Jeremy Hunt confronted over why nurses are using food banks
'But is that enough considering the brilliant work they do? I think many people would say that we want to pay them more'
Andrew Marr
Sturgeon dismisses Eagle's claim Scotland is comparable to Liverpool
The Scottish First Minister insists she has a “a mandate to seek to protect that relationship we have with the EU”
Andrea Leadsom refuses to rule out Nigel Farage joining Brexit talks
The Ms Leadsom was a prominent Brexit campaigner is one of her main advantages in the Conservative leadership contest
Brexit MP claims Bank Of England Governor sent him 'aggressive' letter
'He's trying to make a distinction that the Bank of England does not run on public funds, even though it's a publicly owned corporation,' claims Bernard Jenkin MP
Boris Johnson calls EU 'a jail with door left open' for UK to leave
London Mayor tells Andrew Marr it would be 'wonderful' to leave the economic bloc - but struggles on specifics
'This is not the Boris Johnson show': Mayor v Marr in heated interview
'I get to ask the questions here - this is not the Boris Johnson show!'
David Cameron insists 'this Tory is not a nanny'
The Prime Minister was discussing new alcohol regulations on the political show
Andy McSmith's Diary: The real David Cameron Lord Ashcroft scandal
Did Cameron know of Lord Ashcroft's non-dom status in 2009? Andrew Marr couldn't get an answer
David Cameron says that he would use nuclear weapons
The PM described nuclear bombs as 'the ultimate insurance policy' and said the attack could be 'justified'
Alan Johnson seems to regret not standing to be Labour leader
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he also suggested Corbyn's mandate was so large that he should be leader for some time
Zen and the art of Labour Party maintenance
Corbyn seemed imperturbably relaxed on the Andrew Marr Show, alarmingly so from the point of view of his many detractors - and that’s just inside the Labour Party
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Inside Television: In a screen culture where nudity is always understood as sexual, regular nudity of non-‘perfect’ bodies is still revolutionary
Ministers ‘breaking promise over new council homes’
The Government is breaking its promise to ensure that a new council house or flat is built to replace every one sold to tenants, official figures have revealed.
Matthew Norman Where are Alastair Campbell and John Scarlett when you need them to
Details of the friendship continue to trickle into the public domain
Ukip leader Nigel Farage has eye on Folkestone seat in 2015 election
MEP said the cabinet views his party 'as being part of the lower orders'