Politics Weekly

Nick Cohen, Gaby Hinsliff, Simon Hoggart and Zoe Williams join host Tom Clark to discuss the Labour leader's growing popularity, the case for an EU referendum and the controversial Beecroft report on employment rights

Heather Stewart, Max Wind-Cowie and Randeep Ramesh discuss the prospects for the European economy if Greece leaves the euro; plus how the government plans to cut more than £2bn from disability benefits

Rafael Behr, Angelique Chrisafis, Aditya Chakrabortty and Martin Kettle join Tom Clark to discuss European elections; the UK government's latest relaunch; and the Queen's speech

Our panel of experts around the country analyse the results from an election day that returned Boris Johnson to City Hall in London and saw Labour make huge gains in England, Scotland and Wales

Polly Toynbee, Michael White and Seumas Milne discuss the latest revelations from the Leveson inquiry into media ethics which have embroiled Jeremy Hunt. Plus: the economy 'double dips' and all the news from the French presidential election

Martin Kettle, Hélène Mulholland and Michael White join Tom Clark to discuss Labour's 11-point poll lead, London's mayoral election and the French presidential election

A shock win for George Galloway in the Bradford West byelection rounded off an unusual week in politics. Simon Jenkins, Polly Toynbee and Toby Helm join Tom Clark to make sense of it all

Andrew Adonis, Fiona Millar and Jessica Shepherd join Jeevan Vasagar at an discussion at the Guardian Open Weekend festival with a live audience

Polly Toynbee, Aditya Chakrabortty, Phillip Inman and Richard Murphy join Tom Clark to discuss this year's Budget

Iain Dale, Dave Hill, Siobhan Benita and Nicholas Watt discuss David Cameron's trip to the White House and the race for the London mayoralty ahead of voting in May. Plus: what makes a bestselling political memoir?

Simon Jenkins, Jonathan Freedland and Heather Stewart discuss child benefit, plus why moderate Republicans are a dying breed

Michael White, Evan Harris and Meg Russell discuss the government's plan to reform the House of Lords. Plus: Ewen MacAskill in Washington previews "Super Tuesday"

Shiv Malik, Zoe Williams and Matthew Oakley discuss the government's schemes to compel unemployed people to complete work experience schemes or face a cut in welfare payments. Plus we look ahead to next month's budget announcements

Giles Fraser, Nick Cohen and Hadley Freeman discuss the Abu Qatada row; the surge in support for Republican candidate Rick Santorum and the role of religion in politics

Polly Toynbee, Stephen Thornton and Randeep Ramesh discuss the implications of the government's bill to reform the National Health Service - and the political costs involved