John Mearsheimer: “The Israel lobby is as powerful as ever”
The American international relations scholar on the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, and power competition in the Middle East.
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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.
What to watch for in Tucker Carlson’s Putin interview
The ex-Financial Times editor, and the last Western journalist to interview the Russian president, on ethics and propaganda.
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Seyi Obakin Q&A: “I yearn for a government that will end homelessness”
The charity leader on great team spirit, investigative shows and optimism.
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Sheryl Sandberg: “Ending hate on social media will cost billions”
The first woman on Facebook’s board – and the co-author of Lean In – on Hamas’s 7 October attack and…
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Opera singer David Butt Philip on how Brexit is impacting British musicians
Could the world-beating tenor be one of the UK’s last great singers to build a career in Europe?
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Miriam Cates: the radical traditionalist
Once a Labour Party member, the devout Christian and anti-woke campaigner is now one of the most controversial Tories in…
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“Sick to death of chaos”: Iceland boss Richard Walker on leaving the Conservatives
The businessman has turned against Rishi Sunak’s bonfire of a party.
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Liam Byrne: “New Labour economics is history”
The former cabinet minister on why he hopes his new book on wealth inequality will overshadow “that wretched leaving note”.
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Marcus du Sautoy Q&A: “As a child, I planned to marry Top Cat”
The mathematician and author on his love of symmetry, classical music and board games.
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Imran Khan: “I’m afraid Pakistan is headed towards martial law”
The country’s former PM warns that its spiralling political crisis could end as a brutal military dictatorship.
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Daniel Freeman: “Psychosis is seen as scary. It’s the last taboo”
“Professor Paranoia” on what works in psychiatry, and why he’s asking patients to put on virtual reality headsets.
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The sexual revolution that failed
Crystal Hefner on life inside the Playboy mansion and surviving the “trauma” of her marriage to the notorious libertine.
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George Freeman: a Labour government is very likely
The former Conservative science minister on the opportunities of a Starmer administration.
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Your entire existence is a fluke
The political scientist Brian Klaas believes that the world is defined by randomness.
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DJ Paulette Q&A: “Grace Jones still hula hoops through songs. She’s my hero”
The Manchester house music maestro on culture, crisps and coming home.
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Jake Humphrey: “I would not have succeeded in TV without failure”
The podcaster and sports broadcaster on what he’s learned from high achievers and why men need mental resilience.
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Neil Kinnock: “It’s not 1992. Rishi Sunak is no John Major”
The former Labour leader on life after his wife Glenys’s death, Keir Starmer’s election strategy, and becoming Joe Biden’s “greatest…
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Richard Hawley Q&A: “It’s sickening what this government gets away with”
The songwriter and musician on Gretsch guitars, the benefits of failure, and hailing from a long line of NHS nurses.
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“It’s too late for the Jewish state”
A discussion on the war in Gaza, free speech and the future of the two-state solution.
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Caroline Campbell Q&A: “I’d love to be able to teleport safely”
The director of the National Gallery of Ireland on her love of the Florentine Renaissance and the contemplation of beautiful…
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