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Labour's Jess Phillips and James Cleverly from the Conservatives keep Andrew Neil company throughout the programme. They look at the ongoing row into whether politicians should publish their tax returns and the government's proposals to clamp down on tax evasion. We also get an update into Tata's sale of its steel plants, and former head of the civil service Bob Kerslake discusses his concerns over the Housing and Planning bill. Baroness Cox talks about her proposed bill that limits the power of Sharia Courts, and we get the latest on the US Presidential election with Bloomberg's Megan Murphy who joins the programme live from Washington.