Krishnan Guru-Murthy , Presenter

We spoke to singer Paloma Faith, who has been an outspoken advocate for Palestine, including hosting benefit events raising over £100,000 for Medical Aid for Palestinians.

All of Ed Sheeran’s support acts have now quit his US tour in solidarity with the rapper Macklemore who was sacked after supporting Palestine on stage. 

As guitars go, those belonging to Johnny Marr have witnessed some of the most iconic musical moments of the last 40 years.

He has embedded with extremists, investigated military experiments, and explored what public shaming does to people in the age of social media.

We spoke to Sir Richard Dearlove – who was head of MI6 in a role known as ‘C’ – at the time of the 9/11 attacks.

Just over four years ago a knifeman attempted to murder the author Salman Rushdie. 

From Paris we spoke to Vali Nasr, the former US government advisor and Professor of International Affairs and Middle East Studies. 

After more than twenty years of anticipation there’s a new Gruffalo story.

After the Met police announced their investigation into Reform UK donations, we spoke to the journalist and Times columnist Fraser Nelson and asked him what he thinks the impact of all this has been on Nigel Farage and the party.

We spoke to Ambassador Nicholas Burns, who worked for the US government for more than three decades, including as its lead Iranian nuclear negotiator and ambassador to China.

We spoke to Treasury Minister Dan Tomlinson and began by asking him what the government means by their desire to control public spending.

We spoke to Nick Aldworth, a former Detective Chief Superintendent in Counter Terrorism Policing.

We spoke to the Labour Party chair and Women’s Minister Bridget Phillipson and began by asking for her reaction to the allegations concerning Reform.

After undercover footage filmed by Verbatim and verified by Channel 4 News revealed a secret plot by two senior Reform UK figures to break the law on party donations – Reform UK member and former cabinet minister Nadine Dorries has told us that all donations to the party are ‘above board’ and accused Channel 4 News and Verbatim of operating a ‘sting’.

We shared the findings of our investigation with the Electoral Commission, who told us that “information about any potential attempt to evade the controls on donations is for the police to consider.”