Tonight with Andrew Marr

The Prime Minister battled through yet another day of unruly Conservative MPs after the Supreme Court ruled the government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda - meaning all flights to the country remain grounded, for now. Many in the Tory right are calling for the government to suspend international treaties and obligations, such as the ECHR and the Refugee convention - one of those is the Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis who joins the programme.

The Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick outlines the government's plans to introduce emergency legislation that will acknoledge Rwanda is a safe country to send migrants to.

And The Shadow Business Minister Jonathan Reynolds joins the programme to discuss the revolt brewing in the Labour ranks over a ceasefire vote in the commons today.

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman publishes a brutal letter accusing the Prime Minister of lying to her about policy promises before she took office, as the right of the party hit out at the PM after his dramatic reshuffle

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron makes a return to government - as the newly appointed Foreign Secretary - in a huge reshuffle of Rishi Sunak's government. Suella Braverman has been sacked, along with other Conservatives from the right-wing of the party.

A long-time critic of both Rishi Sunak and David Cameron, the former Conservative MP Nadine Dorries, joins the programme to share her thoughts on his appointment and on the future of the party.

PM Rishi Sunak is facing calls to sack Suella Braverman after a controversial article where she accused the police of left-wing bias

The PM has accepted that the protests planned during the Armistice commemerations can take place after meeting with the Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley. But could the political pressure applied on the Commissioner from the Home Secretary be considered unlawful? The former Assistant Met Commissioner Neil Basu believes joins the programme.

Mark Regev, the Senior Adviser to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also joins the programme to discuss the long-term strategy of the Israeli government as their forces reach the centre of Gaza city.

Plus, Pensions Minister Laura Trott and RMT Secretary General Mick Lynch.

King Charles gives the first ever King's speech in 70 years as he presents Rishi Sunak's government agenda to parliament - while the Home Secretary's comments that homelessness is a 'lifestyle choice' continue to cause problems for the PM

The Met issued a statement urging pro-palestine protestors to 'urgently reconsider' planned marches during the Armistice and Remembrance commemerations this weekend. Should it go ahead? Conservative MP and Former Security Minister Sir John Hayes and Ragad Altikriti, Chair of the Muslim Association of Britain - one of the event organisers - share their thoughts.

Big Issue Founder Lord John Bird discusses the the Home Secretary's plans to ban rough sleepers from pitching tents after she labelled homelessness a 'lifestyle choice'.

Conservative MP Alicia Kearns also expressed concern that the King's Speech tomorrow will not set out long-awaited plans to ban conversion therapy.

And the Legendary American Pollster Frank Luntz analyses the latest polling from America suggesting Trump is leading against the incumbent President Joe Biden in 6 key swing states.

The Bank of England have given a 50-50 chance that the UK will enter recession next year as it held interest rates at 5.25%. We'll speak to Sky News Economics Editor Ed Conway and Bloomberg Columnist Merryn Somerset-Webb.

The UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as the death toll there crosses 9000, including more than 3000 children.

And The Beatles have released a new single thanks to help of artificial intelligence.

Rishi Sunak gears up for an interview with Elon Musk tomorrow as he gathers world leaders for the first ever summit on the threats and risks posed by artificial intelligence

Dominic Cummings, the Former Chief Adviser to then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson, was before the covid inquiry today, along with the Former Director of Communications Lee Cain. It was another day highlighting just how disfunction the government were in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey also joins the programme to discuss Keir Starmer's speech earlier today where he attempted to dial down the simmering tensions within Labour over the party's stance on the Israel-Hamas war.