Krishnan Guru-Murthy , Presenter

Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, chair of the foreign affairs committee, and journalist Rania Abouzeid discuss the fall of Raqqa.

Labour’s Rushanara Ali, Conservative MP Kwasi Kwarteng and Tony Sewell, founder of Generating Genius, which was set up to help students from disadvantaged communities get into top universities, discuss the government’s race audit.

First Secretary of State, Damian Green, discusses the government’s race audit.

Billy Corgan founded one of America’s biggest Indie bands, the Smashing Pumpkins. He broke it up, started it again, and now as William Patrick Corgan,  has made a film called PillBox and released the soundtrack as a solo album. He’s also become a controversial voice in the US alternative media, a libertarian who seems to…

Margot James, who was appointed Business Minister by Theresa May, and Robert Halfon, who was sacked as Skills Minister by her, discuss the Prime Minister’s future.

We’re joined by a panel of Common Groud founder Hugo Dixon, Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse, Labour’s Stephen Kinnock MP, John Nicolson from the SNP, President of Bath Conservative Association Tony Clarke and pro-EU activist Madeleina Kay for the second debate in our Brexit Reality discussion.

Welcome back to the assembly rooms in Bath – where we’re here for the second in our Brexit Reality debates with a panel of politicians and an audience who voted Remain.

Times columnist Philip Collins, who was chief speech writer for Tony Blair and who has just written a book on the best political speeches, and Spectator journalist Katy Balls discuss Theresa May’s conference speech.

Writer and disability activist Mandy Colleran and crossbench peer, Baroness Molly Meacher, who is also chair of the campaign group Dignity in Dying, discuss the ban on assisted dying.  

Lucas Bruch, who was standing in front of the Mandalay Bay hotel as the shooter opened fire, describes what he saw.

Neil McCabe, from Armed American Radio, discusses the Las Vegas shootings.

After the horror, the depressingly familiar row over gun control. Former vice president Joe Biden led calls for Congress to step in. “There’s no excuse for inaction,” he said. Police haven’t given any details yet of the type of weapons the gunman used or how he managed to acquire them, but this latest tragedy highlights…

Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to the UK, Mohammed Nazmul Quaunine, discusses the plight of the Rohingya.

Wakefield delivered one of the strongest Leave votes in the country. Here tonight in the Hepworth Gallery, we have a room full of people who all voted to leave the EU, politicians and voters, to debate whether Brexit is on track, or being messed up, or even betrayed.

Axel Molina lives in Mexico City and was caught up in the terrifying earthquake. He says ‘it’s a matter of time’ until his home falls apart.