Lista de episódios

Jo is joined by Amber Rudd and Emily Thornberry for the 1st edition of the show. They discuss the toxic nature of political debate, Boris Johnson's latest comments on Brexit, drugs testing and how realistic is Segurança em Jogo (2018)?

Jo is joined by Jess Phillips, Liz Truss and Tim Martin. They discuss the crisis in local government funding, accusations of antisemitism in the Labour Party and taxation of tech companies.

Jo Coburn is joined by a panel of guests to discuss the latest political developments. Then it is over to the House of Commons for live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions followed by a statement to the house by the PM.

Anti-Israel bus stop posters, the anonymous op-ed about the Trump White House, the Russian agents accused of the Salisbury attack, Brexit contingency plans and food gleaning are discussed.

Jo and her guests discuss Vince Cable's proposals for electing a new party leader, cooking and food poverty and whether teachers should be allowed to campaign politically.

Brexit, splits within the Conservative Party, Boris Johnson, splits within the Labour Party, a Centrist revival, Swedish elections and a promotional video by Donald Tusk are all discussed by Jo and the panel of guests.

Jo and her guests discuss the impact of police funding cuts, What is a hard brexiteer? Is a November Brexit deal possible? Are voters tired of Brexit? Should there be a 2nd referendum? The 'toxic nature' of masculinity is also discussed.

Is there a plot to oust Theresa May? Would Jesus have been a trade unionist? Brexit, the Irish Border, Universal Credit and child poverty are discussed. Plus live coverage from Prime Minister's Questions.

Brexit, the cost of no-deal, the Salisbury attack suspects television interview and Labour's post-Brexit immigration policy are discussed as are funeral poverty and threatening behaviour in politics.

Is the Archbishop of Canterbury a hypocrite? How will Brexit affect house prices? Should Theresa May stand down after Brexit? Is Veganism a fad? Should anti-abortion protests outside abortion clinics be banned?

Discussion of today's politics.

The Liberal Democrat party conference and leader Vince Cable's speech are discussed. Fake road signs to deter drug dealers, Britian's immigration policy post-Brexit and a second vote on Brexit are also discussed.

Jo Coburn asks the new co-leader of the Green Party Siân Berry what her priorities are. Funding for new housing, the EU leaders summit in Salzburg and the falling rates of take-up for the MMR vaccine are also discussed.

Andrew Neil is joined by Jacob Rees-Mogg, Alastair Campbell, Rachel Sylvester and Claire Fox to discuss the EU leader's summit. Also, is there a "deep state" undermining Jeremy Corbyn?

Today's edition is taken over by the Brexitcast podcast. Adam Fleming, Chris Mason, Katya Adler and Laura Kuenssberg report live from various locations across Europe on the fallout from the EU leader's summit.

Jo Coburn speaks to Unite head Len McCluskey and presents live coverage of shadow chancellor John McDonnell's speech from the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

Jo Coburn presents live coverage of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Including an interview with deputy leader Tom Watson and shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer's speech to conference.

Jo Coburn presents live coverage of Jeremy Corbyn's leader's speech from the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

Andrew Neil asks his panel of guests if Labour are ready to govern? Can the Prime Minister stick with her chequers plan? They also discuss the emerging details about one of the Salisbury attackers.

Jo Coburn discusses the Senate hearings in Washington, Boris Johnson's criticisms of Theresa May, engaging young voters and gay and transgender rights with her guests.

Jo Coburn presents live coverage from the second day of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Including full coverage of Chancellor Philip Hammond's speech.

Jo Coburn presents live coverage from the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham ahead of Boris Johnson's eagerly anticipated speech to delegates.

Jo Coburn presents live coverage of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, including Prime Minister Theresa May's closing speech.

Reaction to Theresa May's dancing (and speech) at the Conservative Party conference, is it really the end of austerity? Will a new proposal solve the Irish border issue? Plus a report on families separated by visa rules.

Is the UK one of the least racist societies in Europe? The meeting between Northern Irish parties and Michel Barnier, student politics and the Brett Kavanaugh controversy are discussed.

