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UK's Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell

The UK's Shadow Chancellor, the Labour Party's John McDonnell, on Brexit negotiations.

• 23 mins

Explorer and aviator Bertrand Piccard

What drives some people to push the boundaries of existing knowledge and experience?

• 23 mins

Former Interior Minister, Afghanistan - Amrullah Saleh

Is it time for this war exhausted country to give peace a chance?

• 23 mins

Laura Boldrini MP, Former Speaker, Chamber of Deputies in Italy

Laura Boldrini MP is the former speaker of the Italian parliament's lower chamber

• 23 mins

Writer - Carl Hiaasen

Is Florida the state where the American dream turned sour?

• 23 mins

Former Venezuelan Supreme Court Justice Christian Zerpa

Is Venezuela's socialist revolution in its death throes?

• 23 mins

Ireland's former Prime Minister - Bertie Ahern

Sarah Montague talks to Ireland's former Prime Minister, Bertie Ahern.

• 23 mins

Writer - Leila Slimani

What draws the novelist to such dark visions of femininity?

• 23 mins

March for our Lives co-founder Cameron Kasky

Stephen Sackur speaks to Cameron Kasky, co-founder of the March for our Lives movement

• 23 mins

Deputy President, Kenya - William Ruto

Is Kenya's ruling political partnership in danger of collapse?

• 23 mins

Yemen's Foreign Minister - Khaled Alyemany

Is there any political or diplomatic initiative capable of saving Yemen?

• 23 mins

Photographer - Marilyn Stafford

What makes a great photograph?

• 23 mins

Sudan People’s Liberation Movement - Yasir Arman

Zeinab Badawi talks to Yasir Arman of Sudan’s opposition alliance

• 23 mins

US-Lebanese comedian - Nemr Abou Nassar

Do some comics risk promoting misunderstanding and perpetuating stereotypes in comedy?

• 23 mins

Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Péter Szijjártó

Can Hungary's ruling party win Europe’s battle of ideas?

• 23 mins

Russian journalist - Galina Timchenko

Is President Putin crushing press freedom in Russia?

• 23 mins

Former British diplomat, and National Security Adviser - Lord Ricketts

Is Brexit Britain's most serious peace time crisis since World War Two?

• 23 mins

Prime Minister of Italy (2016 – 2018) - Paolo Gentiloni

Whose message is resonating with European voters in upcoming parliamentary elections?

• 23 mins

British rapper Professor Green

What can we learn from Professor Green's determination to break mental health taboos?

• 23 mins

Israeli author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen

Does her work tell us something important about the Israeli psyche?

• 23 mins

Deputy of Venezuela’s Voluntad Popular party - Juan Andres Mejia

Is there a way out of Venezuela’s protracted agony?

• 23 mins

Former chief constable of Kent Police, UK - Michael Fuller

Is UK policing fit for purpose?

• 23 mins

Interim President, World Bank - Kristalina Georgieva

Is the World Bank braced for turbulence ahead?

• 23 mins

Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of Nato

Former Norwegian PM and secretary general of Nato since 2014, Jens Stoltenberg

• 23 mins

Ken Clarke MP – Former Conservative Chancellor

How close to breaking point is Britain’s political system?

• 23 mins

Former Trump campaign adviser - George Papadopoulos

The first Trump campaign member to be convicted as a result of the Mueller probe

• 23 mins

Bernard Chan of the Hong Kong Executive Council

How much autonomy does Hong Kong really enjoy?

• 23 mins

Writer - Angie Thomas

Can literature help bridge America's racial divide?

• 23 mins

Philippe Lamberts MEP

Stephen Sackur talks to Philippe Lamberts MEP. Will Britain get more time to exit the EU?

• 23 mins

Former US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns

Stephen Sackur speaks to former US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns.

• 23 mins