Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the series "Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg"
Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg (2022 — present)
Seasons: 8,
episodes: 174
Episode runtime: 59 min
Average rating:
2.8/10
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Actors and characters
Liz Truss
Character Self
Joe Lycett
Character Self
Cleo Watson
Character Self
Gordon Brown
Character Self
Caroline Kennedy
Character Self
Lindsay Hoyle
Character Self
John Sentamu
Character Self
Sheikh Hasina
Character Self
Kwasi Kwarteng
Character Self
Frances O'Grady
Character Self
Joanna Cherry
Character Self
Alistair Darling
Character Self
Martin Pibworth
Character Self
Uğur Şahin
Character Self
Özlem Türeci
Character Self
John Allan
Character Self
Caroline Lucas
Character Self
Iain Anderson
Character Self
Sue Campbell
Character Self
Diana Johnson
Character Self
Myles Allen
Character Self
Roula Khalaf
Character Self
Howard Hu
Character Self
Tony Danker
Character Self
Chloe Morgan
Character Self
Jimmy Wales
Character Self
Stephen Powis
Character Self
Stuart Rose
Character Self
Mark Harper
Character Self
Nicholas Soames
Character Self
Steve Barclay
Character Self
Humza Yousaf
Character Self – First Minister of Scotland
Chris Heaton-Harris
Character Self
Ash Regan
Character Self
Sam Tarry
Character Self
Oli Dugmore
Character Self – Editor, PoliticsJOE
Jon Ashworth
Character Self
Jaan Tallinn
Character Self
Alex Baldock
Character Self
Simon Sebag-Montefiore
Character Self
Lucy Frazer
Character Self
Chris Hipkins
Character Self
Rachel Johnson
Character Self
Salma Shah
Character Self – Former political adviser
Isabel Oakeshott
Character Self – Journalist
Amanda Pritchard
Character Self – Chief Executive, NHS England
James Bethell
Character Self – Former health minister
Michael Mosley
Character Self – TV Presenter
Christina Koch
Character Self – Astronaut
David Gauke
Character Self – Former cabinet minister
Stewart Purvis
Character Self – Former Chief Executive of ITN
Lizo Mzimba
Character Self – Entertainment correspondent
Andrea Leadsom
Character Self – Conservative
Sarah Walsh
Character Head of Women's Football, Football Australia
Alex Chalk
Character Self – Justice Secretary
Charlie Taylor
Character Self – Chief Inspector of Prisons
Philip Hammond
Character Self – Former Chancellor of the Exchequer
Nimco Ali
Character Self – Former political adviser
Richard Walker
Character Self – Executive Chair, Iceland Foods
Jon Culshaw
Character Self – Comedian
Katharine Viner
Character Self – Editor-In-chief, The Guardian
Yolande Knell
Character Self – BBC Middle East correspondent
Sam Brown
Character Self – Savile abuse survivor
Danny Sriskandarajah
Character Self – CEO, Oxfam GB
Lucy Fisher
Character Self – Whitehall editor, Financial Times
Naftali Bennett
Character Self – Former Prime Minister of Israel
Hanan Ashrawi
Character Self – Veteran Palestinian politician
Jasmine El- Gamal
Character Self – Former Middle East Adviser at the Pentagon
Michelle Donelan
Character Self – Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary
Jeremy Bowen
Character Self - International Editor
David Davis
Character Self – Former cabinet minister
Layla Moran
Character Self - Liberal Democrat
Valerie Amos
Character Self - Labour Peer
Hossam Zaki
Character Self – Assistant Secretary General, League of Arab States
Mark Regev
Character Self – Senior Adviser to Prime Minister of Israel
Louise Casey
Character Self – Former government minister
Isaac Herzog
Character Self – President of Israel
Sophie Raworth
Character Self
John McDonnell
Character Self – Former Shadow Chancellor
Alistair Phillips-Davies
Character Chief Executive, SSE
Andrew Mitchell
Character Self – Shadow Foreign Secretary
Ndileka Mandela
Character Self – Activist
Andrew Roberts
Character Self – Historian
Kamila Hawthorne
Character Self – Chair, Royal College of General Practitioners
Damian Green
Character Self – Former Cabinet Minister
Rachel Reeves
Character Self – Shadow Chancellor
Lee Castleton
Character Self – Former sub postmaster
Jonathan Reynolds
Character Self
Simon Reeve
Character Self – Broadcaster
Robert Buckland
Character Self – Former Conservative Cabinet Minister
Tom Hunter
Character Self – Businessmen
Carlos Del Toro
