The Andrew Marr Show - Season 11 / Year 2017
Season 11 / Year 2017
Episodes
08/01/2017
Andrew Marr's guests are first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon MSP, secretary of state for the education Justine Greening MP and actress Joanna Scanlan. The newspapers are reviewed by Julia Hartley-Brewer, Steve Richards and Sir Craig Oliver, former director of communications for David Cameron.
15/01/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week. Andrew Marr's guests include leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn and actor Timothy Spall. The newspapers are reviewed by Ayesha Hazarika, Esther McVey and Paul Waugh.
22/01/2017
Andrew Marr is joined by prime minister Theresa May, shadow chancellor John McDonnell and Exiting the EU spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg.
Reviewing the papers are Anushka Asthana of the Guardian and TV presenter and journalist Piers Morgan.
Joyce DiDonato performs live.
29/01/2017
Joining Andrew are secretary of state for exiting the European Union David Davis MP, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron MP, Labour MP Harriet Harman and actor Matthew McConaughey. Reviewing the papers are former UK ambassador to the US Sir Christopher Meyer, former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and Daily Mail columnist Amanda Platell.
05/02/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week. Andrew is joined by secretary of state for transport Chris Grayling MP, shadow secretary of state for foreign affairs Emily Thornberry MP, security correspondent Frank Gardner and Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe. Reviewing the newspapers are Conservative MP Anna Soubry and Ukip deputy chairman Suzanne Evans, and there is music from Tift Merritt.
12/02/2017
Joining Andrew are leader of the House of Commons David Lidington, deputy leader of the Labour Party Tom Watson and composer John Adams. Reviewing the papers are Laura Perrins of The Conservative Woman, journalist Rachel Shabi and columnist for The Times David Aaronovitch. Plus music from Chrissie Hynde.
19/02/2017
Interviews with political and cultural figures and a look at the Sunday newspapers.
25/02/2017
Andrew's guests are Conservative Party chairman Sir Patrick McLoughlin MP, shadow attorney general Baroness Chakrabarti, Ukip deputy leader Peter Whittle AM and actor Hugh Jackman. The newpapers are reviewed by businesswoman and campaigner Gina Miller and journalists Tim Montgomerie and Paul Mason. Plus music from Marc Almond.
05/03/2017
Andrew's guests are chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond MP, shadow chancellor of the exchequer John McDonnell MP and Ukip leader Paul Nuttall MEP. The newspapers are reviewed by the BBC's North America editor Jon Sopel, Helen Lewis of the New Statesman and Stephanie Flanders of JP Morgan. Plus music from Alison Krauss.
12/03/2017
Interviews with political and cultural figures and a look at the Sunday newspapers. Andrew is joined by David Davis MP, secretary of state for exiting the European Union; Rebecca Long-Bailey MP, shadow secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy; and Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams. With music from Emeli Sande.
19/03/2017
Interviews with political and cultural figures and a look at the Sunday newspapers. Andrew is joined by leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson MSP, New York Times CEO Mark Thompson and actor Griff Rhys Jones, with music from Madness. Reviewing the papers are the Daily Mail's Amanda Platell and Michael Crick from Channel 4 News.
26/03/2017
Andrew is joined by Amber Rudd, Sir Keir Starmer, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi and actor David Tennant. Plus music from violinist Kyung Wha Chung.
02/04/2017
Interviews with political and cultural figures and a look at the Sunday newspapers.
09/04/2017
Interviews with political and cultural figures and a look at the Sunday newspapers.
23/04/2017
Andrew speaks to Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn MP, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood AM and Ukip leader Paul Nuttall MEP, as well as musician Sir Ray Davies. Reviewing the papers are Kevin Maguire, the associate editor of the Daily Mirror; Evening Standard editor Sarah Sands; and Benedicte Paviot from France 24.
30/04/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
07/05/2017
Andrew is joined by secretary of state for health Jeremy Hunt and shadow chancellor John McDonnell.
Reviewing the newspapers are Tim Montgomerie, Ayesha Hazarika and Jim Waterson.
Plus music from Rag'n'Bone Man.
14/05/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
21/05/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures including Ukip leader Paul Nuttall MEP and secretary of state for work and pensions Damian Green.
28/05/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week. Andrew Marr is joined by Caroline Lucas and Leanne Wood.
11/06/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
18/06/2007
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
25/06/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
02/07/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week
09/07/2009
Andrew is joined by justice secretary David Lidington, education secretary Angela Rayner, Lib Dem MP Vince Cable and actress Stockard Channing. Music comes from The Lumineers.
16/07/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
23/07/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
03/09/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
10/09/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
17/09/2017
Andrew Marr's guests include leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Vince Cable, chairman of the National Trust Tim Parker and actor Benedict Cumberbatch, and opera singer Michael Fabiano performs.
Amanda Platell, Frances O'Grady and Jon Sopel review the newspapers.
24/09/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
01/10/2017
Andrew is joined by prime minister Theresa May, Momentum founder Jon Lansman, Norwegian ambassador Mona Juul and Toby Stephens. Plus Polly Toynbee and Iain Dale review the papers.
08/10/2017
Andrew Marr is joined by first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon, leader of Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson and actors Anne-Marie Duff and Kenneth Cranham
15/10/2017
Andrew's guests are Hillary Clinton, former Presidential candidate and first lady of the USA and Chris Grayling MP, secretary of state for transport.
22/10/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
29/10/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
05/11/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures. Andrew's guests include Benjamin Netanyahu, Amber Rudd MP, Dawn Butler MP, Olivia Colman and Michelle Pfeiffer.
12/11/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
19/11/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
26/11/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
03/12/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
10/12/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
17/12/2017
Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures, and a look at what is happening in the world this week.
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