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Chris Patten: You Ask The Questions

The last British Governor of Hong Kong answers your questions, such as 'Should MPs earn more?' and 'What has been Hong Kong's fate since you left?'

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Saakashvili insists that the invasion of his country by Russia was unprovoked and part of Vladimir Putin's longterm plans

Mikheil Saakashvili: Georgia on his mind, Moscow on his back

Sunday, 5 July 2009

After the disaster of last summer's war, the charismatic president of the former Soviet republic hopes it won't be sacrificed to improve US-Russian relations.

'Our players are absolutely certain that they will go out there and go blow for blow,' says Andrew Strauss

Andrew Strauss: Boxing clever and ready for fight of his life

Sunday, 5 July 2009

The gloves are off after all the early sparring and England's captain wants his charges to punch above their weight and regain the urn.

Shoulder to shoulder: Hyde says spending a season as the faithful Earl of Kent to McKellen's Lear cemented their friendship

How We Met: Sir Ian McKellen & Jonathan Hyde

Sunday, 5 July 2009

'When I saw Ian perform as Richard II, I said, "That's what I want to do, what I want to be"'

On the edge: Cooper is a celebrity who wants to appear to be more degenerate than he actually is

Alice Cooper: Is it time for rock's oldest shocker to give up the gore?

Sunday, 5 July 2009

Vincent Furnier may once have had his problems with crack and booze, but these days the 61-year-old is a Republican golf fanatic who teaches kids religion every Wednesday. So why can't he give up his alter-ego Alice Cooper, songs about serial killers and decapitating babies live on stage?

Passionate about transport: Lord Adonis

Lord Adonis: The man in charge of the train set

Saturday, 4 July 2009

Written off as a Blairite, the new Transport Secretary has made a startling new beginning in a job that he has always wanted

Cool says: 'When the radio crackled into life and Ran said he was on the summit, it was a magical moment'

First Person: 'I helped Ranulph Fiennes up Everest'

Saturday, 4 July 2009

Kenton Cool, 35

My Week: John Parry

Saturday, 4 July 2009

The 70-year-old linesman and former umpire prepares to retire from Wimbledon but not before one last match: the men's final on Sunday

King of franchises: Lee is the most prolific actor alive, possibly in cinematic history, with more than 350 big-screen credits to his name

Prince of darkness: A rare audience with Sir Christopher Lee

Saturday, 4 July 2009

I sometimes think the saddest thing in my life is that there is nobody alive today with whom I can have a 'remember when?' conversation

Norman says: 'I try not to think too much about what I look like - hopefully a smile can explain all.'

My Secret Life: Maia Norman

Saturday, 4 July 2009

Creative director, 47

The Chancellor Alistair Darling at the Treasury yesterday reiterated Labour's commitment to investment in the NHS

'I always thought I'd be here' insists Chancellor who won't be moved

Friday, 3 July 2009

In a passionate interview, the Chancellor talks to Andrew Grice about cuts, clashes and the reshuffle.

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