Topics discussed include - would you eat less meat to save the planet? Could Brexit lead to an independent Scotland? Plus universal credit, the end of austerity and academic study of the British Empire.

Can a Brexit deal get through the Commons? What happens if it doesn't? The impact of state pension age increases and what do Conservative and Labour supporters think of each other?

Andrew Neil is joined by former Conservative chief whip Mark Harper, shadow treasury minister Anneliese Dodds and BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg for PMQ's.

Should firms reveal their ethnicity pay gap? Are the DUP bluffing in their threats to oppose the government? How can rents be made affordable? Plus universal credit and the teaching of history are discussed.

Jo Coburn is joined by guests including Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh, Ukip leader Gerard Batten and journalist Toby Young to discuss the day's politics.

Jo Coburn discusses the days politics including the culture in the House of Commons and the role of the speaker with her guests.

Jo discusses with her guests - the report into bullying in parliament, the position of the speaker, the EU leaders meeting, universal credit and a robot giving evidence to the Education Select Committee.

Jo Coburn discusses with her guests - the future of the speaker, the Prime Minister's meeting with EU leaders, the Irish border issue and the mistakes made in the 2017 General Election. Plus coverage of PMQs.

Jo Coburn discusses with her guests - Could the Brexit transition period be extended? Will MPs get a meaningful vote on a deal? Diabetes treatment and gender self-identification are also discussed.

Tory MP Johnny Mercer's criticism of his own party, Brexit negotiations, a second referendum on Brexit, gender self-identification and pressure on local government finances are discussed.

Jo Coburn discusses with her guests - the future of John Bercow, Brexit, social media regulation and social media in politics and whether autism awareness training should be compulsory in the health-care sector.

Topics discussed include - how should the UK respond to the Khashoggi killing? Should post Brexit transition be extended? Is the world more dangerous today? Has sexual harrassment become normalised?

Andrew Neil asks his guests - How long should the Brexit transition last? What would a no deal Brexit look like? What should be the response to Saudi Arabia? Plus live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.

Are non disclosure agreements being abused? Has austerity ended? Local government funding, Brexit, Labours's spending plans, populism and the bombing campaign in the U.S. are also discussed.

Emma Barnett sits in for Jo Coburn. Was Peter Hain right to use parliamentary privilege to name Philip Green? Does Universal Credit work? The trophy hunting scandal, apprenticeships, Brexit and the Reformation.

Andrew Neil presents the BBC's coverage of Budget Day 2018. Including live coverage of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond's delivery of his budget to the House of Commons and the opposition responses.

Jo Coburn asks her guests is austerity over? Taxing tech firms, why are so many children excluded? Plus analysis of the budget.

Analysis of the budget continues with Andrew Neil asking his guests who benefits from the budget? Who will replace Angela Merkel? Plus coverage of PMQs.

Jo Coburn discusses with her guests the delay in imposing a limit of gaming machines and the funding of the leave campaign. Plus, should attacks on rough sleepers be classed as a hate crime?

Jo asks her guests - Can former Prime Minister's make a comeback? Are we afraid of free speech? Are we too easily offended? Plus, the resignation of sports minister Tracey Crouch is discussed.

Health and personal responsibility, who is the party of the NHS? the American mid-term elections, how close are we to a Brexit deal? Technology and politics are discussed.

The Information Commissioner's select committee appearance discussing disinformation and fake news, the American mid-term elections, knife crime and the life of war correspondent Marie Colvin are discussed.

The resignation of Jo Johnson, Labour's Brexit position and the rise of nationalism are discussed by Jo and her guests. Elizabeth Glinka interviews Independent MP Jared O'Mara.

Jo Coburn asks - Is a Brexit deal imminent? Could there be a second referendum? The use of data and technology in political campaigning and the banned Iceland advert are also discussed.

Andrew Neil asks his guests if the Prime Minister can get her draft Brexit deal approved by cabinet. Plus, live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions from the House of Commons.