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Robert M Shrum: You Ask The Questions
Democratic political consultant answers your questions, such as do you think you bear responsibility for eight years of George Bush?
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Sion Jenkins: A father betrayed?
Sunday, 24 August 2008
Acquitted of the murder of his foster daughter Billie-Jo, Sion Jenkins says he has been let down by the police, the scientists, and the former wife who took his daughters away
Arsene Wenger: Success - I make it, I won't buy it
Saturday, 23 August 2008
In a rare interview, the Arsenal manager explains his footballing philosophy, recalls the values inherited from his parents – and tells Glenn Moore about the promise he made his wife five years ago
Michelle Obama: Proud (and loud)
Saturday, 23 August 2008
America's potential First Lady hasn't been one for hiding behind her presidential candidate husband. Nor has she been afraid to speak out against her country's reluctance to talk about racism
Rebecca Adlington: 'A statue of me? With these shoulders?'
Saturday, 23 August 2008
She swam from obscurity to stardom – and in record time. Mansfield's most famous daughter talks to Nick Harris about fame, Jimmy Choos and starring in Strictly Come Dancing
My Secret Life: Emilia Fox, Actress, age 34
Saturday, 23 August 2008
The house I grew up in... was my parents' holiday home in Dorset. I remember it for happy summers in the garden and surrounding fields, and for rock-pooling at the beach. It was quintessentially English.
Jerry Springer: The holocaust and my family
Saturday, 23 August 2008
His name will always be synonymous with his TV talk show, but there's more to Jerry Springer than spoof operas and fighting dwarfs. James Rampton meets a fiercely political animal who's coming to terms with a painful family history
Blake Lively: The gossip on Hollywood's newest star
Friday, 22 August 2008
She's a teen heroine in TV's 'Gossip Girl', and the 'Traveling Pants' sisterhood are back in the cinema. But Blake Lively is about to get serious – in a Rebecca Miller film, no less. The actress talks to Mark Ellwood
Tessa Jowell: You Ask The Questions
Monday, 18 August 2008
The Olympics minister answers your questions, such as which Cabinet member would win a Greco-Roman wrestling contest?
Michael O'Leary: Cheap & cheerful
Sunday, 17 August 2008
He might not be politically correct, but Ryanair's multimillionaire chief executive has an answer for almost everything, from global warming to money-grabbing rivals.
Michelle Diskin: Life on the outside for Barry George
Saturday, 16 August 2008
She fought tirelessly for the release of her brother. Now Michelle Diskin explains to Mark Hughes how Barry George is adjusting to his freedom – and reveals the help he is receiving from another man convicted of a crime he did not commit
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