Sophy Ridge On Sunday

The EU might have signed off Theresa May's Brexit deal, but can it get through the House of Commons? Sophy talks to former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith and Labour MP Lisa Nandy, and concludes that the chances aren't good. Plus, in a special show from Brussels, Sophy talks to senior MEP Philippe Lamberts. #Ridge

In a special edition Sophy dissects an incredible week in politics with not just one major party leader, but two. She asks Prime Minister Theresa May about her Brexit deal and her chances of survival, and quizzes Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on his views of a second referendum. She also explains why she asked what she did, and what she made of the answers. #Ridge

Sophy talks to Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, the former army officer who now chairs the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, about the sacrifice made in World War One by Commonwealth citizens, and about his ambitions for the future. Plus Labour's Shadow Defence Secretary Nia Griffith talks remembrance and Brexit. #Ridge

Sophy asks Yvette Cooper, the Labour Chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee, whether the Home Office is fit for purpose and ready for Brexit. Plus Conservative vice-chair Kemi Badenoch explains how she sees the future of her party, and tells Sophy about her less-than-traditional upbringing. #Ridge

In a pre-Budget special, Sophy talks to the Chancellor Philip Hammond about austerity, Brexit and his shopping habits. Plus Labour's Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell explains why his expectations for the Budget are pretty low. #Ridge

Sophy talks to Brexit minister Suella Braverman about the prospects of a deal and whether she's a sleeper agent in government. Plus Conservative MP Robert Halfon explains that there's no time like 2016 when it comes to Theresa May. #Ridge

Sophy talks to Iain Duncan Smith about Brexit and the government's flagship welfare reform Universal Credit, which was his idea. She also chats to Labour MP Caroline Flint about whether she could back Theresa May's Brexit deal against her own party's wishes. And in a choice between Stormzy or Stormy Daniels, who would Conservative Deputy Chairman James Cleverly pick? #Ridge

Which Conservatives does John McDonnell admire? Does the Cabinet minister in charge of sport know who Liverpool are playing this weekend? And why should a former security chief spend his retirement thinking about his role in the Iraq War? Find out about all this and more as Sophy talks to the Shadow Chancellor, Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright and former MI6 boss Sir Richard Dearlove. #Ridge

In a special podcast from the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, Sophy talks to former Brexit Secretary David Davis about his opposition to Theresa May's Chequers plan and why he thinks we should be wary of Boris Johnson. And she chats to Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson about her battles with mental health and her new book on women in politics. #Ridge

In a special podcast from Labour Party conference in Liverpool, Sophy chats to Labour's Deputy Leader Tom Watson about second referendums, deselections, and why he doesn't have a speaking slot. #Ridge

Sophy talks to International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox about the government's plans for immigration after Brexit, and how long the Prime Minister can survive for. She also asks Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader Jo Swinson what the point of her party is, and whether she could be the leader to revive its fortunes. #Ridge

In the first podcast of the new season, Sophy talks to Housing Secretary James Brokenshire and Labour MP Chuka Umunna about Brexit and anti-Semitism. She also discusses their answers, whether the government needs to just get on with Brexit, and a possible new party, with special guest Nimco Ali. #Ridge

Sophy travels to Hastings to talk to Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell about Brexit, anti-Semitism, the pairing row in Parliament and his plan to invest in towns which have been "held back". Plus Sophy looks ahead to the political summer holiday and how things will look when MPs return in September. #Ridge

Sophy talks to Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson about whether his party's Brexit plan is really that different to the government's. He also tells her about how he wants England to host the 2030 World Cup, and Sophy discusses whether Theresa May could learn anything from Donald Trump. #Ridge

As the NHS celebrates its 70th birthday, Sophy talks to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn about his plans for the health service. They also discuss Brexit, the legalisation of cannabis and prostitution, and whether coverage of the World Cup has become too nationalistic. #Ridge

Sophy travels to Somerset to talk to International Trade Secretary Liam Fox. They discuss Brexit, trade, Donald Trump and whether certain Cabinet ministers get away with more than others. #Ridge

Sophy talks to Brexit Minister Suella Braverman about Brexit negotiations, immigration and whether we'll have more money for the NHS after we leave the EU. And she chats to Labour's John Healey about his plans to make housing more affordable. #Ridge

After a dramatic few days in Brexit and with crucial votes to come in Parliament next week, Sophy talks to Housing Minister Dominic Raab about Cabinet divisions. She also travels to Salford to ask Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey whether Labour's Brexit policy is really achievable. #Ridge

With pressure growing on Theresa May to change the law on abortion in Northern Ireland following the referendum in the Republic, Sophy talks to DUP leader Arlene Foster and Labour MP Stella Creasy about their views. #Ridge

Sophy talks to Justice Secretary David Gauke about prisons and Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth about abortion. #Ridge