Krishnan Guru-Murthy , Presenter

Alexandra Brodsky is a civil rights lawyer.

Professor Anthony Harnden is the deputy chair of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation.

He starred in ‘Death in Venice’ and was feted worldwide as “the most beautiful boy in the world” at the age of just 15.

We spoke to the former Polish Foreign minister Radek Sikorski – who’s now an MEP.

Belarus’s opposition leader told Channel 4 News “nobody now is safe” after the “shock” death of a prominent exile in neighbouring Ukraine.

Kate Clark is from the Afghan Analysts Network, who has been tracking the Taliban advance.

We spoke to the Afghan MP Farzana Kochai, who’s in Kabul.

We’re joined by Michele Verroken, former Director of Ethics and Anti-Doping at UK Sport.

We spoke to the former Greater Manchester chief constable, Sir Peter Fahy, and Parm Sandhu, who was the highest ranking female Asian police officer in the Met until she resigned in 2019 claiming systematic and long-term discrimination on grounds of her race and gender.

We spoke to Professor John Edmunds, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and started by asking whether cases of the Delta variant had peaked.

We were joined from Cambridge by the Chair of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group, former Chief Scientific Adviser and then UK Special Representative for Climate Change until 2017, Sir David King.

The flash floods, the wildfires, the lightning strikes and the extreme weather that’s swept much of the world over the last month is prompting fears that climate change is accelerating at a pace faster than ever anticipated.

We were joined by the Conservative peer, Lord Kevin Shinkwin.

Krishnan speaks to KSI about his career as a musician, how boxing has helped him and how he deals with racism in the industry.

Andy speaks to Krishnan about his experience leaving the north for Cambridge university, why he feels devolution is the way forward for the UK and how he thinks Westminster needs to change.