He also speaks to journalists Tom Scotson and Annabel Denham about a shock poll that reveals the Green party are performing better than the Labour party in British polling.

He also interviews Bridget Phillipson on the deputy Labour leadership race.

He also interviews KT MacFarland and Mehdi Hasan about Trump's state visit to the UK.

Andrew Marr speaks to the Canadian Ambassador, Peter Frankopan and a former Russian Prime Minister under Putin.

Anthony Horowitz also joins Andrew in the studio to talk about his latest novel.

He also speaks to General Secretary of UNITE, Labour's biggest union, Sharon Graham on what she makes on Labour delivering on workers' rights.

On the Conservative side, there are calls for Sunak to deselect Liz Truss after her podcast appearance with a controversial, far right figure.

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

Andrew speaks to the Chair of the Conservative Party, and the Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

Former Health Secretary Lord Lansley and the Journalist and Author Isabel Hardman join to discuss.

The natural and broadcaster Ray Mears reacts to the shocking report suggesting 3.6million hours of raw sewage flowed into Britain's rivers and seas last year.

Plus an interview with the renowned actor and national treasure Sir Jonathan Pryce.

Andrew asks - is Rishi Sunak really going to be the Tory leader going into the next election?

Joining to discuss are Stewart McDonald, the SNP MP for Glasgow South who was hacked by a Russian linked group last year, Nigel Inkster, the Former Director of Operations and Intelligence for Mi6, and Victor Gao TBC is a Former Translator to late Chinese leader Deng Xioaping and Vice President of the Centre for China and Globalization.

He also speaks to one of Britain's leading demographers about a study that has found Britain will be dependent on migration to maintain the population until the next century.

Andrew speaks to Shadow Minister, Nick Thomas Symonds, and economist Mariana Mazzucato.

He gets the reaction from the Shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, and Palestinian Solidarity Campaign Director, Ben Jamal

Andrew speaks to Lord Frost and SNP Westminster Leader Stephen Flynn, who calls for the Speaker to go after not allowing Abbott to contribute to the Commons debate.

Former Conservative Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries also discusses the prospect of Boris Johnson being deployed across the Red Wall to help with the impending General Election campaign.

And Ilya Ponamarev, the Political Leader of the Free Russia Legion, a group of Russian exiles fighting Putin in Ukraine, discusses why his organisation has launched an operation inside Russian territory early today.

Andrew gets the reaction from Sadiq Khan, and the leader of Reform, Richard Tice.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden look all but set to face each other in November for the Presidential Election as both swept to victory on Super Tuesday in their respective primaries. Former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon and Democratic Presidential Candidate and The Young Turks Co-Host Cenk Uygur join to discuss.

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.

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

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.

We also discuss whether or not it's time for Europe - or the EU - to build an army and co-develop nuclear weapons amongst the 27 member states with Manfred Weber, a leading German MEP who is also President of the European People's Party, the largest grouping of MEP's in the European Parliament.

And an exclusive interview with the Conservative MP Sir Bob Neil on why he is stepping down at the next general election and what advice he has for his party.

And an exclusive interview with the former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak who yesterday called on the current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign.

The Labour MP Jess Phillips discusses the latest revelations about the failures of Greater Manchester Police in responding to and handling off the child sexual offences in the Greater Manchester Area.

And Sir Tim Martin, Chairman of Wetherspoons on why he thinks Dry January is becoming a cult.

The Former Permanent Secretary at the Foreign Office, Lord Simon McDonald, shares his thoughts on Britain's place in the world - and how the UK and NATO will be impacted if Donald Trump wins the Presidential Election in November.

The founder of Ecotricity Dale Vince responds to reports that the Labour Party will downgrade their £28bn green investment plans from a target to an 'ambition'.

The actor Peter Capaldi, who plays Malcolm Tucker in 'The Thick of It' tv series, discusses his latest role, acting and politics.

The National treasure, the Comedian Dawn French on whether comedy can go too far and be offensive - and what she thinks of posh people.

And the Advocacy Director at the Free Russia Foundation - and wife of a jailed Russian opposition Journalist - Evgenia Kara-Murza discusses Putin's 4 hour Q&A session.

