Sophy Ridge has some of the week’s biggest political interviews – plus, analysis of what her guests have had to say.

This week she interviews Transport Secretary Mark Harper who is quizzed on strikes – the cabinet minister says inflation-matching pay rises for public sector workers are unaffordable.

Shadow housing secretary Lisa Nandy also talks strikes – as well as hitting out at the government’s “back of a fag packet” immigration policies.

Plus former FA chairman, Greg Dyke, gives his take on the Qatar World Cup controversy.

Joining Sophy to unpack all of this is Sky’s political correspondent Liz Bates – and they start by discussing ex-health secretary Matt Hancock reaching the final of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

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