Interviews
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The equality expert has taken flak for challenging ideals he used to champion
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Jean Corston endured poverty and tragedy before becoming an MP and now a peer. Now, 10 years after her landmark report, she is still fighting to reform women’s prisons
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Roger Mayne captured a world of optimism amid poverty on the streets of 50s and 60s Britain. As a major retrospective comes to London, we talk to the photographer’s daughter
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The actor and documentary maker, 52, on talking posh, supporting the Labour party and why he’ll never have a midlife crisis
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Susanne Schäfer-Limmer recalls finding a donkey on Rhodes, and how her father turned the story into a simple tale
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Thriving under Sean Dyche at Burnley, impressing Gareth Southgate, and with an FA Cup tie on Saturday, Keane tells Daniel Taylor about leaving his boyhood club and the bond with his twin brother Will, of of Hull City
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He is renowned for writing politically controversial operas, so what will Adams make of the new US president? On his 70th-birthday tour, the composer talks beatniks, bombs and Trumping Nixon
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The actor talks about meeting her real father for the first time, and how she and her partner have blended their own young families
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The striker believes his team can shock his former club Manchester City in the FA Cup but is unlikely to match his father Frankie’s six goals in a cup tie for Oldham
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The director and cast of Kong: Skull Island, including Brie Larson and Samuel L Jackson, discuss filming opposite an 85ft ape – while using as little green screen as possible
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The star and director of the sequel to the hit film about a hitman upset by the death of his puppy discuss whether cinema needs to show the consequences of violence
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He was signed to one of the most respected labels in rap and rising fast, before drink issues nearly derailed everything. His new album is an exploration of his recovery … just don’t expect him to talk about it
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Desolate, dangerous and disputed: a film about the boundary in the Sonoran desert could have been a record of tragedy. Instead, Joshua Bonnetta and JP Sniadecki opted to let the landscape come to the fore
Teenage Welsh snooker prodigy Jackson Page: ‘It’s been a mad few days’