Who's on the show

Mon 11 Dec: Melanie Phillips, Germaine Greer, Prof Steve Jones
Tues 12 Dec: Greg Dyke, Kelvin Mackenzie, Marina Hyde
Wed 13 Dec: Baroness Julia Neuberger, Charles Glass
Thurs 14 Dec: Shami Chakrabarti, Oona King, Clive Anderson

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Kevin Day

Talented presenter and writer both on TV and radio. His work on the Cheltenham Festival for Radio 5 Live won a Sony Gold award. Recently directed Arthur Smith in his show Dante's Inferno.

Victoria Derbyshire

Presents Radio Five Live’s Breakfast show and won a Sony Bronze for Broadcaster of the Year in 2001. Presents Sports Talk for Channel 4 and Late Night London for ITV.

Andrew Dismore

Labour MP for Hendon and chair of the Joint Committee on Human Rights. Led the attack on the Homes for Votes scandal and holds the record for the longest House of Commons speech this century, lasting three hours 17 minutes.

Derek Draper

Former New Labour insider and lobbyist. Lost his various jobs and retrained as a psychotherapist. Now writes a column for the Mail on Sunday on psychotherapy issues.

Alan Duncan MP

Shadow Secretary of State for Transport and has worked for Shell, and as a trader of crude oil. First elected as a Conservative MP in 1987. Has been Chairman of the Party, Shadow Health Minister, Shadow Trade and Industry Spokesman and Shadow Foreign Minister.

Iain Duncan Smith

Conservative MP and former leader of the opposition. Since leaving office, has established the Centre for Social Justice, a centre-right thinktank which aims to work to solve the problems facing Britain's inner cities.

Tessa Dunlop

Historian. Has presented radio and TV programmes on sport, politics, entertainment, as well as history. Has worked as a prison counselor and in a psychiatric hospital, before getting her break in media on TFI Friday

Gwyneth Dunwoody

Labour MP and Chair of the House of Commons' Transport Select Committee. Has been a front bench Opposition Spokesman on Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, the NHS and Transport.