The Interview Episodes Episode guide
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UN Secretary General António Guterres: Is multilateralism dead?
Is the pandemic is unleashing a tsunami of scapegoating, hate and xenophobia?
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Alfre Woodard: The artist and the activist
A veteran screen actor discusses making art in America's current political climate
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Sam Harris: A place for conversation in an angry world
Is extremism and intolerance drowning out reasoned debate?
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Natalia Pasternak: Brazil's battle between science and politics
We hear from the microbiologist who has hit out at Brazilian President Jair Bolsanaro
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Natalia Kaliada: Where do Belarus activists go from here?
An exiled artist gives her thoughts on the protests against Alexander Lukashenko
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Katie Hill: When a politician's nude photos are leaked
What does a former Congresswoman's case tell us about sexism and modern politics?
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Kishore Mahbubani: Has Covid-19 weakened the West?
A former Singaporean diplomat says the pandemic has shifted the global balance of power
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Abdalla Hamdok: Exclusive interview with Sudan's Prime Minister
Has the euphoria that followed last year's revolution given way to harsh realities?
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Wu'er Kaixi: China's crackdown on Uighur dissent
We speak to Wu'er Kaixi, a Chinese political dissident in exile since Tiananmen
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Nikol Pashinyan: Peace for Armenia and Azerbaijan?
We speak to the Armenian Prime Minister about their conflict with Azerbaijan.
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Raoul Nehme: Can Lebanon be saved from collapse?
We speak to Lebanon's economy minister following the resignation of the entire government
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Chris Packham: 'Finding the good in the bad' of Covid-19
Naturalist Chris Packham says new sustainable economies can emerge after Covid-19
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07/08/2020 GMT
In-depth, hard-hitting interviews with newsworthy personalities.
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Sir Jeremy Farrar: 'I do believe there will be a vaccine' in 2020 and 2021
Sir Jeremy Farrar is a scientific advisor to the UK government
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Leader of Ireland's Sinn Fein party Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Fein won the most votes at Ireland's election last February. Is it still as popular?
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Angus Deaton: The cost of the 'deaths of despair'
He won the Nobel Prize for economics in 2015. His new work looks at 'deaths of despair'
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Gloria Allred: Epstein victim lawyer
We speak to veteran women's rights lawyer Gloria Allred
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: 'No-one will be safe until everyone is safe'
Stephen Sackur speaks to the chair of the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization
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Adam Goodes: How racism drove him from Australian Rules football
What lessons can the world learn from an Aboriginal sports star's experience?
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Husam Zomlot: How could Palestine respond to annexation?
We speak to the Palestinian ambassador in London
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Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Nathan Law
Nathan Law was a member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council and a pro-democracy activist
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Jane Goodall: A life with chimpanzees
Can chimps and so many other species be saved from mass extinction?
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Danny Danon: What will Israel do in the West Bank?
Stephen Sackur speaks to Israel's outgoing ambassador to the UN
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Ronny Tong: Has China killed Hong Kong's special status?
Stephen Sackur speaks to a member of Hong Kong's Executive Council
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Nadya Tolokonnikova: Pussy Riot & Russian protest
What, if anything, can stir Russians to rebel?
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Kathy Sullivan: Exploring space and the Mariana Trench
A former astronaut talks about exploring the deepest point under the ocean
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Armando Iannucci: Is this a bad time to be funny?
Can the creator of Veep find humour amid the world's crises?
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Maria Ressa: Is the press under attack in the Philippines?
We speak to Maria Ressa, the journalist just convicted of cyber-libel
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André Leon Talley: Race, fashion and Vogue
The former creative director at US Vogue looks back at his years in the fashion industry
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Chile Eboe-Osuji: Can the International Criminal Court achieve its goals?
How will the institution cope in the face of hostility from President Trump?