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Peston on Sunday

  • 2016-2018
  • 5 seasons
  • News, Talk & Interview

A new, live, interactive Sunday morning political magazine show featuring interviews, topical guests, satire and discussion. Hosted by ITV's new political editor, Robert Peston.

Season 4 Episode Guide

10 Episodes 2017

Episode 1

Episode #4.1

47 mins

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell and trade unionist Len McCluskey discuss Uber, Brexit, public sector pay, strike-action and the single market with Robert Peston in Brighton.

Episode 2

Episode #4.2

47 mins

The show comes from Manchester where Robert will be discussing the Prime Minister at the Conservative Party conference, potential strike action at Royal Mail and the 'Northern Powerhouse' with his guests.

Episode 3

Episode #4.3

47 mins

This edition of the show comes live from Glasgow, where Robert will be speaking to Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson and author Salman Rushdie.

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Episode 4

Episode #4.4

47 mins

Robert Peston and Allegra Stratton are joined by MP's Keir Starmer, Alok Sharma and Nicky Morgan to discuss Brexit, the PM, housing and junior doctors.

Episode 5

Episode #4.5

47 mins

Robert discusses the week in politics with International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox, former Labour leadership contender Yvette Cooper and satirist Armando Iannucci.

Episode 6

Episode #4.6

47 mins

Catalan independence, sexual harassment in Westminster and the workplace, prisons and Brexit will all be discussed when Robert Peston interviews a range of guests.

Episode 7

Episode #4.7

47 mins

Bank of England governor Mark Carney discusses the recent rise in interest rates with Robert. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is among the other guests.

Episode 8

Episode #4.8

47 mins

Robert interviews Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond ahead of the Budget. Other guests include David Miliband and the Chinese Ambassador to the UK.

Episode 9

Episode #4.9

47 mins

Robert speaks to Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell via video-link, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and former England and Arsenal captain Tony Adams.

Episode 10

Episode #4.10

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