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Andrew Marr is a broadcaster and journalist. Formerly the BBC’s Political Editor, he presents the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1 on Sundays and Start the Week on Monday mornings on Radio 4.
Theresa May will cling on, but the election result changes everything. Brexit and the future of both great parties hang in the balance.
David Goodhart's provocative take on the UK’s new tribal divisions is sure to become a private manual on Mrs May’s brand of conservatism.
In the age of Donald Trump, we should all be reading this radical American nature writer.
Remainers are paralysed by fear of leaving the EU. But it offers huge opportunities for change, on both left and right.
Andrew Marr on the work of the award-winning left-wing writer and artist at 90.
A History of Pictures by David Hockney and Martin Gayford gleefully punctures the pretentiousness of the art world.
Andrew Marr on Nutshell, Ian McEwan’s reworking of Hamlet.
It was a catastrophic error of judgement that produced the referendum – and now the British political class is paying the price.
Violence and prejudice is rife in two studies of the pivotal year of 1956.
Jeremy Corbyn may be electable – but that would require another financial crash or an improbable swing to the left by Middle England.