Character Self – US Secretary of the Navy
Richard Allan
Character Self – Liberal Democrat Peer and former Facebook executive
Andrea Thompson
Character Self – Editor-in-Chief, Marie Claire
Kwajo Tweneboa
Character Self - Housing campaigner
Michael Tomlinson
Character Self – Illegal Immigration Minister
Robin Simcox
Character Self – Commissioner For Countering Extremism
Douglas Alexander
Character Self – Former Labour Cabinet minister
Halima Begum
Character Self – CEO, ActionAid UK
Ed Davey
Character Self - Liberal Democrat leader
Mariano Janin
Character Self
Justin Currie
Character Self – Del Amitri frontman
Charles Spencer
Character Self
Carla Denyer
Character Self – Green Party Co-Leader
Anneliese Dodds
Character Self – Shadow Secretary of State For Women and Equalities
Paddy Harverson
Character Self – Former communications secretary to Prince William
John O'Farrell
Character Self – Author
Avi Hyman
Character Self – Israeli Government Spokesman
Luke Johnson
Character Self – Businessman
Chris Stark
Character Self – CEO, Climate Change Committee
Ian Blackford
Character Self – Former SNP Westminster Leader
Dan Pouter
Character Self – Conservative Defector
Alex Salmond
Character Self – Leader, Alba party
Yolande Makolo
Character Self – Rwandan Government Spokesperson
Paul Scully
Character Self – Conservative MP
Jacqui Smith
Character Self – Former Labour cabinet minister
Harriet Harman
Character Self – Labour MP
Greg Jackson
Character Self - CEO Octopus Energy
Leonid Volkov
Character Self – Former chief of staff to Alexei Navalny
Mikaela Loach
Character Self – Climate justice activist and author
David Ross
Character Self – Co-founder of Carphone Warehouse
Samuel Kasumu
Character Self – Former Conservative No 10 Advisor
Stephanie Flanders
Character Self – Head of Economics, Bloomberg
Malcolm Rifkind
Character Self- Former Foreign Secretary
Matt Wrack
Character Self – Fire Brigades Union General Secretary
Daisy Cooper
Character Self – Deputy leader, Liberal Democrats
Rocco Forte
Character Self – Chairman, Rocco Forte Hotels
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Character Self – Chef
Theo Paphitis
Character Self - Entrepreneur
Shami Chakrabarti
Character Self – Labour Peer
Brandon Lewis
Character Self – Conservative
Jason Arday
Character Self - Academic
James Fletcher
Character Self - Trump Shooting Eyewitness
Kelly Somers
Character Self - England Reporter, BBCSport
Kim Leadbeater
Character Self - Labour
Gillian Keegan
Character Self – Former Conservative Education Secretary
Nicola Benedetti
Character Self – Director, Edinburgh International Festival
Jenny Kumah
Character Self – News Correspondent
Andy Street
Character Self
Alicia Kearns
Character Self - Shadow Foreign Minister
Michael Gove
Character Self - Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Secretary
John McColl
Character Self – Former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO
Angela Rayner
Character Self - Deputy Prime Minister
Gary Smith
Character Self – General Secretary, GMB Union
Vladimir Kara-Murza
Character Self – Political activist
Jeremy Hunt
Character Self - Former chancellor
Claire Ainsley
Character Self – Director, Progressive Policy Institute
James Cleverly
Character Self - Shadow Housing Secretary
Tom Fletcher
Character Self – Former UK Ambassador to Lebanon
Nadhim Zahawi
Character Self – Reform UK
Gerard Lyons
Character Self – Chief Economist, Netwealth
Masoumeh Ebtekar
Character Self – Former Vice President of Iran
Charlie Nunn
Character Self – CEO, Lloyds Banking Group
Victoria Derbyshire
Character Self – Presenter and interviewer
Marc Warner
Character Self – CEO, Faculty
Lisa Nandy
Character Self – Culture, Media and Sport Secretary
John Caudwell
Character Self – Businessman
Sarah Smith
Character Self – US Editor
Paul Johnson
Character Self – Director, IFS (2011 - 2025)
Kristen Michal
Character Self – Prime Minister of Estonia
Lyse Doucet
Character Self - Chief International Correspondent
Svitlana Hrynchuk
Character Self – Ukraine's Environment Minister
Tim Shipman
Character Self – Chief Political Commentator, The Sunday Times
Jean-Noël Barrot
Character Self - French Foreign Minister
Frank Vandenbroucke
Character Self - Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister
Peter Kyle
