Jessica Elgot is joined by Anne Perkins, Dawn Foster and Rafael Behr to discuss Theresa May’s modest legislative agenda and the government’s faltering response to the Grenfell Tower disaster. We also hear from a cross-party selection of new MPs on their first week in parliament

It is a year since Britain voted to leave the EU and, after a turbulent 12 months in politics, Theresa May has been in Brussels to offer a new deal on European citizens’ rights as one of the first moves in the formal exit talks. Meanwhile, back in parliament, her government has served up a heavily watered-down legislative agenda for the coming session. With the Conservatives in a minority, the prime minister still has not secured the formal backing of the DUP.

Joining Jessica Elgot to discuss it all are the Guardian’s political commentators Anne Perkins and Rafael Behr, and social affairs writer Dawn Foster.

We also hear from new MPs David Linden (SNP), Giles Watling (Conservative), Layla Moran (Lib Dem) and Anneliese Dodds (Labour).

Plus: a week after the Grenfell Tower disaster, 79 people are officially presumed dead and at least 350 families are still living in emergency accommodation. We hear from Labour MP David Lammy, who is calling for criminal charges to be brought against those responsible for the safety of the building.

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