The politician who some credit as the man behind Brexit tells Nick why it wasn't about immigration, how the British sometimes fail to appreciate what they have and why the UK should look to Switzerland as inspiration.

The comedy brain behind The Thick of It, Veep and The Death of Stalin talks with Nick about the importance of language in politics, why comedy needs to be more like journalism and which one of them was the bigger teenage political trainspotter.

The TUC leader tells us what the Remain campaign got wrong, why we were happiest in the 1970s, and what she does with her lunch break. But does she forgive Nick for using Uber?

Can he block Brexit? Is he a Remaniac? Does he really think Jeremy Corbyn is like Harold Wilson? Why didn't he run for Labour leader? And is he happy to be a backbencher?

How patriarchy works in Parliament, why her party's vision of a green economy is more radical than Jeremy Corbyn's, and when it's sometimes just too tough to go vegan.

Rob Halfon MP tells Nick why Conservatives need to radically reconnect with the people

Gus O'Donnell, former top civil servant, on cabinet disunity and the problems of Brexit

Ed Miliband tells Nick his big ideas and wonders if he should have been a redder Ed.

Nick discusses the implications of Theresa May's conference speech with Ruth Davidson

Jon Lansman talks to Nick about where Momentum could be taking the Labour party.