Krishnan Guru-Murthy , Presenter

Frankie Bridge is best known for being a singer, formerly a member of the girl group, The Saturdays and previously S Club Juniors.

The provinces of Aleppo and Idlib in the north-west of the Syria are the last remaining areas held by rebel forces. As the Assad regime pushes to reclaim them almost a million civilians have been displaced. Hundreds of thousands of people are still fleeing north to the Turkish border. 

Conservative MP John Redwood and economist Faiza Shaheen discuss the government’s new immigration policies.

Adam Kay is the author of one of the most successful books of the last couple of years, ‘This is Going to Hurt’, which is based upon his diaries from his former career as a doctor before he quit medicine. 

With me here now is Dr Nathalie McDermott who’s a specialist in outbreak disease control at King’s College London, and joining us from Nottinghamshire is Professor Steve Tsang – Director of the China Institute at the School of Oriental and African Studies.

Paul Krugman is a Nobel prize-winning liberal economist, author and New York Times columnist.

Turkey has deployed thousands of troops to Idlib in north west Syria in an effort to halt an offensive by Syrian government forces that has displaced almost 700,000 civilians.

Paul Cosford, Emeritus Medical Director of Public Health England speaks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about what the country’s plans are to prevent the further spread of the virus.

Film director Agnieszka Holland on her new film ‘Mr Jones’ inspired by Welsh journalist Gareth Jones

I spoke to the former Foreign Secretary David Miliband – who is now Chief Executive of the charity International Rescue Committee – which is helping refugees in Syria.

Ambassador James Jeffrey – United States special representative for Syria – speaks on whether US intends to do anything to halt Syria and Russia’s advance to Idlib.

Russia is sending negotiators to Turkey this weekend to try to resolve the crisis in North West Syria where Syrian, Russian and Turkish forces are all dangerously close to conflict as President Assad presses on towards the city of Idlib.

We speak with Dr Mohammad Abrash from Idlib Central Hospital and Mark Cutts, who’s the United Nations Deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for the Syria crisis.

We spoke to the UK’s Ambassador to the UN, Karen Pierce, ahead of the UN’s emergency session.

In the first of our reports from the last battleground of Syria, we show the chaotic and emotional scenes as rescuers evacuate heavily pregnant women and newborn babies.