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Sunday Politics 2003

News Talk-Show

The BBC's in-depth, daily, weekday political show reviewing events in Westminster, around the UK and further afield with interviews, discussion and debate.

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Director	Linda Nash Claire Bellis
Artists	Andrew Neil as Self - Presenter Jenny Scott as Self - Presenter Giles Dilnot as Self - Reporter Mostrar los 513 artistas Jo Coburn as Self - Presenter as Self - Political Editor Nick Robinson as Self - Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg as Self - Presenter Ben Wright as Self - Reporter Iain Duncan Smith as Self Peter Hitchens as Self as Self James Landale as Self - Political Correspondent Chris Huhne as Self Clare Short as Self Jon Sopel as Self - Guest Presenter Anita Anand as Self - Presenter Polly Toynbee as Self Shirley Williams as Self Ed Vaizey as Self Alan Connor as Self Alex Salmond as Self Simon Hughes as Self as Self Geoffrey Robinson as Self Anne Alexander as Self - Reporter Sarah Teather as Self Robin Cook as Self as Self Michael Heseltine as Self Liam Fox as Self Theresa May as Self Kevin Maguire as Self Ellie Price as Self - Reporter Sally Magnusson as Self - Presenter Sarah Smith as Self - Presenter Barry Norman as Self Lembit Öpik as Self Alastair Campbell as Self Mark Mardell as Self Ann Leslie as Self Raj Persaud as Self Matthew Parris as Self Boris Johnson as Self Anthony Howard as Self Oliver Letwin as Self Martha Kearney as Self Michael Howard as Self Tony Blair as Self - Prime Minister Isabel Oakeshott as Self Helen Lewis as Self Laura Perrins as Self Adam Fleming as Self - Reporter Eddie Mair as Self - Guest Presenter David Trimble as Self as Self Marc Roche as Self Geoff Hoon as Self Peter Oborne as Self Simon Hoggart as Self Nick Ferrari as Self Neil Kinnock as Self Norman Tebbit as Self John Reid as Self Alan Duncan as Self John Redwood as Self as Self Julia Hartley-Brewer as Self Malcolm Rifkind as Self Kevin Day as Self David Yelland as Self Keith Vaz as Self Vanessa Feltz as Self as Self Tessa Jowell as Self Naseem Hamed as Self Menzies Campbell as Self Gwyneth Dunwoody as Self Thomas Galbraith as Self David Aaronovitch as Self Garth Crooks as Self Lucy Beresford as Self Toby Young as Self Emilie François as Self Rishi Sunak as Self Stephen Gethins as Self Daisy McAndrew as Self - Presenter Joanna Lumley as Self Peter Hain as Self Clive Anderson as Self Simon Weston as Self Lowri Turner as Self Edwina Currie as Self Max Clifford as Self George Monbiot as Self Tom King as Self Margaret Hodge as Self Glenys Kinnock as Self Ed Baines as Self Cristina Odone as Self Nicholas Parsons as Self Miranda Sawyer as Self as Self Jon Culshaw as Self as Self Tim Collins as Self Harriet Harman as Self Alistair Beaton as Self Steven Norris as Self Jonathan Aitken as Self David Grant as Self Amanda Platell as Self as Self Yasmin Alibhai-Brown as Self Quentin Letts as Self as Self Helena Kennedy as Self Theresa Villiers as Self Digby Jones as Self Kitty Ussher as Self - Labour MP, Burnley & Padiham Birgit Cunningham as Self Ed Pownall as Self - Bookie Justine Greening as Self Liam Byrne as Self Alan Johnson as Self Zoe Williams as Self James Rubin as Self Catriona Renton as Reporter Yvette Cooper as Self Vince Cable as Self - Liberal Democrat, Treasury Siân Berry as Self David Wilby as Self - Commentator Chuka Umunna as Self Tom Watson as Self Siobhan Synnot as Self Steve Richards as Self Shabana Mahmood as Self Tom Brake as Self Tom Harwood as Self - Political activist Paul Nuttall as Self Lucy Powell as Self Gordon Corera as Self - Security Correspondent Alison McGovern as Self Tom Newton Dunn as Self Chris West as Self - Author, Eurovision! Nicki French as Self - UK Eurovision