Tonight with Andrew Marr

Andrew Marr speaks to Boris Johnson's former colleague and friend Nadine Dorries as well as Professor Kevin Fong about the findings of the COVID inquiry.

Andrew Marr speaks to Lord Terry Burns about the budget next week and to Will Dunn about his piece on how much influence the bond markets have on governments.

Andrew Marr interviews Trevor Phillips about Shabana Mahmood's asylum reforms and the future of the BBC.

Andrew Marr speaks to former Foreign Secretary David Miliband about Shabana Mahmood's changes to the asylum system.

Andrew Marr interviews Tom Baldwin on the briefing war in number 10, and talks to Tina Brown about further headlines that have emerged from the emails released yesterday about Jeffrey Epstein's associates.

Andrew Marr speaks to Rosie Duffield, an independent MP and Carolyn Harris, Starmer's former private secretary when he was leader of the opposition about the Prime Minister's own cabinet ministers briefing against him.

As waiting for the budget at the end of November only leaves the housing market, labour market and stock markets in uncertainty, is it time to scrap them all together? Andrew Marr speaks to Michael Gove about what they do to the economy.

On this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr, Andrew is joined by Broadcaster and Historian, Jonathan Dimbleby, Former Head of News and Current Affairs at Channel 4, Dorothy Byrne, and former foreign correspondent for the BBC and editor-in-chief of The Daily Telegraph, Sir Max Hastings.

On this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr, Andrew is joined by Chris Skidmore, the former Minister for Energy and Clean Growth, who signed the UK's 2019 net zero pledge into law. And as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is asked to appear before Congress over Jeffrey Epstein links, Andrew speaks with Royal Historian, Andrew Lownie, to get his take on the Royal crisis.

As a third prisoner is accidentally released from HMP Wandsworth, Andrew Marr speaks to former governor Ian Acheson about the latest escape.