Tonight with Andrew Marr

Home Secretary Suella Braverman delivers a speech in the US criticising current thresholds for asylum and claims 'multiculturalism has failed'

The Prime Minister and Chancellor face criticism over their plans to axe the high speed rail route from Birmingham to Manchester

The Bank of England held interest rates at 5.25%, ending a run of 14 consecutive rises, and following a surprise drop in the rate of inflation for August. Are we at peak interest rates and will inflationary pressures ease up into the new year?

Joining me to discuss is the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and the Governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey.

The Prime Minister announces major changes to the UK's net zero targets, changing tack on electric cars, oil and gas boilers, and efficiency standards for rented properties, among others

As the country braces for another round of strike action across the NHS doctors, the government has stumbled across a rather radical solution: they want the legal power to force doctors to return to work during strikes. The Health Secretary Steve Barclay has said the government want to introduce minimum service level to maintain 'necessary and safe service levels' across the NHS - something they are already conducting consultiations for ambulance workers, fire and rescue services and passenger rail workers.

One of the UK's most-famous and well-respected medical professionals, Labour Peer Lord Robert Winston joins the programme.

Former Prime Minister Liz Truss insists she did not crash the British economy, claiming her economic policies just 'weren't fashionable on the London dinner party circuit'

The opposition set out their plans to tackle the small boats crisis and seek a deal with the EU in preparation for a Labour government

Former Prime Minister Theresa May joins the programme for an extensive interview, sharing her thoughts on Brexit, John Bercow, Boris Johnson, and the Grenfell disaster.

Comedian David Mitchell also joins the programme to discuss the bizarre, cruel, ather odd behaviour of our past Monarchs - and whether there is any cure for our slightly dysfunctional politics.

The Treasury considers tweaking the pension triple lock rules to save £1bln of taxpayer money in 2024

Over the weekend a story broke about the arrest of an individual who has allegedly been spying for the Chinese state right here in the heart of Westminster -  in Parliament.

If found to be true, the revelations could have a significant impact on British-Chinese relations and spectactularly backfire for Beijing.

The revelations have prompted demands to tighten vetting at parliament and called into question our relationship with China just a week after the Foreign Secretary’s Visit.

How will the revelations impact our relations with China? Are they a friend or foe?

Joining me to discuss is the Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Victor Gao, who is a Former translator to the late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping and vice president of the Centre for China and globalization. Victor is widely described as a spokesperson for CCP