Sophy Ridge On Sunday

After allegations of sexual harassment hit Westminster, Niall talks to Shadow Communities Secretary Andrew Gwynne. He also speaks to Health minister Philip Dunne and Conservative Brexiteer Owen Paterson. #Paterson

Niall talks to Labour's Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth about Brexit and the NHS. He also chats to one of the Conservatives' rising stars Johnny Mercer about Universal Credit and defence policy. And with the welfare reform dominating the political headlines, Niall brings together a panel to discuss its roll-out. #Paterson

With housing back near the top of the political agenda Niall quizzes Housing Minister Alok Sharma about the Government's record and policies. He also discusses Brexit with Labour's Barry Gardiner and chats to the new UKIP leader Henry Bolton. #Paterson

After Theresa May's eventful conference speech, Niall talks to Culture Secretary Karen Bradley. He also sits down with Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry, the SNP's Brexit spokesman Mike Russell, and the chair of RBS Sir Howard Davies. #Paterson

Niall heads to Manchester for the Conservative Party Conference and talks to Communities Secretary Sajid Javid about housing and his support for Theresa May. He also sits down with former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine to talk unity and Brexit, and discusses the party's future with a panel of backbench MPs. #Paterson

Niall heads to the Labour Party conference and talks to the party's Deputy Leader Tom Watson. He also chats to key union leader Dave Prentis and discusses the future of the party with three backbench MPs - Lisa Nandy, Clive Lewis and Caroline Flint. #Paterson

After Boris Johnson laid out his Brexit red lines in a newspaper article, Niall talks to Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green. He also chats to students and former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan about the Conservative Party's future. Dawn Butler joins him to discuss the public sector pay cap and Labour's Brexit position, and Ed Davey explains why the Lib Dems are still relevant. #Paterson

In his first show Niall talks to Justice Minister Dominic Raab about the Brexit negotiations and his leadership ambitions, and is joined by veteran Tory Ken Clarke. He also discusses Labour's latest Brexit position with Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth. #Paterson

Sophy talks to Education Secretary Justine Greening about her plans to change the gender reassignment process.Niall Paterson, meanwhile talks to the new Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable and Labour's Barry Gardiner. MPTV with Jess Phillips and Jacob Rees-Mogg also makes a triumphant return. #Ridge

Sophy talks to former Prime Minister Tony Blair about Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn and his legacy. She also chats to Sarah Newton about Cabinet infighting and her plans to tackle acid attacks, and Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo about the future of the 'rock'. #Ridge

Sophy talks to justice secretary David Lidington about Tory leadership rumblings and shadow work and pension secretary Debbie Abrahams on Labour's spending plans.She also heard from the CBI's Paul Drechsler about what businesses want to see from Brexit.

Sophy talks to Sir Vince Cable about his plans for the Liberal Democrats and gives her analysis, as well as speaking to Owen Smith about Brexit and the Labour Party.She also chats to Environment Minister George Eustice about austerity and fishing, and visits the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham where she talks to residents and local MP David Lammy.

Sophy talks to Cabinet minister Priti Patel and Shadow Attorney-General Shami Chakrabarti and gives her analysis as the fallout from the Grenfell Tower fire continues.She also discusses the latest Brexit developments with Ken Clarke, and abortion in Northern Ireland with Labour MP Stella Creasy. #Ridge

After the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, Sophy speaks to Labour's John McDonnell and Conservative minister Greg Hands to get their reaction. Leave supporter Iain Duncan Smith looks ahead to the start of the Brexit negotiations, and Robert Halfon talks about his sacking as a Government minister. #Ridge

After the general election surprised everyone by ending in a hung parliament, Sophy speaks to some of the key players about what happens now.Culture Secretary Karen Bradley defends Theresa May, while former Conservative ministers Anna Soubry and Lord Heseltine say the Prime Minister will have to go. Labour's Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry revels in her party's success, while Yvette Cooper explains how the Labour Party is uniting. #Ridge

Sophy travels to Glasgow for a Scotland special! She sits down with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson, the leader of Scottish Labour Kezia Dugdale and the Lib Dems' frontman north of the border, Willie Rennie. #Ridge

After the release this week of the main parties' manifestos, Sophy quizzes Jeremy Corbyn about Labour's policies and his personal history. She also talks to the Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron about his views on abortion, and asks Conservative Dominic Raab about his party's controversial social care plans. #Ridge

After Labour's draft manifesto leaked this week, Sophy quizzes Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell on whether his party's spending plans add up. She also talks Scottish independence and education with the SNP's Alex Salmond, and asks Michael Gove when he last spoke to David Cameron... #Ridge

Sophy travels to Nottingham and speaks to Labour grandees Margaret Beckett and Alan Johnson about their party's disappointing local election results. She also chats to local Conservative MP Anna Soubry about the General Election and whether the Prime Minister is as strong and stable as she claims. #Ridge

With tensions rising over North Korea and the war in Syria rumbling on, Sophy quizzes Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry about Labour's foreign policy and her views on defence. UKIP leader Paul Nuttall explains how he wants to integrate communities in Britain, and the SNP's Stephen Gethins talks Scottish independence and the general election. #Ridge