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Syria: The Road To Justice

The mass killings in Houla led to international outcry but what hope is there for justice?

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Obituary: The Life of Nelson Mandela

The life of Nelson Mandela by the ±«Óãtv's former South Africa Correspondent, Allan Little

• 23 mins

President, US National Rifle Association, 2011 - 13 - David Keene

Does the gun lobby really stand up for American values?

• 23 mins

Jerry Springer: Does he care about his show's reputation?

A 2014 interview with the controversial TV talk show host, who has died aged 79

• 23 mins

President of Zambia (1964 -1991) - Kenneth Kaunda

What has five decades of freedom brought Zambia?

• 23 mins

Sir Antony Sher: Taking the stage

A 2014 interview with one of theatre's most acclaimed actors

• 23 mins

CEO, Russian Organising Committee, World Cup 2018 - Alexei Sorokin

What are the odds on the World Cup actually making it to Moscow?

• 23 mins

President of the Reform Now Movement, Sudan - Ghazi Salahuddin Atabani

As leader of Sudan's opposition does he really believe they stand a chance Sudan?

• 23 mins

General Secretary of Trade Union Congress, UK - Frances O’Grady

Have the unions become irrelevant for many of those in need of support in the work place?

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British Conservative MP - Bernard Jenkin

Can Prime Minister David Cameron negotiations over Europe win over the eurosceptics?

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Founder, WPP - Sir Martin Sorrell

The ad industry is extraordinary powerful, but is it responsible?

• 23 mins

Writer and Publisher - Jürgen Todenhöfer

What motivates the jihadist fighters?

• 23 mins

Former Head of the UN Enquiry - William Schabas

Hardtalk speaks to William Schabas, who chaired the commission of inquiry into Gaza war.

• 23 mins

Governor of Odessa Region, Ukraine - Mikheil Saakashvili

Is he a credible or wise addition to Ukraine’s hard-pressed government?

• 23 mins

Secretary General of Nato - Jens Stoltenberg

The Nato military alliance has a proud history, but does it have a future?

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Founder of the Equal Justice Initiative - Bryan Stevenson

Why are America's race-based wounds so slow to heal?

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Director General of the World Anti-Doping Agency - David Howman

Why is it proving so hard to root drugs out of sport?

• 23 mins

Marc Quinn - Artist

Marc Quinn is one of Britain's best known artists. Will his work stand the test of time?

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Syriza Committee Member - Stathis Kouvelakis

The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing a rebellion within his party

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Former Commissioner of Corrections, Georgia, USA - Allen Ault

Allen Ault used to organise state executions in Georgia, now he opposes the death penalty

• 23 mins

Calais Migrant Crisis

Calais' Deputy Mayor Philippe Mignonet and British MP Tim Loughton on the migrant crisis.

• 23 mins

Ertuğrul Kürkçü - Honorary President People’s Democratic Party (HDP)

Could Turkey be slipping back into conflict? Zeinab Badawi asks HDP MP Ertuğrul Kürkçü.

• 23 mins

Ballet Dancer Sylvie Guillem

She is about to retire after three decades of performing. What makes Sylvie Guillem tick?

• 23 mins

Leader, Democratic Alliance (South Africa) - Mmusi Maimane

Can the first black leader of South Africa's main opposition take race out of politics?

• 23 mins

James Ellroy - Crime Writer

Hardtalk talks to James Ellroy regarded as America’s greatest living crime writer.

• 23 mins

Hugh Masekela, Musician and Political Activist

Zeinab Badawi talks to the South African jazz musician and activist Hugh Masekela.

• 23 mins

Irish Author - Colm Tóibín

His novels explore dark themes but is Colm Tóibín as intense as his fiction suggests?

• 23 mins

Werner Herzog, Film Director

After five decades making movies, is Werner Herzog's love of film as intense as ever?

• 23 mins

Don McLean, Singer Songwriter

Tim Franks talks to the artist who penned 'American Pie' about his most famous song.

• 23 mins

Suha Arafat, Widow of Yasser Arafat

Earlier this year Suha Arafat, the widow of Yasser Arafat, spoke to Zeinab Badawi.

• 23 mins