Laura Kuenssberg: ‘I’m not friends with politicians’The broadcaster has survived seven prime ministers, five elections and rising toxicity in Westminster — not to mention the sexual advances of MPs. In her first book she reveals what she really thinks about politics. Take cover, Nigel Farage! Oct 30 26October 30, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Why Laura Linney felt vulnerable playing someone with Parkinson’sNominated for an Oscar three times in seven years, the actress has nailed some demanding roles. But in her latest, she bore a huge responsibility, she tells Andrew Billen Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Mishal Husain: What the Today programme was really like and why I quitIt’s nearly two years since Mishal Husain stepped down as a presenter on Radio 4’s flagship news programme. So what made her quit the BBC for a podcast and five million fewer listeners? Oct 21 26October 21, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Jeffery Archer’s final novel is packed with clichés — but he could spin a yarnIn Adam & Eve the former politician and novelist who died this week reminds us one last time that he was a born storyteller Oct 09 26October 09, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
John Simpson at 82: I escaped death ten timesThe foreign correspondent talks to Andrew Billen about near misses, his good friend Ranulph Fiennes and 60 years at the BBC Oct 02 26October 02, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Hairy Biker Si King: Grief and the loss of my best friend, Dave MyersIt’s two years since the chef’s co-star died. He talks to Andrew Billen about bereavement, being dropped by the BBC and producing a cookbook without his fellow Biker Oct 02 26October 02, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Victoria Hislop: I was always Mrs Hislop but it was nice to be a bit moreThe bestselling author, who has been married to the Private Eye editor for 38 years, explains why she has to be in Greece to feel inspired Sep 18 26September 18, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Mick Herron on Slow Horses: ‘Gary Oldman’s Jackson is diverging from mine’As the spy thriller returns, the author of the Slough House novels on writing Jackson Lamb, criticising MI5 and whether Jack Lowden might be the next Bond Sep 16 26September 16, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Three ex-politicians walk into a bar — and war breaks out!Britain is on the brink of a nuclear conflict with Russia. Enter the big guns — Michael Gove, Harriet Harman and Nicola Sturgeon — to solve the crisis. That’s the idea in a new reality TV show. So is it chillingly true to life or just a battle of egos? Sep 04 26September 04, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Gillian Tett: Oxbridge has a problem with ‘handsy’ menThe provost of King’s College, Cambridge, says that she feels profound pain for students who were sexually harassed by professors Jul 30 26July 30, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Why Naga Munchetty’s move from breakfast TV to radio isn’t a graveyard shiftAfter she was dogged by bullying claims, the motive for her latest move may be misconstrued Jul 28 26July 28, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
The NHS doctor: ‘I have shortened quite a few patients’ lives’During his 45-year-long medical career, Professor Richard Coker has given morphine to dying patients to end their suffering. Now he’s risking legal action by talking frankly about assisted dying Jul 15 26July 15, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Jack Whitehall on the trouble with being young and poshMaking fun of those of a different class has landed the comedian in trouble, but less than he actually expected Jun 14 26June 14, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
The Queen was worried about AndrewHugo Vickers thinks the late Queen didn’t believe the allegations against Andrew — and he’s relieved she didn’t live to see what’s happening. By Andrew Billen May 24 26May 24, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Arit Anderson: This garden’s for my sisterThe broadcaster and garden designer tells Andrew Billen about the family heartbreak behind her Chelsea entry for Parkinson’s UK May 15 26May 15, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
How to take Cannes in your 90s — Joan Collins steals the scene (again)She’s starring as Wallis Simpson in a new film — and had to be aged for it. Andrew Billen on what it’s like to meet the last of the great Hollywood divas May 13 26May 13, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Gemma Arterton: ‘I was very headstrong, and very disobedient’It’s one thing to act as though you work for MI6 but the actress isn’t sure they’d want her for an agent. She may be too fierce for it Apr 26 26April 26, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Bullying, racism, misogyny — did this go on in Dan Walker’s newsroom?Walker and Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije’s fallout is the latest breaking newsroom story, but there’s a long history of presenters going to war Apr 13 26April 13, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Shirley Ballas: ‘I don’t want a boyfriend — I’m better on my own’The Strictly head judge, 65, explains why she called off her engagement and is embracing being single Apr 10 26April 10, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk
Maria Semple on sexist writers’ rooms, Stoic philosophy and her first novel in ten yearsThe Where’d You Go, Bernadette writer returns to fiction after a long gap. She tells Andrew Billen about her lost decade in TV development hell Apr 10 26April 10, 2026Article at thetimes.co.uk