Peston on Sunday

George Osborne and Louis Theroux join Robert Peston and Allegra Stratton this week.

Labour's Jeremy Corbyn and UKIP's Nigel Farage join Robert Peston and Allegra Stratton.

Interviews with David Cameron, Ed Balls and Esther McVey, Lily Allen and David Baddiel.

A live current affairs programme hosted by ITV News political editor Robert Peston. Providing a distinctive perspective on the major stories of the day, Peston on Sunday will feature in-depth interviews with guests from across the political spectrum as well as figures from across the cultural landscape. Robert Peston says: “I’m excited by the opportunity to bring to ITV’s viewers a live, Sunday morning programme which will provide a distinctive forum for insight and opinion on what is happening in our world. I want to find out more about the important decision-makers who shape our society, beyond their two-dimensional political profiles. So this is not purely a political programme. The aim is to exist beyond the Westminster ‘bubble’ to offer an insight into our culture and be part of the national conversation on issues that affect everyone.”

Robert Peston's guests this week are shadow chancellor John McDonnell, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and stand-up comedian Omid Djalili.

This brand new live current affairs programme hosted by ITV News political editor Robert Peston sets out to offer viewers a fresh and lively approach to politics every Sunday. Providing a distinctive perspective on the major stories of the day, Peston on Sunday will feature in-depth interviews with guests from across the political spectrum as well as figures from across the cultural landscape. The programme will also offer live viewer engagement, led by presenter Allegra Stratton whose interactive screen will provide a portal into reaction on social media as well as the latest talking points from the political blogosphere and beyond. Robert Peston says: “I’m excited by the opportunity to bring to ITV’s viewers a live, Sunday morning programme which will provide a distinctive forum for insight and opinion on what is happening in our world. I want to find out more about the important decision-makers who shape our society, beyond their two-dimensional political profiles. “So this is not purely a political programme. The aim is to exist beyond the Westminster ‘bubble’ to offer an insight into our culture and be part of the national conversation on issues that affect everyone.”

Political magazine show. Robert Peston interviews Home Secretary Theresa May, the current front-runner in race to become Britain's next Prime Minister.

Political magazine show.