Sarah Campbell read the latest news headlines and Chris Fawkes forecast the Weather. Liberal Democrat, Deputy Leader Vincent Cable MP and Journalist & Broadcaster Benedicte Paviot reviewed ... See full summary
Sunday AM Episode #3.27 (2005– ) Online
- Original Title :
- Episode #3.27
- Genre :
- TV Episode / News / Talk Show
- Year :
- 2005–
- Directror :
- Chris Cook
- Cast :
- Andrew Marr,Sarah Campbell,Chris Fawkes
- Type :
- TV Episode
- Time :
- 1h
- Rating :
- 6.6/10
Sarah Campbell read the latest news headlines and Chris Fawkes forecast the Weather. Liberal Democrat, Deputy Leader Vincent Cable MP and Journalist & Broadcaster Benedicte Paviot reviewed the Sunday news papers with Andrew Marr. Via video link from South Africa, the Most Reverend John Sentamu, Archbishop of York, spoke to Andrew about the elections in Zimbabwe and its' consequences for the people and the wider world. Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond MP MSP talked to Andrew about devolution in Scotland and his parties' plans for full independence in the future via a referendum of the Scottish people. Musician Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier in Darfur, talked to Andrew about his life, his rescue by a Britsh aid worker, and his music which highlights the issues surrounding his former life and the crisis in Darfur. Home Secretary Jacqui Smith MP talked to Andrew about various issues including the extension to the current 28 days pre-trial detention to 42 days, the early release ...
| Episode credited cast: | |||
 | Andrew Marr | - | Himself - Presenter |
| Sarah Campbell | - | Herself - Newsreader |
| Chris Fawkes | - | Himself - Weather Reporter |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Gordon Brown | - | Himself - Prime Minister (archive footage) (as Gordon Brown MP) |
 | Vince Cable | - | Himself - Newspaper Reviewer (as Vincent Cable MP) |
 | Emmanuel Jal | - | Himself - Musician |
| Benedicte Paviot | - | Herself - Newspaper Reviewer |
 | Alex Salmond | - | Himself - First Minister of Scotland (as Alex Salmond MP MSP) |
| John Sentamu | - | Himself - Archbishop of York (as Dr. John Sentamu) |
 | Jacqui Smith | - | Herself - Home Secretary (as Jacqui Smith MP) |