Tonight with Andrew Marr

Andrew Marr speaks to Lord Karan Bilimoria about the tragic plane cross set for Gatwick and Joe Draper, LBC's reporter.

On this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr on LBC, Andrew is joined by the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Darren Jones, after the much anticipated Spending Review reveals its winners and losers, following the Chancellor's standoff against pleas for extra police funding and a cash boost for already-stretched local councils. He also speaks with Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride, General Secretary of Unison Christina McAnea and 'the Father of British venture capital and impact investment,' Sir Ronald Cohen.

Andrew Marr speaks to three nuclear energy experts about the new Sizewell C Nuclear Plant in Suffolk. He also speaks to the former US director of ICE about the protests in Los Angeles.

On this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr, Andrew is joined by the former Chief Economist at the Bank of England, Andy Haldane, after Rachel Reeves announces the major U-turn on the winter fuel allowance. He also speaks with Patricia Marquis, the England Director of the Royal College of Nursing, as potential strikes loom.

On this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr on LBC, Andrew speaks with Trump biographer, Michael Wolff, to ask just how ugly the break-up between the US President and his 'first-buddy' could get. He is also joined by Richard Ratcliffe, the husband of Nazanin Zaghari- Ratcliffe who was freed in 2022 after five years in an Iranian prison, after the Egyptian government continues to ignore the pleas of the mother of a jailed activist, nearly 250 days into her hunger strike.

Andrew Marr speaks to David Gauke, former government minister and author of the Sentencing Review about the state of policing and the risk of further cuts to public spending.

On this episode of 'Tonight with Andrew Marr', Andrew is joined by the former head of the Foreign Office, Lord Simon McDonald and Member of the Defence Select Committee and Labour MP for Plymouth Moor View, Fred Thomas MP to discuss the possibility of NATO forcing the UK into higher defence spending. He is also joined by Former Home Secretary Amber Rudd on migrant channel crossings, as well as actor and star of 'The Deep Blue Sea', Tamsin Greig.

Andrew Marr speaks to Lord George Robertson, the co-author of the Strategic Defence Review about its findings, the threats to British national security and the threat of war.

Andrew Marr speaks to Rachael Maskel, Claire Ainsley and Mel Stride about Starmer's admission in PMQs that the government may U-turn on winter fuel.

Andrew Marr speaks to Shabana Mahmood, the Justice Secretary, about the sentencing review.