Joining to discuss is the Conservative MP and former party Chairman David Davis, the former Attorney General Sir Geoffrey Cox, and the former Deputy Prime Minister Sir David Lidington.

The Former Downing Street Chief-of-Staff Jonathan Powell shares his thoughts on Boris Johnson's defence before the covid inquiry.

The government have announced a 5-point plan to reduce the record net-migration figures.

And we'll speak to a man who can fluently speak over 16 languages.

The renowned climate Professor Michael Mann shares his thoughts on whether we can expect much from a climate summit headed by an oil executive and hosted in a gulf petrostate.

And RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch on the end to rail strikes.

Also, a March planned for this weekend aims to do what the others have so far not done: mourn for both Palestinians and Israelis, and bring together people of all faiths. Rabbi

And an exclusive interview with the former head of MI6 Sir Alex Younger on relations with China, the Israel-Hamas War, and whether he is concerned that the war in the middle east is radicalising young people right here in Britain.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

With hospitals reportedly only providing emergency medical services in Gaza as fuel and power run out, we'll speak to a Doctor on the ground to get an update on the situation.

To discuss if there is any hope for peace or a long-term settlement between Israel and the Palestinians is Professor Izzeldin Abuelaish a Palestinian-Canadian professor born and raised in the Jabalia Refugee camp in the Gaza strip, who He has lost 25 of his relatives since the current conflict began and Hannah Weisfeld, the Director of Yachad, a British Jewish organisation whose primary mission is to work towards a peaceful resolution between Israel and Palestine.

And, the astronaut Sir Tim Peake joins the programme and shares his experiences in space - and how close humanity is to establishing a colony on Mars

Also the Former BP CEO Lord Browne joins the programme to discuss the climate crisis. He was the first Big Oil executive to aknowledge that climate change and the activities of the fossil fuel industry were related.

The Director of Shin Bet Ami Ayalon and Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee Alicia Kearns join the programme.

Plus, our end of week panel with Sir Max Hastings, the life-long Conservative who now says he is voting for Labour, and Miranda Green, the former UK and World News Editor at the Financial Times.

And over in Manchester, at the Labour Party Conference, the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves gave what could be her best speech yet on the main stage. She set our the Labour Party's economic vision for the country. Discussing this is the RMT General-Secretary Mick Lynch, Economist Mariana Mazzucato, and the Labour Shadow Science Secretary Peter Kyle MP.

He also announced the axing of the northern leg of HS2 - and a Network North project to improve connectivity and transport across the North of England and beyond.

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

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

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.

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

The inflation figures might mean the Bank of England cuts interest rates in August which would be a huge relief for mortgage holders.

The TATA gigafactory announcement was used by the government to try and demonstrate how good the UK was for investment - but the government had to disclose the amount of subsidies they are providing the company to open this factory here.

Joining the programme to discuss is the Former Permanent Secretary to the Treasury Lord Nick Macpherson, Minister in the Department of Businesss and Trade Nus Ghani, and the Shadow Business and Industrial Strategy Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.

Also on the programme, Security Minister Tom Tugendhat discusses the new National Security Act and the Shadow Defence Secretary Jon Healey shares his thoughts on the latest coming out of the NATO Summit in Vilnius.

And we begin the programme as NATO heads of state prepare for their annual summit - and the big question on everyone's mind; will Ukraine finally get a roadmap to membership of the alliance?

Conservative MP and Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee Alicia Kearns shares her thoughts on reports that British Diplomats were preparing for Russia's collapse.

On the 7th Anniversary of Brexit we discuss the future of Britian's relationship with the EU with Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and the German Ambassador Miguel Berger.

And over to Miami, as Donald Trump is summoned to court to be indicted under the Espionage Act after the FBI found over 100 top secret documents at his Mar-a-Lago hotel.

The Minister for London and Minister for Technology and the Digital Economy Paul Scully MP also tells us why he is running to be the Mayor of London - and what ideas he will bring to the table.

In news that could spell very bad news for the Labour party's prospects in Scotland, Alex Salmond joins the programme to discuss his calls for a pro-independence electoral pact with the SNP, ALBA and the Scottish Greens.

The Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves says Globalilsation is dead as she outlines a prospecitive Labour more interventionist economic plan she calls 'Securonomics'. Shadow Financial Secretary to The Treasury and Labour MP Pat McFadden shares the details.

Legendary Pollster Frank Luntz shares his thoughts on whether or not the culture wars can win elections.

And The Chair of the National Churches Trust and former Permanent Secretary to the Home Office Sir Philip Rutnam shares his warnings about the loss of key cultural heritage as its revealed over 900 Churches are at risk of being sold off or closed. He also discusses the recent attacks on the civil service by MPs.

An Exclusive interview with the Former CEO of Google Dr Eric Schmidy on Artificial Intelligence - the prospects, dangers and regulation of this sector that is already beggining to revolutionise our lives.

And The Great British Bake-Off Judge Dame Prue Leith joins the programme to discuss assisted dying following publication of an open-letter calling for the government to legalise this.

European Commissioner for Financial Stability, Financial Services and the Capital Markets Union Mairead McGuinness joins the programme to discuss the UK and EU's post-brexit regulations of the financial sector.

And a UK Exclusive with Ilya Ponamarev, the political leader of the Freedom of Russia Legion, the anti-Putin Russian group responsible for today's attack on the Belgorod region.

The National Conservatism Conference has kicked off here in London - Conservative MP Danny Kruger joins the programme to explain what it's all about, and whether the Labour Party's voting plans really are 'gerrymandering' as Jacob Rees Mogg suggestted earlier this morning.

Victor Gao, a former Chinese diplomat who is widely referred to as a spokesperson for the Chinese Communist warns that Liz Truss's visit to Taiwan next week could accelerate 'reunification' and lead to war.

Also on the programme:

• Chris Huhne, former Liberal Democrat Energy Secretary in the Lib-Con coalition government shares his thoughts on Rishi Sunak refusing to rule out attempting to form a coalition government if there is a hung parliament at the next General Election.
• Alan Rusbridger, the former Editor-in-Chief of the Guardian discusses the Daily Mirror publisher's apology to Prince Harry in a high-profile court case today.
• Mick Mulvaney on the political impact of Donald Trump being found guilty of sexual abuse in a civil case in New York yesterday

On the eve of the Coronation of King Charles III, Jamaica and Belize have suggested they could be the next Commonwealth Realms to ditch the Monarchy altogether and begin a new chapter in their history as independent republics. The Commonwealth Secretary General Baroness Patricia Scotland joins the programme to share her thoughts on the future of the Commonwealth and the role they will be during the Coronation.

Could Charles III be the first 'climate King'? CEO of the Wildlife Trust Craig Bennett joins the programme.

The Former First Minister of Scotland and current ALBA party leader Alex Salmond joins the programme to explain why he thinks King Charles III will the last King of Scotland.

The Former President of the Royal College of Nursing Professor Dame Anne-Marie Rafferty shares her thoughts on the breakthrough between the health workers and the government as a million workers accept a pay deal.

Also on the programme:

• IPSOS CEO Kelly Beaver on polling ahead of local elections
• Baroness Jenny Jones on the Green Party's local election strategy
• Dr Hayleigh Bosher, professor of Intellectual property law and presenter of the 'Whose Song Is It Anyway?' podcast discusses Ed Sheeran's threat to quit music if he loses the copyright trial he is currently involved in.

There are an estimated 70 NHS doctors currently trapped in Sudan. They face the risk of kidnap by the warring factions who in dire need of medical experts as fighting rages on. We speak to 'Dr Ahmed' who is a British resident, but currently stuck in Sudan and yet to be contacted by the government.

The Chair of the Defence Select Committee also joins the programme just as the first flight carrying British Nationals leaves the country for Cyprus.

Also, Naturalist and Broadcaster Ray Mears & Chair of the Environment Audit Committee Phillip Dunne discuss sewage being dumped into our rivers by water companies.

Social Housing campaigner Kwajo Tweneboa shares his thoughts as a new report reveals a quarter of a million children are sharing beds due to overcrowding in the social housing sector.

