Tonight with Andrew Marr

Andrew Marr speaks to the head of Universities UK and journalist Peter Hitchens about the Gaza protests on British university campuses. He also speaks to Jill Stein, the incoming Green Party US Presidential Candidate and David Miliband, Former Labour Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs.

As OFCOM introduces a new code for children using social media companies, Andrew Marr speaks to psychologist Jonathan Haidt about whether these rules will go far enough to protect children and to the Cabinet Secretary for Science and Technology, Michelle Donelan.

Andrew Marr speaks to Senior Correspondent, Columnist for Haaretz & Israel correspondent for The Economist, Anshel Pfeffer about Israel taking control of the Rafah crossing and to Lord David Blunkett about what the local election results mean for Labour.

General H.R. McMaster who worked under former President Donald Trump from 2017-2018 speaks to Andrew about rising tensions in the Middle East, an Iron Dome Defence System and Vladimir Putin.

Andrew Marr is also joined by a reporter in Los Angeles at the UCLA pro-Palestinian protests.

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt speaks to Andrew Marr about the further cuts to National Insurance and whether they will be funded by pushing the state pension back to a later age. He also speaks to Richard Tice from Reform UK on the local elections.

Andrew Marr speaks to former Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs, George Eustice about how the Brexit changes may impact farmers. He also speaks to Patrick Harvie from the Scottish Green party on the latest in Scottish politics.

The Scottish Leader of the Labour Party, Anas Sarwar, and Stephen Flynn, the leader of the SNP in the Commons joins Andrew Marr to discuss Humza Yousaf's resignation as leader of the SNP. He is also joined by Carla Denyer, the leader of the Green Party to discuss what the Greens can offer in the local elections.

In this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr on LBC, Andrew Marr speaks to the Chief of the Defence Staff Sir Tony Radakin about NATO and the threat of Russia.

Andrew Marr speaks to James Heappey, Former Armed Forces Minister and Conservative MP for Wells about what the Prime Minister's promise of 2.5% of GDP spending on defence by 2030 will do to ward off further aggression from Russia. He also speaks to former leader of the Green Party, Caroline Lucas, about her new book, Another England and St George's Day.

Tonight, Andrew Marr speaks to three individuals on all sides of the Rwanda bill debate. MP Danny Kruger of the right of the Conservatives who has been pushing for further measures against migrants, Baroness Helena Kennedy KC, a former barrister who describes voting for the bill as voting for a "lie" and Lord Ricketts, one of several individuals who signed an open letter calling for exemption of Afghan interpreters and soldiers from being deported, who fought and worked alongside the British army.