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HARDtalk Episodes

  1. Matt Kibbe, President of FreedomWorks

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Matt Kibbe, president of FreedomWorks.

  2. Daniel Hannan, Conservative MEP, South East Region UK

    Daniel Hannan gives his thoughts on David Cameron's claim to be a progressive Conservative

  3. Kat Banyard, Feminist Author

    An interview with Kat Banyard, described as Britain's most influential, young feminist.

  4. Tony Juniper

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Tony Juniper, former head of Friends of the Earth.

  5. Felipe Calderon, President of Mexico

    Felipe Calderon talks about whether the war against Mexican drug cartels can be won.

  6. Michel Kazatchkine, Executive Director, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria

    Michel Kazatchkine of the Global Fund to fight Aids, TB and Malaria is with Stephen Sackur

  7. Ant贸nio Guterres, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Antonio Guterres, the UN's High Commissioner for Refugees.

  8. Eamon Ryan

    Stephen Sackur talks to Eamon Ryan, Ireland's Energy and Communications Minister.

  9. Sebastian Pinera, President of Chile

    Sarah Montague talks to Chile's president, Sebastian Pinera.

  10. Ann Coulter, Conservative political commentator

    Conservative American commentator Ann Coulter talks to Stephen Sackur.

  11. Alistair Darling MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, 2007- 2010

    Stephen Sackur talks to former Chancellor Alistair Darling.

  12. Sebastian Pinera, President of Chile

    Sarah Montague talks to Chilean President Sebastian Pinera.

  13. Sebastian Pinera, President of Chile

    In an exclusive interview, Chile's president Sebastian Pinera talks to Sarah Montague.

  14. Alistair Darling, Chancellor of the Exchequer, 2007- 2010

    Former Chancellor Alistair Darling talks to Stephen Sackur.

  15. Diego Arria, Former Venezuelan Ambassador to the UN

    Stephen Sackur talks to Diego Arria, a vocal critic of President Chavez.

  16. David Frum, Republican writer and commentator

    Stephen Sackur talks to David Frum, a former speech writer for President George W Bush.

  17. Ingrid Betancourt, Hostage of Colombia's FARC rebels, 2002 - 2008

    Stephen Sackur talks to former FARC hostage Ingrid Betancourt.

  18. Howard Dean, former Democratic Party Chairman

    Stephen Sackur talks to Howard Dean, former Chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

  19. Howard Dean, former Democratic Party Chairman

    Stephen Sackur talks to former Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Howard Dean.

  20. Edward Dolman, Chairman, Christie's International

    Sarah Montague talks to Edward Dolman, Chairman of Christie's International.

  21. Patrick Bury, Former Captain, Royal Irish Regiment

    Stephen Sackur wonders how best to fight the 'seemingly unwinnable war' in Afghanistan.

  22. Simon Hughes MP, Deputy Leader, Liberal Democrats

    Stephen Sackur talks to Simon Hughes, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats.

  23. Bob Crow, General Secretary of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Bob Crow, the General Secretary of the RMT.

  24. Mohammad Anwar, Muttahida Quami Movement

    Stephen Sackur talks the colleague of murdered Pakistani politician Imran Farooq.

  25. Brian May, Musician

    Stephen Sackur talks to Queen guitarist Brian May about his work for UK wildlife.

  26. Lord Rees, Astronomer Royal and President of the Royal Society

    Does science have the power to change lives and bring solutions to global problems?

  27. Hugh Hendry, CEO, Eclectica Asset Management

    Are new US financial laws and banking regulations in Europe reducing the amount of risk?

  28. Congressman Keith Ellison, Democrat, Minnesota

    Stephen Sackur interviews Keith Ellison, the only Muslim member of the US Congress.

  29. Linda Polman, Journalist and author

    Stephen Sackur talks to Dutch writer Linda Polman about the value of humanitarian aid.

  30. Chris Mullin, Political Diarist

    Political diarist Chris Mullin talks to Stephen Sackur about the future of Labour.

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