Contestant in 2000 Richard Dreyfuss as Self Glenda Jackson as Self as Self as Self as Self Claire Rayner as Self Julian Lloyd Webber as Self Fay Weldon as Self Bonnie Greer as Self Matt Allwright as Self Douglas Hurd as Self Adam Hart-Davis as Self John Hume as Self Haylie Ecker as Self Charles Wheeler as Self Melanie Phillips as Self Charles Brocket as Self The Earl of Onslow as Self Henry Olonga as Self Simon Fanshawe as Self Mary Kayitesi Blewitt as Self Damian Lewis as Self as Self as Self Annette Crosbie as Self Tom Conti as Self as Self as Self as Self Kirstie Allsopp as Self as Self Philip Edgar-Jones as Self Tony Hawks as Self Janette Tough as Self June Sarpong as Self as Self Simon Jenkins as Self David Hockney as Self Dominik Diamond as Self Oz Clarke as Self Frank McCourt as Self Robert McNamara as Self Dick Morris as Self Stanley Johnson as Self John Sergeant as Self Antony Jay as Self David Bellamy as Self Evan Davis as Self Ian Tough as Self as Self Michael Cockerell as Self Pat Mills as Self Alan Coren as Self David Steel as Self Pam Spurr as Self Tanni Grey-Thompson as Self Julian Bennett as Self Emma B as Self Nancy Dell'Olio as Self David Davis as Self Rod Liddle as Self Alison Jackson as Self Austin Mitchell as Self Tony Banks as Self Andrew Roberts as Self Jay Wynne as Self Gillian Slovo as Self Amy Lamé as Self Chris Greene as Self Bob Marshall-Andrews as Self Martin Rowson as Self Jenny Tonge as Self Eleanor Laing as Self Kate Hoey as Self David Cracknell as Self Margaret Beckett as Self John Cole as Self Ekow Eshun as Self Tariq Ramadan as Self Ruth Kelly as Self Jenny Agutter as Self Prue Leith as Self Michelle Collins as Self Tony Robinson as Self Piers Morgan as Self Adam Price as Self Myleene Klass as Self Melvyn Bragg as Self Lesley Garrett as Self - Opera Singer Ed Balls as Self Carol Thatcher as Self Patrice Evra as Self Hardeep Singh Kohli as Self - Comedian Jonathan Coleman as Self Peter Tatchell as Self Martin Bell as Self Simon Woodroffe as Self - Yo! Sushi Founder Rachel Elnaugh as Self Hazel Blears as Self Daniel Brittain as Self - Reporter Betty Boothroyd as Self Jeff Randall as Self Michael Ancram as Self Duncan Goodhew as Self Lionel Blue as Self Lennie Harper as Self Christopher Meyer as Self - Former British Ambassador to Washington David Frost as Self - British Chambers of Commerce Director General Anna Vignoles as Self - Institute of Education Katharine Hamnett as Self Mary Ann Sieghart as Self Helen Jones as Self - Labour, Warrington North Jo-Anne Nadler as Self Martin Shankleman as Business Correspondent Shailesh Vara as Self - Conservative Francis Maude as Self Julian Rhind-Tutt as Self - Actor Alex Horne as Self - Comedian Marcus Brigstocke as Self - Comedian Nick Love as Self - Film Director Richard Branson as Self - Earth Challenge Al Gore as Self - Earth Challenge Tim Rice as Self - Songwriter Michael Cashman as Self - Labour Nigel Farage as Self - UK Independence Party Leader as Self - U.S. Secretary of State Jeremy Corbyn as Self Michelle Dewberry as Self Frank Bruno as Self - Former Boxer Andrew Pierce as Self - The Telegraph Ayaan Hirsi Ali as Self Tony Benn as Self - Former Labour Minister David Cameron as Self - Conservative Leader Trevor Phillips as Self - Commission For Equality Nick Clegg as Self - Liberal Democrat Home Affairs Spokesman Bernard Ingham as Self - Margaret Thatcher's Chief Press Secretary David Miliband as Self - Environment Secretary David Owen as Self Anita Roddick as Self - Ethical Campaigner Robin Knox-Johnston as Self Graham Brady as Self - Shadow Europe Minister David Blunkett as Self - Labour Jeff Banks as Self - Fashion Designer Pauline Neville-Jones as Self - Former Chair, Joint Intelligence Cttee Bridget Prentice as Self - Minister for Electoral Reform Paul