19th March 2020
The creative process behind four decades penning global bestsellers
27th February 2020
A “deadline-orientated old hack” who happens to write about food – and plays jazz piano
19th December 2019
Bringing a historian’s analytical eye to broadcasting – and society
5th December 2019
Galvanising global support to tackle some of the biggest issues that threaten our planet
28th November 2019
Being a “radical moderate” in an era of polarization – and how increasing belief in conspiracy theories has led to Trump and Corbynism
24th October 2019
Reflecting on her editorship of the iconic magazine – and why fashion and feminism are not mutually exclusive
10th October 2019
Decades of reporting under fire – and remaining impartial even while witnessing the horrors of war
19th September 2019
Behind the scenes of the entertainment industry – and the art of brokering multi-million deals
13th June 2019
The ever-changing world of science journalism – and communicating complex ideas to a mass audience
16th May 2019
The master of the publicity stunt shares lessons learned from four decades practising ‘the art of PR’
21st March 2019
The trailblazing media icon talks us through her career – and how women can “save the world”
24th January 2019
The data journalist and author talks about the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation into the NSA security scandal
17th January 2019
The award-winning author and journalist talks us through her chart-topping podcast, How To Fail
10th January 2019
The penal reform campaigner and author talks about the role of the prisoners’ newspaper in supporting offenders
20th December 2018
Reflecting on sixty years from journalism’s front line
13th December 2018
A career in music journalism from ‘Madchester’ to Madonna – and her definitive guide to the mid-life crisis
19th July 2018
Championing the importance of long form content in a breaking news world
12th July 2018
Growing a global community of over 26 million people – and the best life hack learned along the way
21st June 2018
The highs and lows of five decades as Rupert Murdoch’s most trusted lieutenant – building and running his global media empire.
14th June 2018
A front-row seat at the battle for Brexit, two decades in national newspaper journalism, whether Theresa May can cling on… and could Corbyn actually win?
The PM and ‘trousergate’, media sexism, and a lifetime in campaigning journalism
Behind the scenes of some of the biggest scandals
