“Why would anyone try to defend Hitler?”: Jacob Rees-Mogg on his clash with Tucker Carlson
The Tory grandee believes “you don’t win arguments by hiding away”
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Discover our latest interviews with notable personalities across various fields. Step into the minds of influential figures and gain unique perspectives.
Former Green leader: I am “deeply upset” by Zionism vote
Adrian Ramsay said the party motion describing Zionism as racism “doesn’t reflect long-standing Green principles”
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Amanda Knox: “I’ve been a morality play my entire life”
Knox‘s one-woman comedy show attempts to reckon with being falsely accused of her friend’s murder. But it’s not just her…
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Irvine Welsh’s chosen life
The Trainspotting author on death, decay and the good life
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Heston Blumenthal – “I used to think: you sad bastard, eating on your own!”
The top gastronomist on solo dining, rock-star chefs, and living with the bipolar haze
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The most powerful man at the Edinburgh Fringe
Chortle, Steve Bennett’s website, can make a comedian’s career – or break it
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Is Kim Gordon still a Kool Thing?
In her seventies and on her third solo album, the former Sonic Youth star rejects attempts to define her
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Gabriel Zucman: “There is an extreme wealth curse”
The French economist on the lies the rich tell us about wealth tax
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John Healey on Labour, loyalty and leadership speculation
The Defence Secretary on Iran and leadership ambitions
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Is it still cool to be Jay McInerney?
The novelist was once a prince of New York’s literary scene. Today, he chronicles wine instead of the modern city
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Yanis Varoufakis: Trump has been betraying Maga’s base since day one
The economist and politician on Iran, Trump and Labour
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Rory Stewart: There will be a huge acceleration of nuclear weapons
The politician and podcaster sees evil in Donald Trump
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My evening with Robert De Niro
Behind the scenes at a Democrat rally, the actor outlines his vision of another America
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Is this the end for Reform’s boy-king?
George Finch, the UK’s youngest council leader and an outspoken critic of modern Britain, faces a vote of no confidence
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Ai Weiwei: “Maybe I’m still seeking trouble”
The artist on China, censorship and valuing ideas over physical work
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Dominic Sandbrook on history, the liberal elite and the reading crisis
Britain’s best-known historian found new audiences for the stories of the past. Can he now get them to read novels?
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Is Bridget Phillipson really the most dangerous woman in Britain?
The Education Secretary on Send reform, gender and the year that could make or break the government
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Anneliese Dodds: “I felt Peter Mandelson was a clear blackmail risk”
The former shadow chancellor on the Mandelson affair, foreign aid and countering the tech bros
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Pedro Sánchez: Europe’s left-wing icon
Spain’s prime minister on how progressive politics can win on its own terms
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Justin Hawkins: Would you like to wear my catsuit?
Darkness on the edge of Toon
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