Krishnan Guru-Murthy , Presenter

Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock discusses mental health.

Max Bergmann is a security adviser specialising in US-Russian relations, and he offers his understanding on our investigation into Arron Banks.

We spoke to the Labour MP Margaret Hodge and began by asking if she’s seen evidence of more alleged meddling by her party’s leadership.

Huw Merriman MP is a Conservative member of the Transport Select Committee.

Dmitry Grozoubinski, a former diplomat and trade negotiator at the World Trade Organisation, and Shanker Singham from the Institute of Economic Affairs, whose work is often cited by Brexiteer politicians, discuss tariffs. 

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry discusses Labour’s position on Brexit.

The Labour MP Peter Kyle proposed the amendment which includes a second referendum.

Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen discusses the Brexit negotiations.

We are joined for a discussion on the implications of the MP resignations by Ayesha Hazarika, a former adviser to Ed Miliband, Times columnist Philip Collins, and Faiza Shaheen, a Labour prospective parliamentary candidate. 

Labour frontbencher Richard Burgon responds to the resignations of seven MPs.

Chuka Umunna and Luciana Berger are two of the breakaway MPs. 

India’s Prime Minister has warned of a “crushing response” to a suicide bombing in Kashmir which killed more than 40 Indian police officers.

We talk to four young activists, united behind the climate change cause, but with differing views on how to make their voices heard.

 Following Theresa May’s humiliating Commons, Krishnan Guru-Murthy is joined by the Labour MP Alison McGovern who favours having a second referendum and Bernard Jenkin MP – a Tory brexiteer.  

The Conservative MP Anna Soubry, who supports a second referendum on Brexit, says: “We have a pitiful level of leadership in both parties.”