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The world’s leading thinkers, politicians and cultural figures interviewed by the BBC

Find out what the world’s leading thinkers, politicians and cultural figures really think, as they talk about their lives for thirty minutes on The Interview.

***The Interview is no longer broadcast on-air but you can listen to our archive below.***

A half hour interview with interesting and prominent people from around the world with a great range of interests and opinions. Each week, one person is put under the spotlight by either Owen Bennett-Jones or Carrie Gracie, the two presenters on The Interview.  

They explore topical issues, personal motivation and interviewee's hopes and fears. The style is informal and conversational, but at times searching and combative when required.

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The Interview Archive: 31/12/2010 Best of The Interview 2010 with Carrie Gracie: Best of The Interview 2010 with Carrie Gracie

31/12/2010 Best of The Interview 2010 with Carrie Gracie

31/12/2010 Best of The Interview 2010 with Carrie Gracie: Best of The Interview 2010 with Carrie Gracie

Best of The Interview 2010 with Carrie Gracie

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Carrie Gracie looks back at some of the best of her guests on The Interview in 2010

Carrie Gracie hears about autism from Temple Grandin, changing the world from twitter founder Evan Williams, and painting from Paula Rego.

Carrie Gracie looks back at some of the best of her guests on The Interview in 2010.

She hears about autism from Temple Grandin, changing the world from twitter founder Evan Williams, and painting from Paula Rego. And she takes a trip through Tokyo's red light district with crime reporter Jake Adelstein.

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