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With guests Emma Hardy MP, Damian Hinds MP, Susannah Hardyman, Action Tutoring and Cllr Judith Blake, Children & Young People Board, LGA.
Political discussion and interviews. Guests include Dehenna Davison MP, Nadia Whittome MP, director of IPPR North Sarah Longlands and founder of Advantage Group Alvin Owusu-Fordwuo.
Political discussion and interviews. Guests include Debbie Abrahams MP, Paul Scully MP and Pamela Campbell-Morris from the Centre for BME Health.
June 2020
The guests are councillor Georgia Gould, leader Camden Council; councillor Ian Hudspeth, leader Oxfordshire County Council and Roanne Wootten of Julian House.
Guests include Jackie Doyle-Price MP, Hilary Benn MP, Mayor of the Tees Valley Ben Houchen and chief executive of the Food and Drink Federation Ian Wright.
Guests include Chi Onwurah MP, shadow minister, digital, science and technology; Lee Rowley MP, deputy chairman, Conservative Party; Chris Poulter, leader, Derby City Council; and Joe Delaney.
Regional infection rates, local lockdowns and talking about race relations in the UK with respect to George Floyd's death in America.
May 2020
The latest political news, interviews and debate across England, presented by Roger Johnson. With Lucy Powell MP, Huw Merriman MP and councillor Nick Forbes, the leader of Newcastle City Council.
The latest political news, interviews and debate with Damian Hinds, Thangam Debbonaire, Kate Peaston and David Powles.
With special guests Theresa Villiers MP, Tim Farron MP, and Melissa Kerschen from Glass Door.
April 2020
With Damian Green MP, Bridget Phillipson MP, Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, Councillor Vikki Slade, Leader, Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole Council and Councillor Paulette Hamilton, Birmingham City Council.
This week guests include Andy Street, mayor of the West Midlands, Jess Phillips MP, Nadra Ahmed OBE, chair of National Care Association and Rob Ford, professor of Politics at Manchester University.