Theresa May's promise of resigning once her Brexit deal has been passed, is the only card left to play says Professor Anand Menon, but even then we are not certain that the deal will pass. Who is likely to succeed May as the new Tory leader? Boris Johnson? Does he have enough support within his own party?

Anand Menon speaks to Mike Graham on Talk Radio about parliamentary procedures, indicative votes and how Parliament represents the divisions across the country.

Our special guest is Dr Brigid Fowler, Senior researcher at the Hansard Society, looking at whether democracy is broken by Brexit and is the UK facing a constitutional and political crisis. She was joined by The UK in a Changing Europe's research associate, Dr Alan Wager and our podcaster James Millar.

Has Brexit lost your trust in politicians? Is there any point in voting? How does the recent Brexit impasse make you feel as a voter? Listen to Anand Menon, Director of The UK in a Changing Europe and Dawn Foster, journalist at the Guardian, discuss the changing political attitudes towards politicians, how the referendum has polarised this country and the active engagement of younger voters.

Filmed just after a hectic night in which Parliament voted to rule out leaving the EU with no deal, Rory Stewart, Conservative MP and prisons minister speaks to The UK Changing Europe Director Anand Menon about how he voted and why he doesn’t feel too happy about it, how he has become one of the most high profile cheerleaders for the prime minister’s Brexit deal, and enumerates the differences between himself and Jacob Rees-Mogg. Rory provides his own insights into the driving forces behind Brexit, his colleagues in the Conservative party and the state of modern British politics.

What is the deal Theresa May came back with from Strasbourg? Professor Anand Menon, Director of The UK in Changing Europe, says she returned with more concessions than were expected. But were there any amendments to the backstop? How big of a defeat will she face in parliament on her second meaningful vote?

With the European Research Group (ERG) announcing they will vote against the deal, what does this mean for Theresa May? Is the Prime Minister likely to get her Meaningful vote through? And is extension looking more and more likely?

Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson discusses how Brexit may affect women, the role women played during the EU referendum in 2016 and how the fall in GDP could impact on the fringe of women's rights. She was joined by senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe Professor Catherine Barnard and podcaster James Millar.

Does support for a second referendum damage Labour's votes in the Brexit heartlands? and is there a chance that the Labour Party could unite? Dr Alan Wager explains the tactics and strategies behind Labour's support for a second referendum.

Dr Simon Usherwood speaks to Vanessa Feltz on Jeremy Corbyn's latest backing for a second referendum. Is this opportunism? Simon discusses the various factions within the Labour Party and Corbyn's latest amendment, what it means and what would happen if he doesn't get it. Is he demonstrating a degree of good faith?