Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to prime minister Theresa May from Wednesday 18 July.

Mark D'Arcy in discussion with Ayesha Hazarika and Tom Hamilton about their book Punch & Judy Politics: An Insiders' Guide to Prime Minister's Questions.

The transport select committee session on the cancellations and delays following changes to the railways timetables by GTR, Arriva Rail and Network Rail.

In the second programme focusing on six of the most significant prime ministers of the last 50 years, journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of Margaret Thatcher.

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson and former chancellor Alistair Darling speaking about Scottish Unionism at an event in London, from Monday 21 May. Show more

Recorded coverage of questions in the Scottish Parliament to first minister Nicola Sturgeon, from Thursday 28 June.

Mark D'Arcy in discussion with Barbara Hosking about her book, Exceeding My Brief: Memoirs of a Disobedient Civil Servant.

In the third programme focusing on six of the most significant prime ministers of the last 50 years, journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of John Major.

Michael Heseltine giving the inaugural Joseph Chamberlain lecture,covering British political history, industrial strategy and local government, from Monday 4 June. Show more

Recorded coverage of the health and social care select committee session on NHS funding for England, including evidence from Simon Stevens. From Monday 2 July. Show more

Recorded coverage of questions in the Welsh Assembly to first minister Carwyn Jones from Tuesday 17 July.

Politicians involved in the Good Friday Agreement take part in a panel discussion to mark its 20th anniversary with contributions from Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and Bertie Aherne. Show more

Professor Vernon Bogdanor delivers a Gresham College lecture in the Museum of London on the British party system, from Tuesday 15 May.

Leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom making a speech in London on 'strengthening our Parliamentary democracy', from Wednesday 25 April.

The Scottish government-led debate in the Scottish parliament on protecting the powers of the Scottish parliament, from Tuesday 26 June.

In the fourth programme focusing on six of the most significant prime ministers of the last 50 years, journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of Tony Blair.

Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg delivers a lecture on the future of Brexit, from Monday 18 June.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg delivers a lecture on the future of Brexit, from Monday 21 May.

A review of the highlights of the last three months at Westminster, presented by Alicia McCarthy.

Mark D'Arcy in discussion with Sophie Pedder about her book Revolution Francaise: Emmanuel Macron and the Quest to Reinvent a Nation.

The environment, food and rural affairs select committee session on the proposed merger of supermarkets Asda and Sainsbury's, from Wednesday 20 June. Show more

Mark D'Arcy is joined by Financial Times journalist Laura Hughes, Daily Telegraph journalist Kate McCann and playwright James Graham to review the year's political books. Show more

Tommie Gorman in discussion with former Irish President Mary McAleese about the past, present and future of Ireland-UK relations, at the Irish Embassy in London on Mon 25 June. Show more

International trade secretary Liam Fox delivers a lecture on the future of Brexit, from Monday 30 April.

Former Conservative chancellor of the exchequer Ken Clarke delivers a lecture on the future of Brexit, from Monday 29 January.

Former Labour MP, and professor of politics and society at the University of Winchester, John Denham making a speech on English identity, from Monday 25 June.

In the fifth programme focusing on six of the most significant prime ministers of the last 50 years, journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of Gordon Brown.

Mark D'Arcy in discussion with John Boughton about his book, Municipal Dreams: The Rise and Fall of Council Housing.

Recorded coverage of a speech by the Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Tom Tugendhat, speaking at the RUSI about the future role of the Foreign Office. From Tuesday 29 May.

Cabinet secretary for health and social services Vaughan Gething making a statement to the Welsh Assembly on Brexit risks to health and social care in Wales, from Tuesday 26 June.

Former prime minister Tony Blair delivering a speech 'In Defence of Globalisation' at Chatham House, London, from Wednesday 27 June.