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Charles Kennedy: You Ask The Questions

The MP and former leader of the Liberal Democrats answers your questions, such as 'So, were you betrayed by Vince Cable?' and 'Do you want your own chat show?'

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Romola Garai has a hankering to write, but fears the loneliness of an author's life

Romola Garai: An actor's life for me – at least for now

Sunday, 15 November 2009

The darling of directors such as Poliakoff and Ozon harbours dreams of being a writer – and appearing alongside that feminist icon, Lisa Simpson.

'I probably will go into politics. I'd love to be minister of sport. Knowing what I do, I could do a damn better job than some of them,' says Tessa Sanderson

Tessa Sanderson: 'I was spat on and called golliwog'

Sunday, 15 November 2009

An amazing life has included Olympic gold and outspoken views on drugs. Now Tessa's academy is finding our sporting stars of the future – so why is she still an outsider?

Don't pout now: Cohu (left) lost out to Maxwell Martin at the Baftas - but the pair had already bonded over panicking about what to wear

How We Met: Lucy Cohu & Anna Maxwell Martin

Sunday, 15 November 2009

'Men drop like flies around her – they make fools of themselves and she's not even aware of it'

According to the latest edition of Forbes magazine, Cowell is the highest earner in American prime-time television, taking home a cool $75m (£45m) in the year to 1 June

Simon Cowell: Idol rich

Saturday, 14 November 2009

Ian Burrell: The money's rolling in for the talent-show impresario whose hold over audiences and the industry borders on the terrifying.

Blumenthal outside his award-winning Fat Duck restaurant in Berkshire

My Secret Life: Heston Blumenthal, chef, 43

Saturday, 14 November 2009

My parents were ... eccentric. My mum's not shy in speaking her mind. My old man prefers an easy life – like me. Dad had a leasing company but retired over 15 years ago. Mum helped with the business and brought up me and my sister, Alexis.

'It's been a long fight,' says Agustin Pichot of the battles within Argentine rugby, 'but it's been worth it'

Agustin Pichot: How the Pumas learnt to roar

Saturday, 14 November 2009

Once he provided flair on the field. Now Agustin Pichot is driving Argentina's success behind the scenes, leading them into the Tri-Nations. He tells Chris Hewett about his dream to equal Australia's success.

Dwight Yorke is renowned for enjoying himself during his playing career. But, he says, 'if you're going to do that, make sure you play well'

Dwight Yorke: Southgate got a huge break – why didn't I?

Friday, 13 November 2009

The Brian Viner Interview: After single-handedly turning Sir Alex Ferguson's hair grey, the former Manchester United striker thinks he's ready to run a big club. He speaks about race, women and his drinking adventures with Brian Lara.

James Smith: We need a worldwide carbon trade

Thursday, 12 November 2009

The Business Interview: Shell may seem an unlikely climate campaigner, but their UK chairman is crossing his fingers for an international deal on CO2 emissions at Copenhagen

'Dutch coaches have a lot of baggage,' says Steve McClaren. 'Because they are Dutch everyone knows their life story. With me they know a bit'

Steve McClaren: I survived ultimate failure. Now I fear nothing

Thursday, 12 November 2009

Two years since he left England under a raincloud, the former national manager is enjoying his day in the sun, topping the Dutch league with FC Twente. In an exclusive interview, he tells Sam Wallace how he rebuilt his life, and why he won't rush back to the Premier League.

McEvedy says: 'I'm not really a businesswoman as such'

Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Allegra McEvedy, chef, writer, broadcaster and restaurateur

Thursday, 12 November 2009

'School was a golden time – until I was 17'

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