The Andrew Marr Show

The Andrew Marr Show is up and running with the paper review and the first topic is the Irish same sex marriage vote. Steve Hilton, former adviser to David Cameron, agrees with Andrew Marr that we're entering into a "referendum era". People want more say, he adds. Journalist Catherine Mayer says it's interesting that all the political parties in Ireland were united on backing a yes vote - unlike in the sort of referenda we've seen and will see in this parliament in the UK.

There's plenty of politics in the Sunday papers - with the refrendum in Ireland on same sex marriage the subject of many headlines. There's also a fair amount about the positioning ahead of an EU referendum, and the proposal to freeze ministers' pay for the next five years. Catch up with all the details in Andrew McFarlane's full paper review  - which also features these other eye-catching headlines:

• "Chancellor kisses Wizard of Oz" - George Osborne was so sure the Conservatives wouldn't win the election that he promised to French kiss strategist Lynton Crosby if they gained a clear majority, but reneged on the pledge in favour of a peck on the cheek, reports the Sunday Times, external
• "Churchill's recipe for Allied victory" - a book publishes the recipes of Winston Churchill's personal cook, reports the Sunday Express, external
• "Town where the pubs will never close" - Otley, West Yorkshire, has listed all its 20 hostelries as "assets of community value", meaning - should they go up for sale - locals have first dibs on bidding, the Sunday Telegraph says
• "Buzz off" - the Mail on Sunday reports the release, external of a battery-powered tabletop device which shines holographic dots to deter wasps from the picnic bench

Hello and welcome to a bank holiday Sunday Politics Live special - bringing you a round-up of the main newspaper stories, and all the action as it happens on the Andrew Marr Show and Pienaar's Politics.