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The Libertines’ Carl Barât: ‘I tried to get into heroin like Pete but fortunately I hated it’
The lead guitarist on addiction, depression, Kate Moss, and the night Mark Blanco died
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DCI Jackie Malton: If I’d been on the hippie trail, I could easily have been drawn into Charles Sobhraj’s deadly web
The woman who inspired Helen Mirren’s Prime Suspect DCI is re-interrogating a serial killer to get him back behind bars
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Photographer Danny Lyon: I was told ‘You can’t look at Tom Hardy – he doesn’t like it’
Lyon was jailed with Martin Luther King, and rode with the fearsome Chicago Outlaws – now he’s inspired a Hollywood film, The Bikeriders
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The King’s favourite architect, Léon Krier: ‘Europe has, in 70 years, never built a decent building’
The committed traditionalist on the ills of modern architecture, the model town of Poundbury, a car-free future, and meeting the King
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Critics’ Choice winner Paul Giamatti: ‘Education seems to be becoming less and less important’
The triumphant star of The Holdovers and Sideways on America's 'fake' boarding schools, encounters with ghosts and leaving Billions behind
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The pioneering TV dramas that have changed Britain
Mr Bates vs the Post Office has set the news agenda this week. It follows in a fine tradition of programmes that have made history
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‘My mum was raised by monkeys – I’m not worried about snakes in my jungle kitchen’
The daughter of Marina Chapman – who says she lived with capuchins as a child – has returned to her mother's jungle home
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Richard E Grant: ‘Internet dating? I can’t ever imagine falling in love with anybody else again’
The new voice of the Wombles on ‘updating’ children’s classics, being a Christmas-a-holic – and why he writes every night to his late wife
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The night Jon Batiste stormed the Grammys, his wife was fighting for her life: they tell their story
New film American Symphony set out to portray an artist on the brink of a major breakthrough – then came the bombshell diagnosis
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Katherine Rundell: ‘I feel uneasy about Roald Dahl’s nastiness, but that’s probably not shared by kids’
The author, who has just won Waterstone's Book of the Year, on climate change, tightrope-walking and JK Rowling
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Lang Lang: ‘I’m not going to push my two-year-old son into music the way I was pushed’
The classical superstar talks marriage, parenthood and why he won't treat his toddler the way his father treated him
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The Thick of It's Will Smith interview: 'I think of Slow Horses as the anti-Bond'
The co-writer of the Westminster satire reveals why he decided to turn his pen to espionage – and why Gary Oldman's spy is so flatulent
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Indira Varma interview: ‘I've always felt there was something dull about sex scenes’
The Game of Thrones star on what links Lady Macbeth with the Duchess of Sussex – and how she's helping to make Doctor Who scary again
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Jimmy McGovern interview: 'Jimmy Savile? A Catholic? I don't think that's true'
Ahead of the second series of his BBC prison drama Time, McGovern ponders atonement, crime, punishment and upsetting Doctor Who fans
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‘I don’t believe in ghosts – but I was haunted by a Hollywood actor’s great grandmother’
When Tristan Redman found out what happened in the house next door to his childhood home, it opened up a Pandora’s box of madness
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The Reckoning, review: Coogan’s Savile is evil personified – but the BBC should not have made this
A tour de force performance cannot mask the fact that the Corporation has chosen to go easy on itself in this queasy drama
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