Tonight with Andrew Marr

Andrew Marr speaks to celebrated epidemiologist Professor Sir Michael Marmot about both parties ruling out tax rises and a promise by the Conservative party of further cuts to public spending if they return to government.

Labour wrangles with messaging after conflicting reports about the future of MP Diane Abbott who says she was 'dismayed' at the suggestion that she was being banned from running at the next election.

On the Conservative side, there are calls for Sunak to deselect Liz Truss after her podcast appearance with a controversial, far right figure.

Andrew Marr speaks to Shadow Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones about Labour's 100 business owners backing the party on the economy in The Times and the government's Bim Afolami on what he makes of it. He also speaks to Benedict Cumberbatch on his new Netflix series, Eric.

Andrew Marr speaks to Laura Trott, Chief Secretary to the Treasury & Conservative MP for Sevenoaks about the policies left in limbo by the election campaign. He also interviews Richard Tice, Leader of Reform UK on their threat to the Conservative party and Nick Thomas-Symonds, Shadow Minister and MP for Torfaen about whether Labour would go into a coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

Andrew Marr speaks to the Shadow Health Secretary, Wes Streeting about the Prime Minister's decision to call an election. As well as political journalist Michael Crick, pollster Kelly Beaver, Former Director of Downing Street Communications Lee Cain, the New Statesman's Freddie Hayward and the Spectator Editor Fraser Nelson.

Alicia Kearns, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, as well as lawyer and former President of the ICC, Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji, speaks to Andrew about the widespread criticism of the court's decision to issue warrants against Benjamin Netanyahu and the leaders of Hamas.

Andrew Marr speaks to one of former pupil at Treloar's College, Richard Warwick, where more than 120 pupils were caught up in the infected blood scandal, resulting in around 93 deaths and Sue Douglas, former Journalist for the Mail on Sunday who was one of the first to break the infected blood scandal story in the 1980s.

Andrew Marr speaks to Shadow Secretary for Work and Pensions Alice McGovern about the six pledges promised to the public today by Keir Starmer and to former head of GCHQ David Omand about Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin meeting.

Andrew Marr speaks to former Higher Education Minister and Conservative MP Robert Halfon about proposed changes to graduate visas and how they benefit the UK. He also speaks to MP Miriam Cates about her proposals of bringing lockers for phones into schools to benefit children's education.

Andrew Marr speaks to financier Bill Browder and Ukrainian MP Mariia Mezentseva about Putin's cabinet reshuffle and what it means for the war in eastern Europe. Sir John Hayes MP also tells Andrew his thoughts on a Northern Ireland High Court judge ruling that the Rwanda deportation scheme will not take place in the region.