Make Me Prime Minister

Alastair Campbell and Baroness Sayeeda Warsi host as ordinary yet opinionated Brits compete to find out what it takes to succeed in politics. The 12 candidates meet, elect team leaders, and are challenged to focus on education in their first task.

Alastair Campbell and Sayeeda Warsi challenge the remaining candidates to tackle obesity. With Alastair unable to attend Kelly's launch, he sends MP Jess Phillips, but her first impression of the team is seeing Verity dressed as a giant strawberry.

With the country plunged into a state of emergency, the candidates are in crisis mode and face intense scrutiny from MPs Chris Bryant and Johnny Mercer as they make crucial decisions.

The eight remaining candidates are faced with their most important and timely challenge to date: attempting to tackle the nation's energy crisis. Two more hopefuls step up to the plate as the teams hit the campaign trail.

It's semi-final time and the final six candidates are tasked with tackling crime. They face a punishing grilling from two of Britain's top broadcasters, Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Nick Ferrari, who stop at nothing to test the candidates' policies.

It's time to crown the Alternative Prime Minister, as the all-female final three embark on the ultimate campaign trail. They are tasked with one final challenge: projecting and presenting their big ideas to the public and the media.