Andrew Neil presents a special This Week from Edinburgh with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Charles Kennedy. They are joined by actors Elaine C Smith and Brian Cox, the SNP's Humza Yousaf and historian Niall Ferguson, with a film looking at the political week from the BBC's Sarah Smith.

Andrew Neil, Michael Portillo and Jacqui Smith discuss the week's top political stories. Andrew and George Galloway look at possible UK military action in the Middle East.

Comedian Francesca Martinez looks at welfare with Andrew Neil, Michael Portillo and Tom Watson. Plus a review of the Tory conference week from Isabel Hardman of The Spectator.

A political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil, with Michael Portillo and guests. Followed by the results from the Clacton and Heywood and Middleton by-elections.

Andrew Neil presents a political review of the week with Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott and Miranda Green. Plus a look at UK immigration pledges from the larger political parties.

Andrew Neil presents a review of the political week with Alan Johnson, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. They are joined by Charlie Webster, Mary Ann Sieghart and Robert Webb.

Andrew Neil talks women, ageing and feminism with Tracey Emin in his weekly political review. Emin joins the panel of Michael Portillo and Alan Johnson.

Andrew Neil looks at the political week with Michael Portillo and Diane Abbott. They are joined by Liberty's Shami Chakrabarti and actor, comedian and writer David Mitchell.

A political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil with Michael Portillo and guests, followed by results and reaction from the Rochester and Strood by-election count in Kent.

Andrew Neil hears from Alex Salmond on new powers being announced for the Holyrood parliament and reviews the political week with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green.

A look back at the political week. Andrew Neil reviews the Autumn Statement with Michael Portillo, Alan Johnson and Miranda Green.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. Douglas Murray gives his take on torture and Agyness Deyn looks at reinvention.

Andrew Neil reviews the political year with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo, Charles Kennedy and Tony Parsons.

Andrew Neil presents a film on the terrorist attacks in Paris and the political ramifications. Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green help to review the political week.

Andrew Neil looks at the arguments over printing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad with comic Shazia Mirza and journalist Nabila Ramdani.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Alan Johnson, Michael Portillo, Caroline Lucas and Miranda Green. Isabel Oakeshott rounds up the political week in a film.

Andrew Neil is joined by Michael Portillo, Alan Johnson, Miranda Green and Vicky Pryce. Plus Esther Rantzen looks at being Jewish in Britain and George Zach on the Greek election.

Andrew Neil presents a round-up of the week with Alan Johnson, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. They are joined by comedian and Labour supporter Matt Forde.

Andrew Neil presents a review of the political week with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. Comedian Andy Parsons looks at the trivialisation of politics.

Andrew Neil looks at MPs and second jobs with Dan Hannan, Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo.

Andrew Neil presents a political review of the week with Michael Portillo and Alan Johnson, who are joined Ukip's Suzanne Evans.

Andrew Neil presents a political review of the week with Alan Johnson, Miranda Green and Michael Portillo. Sarah talks about politics getting more personally vicious.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Diane Abbott, Miranda Green and Michael Portillo. BBC Asian Network presenter Nihal talks race, and Anne McElvoy rounds up the week with help from Caroline Aherne and comedian Katherine Ryan.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott and Miranda Green. With Sir Stuart Rose and reports from Jim Waterson and actor Susie Essman.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week and the leaders' debate with David Lammy, Michael Portillo, Suzanne Evans, Brian Cox and Miranda Green. Plus, reality TV star Joey Essex.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Alan Johnson, Miranda Green and Diane James. Reaction to housing policies and the BBC challengers' debate.

Andrew Neil reviews the election campaign with an audience in a music hall setting. With Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott, Miranda Green and Suzanne Evans.

Andrew Neil is joined by Michael Portillo, Alan Johnson and Miranda Green for their final programme ahead of the general election. With Jolyon Rubinstein and Andy Hamilton.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo. Lionel Shriver talks about being a 'shy Tory', while Miranda Green and Piers Morgan debate rejection.

Andrew Neil reviews the week with Alan Johnson and Michael Portillo and guests Steve Hilton, Alex Salmond and Suzanne Evans. Countdown's Susie Dent looks at political language.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo. Former Lib Dem MP Chris Huhne looks at the future of the party after the death of Charles Kennedy.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with David Lammy and Michael Portillo. Miranda Green rounds up the political week in a film, before joining Suzanne Evans and the panel.

Andrew Neil presents a review of the political week with Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo. They are joined by Shahid Malik, Nick Watt and Josh Widdicombe.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Alan Johnson and Michael Portillo on the This Week red sofa. They are joined by journalist and campaigner Jack Monroe.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo and Alastair Campbell. Tom Holland gives his take on so-called Islamic State, and how the group should be referred to.

Andrew Neil presents a political review of the week.

Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo and Diane Abbott. Guests include Alex Salmond, Miranda Green, and comedians George Zach and Rob Beckett.