Politics Weekly
Political analysis from the Guardian and Observer's top journalists and commentators.
How should Europe respond to Isis? - Politics Weekly podcast
Martin Chulov, Natalie Nougayrede and Ewen Macaskill join Hugh Muir to discuss the attacks in Paris and how European nations should respond
Politics Weekly podcast: Cameron's EU demands
Rafael Behr, Natalie Nougayrede and Matthew d'Ancona join Tom Clark to discuss David Cameron's demands in his EU renegotiation – but what would they change? Plus how far should military chiefs go when discussing politics on TV?
Politics Weekly podcast: tax credits, China and Suffragette
Heather Stewart, Aditya Chakrabortty and Anne Perkins join Tom Clark to discuss George Osborne's plans to cut tax credits and Britain's relationship with China
Will new voter registration rules hinder the Pro-EU campaign?
Green MP Caroline Lucas and Labour former minister Alan Johnson discuss the need for greater youth involvement ahead of a historic in-out EU referendum
Liberal Democrats' conference, 'Pig-gate' and Osborne in China – Politics Weekly podcast
Stephen Tall, Hugh Muir and Michael White join Tom Clark to discuss the beginning of the Lib Dem fightback, Lord Ashcroft's new book about David Cameron and George Osborne's trip to China
US presidential candidates and Northern Ireland – Politics Weekly podcast
Ewen MacAskill and Dan Roberts discuss the contenders for the US presidential election in 2016 with campaigning already in full swing. Plus: Henry McDonald on the crisis in Northern Ireland's power-sharing government
Politics Weekly podcast: China's slowdown, Corbynomics resurgence, and the House of Lord expansion
Larry Elliott, Rowena Mason, Seumas Milne and Meg Russell discuss China's financial slump, Jeremy Corbyn's economics and the new peers heading for the House of Lords
Labour leadership election - Politics Weekly podcast
To the horror of the Labour establishment, Jeremy Corbyn has shot out of backbench obscurity to become the shock favourite for Labour leader. What will a Corbyn win mean for Labour and British politics?
Greece's bailout deal – Politics Weekly podcast
Helena Smith, Larry Elliott, Philip Oltermann, Jennifer Rankin and Alberto Nardelli discuss the EU bailout deal for Greece
The 'proper Conservative' budget – Politics Weekly podcast
Now that the political dust has settled on the first (Lib Dem-free) Conservative budget for 19 years, what's the verdict?
The Greek debt crisis and anti-extremism laws – Politics Weekly podcast
The panel discuss a rollercoaster week for Greece and the EU, and what the Tunisian beach massacre means for Liberal Toryism
Tim Farron, child poverty and Conservatives for Britain – Politics Weekly podcast
Tim Fallon talks to Tom Clark about his Lib Dem leadership chances. Plus: Cameron's plan to redefine child poverty and EU pressure group Conservatives for Britain
David Cameron and Europe – Politics Weekly podcast
Polly Toynbee, Severin Carrell and Frances Perraudin join Hugh Muir to discuss Cameron's options on Europe and whether Labour has a future in Scotland
George Osborne's fiscal plans and the Labour leadership hopefuls
Hugh Muir, Aditya Chakrabortty and Rowena Mason join Tom Clark to discuss George Osborne's budget surplus plan, the European referendum and the Labour leadership race.
Lib Dems mourn Charles Kennedy and search for a leader – Politics Weekly podcast
With the Liberal Democrats in mourning for their former leader, the question is now who can lead their party back to electoral success
Tom Clark and the politics team ask, how 'one nation' was the Queen's speech?
The politics team dissect the Queen's speech, and New York Times journalist and author David Brooks discusses the nature of character in politics
Cameron's cabinet, Labour leadership and Ukip split: Politics Weekly podcast
Rowena Mason, Rafael Behr and Mark Ferguson join Tom Clark to discuss David Cameron's cabinet; Labour's leadership contest and Ukip's Farage farce
David Cameron wins surprise majority in general election – Politics Weekly podcast
Michael White, Martin Kettle and Hugh Muir join Tom Clark to discuss a dramatic election night that resulted in a Conservative government with a wafer-thin majority
Politics Weekly Extra : Ron Johnston on campaign finance
Ron Johnston, co-author of Money and Electoral Politics discusses campaign finance and how it has affected the 2015 general election
What happens if the election doesn’t produce a government? – Politics Weekly podcast
Larry Elliott, Anthony King and Randeep Ramesh join Tom Clark to discuss the party manifesto launches this week. Plus: what happens in May if the election fails to produce a government that can command the House of Commons?