Gary Gibbon , Political Editor

This week on Politics: Where Next we are discussing what happens next on Brexit and what is in store for our new relationship with Europe. Today, Gary talks to Georgina Wright from The Institute for Government and Sam Lowe of the Centre for European Reform.

The Labour MP Jess Phillips has withdrawn from her party’s leadership race. 

As the Labour leadership contest gets motoring we look at who is likely to win it and what are the lessons of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership.

Boris Johnson has called on Donald Trump to negotiate a new nuclear deal with Iran.

This week, a new year, a new government – what do we make of it so far? Where is Boris Johnson heading? Will this feel like a revolution or nothing of the sort?

After all the hours of debate and argument in the past three years, the Brexit Withdrawal Bill sailed through its Third Reading vote in the House of Commons this afternoon.

At Prime Minister’s Questions, Boris Johnson condemned last night’s missile strikes and backed President Trump’s decision to kill General Soleimani.

The Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has told MPs that some British personnel in Iraq have been moved from Baghdad to a secure military base for safety, following the killing of General Soleimani.

With Iran promising revenge, the question of when and where an attack might happen is on the minds of the military here as well as in the US. 

We are one step closer to Brexit. That’s what the Prime Minister told the Commons today after his withdrawal bill was passed by a large majority.

The election done, what is next for the politically dispossessed? 

There were no formal robes, no ermine – the Queen dressed down for her second opening of Parliament in just over two months.

“You ain’t seen nothing yet folks” Boris Johnson told the cabinet today, warning them of the hard work ahead to fulfil the promises he made at the General Election.  

MPs are returning to a very different House of Commons after the General Election.

His landslide victory puts Brexit right back on the immediate agenda – the Withdrawal Bill likely to go before MPs next week.