Sunday Morning Episode #3.8 (Season 3, Episode 8)
TV Episode | News, Talk-Show

Sunday Morning

Episode #3.8 (Season 3, Episode 8)

TV Episode | News, Talk-Show

Suzanna Reid read the latest news headlines and BBC correspondent Alan Johnston, broadcaster Esther Rantzen and author Ken Follett reviewed the Sunday news papers with Andrew Marr. Alan Johnson talked about his 114 days of captivity in ...See moreSuzanna Reid read the latest news headlines and BBC correspondent Alan Johnston, broadcaster Esther Rantzen and author Ken Follett reviewed the Sunday news papers with Andrew Marr. Alan Johnson talked about his 114 days of captivity in Gaza and his extraordinary release. Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond MSP talked to Andrew about devolution in Scotland and his parties' plans for full independence in the future. Andrew interviewed actor and director Robert Redford about his new film "Lions for Lambs" which he hopes will provoke political debate and inspire a new generation of film makers to produce this genre of films. Deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman MP talked about her election, the current state of Labour in the polls, possible changes to the Abortion Act which reached its fortieth birthday this week, and various womens' issues such as trafficking. Written by Mark Smith See less

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10 cast members

Name	Known for
Andrew Marr Self - Presenter Self - Presenter See fewer	Doctor Who (2005)
Susanna Reid Self - Newsreader Self - Newsreader See fewer	The Price (1985)
Alex Deakin Self - Weather Reporter Self - Weather Reporter See fewer	Wimbledon (1937)
Gordon Corera Self - Reporter Self - Reporter See fewer	Killing Eve (2018)
Ken Follett Self Self See fewer	Eye of the Needle (1981)
Harriet Harman Self (as Harriet Harman MP) Self (as Harriet Harman MP) See fewer	UK General Election (1950)
Alan Johnston Self Self See fewer	20 heures le journal (1981)
Esther Rantzen Self Self See fewer	Whatever Next? (1968)
Robert Redford Self Self See fewer	The Natural (1984)
Alex Salmond Self (as Alex Salmond MSP) Self (as Alex Salmond MSP) See fewer	UK General Election (1950)