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26/03/2015
Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott and Miranda Green. With Sir Stuart Rose and reports from Jim Waterson and actor Susie Essman.
Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott and Miranda Green. They are joined by Sir Stuart Rose, now a Conservative peer and formerly of M&S, who looks at leadership and the lessons to be learned from business. BuzzFeed's Jim Waterson rounds up the week in a film. And in the week British comedian James Corden debuts as presenter on US TV's Late Show, New York comedian and Curb Your Enthusiasm actor Susie Essman looks at how the language of humour and politics travels.
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Fri 27 Mar 201522:15
Clips
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Essman looks at how well political humour travels
Duration: 06:10
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Westminster's conspiracies and straight answers
Duration: 05:44
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Rose: Who’d want to be PM for more than 10 years?
Duration: 02:43
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Andrew Neil |
| Panellist | Michael Portillo |
| Panellist | Diane Abbott |
| Panellist | Miranda Green |
| Interviewed Guest | Stuart Rose |
| Interviewed Guest | Susie Essman |
| Reporter | Jim Waterson |
| Editor | Vicky Flind |
| Assistant Editor | Richard Garvin |
| Production Manager | Paula Prynn |
| Producer | Andrew Bradley |
| Producer | James Franklin |
| Producer | Arryn Moy |
| Assistant Producer | Ed Baranski |
| Director | Barton MacFarlane |
| Executive Producer | Robbie Gibb |
| Executive Producer | Samir Shah |
