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Imran Khan: Why I believe America created the Pakistan Taliban
Imran Khan From Evening Standard
I don't have to do this,” Imran Khan tells me earnestly. “I could have a very easy existence. I could go on TV and make so much money, live like…
17 March 2010
Brian Cox: All the great discoveries were by people curious about nature
Professor Brian Cox From Evening Standard
Poor Professor Brian Cox. I meet the telegenic physicist and former pop star to discuss his mission to demystify science through his BBC2 series Wonders of the Solar System. And…
12 March 2010
Alan Johnson: I know what it's like to be hungry and cold
Alan Johnson From Evening Standard
Copies of the Evening Standard's hard-hitting series on London's dispossessed were sent to all MPs today, and one recipient who should understand it better than many of his colleagues is…
11 March 2010
Dennis Kelly: I can’t imagine a more violent writer than Shakespeare
Dennis Kelly From Evening Standard
People are shocked when they meet me,” says Dennis Kelly. “I think they expect me to kill a cat in front of them or something.” Small wonder. In plays such…
9 March 2010
How Nelson Mandela betrayed us, says ex-wife Winnie
Winnie Mandela From Evening Standard
My husband and I have just crossed Africa. On the final leg of our journey we had finally come to South Africa - a place that now went hand in…
8 March 2010
Talitha Stevenson: I’ve never met a rich person who was happy
Talitha Stevenson From Evening Standard
Novelist Talitha Stevenson's life fell apart in line with the global financial meltdown. For six years she lived the hedge fund dream in Portobello with her banker husband. Last summer…
5 March 2010
Zoe Margolis: Casual sex and the London single girl
Zoe Margolis From Evening Standard
Bars and clubs are over,” sex blogger Zoe Margolis, 36, tells me. “It's all fun and flirty. But you're not really finding anything out about someone if you meet them…
4 March 2010
Ellie Goulding's secret past
Ellie Goulding From Evening Standard
Songwriter Ellie Goulding's extraordinary voice has been compared to those of Björk and Cerys Matthews. Aged just 23, she's won the Critics' Choice Brit Award and came top of the…
3 March 2010
Interview: 'QPR turned our heads away from glamour', says Amit Bhatia
From Evening Standard
Decision by game’s richest backers to snub top-flight offers in favour of QPR’s ‘family feel’ sums up their prudent management
2 March 2010
Katie Davies: My life married to Alan Davies, London’s funniest man
Katie Davies From Evening Standard
What sort of woman tames the funniest man in London? A clever one, of course. But that's not necessarily a guarantee of wit or intellect. Often long legs or a…
1 March 2010
Hanif Kureishi: My era is over
Hanif Kureishi From Evening Standard
Martin Amis is not the only one to dread ageing. Hanif Kureishi has said some pretty grim things about mid-life and after too. In his brilliant novella The Body, first…
25 February 2010
Rufus Wainwright: Opera saved my life
Rufus Wainwright From Evening Standard
As Rufus Wainwright's mother, folk singer Kate McGarrigle, lay in her open coffin, the air was filled with beautiful music. Scottish soprano Janis Kelly sang Les Feux d'artifice t'appellent, the…
24 February 2010
'A fairly bumpy ride' - the woman rescuing Prince Harry's crisis hit charity
Kedge Martin From Evening Standard
Kedge Martin, chief executive of Prince Harry's African children's charity Sentebale, narrows her eyes warily. The charity, established primarily to help the 400,000 orphans of HIV-Aids in the southern African…
23 February 2010
The king of bling: Theo Fennell on the lunacy of the Noughties
Theo Fennell From Evening Standard
Theo Fennell enters his Fulham Road showroom with a booming, posh “Righty ho!” As he bounds about the place brandishing the diamond skull rings beloved of clients like Elton John…
23 February 2010
'I could have been England manager', says Jose Mourinho
Jose Mourinho From Evening Standard
Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has admitted he would have been the "proudest man in the world" had he accepted the chance to become England manager before Fabio Capello was…
23 February 2010
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