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The maverick hedgie on making suits badass, the case for capitalism — and coming out at 48
The shadow chancellor on socialism, curbing the City — and the naughtiest thing he’s ever done
‘The Great British Bake Off’ judge on why cakes make the world a better place
Taming trolls, free speech — and marriage to Serena Williams
The veteran banker on steering Citigroup and Lloyds through crisis — and where the next storm could hit
The crusading Filipino journalist on debunking disinformation and taking on President Duterte
The master of behavioural economics on the power of the nudge — and why Remain was destined to lose
Doctorate student talks over the chain of events that led to the Saudi journalist’s killing in Istanbul
The author on defending Islam, her unconventional family — and why she broke with a convent
The rapper turned MP explains why he is risking everything to take on Uganda’s president
The entertainment heiress on why she’s trying to shame the $250bn company that bears her name
The tennis great on perfecting his craft, being a father — and what he has in common with Lionel Messi
The world’s third-richest man on luxury, LVMH’s succession — and taking a point off Federer
The Armenian president and physicist on Byron, Kim Kardashian — and the new ‘quantum politics’
The German photographer on activism, acid house — and why he feels ‘under threat’ from Brexit
The science prodigy turned venture capitalist on why we need to treat ageing as a disease
The former ‘Governator’ on getting ripped, sparring with Trump — and why we need ‘Climate Action Heroes’
The Romanian prosecutor has taken on corruption at home. Can she do the same for the EU?
The legendary striker on a life in the sport — and the dramas of the 1998 World Cup final
The star banker on executive pay, his difficult reputation — and why his job at Santander fell through
South Africa’s finance minister on his party’s record, Zuma — and his bid to be a guerrilla
The Oxford professor on rising China, declining Britain — and the danger of Byzantine books
Jack Ma’s right-hand man on bad movies and censorship
The ‘Billions’ star on schooldays with David Cameron, conflicted characters and 007
The legal wunderkind on the monopolies hiding in plain sight — and bringing Big Tech to heel
