Tonight with Andrew Marr features a diverse panel of experts and politicians discussing pressing global issues including international relations, economic policy, security, climate change, and mental health.
On Wednesday's episode of Tonight with Andrew Marr , viewers were treated to a diverse panel of experts and politicians offering insights on a range of pressing global issues. Andrew Marr engaged in insightful discussions with a distinguished lineup of guests, including: \Nabil Fahmy, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt and former Ambassador of Egypt to the United States under George Bush, shared his perspectives on international relations and regional conflicts.
Ehud Barak, the former Prime Minister of Israel, weighed in on the complex situation in the Middle East and the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. \Emily Thornberry, the Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee and Labour MP for Islington South and Finsbury, provided a British political perspective on current global affairs. Mariana Mazzucato, Professor and Director at the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose and Author of 'Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism,' discussed her innovative economic theories that have influenced Keir Starmer's economic missions. \Tom Tugendhat, the former Minister for Security and Conservative MP for Tonbridge, joined the program from Washington D.C., offering insights on international security and the global geopolitical landscape. Emma Hardy, the Minister for Water and Flooding and Labour MP for Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice, addressed the pressing issue of water management and flooding, particularly in the context of climate change. \Luke Shannahan, LBC's Reporter, provided live updates from this morning's press conference, offering viewers a glimpse into the breaking news and immediate political developments. Julian Hendy, a filmmaker and Founder of Hundred Families, whose father Philip was tragically killed in 2007 by someone known to local mental health services, shared his personal story and advocated for improved mental health support systems. \Aggie Chambre, LBC Political Correspondent, contributed her expertise on the latest political developments and provided analysis on the ongoing political landscape. \Watch Tonight with Andrew Marr exclusively on Global Player every Monday to Thursday from 6pm to 7pm
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