Episode list

In the first edition of 2019 Robert speaks to Leader of the House Andrea Leadsom, Labour Party Deputy Leader Tom Watson and Tory remainer and Geek of the Week Dominic Grieve.

Following the historic defeat of the Prime Minister's Brexit deal in the House of Commons, Robert discusses the consequences with his guests in the studio and eventually with Nigel Dodds via video-link.

Robert discusses Brexit with Keir Starmer, the NHS and Davos with Matt Hancock and Nigel Farage's decision to sever all ties with UKIP.

Robert Peston speaks to Business Secretary Greg Clark, Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Jon Trickett and MEP Philippe Lamberts.

Robert and his guests discuss - what next after the Government lost the Brexit vote so heavily? The impact of social media on children and Northern Ireland.

Robert discusses with his guests - Scotland's Brexit preparations, the Labour Party's Brexit policy, business preparations for Brexit and amendments to the Withdrawal Bill.

The formation of the new Independent Group in Parliament, splits within the Conservative and Labour parties and the decision to strip Shamima Begum of her British citizenship are discussed.

The Prime Minister's apparent U-turn on delaying the date of Brexit and Labour's announcement of their support for a second referendum are among the topics discussed.

Robert talks to his guests about the forthcoming second vote on the withdrawal deal, knife crime, antisemitism in the Labour Party, The Independent Group and coping with loss.

Robert discusses with his guests the 2nd defeat of the government's EU withdrawal bill, it returning for a third vote, MP's voting against a no-deal Brexit and the breakdown of collective responsibility.

Robert discusses with his guests the Prime Minister's statement on a Brexit extension, a possible third vote on the withdrawal deal, indicative votes on Brexit options and UKIP.

Robert and his guests discuss the results of tonight's indicative votes on possible Brexit options, the Prime Minister's meeting with the backbench 1922 committee and the role of the speaker.

On the day in which Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn commence Brexit talks and MPs vote on whether to delay Brexit, Robert speaks to figures from both sides of the debate and a panel of experts.

The extension of the Brexit deadline, the ongoing discussions between the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition to try to break the deadlock and growing calls for the PM to resign are discussed.

Ahead of tomorrow's local elections, Robert discusses the sacking of Gavin Williamson the ousting of Fiona Onasanya and interviews the youngest guest to ever appear on the programme.

Robert and his guests digest the implications of the results of the local elections and the upcoming European elections. Plus, social media shaming is discussed.

Robert and his guests discuss the Brexit talks, Scottish independence, the forthcoming European elections and The Brexit Party taking a leaf out of Trump's campaign playbook.

Robert and his guests discuss another torrid day for the Prime Minister, the European Parliamentary elections and Labour's position on a second referendum.

Robert interviews Tory leadership candidates Jeremy Hunt and James Cleverly. Plus, discussion of all the latest developments at Westminster and beyond with his guests.

Robert discusses the Tory leadership contest, Labour's position on a second referendum, a no-deal Brexit and Change UK's change of leader with his guests.

Robert interviews two more of the candidates standing to be the next leader of the Conservative Party. Plus, discussion of the all the other political developments with his guests.

Robert is joined by failed Tory leadership candidate Rory Stewart Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson and Liberal Democrat leadership candidate Jo Swinson.

Robert speaks to Tory leadership contender Jeremy Hunt, Labour's Dawn Butler, singer Will Young and Justice Secretary David Gauke.

Robert speaks to Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage, campaigner Richard Ratcliffe, former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth.

The resignation of the UK ambassador to the U.S. over his frank assessment of the Trump administration and the Panorama (1953) documentary about antisemitism in the Labour Party are among the topics discussed.

Robert interviews the man tipped to be the next Prime Minister Boris Johnson, asks Donald Trump's top fundraiser in London if the President is a racist and quizzes Peter Hain on growing unrest within the Labour Party.

Robert asks his guests for their reactions to Boris Johnson's brutal cabinet reshuffle, the prospects of a general election, a vote of confidence in the government and a no deal Brexit.