The Interview

The former This Morning presenter speaks about his affair and the subsequent fall out, with the BBC's Amol Rajan.

Coleen Rooney reveals more details of how she went about her so-called Wagatha Christie investigation, speaking to Emma Barnett on BBC Radio 4's Woman’s Hour.

Katie Razzall, the BBC's culture editor, speaks to actor David Tennant in an interview to mark the 400th anniversary of the publication of Shakespeare's First Folio.

Celebrated actors Sir Anthony Hopkins and Johnny Flynn, along with survivors of the Kindertransport, reflect on the new film One Life, which tells the remarkable story of Sir Nicholas Winton.

The Oscar-nominated star of Oppenheimer talks to Katie Razzall.

Martha Kearney speaks to academy award winner Cate Blanchett about her latest film, The New Boy. Set in 1940s Australia, the film tells the story of a young Aboriginal boy who is sent to an orphanage.

Sir Salman Rushdie speaks about the knife attack which almost ended his life in 2022, in an interview with Alan Yentob ahead of the publication of a new book about the aftermath of the incident.

Dua Lipa talks to Mark Savage about her new album and being a Glastonbury headliner.

The Canadian singer shares her experience of living with a rare neurological disorder. Celine Dion has spoken to the BBC about a new documentary that charts her recovery.

Mark Savage talks to Janet Jackson about her childhood, her career and becoming a mother at 50.

The actor, known for her roles in Sex Education and The X-Files, speaks candidly about sexual fantasies and much more.

The legendary Only Fools and Horses actor talks family surprises, fame and the legacy of the many roles he's played.

For four decades Kylie Minogue has been the glamorous face of pop. But what is life like behind the spotlight? Kylie chats comfy clothes, kitchen recordings and playing Wordle with the BBC's music correspondent Mark Savage.

It’s 60 years since Bruce Springsteen played his first gig, on an 18-dollar guitar, with a band called The Rogues. In those days, he played at pizza parlours and drive-in movies. Now he’s more likely to be found in football stadiums. The BBC's Mark Savage has been to meet the boss.

Known to her fans as Mother Monster, the singer-songwriter Lady Gaga talks to BBC music correspondent Mark Savage about the making of her new album Mayhem, the joy of an expanding younger audience and finding happiness with her fiance.