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Financial Crisis: Philip Coggan, Angela Knight, Maurice Glasman and Detlev Schlichter

Andrew Marr with Detlev Schlichter, Angela Knight, Maurice Glasman and Philip Coggan.

• 43 mins

Justice: with Simon Stephens, John Podmore, Shami Chakrabarti and Mike Hough

Andrew Marr with John Podmore, Simon Stephens, Mike Hough and Shami Chakrabarti.

• 43 mins

Revolution: Wael Ghonim, Paul Mason and Mary King

Andrew Marr discusses revolution with Wael Ghonim, Paul Mason and Mary King.

• 43 mins

Conservatism: Peter Hitchens, Margot James, Douglas Murray and Thomas Frank

Andrew Marr and Peter Hitchens, Margot James, Douglas Murray and Thomas Frank.

• 43 mins

Elizabethans: Max Hastings, Mary Beard, John Guy and Lola Young

Andrew Marr and Max Hastings, Mary Beard, John Guy and Lola Young.

• 43 mins

Ian Stewart, Peter Randall-Page, Mark Miodownik, Jane Rapley

Tom Sutcliffe with Mark Miodownik, Ian Stewart, Jane Rapley and Peter Randall-Page.

• 43 mins

Faith and Doubt: Richard Holloway, Karen Armstrong, Jonathan Safran Foer and Helen Edmundson

Andrew Marr and Jonathan Safran Foer, Richard Holloway and Karen Armstrong.

• 43 mins

Middle Age: David Bainbridge, Deborah Moggach, Simon Armitage and Claudia Hammond

Andrew Marr with David Bainbridge, Deborah Moggach, Simon Armitage and Claudia Hammond.

• 43 mins

Writers on Families: Colm T贸ib铆n and AS Byatt

Andrew Marr with Colm Toibin, AS Byatt, Will Eaves and Mark Pagel.

• 43 mins

Nobel Prize winning author, Nadine Gordimer

Andrew Marr talks to Nadine Gordimer, Jack Mapanje and Richard Dowden.

• 43 mins

Werner Herzog on Start the Week

Anne McElvoy talks to Werner Herzog, Geoff Dyer, Liz Mermin and Paul Farley.

• 43 mins

The 'death of socialism'?

Andrew Marr with Alwyn Turner, Janet Daley, Tristram Hunt and Martin Rowson.

• 43 mins

Peter Carey on Start the Week

Andrew Marr talks to Peter Carey, Rebecca Stott and Philip Ball.

• 43 mins

China

Andrew Marr talks about China with Jonathan Fenby, Martin Jacques, Ou Ning, Julia Lovell.

• 43 mins

Iain Banks and David Hare

Andrew Marr with David Hare, Iain Banks, George Benjamin and Rachel Seiffert.

• 43 mins

Creativity: Jonah Lehrer

Andrew Marr on creativity with Jonah Lehrer, Scanner, Rachel O'Reilly and Joanna Kavenna.

• 43 mins

The Digital Future

Andrew Marr with Nick Harkaway, Anab Jain, Charles Arthur and Simon Ings.

• 43 mins

Spain in Crisis

Andrew Marr with Paul Preston, Maria Delgado, Daniel Hannan and Iain Begg.

• 43 mins

Michael Sandel on Money and Morality

Andrew Marr and guests Michael Sandel, Diane Coyle and Grigory Yavlinsky.

• 43 mins

Thomas Heatherwick on design and architecture

Andrew Marr and Thomas Heatherwick, Jonathan Meades, Anna Minton and Robert Macfarlane.

• 43 mins

Grayson Perry at the Charleston Festival

Andrew Marr with Grayson Perry, Virginia Nicholson, Faramerz Dabhoiwala & Janice Galloway.

• 43 mins

WWII with Antony Beevor and Max Hastings

Andrew Marr with Antony Beevor, Max Hastings, Niall Ferguson and Juliet Gardiner.

• 43 mins

Science and Politics: Professor David Nutt and David Blunkett

Andrew Marr with David Nutt, Mark Henderson, Jill Rutter and David Blunkett.

• 43 mins

The 'life unlived' with Adam Phillips and Helen Dunmore

Andrew Marr with Adam Phillips, Julian Baggini, Helen Dunmore and Frances Ashcroft.

• 43 mins

National Identity with Maajid Nawaz and Sir Christopher Meyer.

Andrew Marr with Maajid Nawaz, Robert Chesshyre, Elizabeth Truss and Christopher Meyer.

• 43 mins

Salman Rushdie

Andrew Marr talks to the writer Salman Rushdie.

• 43 mins

Grimm Tales with Philip Pullman

Andrew Marr with Philip Pullman, Sara Maitland, Tim Supple and Keith Warner.

• 43 mins

Anne Applebaum on Eastern Europe

Andrew Marr talks to Anne Applebaum, Mark Mazower, Helen Szamuely and Victor Sebestyen.

• 43 mins

Diana Athill and Philip Hensher on the dying art of handwriting

Andrew Marr talks to Diana Athill, Wendy Cope, Philip Hensher and Nigel Warburton.

• 43 mins

Richard Ford on the US Elections

Andrew Marr talks to Richard Ford, Lionel Shriver, Edward Luce and Thomas Grant.

• 43 mins