Keeping tabs on 'Newsnight'

Here is an updated list of all this year's Newsnight interviewees who have expressed their views on matters relating to the EU referendum on the programme:

5/1

Interview: Ken Clarke, Conservative (REMAIN)
Interview: Liam Fox, Conservative (LEAVE)

13/1

Interview: Alan Johnson, Labour (REMAIN)

14/1

Interview: George Osborne, Conservative (REMAIN)

27/1

Interview: Carl Bildt, former Swedish PM (REMAIN)

29/1

Joint interview: Lucy Thomas, Britain Stronger in Europe (REMAIN); Dan Hannan, Conservative, Vote Leave (LEAVE)

2/2

Interview: David Liddington, Conservative (REMAIN)

3/2

Interview: Steve Baker, Conservative (LEAVE)

5/2

Interview: Kate Hoey, Labour (LEAVE)

8/2

Interview: Rob Wainwright, Europol (REMAIN)
Joint interview: Charles Powell, former Mrs Thatcher advisor (?); Annunziata Rees-Mogg. Conservative (LEAVE)

9/2

Interview: José Manuel Barroso, former EU Commission head (REMAIN)

12/2

Interview: Ross McEwan, CEO, Royal Bank of Scotland (?)

15/2

Joint interview: Emma Reynolds, Labour (REMAIN); John Mills, Business for Britain (LEAVE)

16/2

Joint interview: Ska Keller, Green (REMAIN); Lucy Thomas, BSE (REMAIN)
Interview: Zak Goldsmith, Conservative (LEAVE)

17/2

Joint interview: Jacob Rees-Mogg, Conservative (LEAVE); Neil Carmichael, Conservative (REMAIN)

18/2

Interview: Peter Mandelson, Labour (REMAIN)
Interview: Nigel Farage, UKIP (LEAVE)
Joint interview: Simon Jenkins, Guardian (LEAVE); Danny Finklestein, The Times (REMAIN); Christine Ockrent, journalist (?)

19/2

Joint interview: Chuka Umunna, Labour (REMAIN); Tom Pursglove, Conservative (LEAVE)
Joint interview: Alex Barker, FT (?); Valentina Pop, Wall Street Journal (?) 

22/2

Interview: Iain Duncan Smith, Conservative (LEAVE)
Interview: Ken Clarke, Conservative (REMAIN)
Joint interview: Charles Moore, Spectator (LEAVE); Polly Toynbee, Guardian (REMAIN)

23/2

Interview: Sylvie Bermann, French ambassador to the UK (REMAIN);
Interview: Sadiq Khan, Labour (REMAIN)

24/2

Interview: Damian Green, Conservative (REMAIN) 

26/2

Joint interview: Toby Young, Spectator (LEAVE); Kiri Kankhwende, Media Diversified (?); Anne McElvoy, The Economist (REMAIN); Jim Waterson, Buzzfeed (?)

29/2

Joint interview: Giles Fraser, priest (LEAVE); Caroline Lucas, Green (REMAIN); Ken Livingstone, Labour (REMAIN)

4/3

Joint interview: Anne Applebaum, journalist (REMAIN); Timothy Garton Ash, historian (REMAIN); Timothy Snyder, historian (REMAIN)

7/3

Interview: Inga Beale, CEO, Lloyds of London (REMAIN)

8/3

Joint interview: Heidi Allen, Conservative (REMAIN); Gisela Stuart, Labour (LEAVE)
Interview: Richard Tice, co-founder Leave.EU (LEAVE)

That works out as:

28 Remain

17 Leave

7 Questionable 

Of the ones in the 'Questionable' category: four are journalists/media commentators (from the FT, Wall Street Journal, Buzzfeed and Media Diversified) who didn't express clear views on 'in' or 'out', while the other three (Charles Powell, Christine Ockrent and Ross McEwan of the RBS) should probably be placed in the Remain camp - thus, perhaps, raising it to 30 or 31.

The trend (so far) seems pretty clear, doesn't it?

(If anyone spots any holes in the above, please let me know below).