This week, Tim is joined by US Christian journalist and Washington Post columnist Billy Hallowell to discuss Donald Trump's return to the White House.

At 78 years old, Trump has become the 47th president of the United States.

Tim also offers insights into what a second Trump administration could mean for the world.

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This week, Tim is joined by Danny Kruger, Conservative MP for East Wiltshire.

As Westminster prepares to enter the committee stages of the Assisted Dying Bill, they discuss the next steps and the potential impact of the proposed legislation.

Danny, a key voice opposing the bill, shares his thoughts on whether it’s possible to block it or make meaningful amendments.

Plus, Tim reflects on a striking new report revealing that one in five Britons aged 18 to 45 prefer unelected leaders over democracy.

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This week, Tim sits down with AMB producer and Deputy News Editor, Kelly Valencia, to recap the major stories of 2024.

Together, they reflect on the general election, the US elections, Assisted Dying, and other key topics.

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This week, Tim sits down with Steve Darling, the Liberal Democrat MP for Torbay.

If you’ve followed local politics in Torbay, you probably know Steve—he’s been involved since 1995 and led Torbay Council from 2019 to 2023. What you might not know is that Steve is registered blind and works alongside his amazing guide dog, Jennie.

In their chat, Steve opens up about his journey into politics, sharing how his faith has been a constant source of strength and inspiration along the way.

Tim also takes a moment to mark the 76th anniversary of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, reflecting on why it remains so important today.

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This week, Tim is joined by Sir Desmond Swayne, the Conservative MP for New Forest West.

Since first entering Parliament in 1997, Sir Desmond has served under seven prime ministers—five from his own party—and taken on several ministerial roles along the way.

He shares with Tim the story of his personal faith journey and his perspective on the place of Christianity in public life.

Tim also takes time to reflect on the Assisted Dying debate and its outcome

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This week Tim Farron is joined by Dr Sarah Foot, a palliative medicine registrar from East Anglia.

They’ll, of course, be discussing the Assisted Dying Bill, with details set to be debated in Parliament on Friday.

Current trackers show that at least 135 MPs plan to vote in favour of the bill, 85 are against it, 121 are undecided, and 23 are expected to abstain.

Dr Foot shares her faith journey, how it shapes her work, and why she believes Christians shouldn’t stay silent on this issue.

Tim also reflects further on why he’s opposing the bill.

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This week, Tim sits down with Michael Wear, President and CEO of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, and former faith advisor to President Barack Obama.

Their discussion centers on what a United States under Donald Trump's leadership might look like, exploring the potential implications for the nation. They also delve into how Democrat Christians can navigate the challenges of the next four years.

And Tim also reflects on the Archbishop of Canterbury's resignation.

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This week, Tim chats with General Lord Richard Dannatt, the former head of the British Army.

They get into all kinds of topics—from Lord Dannatt’s personal journey with faith to what it's really like to be a Christian in such a high-stakes military role. They even touch on what Donald Trump’s presidency might mean for global conflicts.

Plus, Tim explores a new angle on how the Christian vote played into Trump’s win.

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This week, Tim speaks with Labour MP Rachael Maskell about the upcoming vote on assisted dying.

He also shares his thoughts on the new Conservative Party leader, Kemi Badenoch, and her shadow cabinet, discussing what we might expect from her.

And as US citizens head to the polls today, Tim prays for a peaceful transition of power.

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This week, Tim continues his US special, joined by Doug Pagitt, executive director of Vote Common Good—a progressive, left-leaning non-profit and key voice for progressive Christianity in the US.

With just a week until the US elections, Doug discusses why he’s spent recent weeks on the road, urging Christians to engage in this pivotal election.

Tim also takes a moment to reflect on Labour’s first budget in 14 years.

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