Emily Maitlis, Jon Sopel and Lewis Goodall – three of the UK’s top journalists – host an award-winni
The prime minister crashes the airwaves after crashing the economy. We take stock of how bad this mo
Make no mistake - the UK economy is crumbling. And this is not at the hands of a crisis beyond these
Keir Starmer has just made his bid to be the next UK prime minister - against a backdrop of severe e
It's a blustery day in Liverpool and the Labour Party, hosting their conference here, is hoping that
Kwasi Kwarteng announced a not-so-mini budget today, his first as chancellor. In it, he laid out the
“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen". Emily, Jon and
A big day for the UK, at home and abroad and Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner joins us in The News
Hours before meeting Liz Truss, Biden tweets that he’s “sick and tired of trickle down economics”. A
Have the monarchy and the media got this last week right? And how are we all left feeling now, a wee
Is it a good idea to end the cap on bankers' bonuses? The new chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng seems to thi
Have the Republicans scored a massive own goal in their attempts to limit women's rights to abortion
The police have been cracking down on anti-monarchists protesting across the UK. Why? And what does
Is Ukraine about to win a war no-one thought they could? And, consequently, are Vladimir Putin's day
For the first time in over 70 years, the United Kingdom's head of state is a King, not a Queen. Char
We reflect on Queen Elizabeth II’s reign and discuss King Charles III’s accession to the throne.Prod
The Queen is under close medical attention and with family in Balmoral. We're joined by Andrew Marr,
Liz Truss faces Keir Starmer in Parliament for the first time, and there’s a notable shift in tone a
A drought ends in a downpour, and Prime Minister Truss emerges outside Number 10 to deliver a dry ec
Liz Truss becomes UK Prime Minister with just 81,326 votes of Conservative party members. Has any le
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has plunged millions into a profound energy crisis. But Russia's war wa