Cheshire as Self - London School of Economics Barbara Follett as Self - Labour, Stevenage Tony Juniper as Self - Friends of the Earth as Self - Former Councillor Julie Kirkbride as Self - Conservative David Ramsbotham as Self - Former Chief Inspector of Prisons Richard Scudamore as Self - Premier League Chief Executive John Gummer as Self - Conservative Matthew d'Ancona as Self - Spectator Editor John McFall as Self - Labour Lee Jasper as Self Peter Kellner as Self - YouGov Chairman Lynne Jones as Self - Labour John Kampfner as Self - New Statesman Clarissa Williams as Self - National Association of Head Teachers Bernard Hogan-Howe as Self - Merseyside Police Jon Trickett as Self - Labour Alicia McCarthy as Self - Commentator Elizabeth Symons as Self - Labour Peer Paul Holmes as Self - Liberal Democrat, Chesterfield Richard Dannatt as Self - Chief of General Staff Stephen Pound as Self - Labour Stuart Wheeler as Self - Conservative Party Donor Philip Cowley as Self - University of Nottingham Helen Dent as Self - Family Welfare Association Louise Ellman as Self - Labour, Transport Select Committee Peter Lynch as Self - University of Stirling Richard Benyon as Self - Conservative, Home Affairs Select Committee Stephen Byers as Self - Former Cabinet Minister Don Foster as Self - Liberal Democrat, Culture & Sport Mike Penning as Self - Conservative William Goodhart as Self - Liberal Democrat Zuhair Al-Nahar as Self - Iraq's Governing Party Spokesman Richard Leese as Self - Manchester Council Leader Leon Brittan as Self - Former EU Commissioner Chris Leslie as Self - New Local Government Network Camila Batmanghelidjh as Self - Kids Company George Howarth as Self - Labour Stephen Wall as Self - Prime Minister's Former Europe Advisor Barry Sheerman as Self - Labour Jack Dromey as Self - Labour Party Treasurer Oliver Marc Hartwich as Self - Policy Exchange Kerry McCarthy as Self - Labour, Treasury Select Committee Karen Jennings as Self - UNISON Head of Health David Loyn as Self - World Affairs Correspondent Caroline Spelman as Self - Conservative. Local Government Martin Narey as Self - Barnardo's Chief Executive Peter Carter as Self - Royal College of Nursing Damian Green as Self - Shadow Immigration Minister Alan Milburn as Self - The 2020 Vision Anthony Lester as Self - Liberal Democrat Jim Sheridan as Self - Labour, Paisley & Renfrewshire North Geraldine Smith as Self - Labour, Morecambe Angie Zelter as Self - Anti-Nuclear Protestor Martin Salter as Self - Labour, Home Affairs Select Committee Adam Ingram as Self - Armed Forces Minister Peter Facey as Self - Unlock Democracy Bob Wareing as Self - Labour Trevor Kavanagh as Self - Journalist Edward Leigh as Self - Public Accounts Select Committee Chairman Sadeq Saba as Self - BBC Iran Analyst Malcolm Dumper as Self - Association of Election Administrators John Grogan as Self - Labour Rose McKenna as Self Bill Rammell as Self - Higher Education Minister Nigel Clark as Self - Stop Harlow North Campaign Alice Thomson as Self Nick Palmer as Self - Labour Chris Pond as Self - One Parent Families Chief Executive Bob Stewart as Self - Former Army Commander Phil Woolas as Self - Local Government Minister Tom McNally as Self - Liberal Democrat Ray Boulger as Self - Mortgage Advisor Richard Caborn as Self - Sports Minister Nigel Griffiths as Self - Former Deputy Leader of the Commons as Self - Barbican Arts Centre Managing Director Jan Berry as Self - Police Federation of England & Wales Carl Emmerson as Self - Institute for Fiscal Studies Clive Betts as Self Alun Michael as Self - Labour Robert Orchard as Self - Commentator Francis Newall as Self Jules Townsend as Self - BRAKE Ann Cryer as Self - Labour Richard Schiff as Self Raza Jaffrey as Guest Presenter Maryam d'Abo as Self as Self Ann Coulter as Self