The Interview Episodes Episode guide
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Mark Lynas - pro-GM campaigner
What if genetically modified food is the solution to world hunger?
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Nigel Sheinwald - UK Ambassador to the US (2007 - 2012)
Is the Cameron EU gambit in Britain's national interest?
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Mohamed El-Erian – CEO, PIMCO
Are central bankers and politicians ready to take bold decisions in the quest for growth?
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Doreen Lawrence
Doreen Lawrence exposed the extent of racism in Britain. How have things changed?
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Pascal Lamy – Director General, World Trade Organisation
Has the march toward trade liberalisation ended in failure?
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Kiran Bedi - Senior Female Police Officer in India
Is India failing to protect women from sexual violence?
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Joaquin Almunia – EU Competition Commissioner
Is the worst of the Eurozone crisis really over?
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Rupert Everett - actor
Has the 'wildness' in Rupert Everett been tamed ?
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Lord Heseltine – Former British Deputy Prime Minister
Can Lord Heseltine's growth stratey juice things up for Britain's coalition government?
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Fatih Birol – Chief Economist, International Energy Agency
Is the resilience of fossil fuel supply a cause for celebration, or despair?
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Mona Eltahawy – Writer and Activist
Is genuine liberation for women possible in the Arab world?
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Ian Thorpe - Australian Swimmer
Olympic gold medal-winning Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe on his crippling depression.
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Alan Moore - Graphic Novelist
Alan Moore - graphic novelist and insurgent explains why is he now becoming disillusioned.
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Philip Glass - Composer
Philip Glass has been driven by a simple question - what is music?
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Brooke Magnanti - Belle du Jour
Belle de Jour aka Dr Brooke Magnanti is calling for prostitution to be decriminalised.
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Lewis Moody - Former England Rugby Captain
Ex-England rugby captain Lewis Moody talks about his battle with bowel disease
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Sir Geoffrey Nice QC - Barrister
Stephen Sackur talks to Sir Geoffrey Nice who led the prosecution of Slobodan Milosević
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Naguib Sawiris – Businessman and Founder, Free Egyptians Party
Coptic Christian, billionaire, businessman and politician on Egypt's polarisation
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Teodoro Obiang - President, Equatorial Guinea
When will change come to this oil-rich country, where poverty and corruption are rife?
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Sima Samar – Chairperson, Afghan Human Rights Commission
Does Sima Samar have the right strategy to win greater freedoms for Afghan women?
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Leila Shahid – Palestinian Authority Ambassador to the EU
Is the game up for Palestine's old guard moderates?
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Jan Cheek - Executive Councillor, Falkland Islands Government
Falkland Islanders if they want to remain a British overseas territory. Should they agree?
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José Manuel Barroso - President of the European Commission
Is Europe's economic crisis a threat to the continent's peace?
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Carlos Ghosn - CEO of Renault-Nissan
Can Carlos Ghosn turn around the fortunes of Renault as he has done for Nissan?
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Mike Newell - film director
Why did Mike Newell choose to make a film of the classic Dickens novel Great Expectations?
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Peter Voser - CEO of Royal Dutch Shell
With economies so thirsty for energy - but at what cost?
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Jeh Johnson- General Counsel, US Department of Defense
Zeinab Badawi speaks to Jeh Johnson, the General Counsel of the US Defense Department.
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Michael Woodford - Former CEO, Olympus
Zeinab Badawi speaks to British businessman Michael Woodford, former CEO of Olympus.
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Frans Baleni - General Secretary, South African National Union of Mineworkers
Shaun Ley asks about the consequences of the 'Marikana massacre' in South Africa.
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Kumi Naidoo, executive director of Greenpeace International
Doesn’t Greenpeace need a new bold vision to make an impact – and if so – what is it?