In our latest podcast Niall talks to Brexit Secretary David Davis about the progress of exit talks. He also speaks to the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Peter Dowd and Sky's Defence Correspondent Alistair Bunkall sits down with Sir Stuart Peach, the Chief of Defence Staff. #Paterson

With allegations of sexual harassment and abuse engulfing Westminster, Niall speaks to the Home Secretary Amber Rudd. He also talks to Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry and her Labour colleague Rupa Huq. #Paterson

After allegations of sexual harassment hit Westminster, Niall talks to Shadow Communities Secretary Andrew Gwynne. He also speaks to Health minister Philip Dunne and Conservative Brexiteer Owen Paterson. #Paterson

Niall talks to Labour's Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth about Brexit and the NHS. He also chats to one of the Conservatives' rising stars Johnny Mercer about Universal Credit and defence policy. And with the welfare reform dominating the political headlines, Niall brings together a panel to discuss its roll-out. #Paterson

With housing back near the top of the political agenda Niall quizzes Housing Minister Alok Sharma about the Government's record and policies. He also discusses Brexit with Labour's Barry Gardiner and chats to the new UKIP leader Henry Bolton. #Paterson

After Theresa May's eventful conference speech, Niall talks to Culture Secretary Karen Bradley. He also sits down with Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry, the SNP's Brexit spokesman Mike Russell, and the chair of RBS Sir Howard Davies. #Paterson

Niall heads to Manchester for the Conservative Party Conference and talks to Communities Secretary Sajid Javid about housing and his support for Theresa May. He also sits down with former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine to talk unity and Brexit, and discusses the party's future with a panel of backbench MPs. #Paterson

Niall heads to the Labour Party conference and talks to the party's Deputy Leader Tom Watson. He also chats to key union leader Dave Prentis and discusses the future of the party with three backbench MPs - Lisa Nandy, Clive Lewis and Caroline Flint. #Paterson

After Boris Johnson laid out his Brexit red lines in a newspaper article, Niall talks to Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green. He also chats to students and former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan about the Conservative Party's future. Dawn Butler joins him to discuss the public sector pay cap and Labour's Brexit position, and Ed Davey explains why the Lib Dems are still relevant. #Paterson

In his first show Niall talks to Justice Minister Dominic Raab about the Brexit negotiations and his leadership ambitions, and is joined by veteran Tory Ken Clarke. He also discusses Labour's latest Brexit position with Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth. #Paterson