Character Self - Business and Trade Secretary
Diane Abbott
Character Self - Labour MP
Richard Fuller
Character Self - Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Emma Pinchbeck
Character Self - CEO, Climate Change Committee
Pat McFadden
Character Self – Cabinet Office Minster
Clay Bavor
Character Self – Sierra, co-CEO
Bret Taylor
Character Self – Sierra, co-CEO
Ed Miliband
Character Self
Nicola Ranger
Character Self – Chief Executive, Royal College of Nursing
Jason Oppenheim
Character Self – Real Estate Agent and Star of 'Selling Sunset'
Sharon Graham
Character Self - General Secretary, UNITE
Adam Rose
Character Self - Lawyer for UK hostage families
Sharone Lifshitz
Character Self - Daughter of hostage
Andrew Griffith
Character Self – Shadow Science and Technology Secretary
Mina Smallman
Character Self – Campaigner for Women's Safety
Alex Burkhart
Character Self - Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Rachel de Souza
Character Self - Children's Commissioner for England
Ava-Santina Evans
Character Self – Political Editor, PoliticsJOE
Hollie Dance
Character Self – Mother of Archie Battersbee
Lisa Kenevan
Character Self – Mother of Isaac Kenevan
Liam Walsh
Character Self – Father of Maia Walsh
Ilan Gur
Character Self - CEO of ARIA
Esther Ghey
Character Self – Brianna Ghey's mother
Kim Darroch
Character Self – Former US Ambassador
Simon Hart
Character Self – Former Conservative Chief Whip
Margus Tsahkna
Character Self – Estonian Foreign Minister
James Cartlidge
Character Self – Shadow Defence Secretary
William Hague
Character Self – Chancellor of Oxford University
Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze
Character Self - Chair of the Ukrainian Parliament's EU Integration Committee
Dan Snow
Character Self – Historian
Louise Haigh
Character Self – Transport Secretary
Mel Stride
Character Self – Work and Pensions Secretary
Espen Barth Eide
Character Self – Foreign Minister of Norway
Dan Reed
Character Self – Director
Sacha Lord
Character Self – Chair, Night-time Industries Association
Anela Anwar
Character Self –CEO, Z2K
Jasvinder Sanghera
Character Self - Abuse Survivor Advocate
Laura Trott
Character Self – Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Jeremy Vine
Character Self - Broadcaster
Lynn Calder
Character Self- CEO INEOS Automotive
Rosena Allin-Khan
Character Self – Labour
Roxy Longworth
Character Self - Online Safety Campaigner
Ian Russell
Character Self – Online safety campaigner
Sian Williams
Character Self - Broadcaster
Maggie Oliver
Character Self - Campaigner
Jacob Rees-Mogg
Character Self – Former Conservative cabinet minister
Lucy Powell
Character Self – Deputy Labour Party Leader
Nick Thomas-Symonds
Character Self - Minister of Constitution and European Union Relations
Calum Miller
Character Self - Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Foreign Affairs
David Challen
Character Self – Domestic abuse campaigner
Kiki McDonough
Character Self – Entrepreneur
Coco Khan
Character Self – Host, 'Pod Save the UK'
Anna Foster
Character Self – News Correspondent
John Browne
Character Self - Chairman, BeyondNetZero
Reza Pahlavi
Character Self -Son of the Former Shah of Iran
Ailbhe Rea
Character Self – Associate Editor, Bloomberg UK
Matthew Taylor
Character Self – Chief Executive, NHS Confederation
Mark Rowley
Character Self - Metropolitan Police Commissioner
Daniel Kebede
Character Self - General Secretary, National Education Union
James Harding
Character Self - Editor-in-Chief, The Observer
Inaya Folarin Iman
Character Self - Director, The Equiano Project
Melanie Dawes
Character Self - Chief Executive of Ofcom
Jo Tanner
Character Self – Political strategist
Matt Forde
Character Self – Comedian and presenter
John Swinney
Character Self
Sky Roberts
Character Self - Brother of Virginia Giuffre
Amanda Roberts
Character Self - Sister-in-Law of Virginia Giuffre
Louis Mosley
Character Self - Palantir UK
Bell Ribeiro-Addy
Character Self - Labour MP
Claire Coutinho
Character Self – Shadow energy secretary
Steve Reed
Character Self - Environment Secretary
Kay Burley
Character Self - Broadcaster
Helen Whately
Character Self – Shadow work and pensions secretary
Rabbi Kath Vardi
Character Self
Rabbi Josh Levy
Character Self
Omri Lifshitz
Character Self
Mai Elawawda
