Peter Snow debates Harold Wilson's legacy with former Labour minister Shirley Williams, Wilson's policy unit head Bernard Donoughue, and Conservative peer Douglas Hurd. Show more

Andrew Neil, Alan Johnson, Shirley Williams and Michael Portillo review the political week, as they are joined by Neil Hamilton, Laura Kuenssberg, Lowri Turner and Katherine Ryan. Show more

1975 was marked by the fall of Saigon, Franco's death, and a European referendum. Papers released under the 30-year rule offer new insight into the political decisions of the year. Show more

Andrew Neil is joined by journalists Paul Waugh and Sue Cameron to discuss the day's political news, including a look at new proposals for TV leaders' debates with George Galloway. Show more

The BBC's daily news and current affairs programme with original stories, exclusive interviews, audience debate and breaking news. With Victoria Derbyshire. Show more

David Dimbleby chairs the political debate from Dover. The panel includes Margaret Beckett, Jeremy Hunt, Shirley Williams, Brian Moore and Simon Heffer. Show more

Baroness Shirley Williams and Helge Rubinstein on their 60 year friendship, Dawn O'Porter on the portrayal of female friends in popular culture, social pruning, and losing a friend. Show more

Jane Garvey presents highlights from the Woman's Hour week, including Dame Vivienne Westwood on punk, politics and a career that has spanned five decades, Plus 'supergrans'. Show more

How the war shaped the lives of a generation of women, with guests including broadcaster Kate Adie and Baroness Shirley Williams. Jenni Murray presents the female perspective. Show more

Baroness Shirley Williams and Helge Rubinstein on their 60-year friendship. Dawn O'Porter on how female friends are portrayed in popular culture. Social pruning. Losing a friend. Show more

Courtney Love on Kurt Cobain and the 'insanity' of fame, soap star Michelle Collins on the 'Rovers fear', and who are today's political Game Changers? Presented by Jane Garvey. Show more

Baroness Shirley Williams, social historian Juliet Gardiner, author Virginia Nicholson and Dr Kate Murphy discuss the changing lives of women in the 1920s. Jane Garvey presents. Show more

For the first time, Question Time comes from the Houses of Parliament. David Dimbleby chairs a panel including Ed Balls, Theresa May, Shirley Williams and Benjamin Zephaniah. Show more

David Dimbleby presents Question Time from Bexhill, with a panel including Damian Green, Chuka Umunna, Shirley Williams, David Blanchflower and Jane Moore. Show more

David Dimbleby presents from Dartford on the night of the local elections. The panel comprises Justine Greening, Harriet Harman, Shirley Williams, David Starkey and Victoria Coren. Show more

David Dimbleby chairs from Rochdale. With Conservative cabinet minister Ken Clarke, deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman, Shirley Williams, Laurie Penny and Antony Worrall Thompson. Show more

David Dimbleby chairs the topical debate programme from Basingstoke. With panellists Hugh Grant, Chris Grayling, Douglas Alexander, Baroness Shirley Williams and Jon Gaunt. Show more

Presented by Jenni Murray. Women-only train carriages, Shabana Azmi on campaigning for equal rights, how to be a Supergran, and the pains and pleasures of life in the country. Show more

Baroness Shirley Williams, Professor Roy Foster, Nick Cohen, Duncan Brack, Bea Campbell and Philip Dodd discuss George Dangerfield's book The Strange Death of Liberal England. Show more

Peter Mandelson talks to Andrew Marr about his newly-released memoir The Third Man, with other guests including Russian ballet star Ivan Vasiliev.