Tina Brown as Self as Self John Prescott as Self David Lammy as Self Tim Razzall as Self Gillian Hargreaves as Self Evan Harris as Self Chris Grayling as Self Diana Rigg as Self Bill Bailey as Self as Self Greg Dyke as Self Shelagh Fogarty as Self - Presenter Ian Blair as Self Peter Preston as Self Nick Herbert as Self Keith Simpson as Self Heather Brooke as Self as Self Billy Hayes as Self Jeremy Browne as Self Edward McMillan-Scott as Self Thérèse Coffey as Self Len Tingle as Self - BBC Yorkshire Political Editor Howard Davies as Self as Self Richard Madeley as Self Mike Buchanan as Self - Guest as Self Priti Patel as Self Vicki Young as Self - Reporter Roger Law as Self Peter Fluck as Self Charlotte Rose as Self - Sex Worker Paul Golding as Self - Leader, Britain First Alan Hope as Self Anthony Seldon as Self - Political Biographer Lynne Featherstone as Self as Self - Guardian Cartoonist Ruth Porter as Self Nimko Ali as Self Robert May as Self Louis Michael as Self Andy Michael as Self Carolyne Michael as Self Alex Michael as Self Mark McGowan as Self Danni Hewson as Self - Business Correspondent Jonathan Powell as Self Catherine West as Self Tim Iredale as Self - Presenter Michael Portillo as Self Michael Rosen as Self Richard Coles as Self Natalie Bennett as Self Maria Miller as Self Chris Ostwald as Self Angela Eagle as Self Kate Williams as Self - Historian Gregg Wallace as Self Michael Dobbs as Self Alison Little as 1 episode, 2017 George Galloway as Self Crispin Blunt as Self Quentin Willson as Self Sadiq Khan as Self - Mayor Of London Owen Jones as Self Joe Twyman as Self - You Gov Jenny Kumah as Self Emily Thornberry as Self - Shadow Foreign Secretary Emma Vardy as Self - Reporter Ben Wallace as Self - Security Minister Rachel Shabi as Self Iain Wright as Self - Chair, Business Select Committee Johnny Mercer as Self - Conservative David Goodhart as Self - Author Sophie Walker as Self Douglas Carswell as Self - Independent Gerard Batten as Self - UKIP Carole Walker as Self - Political Correspondent Adam Walker as Self - Chairman, BNP Barry Gardiner as Self Geoffrey Wheatcroft as Self Heidi Alexander as Self Kevin Schofield as Self Nick Duncalf as Self Brandon Lewis as Self - Home Office Minister Andrew Rosindell as Self Andrew Bridgen as Self Benedicte Paviot as Self Sarah Wollaston as Self - Chair, Health Select Committee Alistair Carmichael as Self - Liberal Democrat Mary Creagh as Self Peter Taylor as Self Eleanor Garnier as Self - Political Correspondent Mike Hookem as Self Peter Ziga as Self - Slovak Economy Minister Stewart Stevenson as Self Toby Perkins as Self Nigel Evans as Self Paul Waugh as Self - Huffington Post Nia Griffith as Self Alex Carlile as Self Phil Mackie as Self - News Correspondent Rob Wainwright as Self - Director Of Europol Tim Loughton as Self Jane Merrick as Self - Columnist Andrew Mitchell as Self Tom Wilson as Self - Henry Jackson Society Richard Burgon as Self - Shadow Justice Secretary David Lidington as Self - Leader Of The House Of Commons Ian Murray as Self James Shaw as Self - Scotland Correspondent Fiona MacTaggart as Self Janan Ganesh as Self - Financial Times Chris Phillips as Self Caroline Wheeler as Self - Sunday Express Chris Buckler as Self - Ireland Correspondent Mark Field as Self - Conservative Henry Newman as Self - Director, Open Europe Brian Paddick as Self Rick Edwards as Self Sayeeda Warsi as Self Mollie Goodfellow as Self - Journalist Lisa Nandy as Self - Labour MP Konstantin Kisin as Self - Comedian Suella Braverman as Self Iain Dale as Self Andrew Murrison as Self Jonathan Ashworth as Self Chris Skidmore as Self - Conservative MP Steve Hawkes as Self Liam Preston as Ymca Steve Chambers as Self
Fecha de lanzamiento	08 Jan 2003
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