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Andrew Marr, former BBC political editor, interviews key newsmakers and shines a light on what's happening in the world. Includes a review of the Sunday newspapers, weather forecast and news bulletin.
2007
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Andrew Marr
Himself - Presenter
2017
Andrew Marr's guests are first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon MSP, secretary of state for the education Justine Greening MP and actress Joanna Scanlan. The newspapers are reviewed by Julia Hartley-Brewer, Steve Richards and Sir Craig Oliver, former director of communications for David Cameron.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week. Andrew Marr's guests include leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn and actor Timothy Spall. The newspapers are reviewed by Ayesha Hazarika, Esther McVey and Paul Waugh.
Andrew Marr is joined by prime minister Theresa May, shadow chancellor John McDonnell and Exiting the EU spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg. Reviewing the papers are Anushka Asthana of the Guardian and TV presenter and journalist Piers Morgan. Joyce DiDonato performs live.
Andrew Marr is joined by secretary of state for exiting the EU David Davis MP, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron MP, Labour MP Harriet Harman and actor Matthew McConaughey.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures. Andrew is joined by MPs Chris Grayling and Emily Thornberry, plus Frank Gardner and Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe.
Joining Andrew are David Lidington, Tom Watson and composer John Adams. Reviewing the papers are Laura Perrins, Rachel Shabi and David Aaronovitch. Plus music from Chrissie Hynde.
Andrew Marr's guests are justice secretary Liz Truss MP, Lord Mandelson, chairman of Human Rights Foundation and Russian pro-democracy leader Gary Kasparov and actor Tom Hollander.
Andrew's guests are Conservative Party chairman Sir Patrick McLoughlin MP, shadow attorney general Baroness Chakrabarti, Ukip deputy leader Peter Whittle AM and actor Hugh Jackman.
Andrew's guests are chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond MP, shadow chancellor of the exchequer John McDonnell MP and Ukip leader Paul Nuttall MEP.
Interviews with political and cultural figures and a look at the Sunday newspapers. Andrew is joined by David Davis MP, Rebecca Long-Bailey MP and Gerry Adams.
Andrew is joined by leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson MSP, New York Times CEO Mark Thompson and actor Griff Rhys Jones. With music from Madness.
Andrew is joined by Amber Rudd, Sir Keir Starmer, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi and actor David Tennant. Plus music from violinist Kyung Wha Chung.
Eddie Mair's guests include Fabian Picardo, chief minister of Gibraltar, Sir Michael Fallon, Ed Miliband, Caroline Lucas and Jonathan Bartley, and Private Eye editor Ian Hislop.
Andrew is joined by secretary of state for international development Priti Patel MP, shadow secretary of state for foreign affairs Emily Thornberry MP and the actor Jim Broadbent.
Andrew speaks to Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn MP, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood AM and Ukip leader Paul Nuttall MEP, as well as musician Sir Ray Davies.
Andrew's guests are leader of the Conservative Party and prime minister Theresa May MP, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron MP and actor Damian Lewis. The newspapers are reviewed by commentator and columnist Rachel Johnson, Owen Jones of The Guardian and Fraser Nelson, editor of The Spectator.
Andrew is joined by secretary of state for health Jeremy Hunt and shadow chancellor John McDonnell. Reviewing the newspapers are Tim Montgomerie, Ayesha Hazarika and Jim Waterson. Plus music from Rag'n'Bone Man.
Andrew's guests are first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon, secretary of state for defence Sir Michael Fallon and shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry. The newspapers are reviewed by BBC Scotland editor Sarah Smith, Andrew Rawnsley of The Observer and Jane Moore of The Sun.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures including Ukip leader Paul Nuttall MEP and secretary of state for work and pensions Damian Green. Reviewing the papers are journalist and commentator Paul Mason, Daily Mail columnist Amanda Platell, and journalist and commentator Miranda Green.
Andrew Marr is joined by joint leader of the Green Party Caroline Lucas and leader of Plaid Cymru Leanne Wood. Sir Craig Oliver, Jacqui Smith and Frank Gardner review the newspapers.
Andrew talks to Jeremy Corbyn, Sir Michael Fallon, Lord Heseltine and Dutch politician Sophia in 't Veld. George Osborne, Polly Toynbee and Toby Young review the papers.
