This Week (2003)
2013-2014
Political journalist and comic Andrew Neil is joined by guests to take a light-hearted look back at the week in politics.
Where to Watch 2013-2014
37 Episodes
- 19/12/2013E14
Episode 1419/12/2013There will be films going back over the political headlines - and a look ahead to 2014 - with Quentin Letts and Kevin Maguire in 'Upturn Abbey'. And the TV reviewers from Channel 4's cult show Gogglebox will be quizzing our panel to see how closely they have followed the news of 2013. - 09/01/2014E15
Episode 1509/01/2014Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. TV Apprentice Katie Hopkins calls for further welfare cuts, BBC deputy political editor James Landale goes back over the political highlights of the week, and broadcaster Dan Snow looks at the drama of war. - 23/01/2014E17
Episode 1723/01/2014Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Alan Johnson and Miranda Green. They talk about sexual harassment with Amanda Stretton, watch a round-up of the week from Nick Watt and look at aspiration, or lack of it, with comic and actor Russell Kane. - 20/03/2014E24
Episode 2420/03/2014Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. They are joined by the Telegraph's Liam Halligan to look at developments in Russia and Ukraine, with a review of the week from Kevin Maguire. Plus, Sir Ranulph Fiennes talks adventurous ideas in politics. - 03/04/2014E26
Episode 2603/04/2014Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott and Miranda Green. They are joined by Rachel Johnson to look at healthy, and unhealthy, eating, with a round-up film from the Daily Mail's Quentin Letts and look at women in the media with Angela Rippon. - 03/07/2014E35
Episode 3503/07/2014Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott and Miranda Green. They are joined by Times TV critic Andrew Billen looking at Rolf Harris, broadcaster Mary Ann Sieghart with a film round-up of the headlines, plus US TV host and stand-up Chelsea Handler on honesty.