Character Self - Medical Aid for Palestine
Marina Wheeler
Character Self - Barrister and Mediator
Mike Shear
Character Self - Senior London Correspondent, New York Times
Zia Yusuf
Character Self - Head of Policy, Reform UK
Nigel Topping
Character Self - Chair, Climate Change Committee
Paul Bristow
Character Self - Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Valentine Low
Character Self - Royal Author and Journalist
Zack Polanski
Character Self – Deputy Leader, Green Party
Richard Knighton
Character Self – Chief of the Defence Staff
Megan Garcia
Character Self
Gina Neff
Character Self
Matthew Bergman
Character Self – Social Media Victims Law Center
Mariella Frostrup
Character Self – Broadcaster
Tony Hall
Character Self – Former BBC director general
Paul Nowak
Character Self – TUC general secretary
Richard Ratcliffe
Character Self
David Gandy
Character Self – Model
Abi Foster
Character Self – Personal finance influencer
Gary O'Donoghue
Character Self - Chief North America Correspondent
Alex Burghart
Character Self - Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Lawrence Newport
Character Director, Looking for Growth
Matteo Bocelli
Character Self
Mary-Ann Stephenson
Character Self – Chair, Equality and Human Rights Commission
Laila Cunningham
Character Self – Reform UK councillor
Katy Watson
Character Self – Australia correspondent
Simon Case
Character Self - Cabinet Secretary, 2020 - 2024
Gloria De Piero
Character Self - Broadcaster
Ruth Davidson
Character Self
Angela Rippon
Character Self – Broadcaster
John Bew
Character Self– Former foreign policy advisor to the Prime Minister
Steve Wright
Character Self – General Secretary, Fire Brigades Union
Hilary Cass
Character Self – Author, Gender Services Review
Billy Bragg
Character Self –Musician and political activist
Joanne Thomas
Character Self - General Secretary, USDAW
Rana Rahimpour
Character Self - Journalist
Cameron Khansarinia
Character Self - Chief of Staff to Reza Pahlavi
James Cartilige
Character Self – Shadow Defence Secretary
Tom Fletcher
Character Self – UN Humanitarian Chief
Self Esteem
Character Self
Josh Babarinde
Character Self – President, Liberal Democrats
Liz Saville-Roberts
Character Self – Westminster leader, Plaid Cymru
Ellen Fraser
Character Self – Energy analyst, Barianga
Pamela Gupta
Character Self –BBC Radio Derby
Jay Edelson
Character Self – Lawyer for Jonathan Gavalas's family
Alex Younger
Character Self – Former head of MI6
Faiza Shaheen
Character Self - Executive Director, Tax Justice UK
Helen MacNamara
Character Self - Former Deputy Cabinet Secretary
Malcolm Offord
Character Self - Leader, Reform UK Scotland
Gillian Mackay
Character Self - Co-Leader, Scottish Green Party
Alex Cole-Hamilton
Character Self - Leader, Scottish Liberal Democrats
Russell Findlay
Character Self - Leader, Scottish Conservative Party
Eluned Morgan
Character Self – First Minister of Wales
Dan Thomas
Character Self - Leader, Reform UK in Wales
Andrew RT Davies
Character Self – Leader of the Welsh Conservatives
Jane Dodds
Character Self – Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats
Carmen Smith
Character Self - Plaid Cymru
Lisa Smart
Character Self - Liberal Democrat
Shirley-Anne Somerville
Character Self - SNP Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice
Catherine West
Character Self - Labour leadership challenger
Jo Coburn
Character Self - Broadcaster
Will Self
Character Self - Journalist
Josh Simons
Character Self - Labour MP
Alan Milburn
Character Self - Independent Review of Youth Unemployment
Aasmah Mir
Character Broadcaster
Al Carns
Character Self - Former defence minister
Paul Ovenden
Character Keir Starmer’s Former Head of Political strategy
John Hutton
Character Self - Cabinet Minister, 2005 - 2009
Toby Perkins
Character Self - Labour MP
Luke Charters
Character Self - Andy Burnham Supporter
Steph Driver
Character Self – Former Advisor to Sir Keir Starmer
James Murray
Character Self - Health Secretary
Miatta Fahnbulleh
Character Self
Richard Moth
Character Self – Archbishop of Westminster
Ruth Curtice
Character Self – Chief Executive, Resolution Foundation
Joshi Herrmann
Character Self – Editor, The Mill
Margaret Aspinall
Character Self – Hillsborough Campaigner
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