Andrew is joined by chancellor Philip Hammond and shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer.
Andrew Marr is joined by secretary of state for exiting the European Union David Davis MP, shadow secretary for work and pensions Debbie Abrahams MP and actor Andrew Scott.
The guests are secretary of state for the environment, food and rural affairs Michael Gove MP, shadow secretary of state for health Jonathan Ashworth MP and Stella Creasy MP.
Andrew is joined by justice secretary David Lidington, education secretary Angela Rayner, Lib Dem MP Vince Cable and actress Stockard Channing. Music comes from The Lumineers.
Andrew is joined by chancellor Philip Hammond, shadow chancellor John McDonnell and conductor and pianist Daniel Barenboim. Jane Moore of the Sun, former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika and Iain Duncan Smith review the papers, while music comes from Lisa Friend and the Brodsky Quartet.
Andrew is joined by Jeremy Corbyn, Liam Fox, Lord Coe and actor Ethan Hawke. Anna Soubry, Gisela Stuart and Toby Young review the papers, while music comes from Audra McDonald.
Guests include secretary of state for exiting the EU David Davis, shadow secretary of state for exiting the EU Keir Starmer, actor Bertie Carvel, playwright James Graham, plus music from Emma Hatton. Kemi Badenoch reviews the newspapers.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, including defence secretary Sir Michael Fallon, Nato secretary general Jens Stoltenberg and director Conor McPherson.
Andrew Marr's guests include leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Vince Cable, chairman of the National Trust Tim Parker and actor Benedict Cumberbatch, and opera singer Michael Fabiano performs. Amanda Platell, Frances O'Grady and Jon Sopel review the newspapers.
Andrew is joined by Jeremy Corbyn, David Davis and Nick Clegg, while journalists Isabel Hardman and Rachel Shabi review the papers.
Andrew is joined by prime minister Theresa May, the founder of Momentum Jon Lansman, Norwegian ambassador to the UK Mona Juul and actor Toby Stephens. Plus Polly Toynbee of the Guardian and LBC's Iain Dale review the papers.
Andrew Marr is joined by first minister of Scotland and leader of the SNP Nicola Sturgeon, leader of Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson and actors Anne-Marie Duff and Kenneth Cranham. Reviewing the newspapers are David Torrance, Lesley Riddoch and Ayesha Hazarika.
Andrew's guests are Hillary Clinton, former Presidential candidate and first lady of the USA and Chris Grayling MP, secretary of state for transport.
Andrew speaks to communities secretary Sajid Javid MP, shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry MP and Spanish foreign minister Alfonso Dastis and actor Andrew Garfield.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures. Andrew Marr's guests include Jeremy Hunt, Diane Abbott, Annette Bening and Jamie Bell. Plus music from Jason Isbell.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures. Andrew's guests include Benjamin Netanyahu, Amber Rudd MP, Dawn Butler MP, Olivia Colman and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Andrew's guests are Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, chief of the defence staff Sir Stuart Peach, businessman Sir James Dyson, Tim Parker, chairman of the National Trust, singer Duncan Rock and actors Annette Bening and Jamie Bell. The newspapers are reviewed by Gaby Hinsliff of The Guardian, BBC diplomatic correspondent James Landale and Camilla Tominey, the political editor of the Sunday Express.
Andrew Marr's guests are chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond MP, shadow chancellor of the exchequer John McDonnell MP and actors Martin Freeman and Tamsin Greig.
Andrew Marr speaks to leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson MSP, archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu, musician Benny Andersson and lyricist Sir Tim Rice.
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures. Andrew Marr's guests include education secretary Justine Greening and deputy prime minister of Ireland Simon Coveney.
Andrew Marr's guests are David Davis MP, Sir Keir Starmer MP, Ian Blackford MP, Aaron Sorkin and Jessica Chastain. The newspapers are reviewed by Gina Miller and Iain Dale.
Andrew Marr's guests include secretary of state for work and pensions David Gauke, shadow home secretary Diane Abbott and actor James Norton. And there is music from The BBC Singers. Rachel Johnson, Tim Shipman and Emma Barnett review the newspapers.