Tonight with Andrew Marr

Andrew speaks to the government's Independent Advisor on Political Violence and Disruption about new measures the government are considering to restrict politicians' engagement with groups responsible for 'disruptive' protests.

The proposals would call for a 'zero-tolerance approach' to MPs engaging with the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign, the organisers of the pro-Palestine marches across the capital.

A scathing report exposes three police forces for missing 'red flags' around Wayne Couzens, who went on to rape and murder Sarah Everard.

Andrew reflects on how pivotal the Everard case was for shining a light on violence against women and girls in the UK.

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has rejected calls to increase defence spending from military chiefs concerned about the prospect of further Russian agression in Europe following Putin's invasion of Ukriane. Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey and the German Ambassador to the UK Miguel Berger join the programme.

And concerned head teacher from Manchester shares experiences from his school following a report showing that 1 in 4 young children are starting primary school without...basic potty training.

Andrew Marr speaks to John Vine the former head of Borders about David Neal's appearance in front of the Home Affairs Committee and Labour's Jonathan Reynolds about making the British economy competitive outside of the EU.

Andrew Marr speaks to Brendan Cox and Naveed Asghar Rana about accusations of Islamophobia in the Conservative party, as well as the former Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk as President Macron calls for Europe's allies to meet to garner military support.

At the time of broadcast it was reported that 67 MPs had signed a letter of no-confidence in the House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle. He apologised for breaking precedent and allowing MPs to vote on a Labour amendment during what was supposed to be an SNP-led opposition day debate. He apologised and claimed he was doing this to protect and safeguard MPs. Consercative MP Mark Francois and LAbour MP Nick Thomas

A row breaks out in the Commons after a controversial decision from the Speaker, allowing a Labour amendment to be voted on over an SNP motion on a ceasefire in Gaza. Andrew speaks to representatives of the main parties to set out their stance, and gets the exclusive reaction from the Palestinian Ambassador to the UK.

Labour have officially changed their stance on the Middle East conflict, calling for an 'immediate ceasefire' in Gaza for the first time. This comes ahead of a Commons vote tomorrow which risked one of the biggest rebellions against Starmer since he became party leader.

In this episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr, Andrew speaks to former BBC Moscow Correspondent, Martin Sixsmith about what the death of Alexei Navalny means for the West and Russia. He also speaks to author and psychologist Mary Trump about her uncle, Donald Trump.

On the day that it was confirmed Britain fell into recession in 2023, Andrew focuses on the three main issues facing voters. The Economy, the NHS, and immigration.