Documentary. In 1995, Hillary Clinton made a groundbreaking speech, setting down a challenge to treat women's rights as human rights. Twenty years on, has anything really changed? Show more

Amol Rajan with former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown, French sociologist Didier Eribon, author Miranda France and director Timothy Sheader. Show more

Tina Brown edited a famous institution, Vanity Fair magazine. An Englishwoman in 1980s New York, all was glitz and mean streets. But how did she first start out there? Show more

In 1985, there is the Charles and Di story to report on and all the reactions to it. In 1986, there is much delight with the birth of Tina's first child. Show more

Tina Brown on her years as editor of Vanity Fair magazine. An Englishwoman in 1980s New York, all was glitz and mean streets. And this time, the infamous Demi Moore cover shot. Show more

In 1985, Vanity Fair magazine wowed its readers with a cover shot of President and Nancy Reagan. So how did this great image come about? And were there any dramas? Show more

Tina Brown's time as editor of a famous institution, Vanity Fair magazine. An Englishwoman in 1980s New York, all was glitz and mean streets. This time, amazing office intrigues. Show more

Andrew Marr is joined by Emmanuel Macron, John McDonnell and Tina Brown. The newspapers are reviewed by James Cleverly and Katharine Viner. Show more

Is Cinderella still relevant to a modern audience? Tina Brown on Hillary Clinton. Mel Greig, the Australian DJ. Political differences in relationships. Cellist Caroline Brown. Show more

Interviews with key newsmakers and cultural figures. Andrew is joined by first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon MSP and actor Anne-Marie Duff. Show more