Former Chancellor and Tory Grandee Lord Ken Clarkes shares his thoughts on the UK's economic quagmire, high inflation and how to fix the health service.

The National Cyber Security Centre have raised the alarm bells over Chinese dominance in cyberspace and artificial intelligence - the former, and first-ever, Chief Software Officer of the US Air Force and Space Force Nicolas Chaillan joins the show.

Baroness Minouche Shafik, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England, joins the programme to discuss how we can improve the economy and get growing following a double dose of bad news -  0 growth in February and the IMF forecast last week suggesting the UK was on track to being the worst-performing economy in the G20.

Rabbi Leo Dee, the husband and father of the British-Israelis killed by a West Bank terrorist last week also joins the programme.

Former BBC Trust Chairman Lord Patten joins the programme to share his thoughts on the future of the national broadcaster and its Chairman Richard Sharp. And a damning report by Amnesty International has suggests that the UK is now a negative force for human rights on the world stage – the organisation’s General Secretary Agnes Callamard

Also on the programme; SNP leadership contender Kate Forbes resigns from the Scottish government, and a look at the future of our railways on the 60th anniversary of the Beeching Report.

The Ugandan Parliament has passed a law that will criminalise being LGBTQ+. The legislation could jail anyone who identifies as LGBTQ+ for up to 20 years  a move that has infuriated human rights activists and organisations. The US has threatened to sanction Uganda. To explain why the parliament has done this - and the mood in the capital Kampala - is Dr Frank Mugisha,  Executive Director of the banned LGBTQ support group Sexual Minorities Uganda who was also nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2014.

Also on the programme:Junior doctors set to strike in April and protests rock France as riots erupt across the country.

Also on the programme: The Windsor Framework - or Rishi Sunak's Northern Ireland deal as it's more commonly known - passed through the commons despite warnings from the DUP and the ERG wing of the Tory Party. Lord Peter Mandelson and the DUP's Ian Paisley Jr join the show.

Also - Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting joins the programme to scrutinise the budget and share his thoughts on the government's pay offer to striking health care workers.

Also on the programme, SNP leadership candidate Ash Regan.

We also get the assessment of Paul Johnson, the Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Businessman and Dragon Theo Paphitis - and talk to Andy Street, the Mayor of the West Midlands Combined Authority on the new powers this budget has just granted him.

Russia launched another brutal missile attack across Ukraine in the very early hours this morning. 9 people have been killed and the attack on the Zaporizhia nuclear power cut the power to large areas of the country. The Mayor of Lviv Andriy Sadovyi and Major General Jonathan Shaw share their experiences and thoughts on the latest attack

and the reasons behind it.

Also on the programme: Parts of the HS2 train line has been delayed yet again and Rishi Sunak heads to France tomorrow to make a deal with President Emmanuel Macron so he can implement his plan to stop refugees crossing the English Channel.

It is International Women's Day. Every year Labour MP Jess Philips reads out a list of female victims of male violence and she joins the programme to talk about the challenges facing women this year, why she reads the list out - and her thoughts on the government's decision to deny illegal immigrants access to the UK's anti-slavery system.

Also on the programme: developments on the Nord Stream sabotage as Ukraine denies involvement. The NHS have approved a new revolutionary weight loss drug. And a roundup of a fiery SNP leadership hustings last night.

The PM will head to France to meet with President Macron - what could be on the table? Former Ambassador to France Peter Ricketts gives us an account on the concessions both leaders will have to make.

Donald Trump has announced he will run to be the GOP's nominee for the 2024 Presidential Election over the weekend at CPAC. But can he do it? His former Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney will answer.

And, is there life in the universe? A leading Cambridge University scientist will provide the answers.

With much soul-searching within the Conservative party in the post-Johnson, post-Truss period, the centre-right think-tank Onward launched the Future of Conservativism Project early today - Nick Timothy, the chair of the project and former Downing Street Chief of Staff under Theresa May.

The former Head of MI6 Sir John Sawers also joins the programme.

As we approach the first anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Armed Forces Minister James Heappey joins Andrew.

And the legendary actor, writer and comedian Paul Whitehouse talks to us about his return as Grandad in 'Only Fools and Horses: The Musical’.