Interview

‘The BBC manual doesn't talk about morality’: Stephen Sackur on HardTalk, despots and the impartiality problem in Gaza

The former interviewer and foreign correspondent has written a book about courageous reporters – and is increasingly sceptical about the hands-off, ‘both-sides’ journalism the national broadcaster is required to produce, he tells Carole Cadwalladr

Interview

John Cooper Clarke: ‘I could go to six funerals a week. But no man can live on vol au vents alone’

The Bard of Salford, who is publishing his latest poetry collection at 77, talks to Ursula Kenny about getting older, wrestling with technology and the joys of cycling on very flat roads

Q&A

‘We have a $1tn company acting desperate’: Frances Haugen on The Social Reckoning, Zuckerberg, and Facebook's growing fragility

The whistleblower whose explosive revelations about her employer inspired Aaron Sorkin’s new film tells Carole Cadwalladr that, despite Silicon Valley’s power, ‘we have the ability to change a lot of things’

Interview

Fraud, lies, perjury ... inside the disturbing new allegations against Tommy Robinson

Matt Shea’s explosive film on the far-right activist tells a story of a man who exploits victims and tragedies to raise large sums of money that become very hard to trace. He talks to Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Interview