Gary Jones on editing the Daily Express, fighting Islamophobia in the press and the “curious” relationship between newspapers and politicians

Albert Woodfox on four decades in solitary confinement for a crime he didn't commit, the Black Panthers, and fighting 'the system'

David Harewood on his psychosis, being a British black actor in America and Brexit 'ugliness'

Annie Mac on DJ culture, drug policy and gender parity in music

Jack White on hating mobile phones, immigration and his musical influences

Tayari Jones on race and class, the abortion debate and the state of American politics

Waad and Hamza al-Kateab on surviving the siege on Syria, resisting a regime and their documentary 'For Sama'

Tracy Brabin MP on taking over Jo Cox’s seat, the far-right threat and funding the arts

Adwoa Aboah on the power of opening up, the changing face of Vogue and recovering from addiction

Jon Ronson on being curious, his mental breakdown and interviewing Alex Jones

Matt Haig on living with depression, social media addiction and changing the nervous planet

Simon Amstell on finding joy, why everyone should have therapy and his new film Benjamin

Matt Brittin on being a Google boss, freedom of speech on YouTube and the challenges of big tech

Rose McGowan on Weinstein, growing up in a cult and running for President

MARINA on the power of pop, tackling female shame and the politics behind her new album

Chuka Umunna MP on leaving Labour, a new centrist party and a second referendum

James Brokenshire MP on surviving cancer, a no-deal Brexit and how social media is changing politics

Sayeeda Warsi on Islamophobia, the changing face of Conservative politics and human rights policy

Paul Conroy on being Marie Colvin’s photographer, war reporting and what happened in Syria

Ric Lewis on raising up underprivileged children, being the 'most influential' black Briton and life as a 6'10 business man