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The Interview Episodes

  1. Francoise Barre-Sinoussi - President Elect, International Aids Society

    Could we soon see a cure for HIV/Aids? Francoise Barre-Sinoussi thinks so.

  2. Tracey Emin - Artist

    Stephen Sackur talks to artist Tracey Emin about her life, work and latest exhibition.

  3. Sir Tim Rice - Lyricist, writer and composer

    Gavin Esler speaks to one of the greatest lyricists of his generation, Sir Tim Rice.

  4. Paul Krugman - Nobel Prize Winner for Economics, 2008

    Stephen Sackur discusses the global economic crisis with economist Paul Krugman.

  5. Yiannis Milios – Economic Advisor of the Syriza Party, Greece

    Gavin Esler speaks to Yiannis Milios, the economic sdvisor of the Syriza Party in Greece.

  6. Bruce Dickinson - Singer, Iron Maiden

    Iron Maiden lead singer Bruce Dickinson talks about his dual roles as frontman and pilot.

  7. Robin Gibb - The Bee Gees

    Eighteen months ago, Robin Gibb joined Stephen Sackur in the Hardtalk studio.

  8. Grigory Yavlinsky - Co-Founder Yabloko Party, Russia

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Grigory Yavlinsky, a veteran leader of Russia's opposition

  9. Louis Saha - French footballer

    Stephen Sackur speaks to French international footballer Louis Saha.

  10. Michalis Sarris – Chairman, Cyprus Popular Bank

    If the Greeks leave the euro now, how far could the contagion spread?

  11. Sir William Patey – British Ambassador to Kabul, 2010-2012 (Retired)

    Did the West get the balance between war and diplomacy fundamentally wrong in Afghanistan?

  12. Nasser Judeh - Jordan's Foreign Minister

    Jordan's foreign minister Nasser Judeh talks about the prospects for reform.

  13. NORMAN FINKELSTEIN – Political scientist

    Are American Jews, as Norman Finkelstein claims, falling out of love with Israel?

  14. 09/05/2012 GMT

    Sir Ronald Cohen is committed to social investment but can capitalism deliver public good?

  15. PHILIP GLASS – Composer

    Philip Glass is driven by a simple question, what is music? So what is his answer?

  16. GUY SCOTT – Vice President of Zambia

    Is Africa's economic growth being matched by improved governance?

  17. NHIAL DENG NHIAL – Foreign Minister, South Sudan

    South Sudan is in trouble. Is there hope for a negotiated settlement?

  18. Sir JOHN SULSTON – Nobel Prize-winning scientist

    Sir John Sulston on whether science can help the human species change its ways

  19. Sheikh Khalid Bin Ali Al Khalifa - Bahrain’s justice minister

    Bahrain's monarchy says it has heeded the message of the Arab Spring - but has it?

  20. OLEG DERIPASKA – Chief Executive, RUSAL

    Is the politics of Russia proving to be bad for business?

  21. ZOE WANAMAKER – Actor

    Zoë Wanamaker, actor, talks about her family's artistic obsession - Shakespeare

  22. PETER KEEN - Director of Performance, UK Sport

    Peter Keen on London Olympics. Has the cult of winning gone too far?

  23. FW de Klerk

    A 2012 interview with the former leader of South Africa

  24. Paul Conroy - Photographer

    Stephen Sackur speaks to British photo journalist Paul Conroy.

  25. Alan Moore - Writer

    The graphic novelist talks about his disappointment at the movie adaptations of his novels

  26. Ali Dizaei - London Metropolitan Police Superintendent

    Stephen Sackur asks what the rise and fall of Ali Dizaei says about British policing.

  27. Michael Frayn - Writer

    Stephen Sackur speaks to one of Britain's finest writing talents.

  28. Hamid Al-Bayati - Iraqi Ambassador to the UN

    Should Iraq be doing more to end the bloodshed on its doorstep?

  29. Juergen Stark - Former member, Executive Board of the European Central Bank

    Though much has changed in the last few months, has the eurozone really been saved?

  30. Sir Alan Ayckbourn - British Playwright

    Sarah Montague chats to Alan Ayckbourn, perhaps the most performed playwright alive.

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