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In this Q&A special Tom Bradby and Robert Peston answer our audience’s questions, namely:

• Can you ever envisage a UK government banning the burka?
• Was anti-terror law really written to stop groups like Palestine Action?
• Is the UK legally obliged to give free accommodation to illegal migrants?
• Do disaffected Labour voters receive enough media coverage of the Lib Dems and Greens?
• Have you ever seen a politician cry?

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Has Donald Trump's approach to Iran and Israel empowered Vladimir Putin? Is Britain buying US nukes for the RAF a bad deal? And why is the government in yet another U-turn mess on welfare?

Tom Bradby and Robert Peston talk through all the key political talking points.

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On Talking Politics USA this week, Tom Bradby is joined by Robert Peston, Emma Murphy in Iraq and Dan Rivers in Washington to discuss America's strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and the potential consequences for the Middle East and the rest of the world.

The team discuss what Iran might do next, whether President Donald Trump and his administration really want regime change in Iran, and what America's actions tell us about the state of the relationship between the UK and the U.S.

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In a special edition of Talking Politics USA, Lucy Watson is joined in the studio by Jessica Taylor, election expert and analyst for the Cook Political Report, who joined ITV News on US Election night in 2024 as Donald Trump swept to a second term in the White House. They discuss: 

• How the growing conflict in the Middle East is splitting the MAGA faithful
• What impact will Trump's popularity have on next year's midterm elections
• And the potential frontrunners to lead the Democratics and Republicans in 2028

Catch up with the latest episode of Talking Politics USA on ITVX, YouTube or on your favourite podcast platform.

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In a Talking Politics exclusive, the architect of the assisted dying bill Kim Leadbeater joins the podcast as MPs prepare for a crucial vote on the era-defining legislation.

She explains to Paul Brand why she is "positive and optimistic" a majority will support the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill in Friday’s defining vote.

And while Health Correspondent Rebecca Barry outlines the concerns from sections of the medical community - and the many unknowns that remain on how assisted dying will be implemented - Kim argues why MPs are ruling on "the most robust assisted dying bill in the world".

Meanwhile, Robert Peston shares his analysis after grilling Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the G7 in Canada on splits among world leaders over the Iran-Israel conflict and the handling of the grooming gangs inquiry.

This week on Talking Politics USA, we hear from U.S. correspondent Dan Rivers about what influence Donald Trump could have on the developing conflict between Israel and Iran.

Lucy Watson speaks to Pete Souza, the man who was Barack Obama's chief photographer for eight years in the White House and thinks the images from today's administration are more like a "reality show".

And Stacy Foster recalls her whirlwind time covering for Dan in DC - from rushing coast to coast to cover the protests in Los Angeles, to trying to grab a glimpse of President Trump's much-discussed military parade.

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In this week's Q&A, Paul Brand and Robert Peston answer the political questions that matter to you, including:

• What has Keir Starmer achieved since he became PM?
• What can the government realistically do to bring the cost of living down?
• Why isn't financial, legal and political education part of the curriculum?
• Which MP would you pick to take a lie detector test?

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In this special edition of Talking Politics, Paul Brand is joined by Political Editor Robert Peston, Economics Editor Joel Hills and Investigations Editor Daniel Hewitt to pour over the key inclusions - and omissions - in Rachel Reeves’s spending review, discussing…

• The chancellor's key announcements
• The winners and losers as the austerity era ends
• What the headline announcement on affordable housing means for the country’s housebuilding crisis
• Why this is the most significant political moment for this government
• Where the money has been found for savings
• And whether Rachel Reeves’s many jokes at Nigel Farage’s expense will backfire on her.

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In this week's Talking Politics USA, Lucy Watson, US correspondent Dan Rivers and former White House adviser Laura Schwartz answer your questions, including:

• If Elon Musk and Donald Trump continue fighting, who will come out of it worse?
• What's the difference between Trump's travel ban and his 2017 'Muslim ban'?
• How effective is Trump's 'Mexican wall' and immigration policies?
• How can a President who claims to understand business not understand the negative effect from constantly changing tariff arrangements?
• Why are the Democrats' approval ratings down so low?
• Is the While House press office just a propaganda machine?

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Lucy Watson, Dan Rivers, and Laura Schwartz gather for an impromptu bonus episode after relations between the world's richest man and perhaps the world's most powerful man collapsed at lightning speed.

Elon Musk ramped up the row between the pair yesterday after claiming, without evidence, that Trump's administration hasn't released all the records related to sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein because the president is mentioned in them. He wrote on X: "Time to drop the really big bomb: @realDonaldTrump is in the Epstein files. That is the real reason they have not been made public."

So what on earth just happened? Where did this spat begin? And how damaging could this be to the U.S. President? 

The team will be back on Monday with another Q&A session.