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Borrowing was £17.4bn last month, the second highest October figure since monthly records began in 1993.

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7th May 2024

Stephen McPartland MP: “The UK can become the global superpower for cybersecurity”

I meet the likeable MP Stephen McPartland at the House of Commons and immediately warm to his cheerf...

23rd April 2024

Meet the Mentor: presentation coach Merrill Powell

You've had a long and varied career in television. Can you talk a bit about your career, and how you...

22nd March 2024

The Poet at Work I: Tishani Doshi

As the government seemingly reduces the importance of poetry on the national curriculum, by making i...

11th March 2024

Father Ted creator Graham Linehan: “The button has been reset and I’m back to being incredibly frightened”

Graham Linehan is tall enough to be unmissable as he walks into Berners Tavern, a place of almost un...

26th February 2024

Sir Philip Rutnam: ‘The state of our churches is the biggest crisis facing our national heritage – by far’.

I have always been very fond of Philip Larkin's poem 'Church-Going', where Larkin stops at the count...

3rd January 2024

Exclusive: Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood on their new art show

The Internet may have wrecked the opportunity for tactile nostalgia. When Radiohead's OK Computer ca...

23rd December 2023

2024 Highlights: The Beautiful Charity: an interview with The Twinning Project CEO Hilton Freund

The great and the good are filing into Downing Street: representatives of the charitable foundations...

7th December 2023

Meet the Mentor: Q&A with Finito senior mentor Tom Pauk

After studying drama, my efforts to become an actor ended with whimper rather than a bang, and I ret...

26th October 2023

An interview with legendary barrister Khawar Qureshi KC

Of all the things that can happen to you career-wise, to be born with the suspicion that you’d like ...

25th October 2023

Eduardo Greghi of The Kusnacht Practice: “I never thought of myself as losing money in my business; I was reinvesting”

It was the French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau who said that anyone peering into the heart of m...

14th September 2023

Cosmo Landesman on making it in journalism and the tragic fate of his son Jack

My parents had a cabaret club in America in the mid-West. They did plays and had performers - people...

5th September 2023

Handwriting expert Emma Bache on Shakespeare, Rishi Sunak – and Obama’s unexpected trait

Emma Bache is one of the leading graphologists in the UK, but she didn't have an early interest in h...

30th August 2023

Andrew Lloyd Webber: “If I were in the House of Lords today, I’d resign the Conservative whip”

What's the best night out you've had in this theatre? I've never had a show on at the Palladium...

28th August 2023

The Baroness and the Mujahideen: the remarkable tale of Marefat school in Afghanistan

Vladimir Putin’s Russia launched a special operation against Ukraine on 24th February. This episode ...

25th August 2023

Stephen Fry on the need to relax

Despite his success, one sometimes feels a little sorry for Stephen Fry: for some, he is the celebri...

15th August 2023

Diary: Eddie Izzard on pronouns, working with Judi Dench and the plight of the street performer

It all started when I went on Sky's Portrait Artist of the Year. They said: "What would you like? Wh...

11th August 2023

Photographer Rankin on how Bjork gave him his start in the industry

For anyone looking to be famous, one possible route seem to be to truncate your name into a snappy w...

James Jensen, tennis instructor at Pierpont Racquet Club

19th July 2023

James Jensen: A career in tennis

James Jensen is a renowned tennis coach with years of experience on the court. After competing in th...

13th July 2023

Class Dismissed: Raymond Gubbay

So what was it like starting out in the performing arts business? I left school three days before my...

12th June 2023

Tomorrow’s leaders: Emily Prescott

When you pick up the newspaper what do you turn to first? For me, it depends on the occasion. After ...

12th May 2023

Class Dismissed: Dame Mary Richardson

We’re at the 80th anniversary of the sinking of HMS Dasher. What’s next in the quest for answers?...

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