27th February 2020
A “deadline-orientated old hack” who happens to write about food – and plays jazz piano
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
13th June 2019
The ever-changing world of science journalism – and communicating complex ideas to a mass audience
24th January 2019
The data journalist and author talks about the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation into the NSA security scandal
20th September 2018
From chemistry graduate to the editor’s chair – and the joys of debunking “shonky” science
13th September 2018
Looking back at the highs and lows of two decades in the editor’s chair
7th December 2017
Building a trusted yet financially sustainable global media brand; the incredible success of the ‘supporters’ initiative; keeping their content paywall-free… and a tense relationship with Facebook
13th April 2017
Leaving academia for journalism, sexism in science, podcasting… and departing The Times for The Guardian
Leading the business of a business leadership brand
A day in the life of the Times newsroom – and why print isn’t dead
The former Sunday Times dating columnist talks making Made in Chelsea, and defends paywalls
