Breakfast with Frost

Breakfast with Frost was hosted by the British journalist and broadcaster Sir David Frost and ran on BBC One from 1993 to 2005. The program was a Sunday morning interview show featuring extended conversations with senior politicians and public figures. Frost's career as a political interviewer spanned decades, famously including his 1977 interviews with former U.S. President Richard Nixon.

After Breakfast with Frost ended in 2005, BBC One's Sunday morning political programming slot was eventually filled by The Andrew Marr Show, hosted by Andrew Marr, which began in September 2005. The Andrew Marr Show followed a similar format of extended political interviews and panel discussions. Marr had previously served as the BBC's political editor.

Breakfast with Frost featured extended conversations with senior British politicians including prime ministers, cabinet ministers, and opposition leaders, as well as international figures and prominent newsmakers. The show was known for Frost's ability to secure high-profile interviews and his probing yet conversational interview style. Guests ranged from Tony Blair and Gordon Brown to international statesmen and cultural figures.

Breakfast with Frost was typically pre-recorded rather than broadcast fully live, though the interviews were conducted close to air time on Sunday mornings. This allowed for careful editing while still maintaining topicality and relevance to the week's news agenda. The show's format prioritized in-depth discussion over breaking news, which suited a pre-recorded approach.