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Newsnight 1980

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Serious news reports, analysis and no-holds-barred interviews with leading politicians and public figures.

Alle Titel	Alle 6 Titel anzeigen Newsnight Stin kardia ton gegonoton Στην καρδιά των γεγονότων Newsnight Newsnight Newsnight
Regisseur	James Waddell Jenny Clayton John Wilkinson Alle 11 Regisseure anzeigen Julia Leonard Sarah MacDonald Paul Watson George Pagliero Barton MacFarlane Peter Barron George Entwistle Sian Kevill
Schauspieler	as Self - Presenter Jeremy Paxman as Self - Presenter Emily Maitlis as Self - Presenter Alle 1163 Schauspieler anzeigen Gavin Esler as Self - Presenter Mark Urban as Self - Diplomatic Editor Laura Kuenssberg as Self - Chief Correspondent Stephen Smith as Self - Culture Correspondent David Grossman as Self - Political Correspondent Michael Crick as Self - Political Editor Evan Davis as Self - Presenter Paul Mason as Self - Business Editor Chris Cook as Self - Policy Editor Deborah Cohen as Self - Reporter Jim Reed as Self - Reporter Allegra Stratton as Self - Political Editor Martha Kearney as Self - Political Editor Duncan Weldon as Self - Economics Correspondent Katie Razzall as Self - Reporter as Self Justin Rowlatt as Self - Reporter Gabriel Gatehouse as Self - Correspondent Liz MacKean as Self - Reporter Peter Snow as Self Chris Huhne as Self Susan Watts as Self - Science Editor Stephanie Flanders as Self - Economics Editor Richard Watson as Self Malcolm Rifkind as Self Simon Hughes as Self Diane Abbott as Self Peter Hitchens as Self Robin Denselow as Self - Correspondent Alastair Campbell as Self Tim Whewell as Self - Reporter Daniel Finkelstein as Self Nick Hopkins as Self - Investigations Correspondent Nick Watt as Self - Political Editor Charlotte Laws as Self Charles Wheeler as Self as Self Peter Marshall as Self - Reporter Matthew Parris as Self Andrew Rawnsley as Self David Miliband as Self Nick Clegg as Self Secunder Kermani as Self John Sweeney as Self - Reporter Robert Peston as Self - Presenter Des Lynam as Self - Sports Reporter as Self Peter Tatchell as Self Liam Fox as Self Christopher Hitchens as Self Steve Richards as Self Frank Gardner as Self - Security Correspondent Jenny Tonge as Self Garth Crooks as Self David Willetts as Self Joanna Lumley as Self Steve Hewlett as Self - Reporter Fraser Nelson as Self - Contributor Tom Harwood as Self - Journalist Laura Trott as Self - Former Special Advisor to David Cameron James O'Brien as Self - Presenter Faisal Islam as Self - Presenter Shaun Brown as Self - Sports Reporter as Self Michael Howard as Self Michael Heseltine as Self Oliver Letwin as Self David Aaronovitch as Self Menzies Campbell as Self Tessa Jowell as Self Malcolm Wicks as Self Tony Blair as Self Peter Oborne as Self Vince Cable as Self John Prescott as Self George Osborne as Self Tony Juniper as Self Madeleine Holt as Self - Culture Correspondent Ken Livingstone as Self Norman Lamont as Self Henry Goodman as Sir Humphrey Appleby Zoe Conway as Self - Reporter Polly Neate as Self - Chief Executive, Women's Aid Isabel Hardman as Self - Contributor Eddie Mair as Self - Presenter Fi Glover as Self - Presenter Donald MacCormick as Self - Presenter Andrew Neil as Self - Presenter Yalda Hakim as Self - Reporter as Self - BBC Middle East Editor Eddie Izzard as Self Ed Vaizey as Self Clare Short as Self Tim Collins as Self as Self John Redwood as Self as Self Benazir Bhutto as Self Simon Jenkins as Self as Self as Self Nick Ferrari as Self Alex Salmond as Self Shirley Williams as Self John Denham as Self Polly Toynbee as Self Nigel Lawson as Self Sajjan Gohel as Self Michael Grade as Self Andrew Roberts as Self Jackie Long as Self - Reporter Nigel Farage as Self David Hare as Self as Self Andrew Mitchell as Self Jonathan Powell as Self Ed Balls as Self Kate Williams as Self Laura Bates as Self - Everyday Sexism Project Rachel Sylvester as Self - Columnist, The Times Dia Chakravarty as Self Zoe Williams as Self Jacob Rees-Mogg as Self - Contributor Owen Jones as Self Rory Stewart as Self - Contributor Nick Robinson as Self - Presenter Jon Sopel as Self - Presenter David Sells as Self - Reporter Olivia O'Leary as Self - Presenter James Hogg as Self - Reporter Gerry Adams as Self Peter Lilley as Self - Secretary of State for Trade, 1990-1992 Douglas Hurd as Self Geoffrey Howe as Self Al Alvarez as Reporter as Self Paul Levinson as Self - Guest Paul Morley as Self Crispin Blunt as Self M.J. Gohel as Self Julian Lloyd Webber as Self George Galloway as Self David Davis as Self Paul Boateng as Self Bonnie Greer as Self Jack Straw as Self Cristina Odone as Self Geoff Hoon as Self Lembit Öpik as Self Martin Bell as Self George Monbiot as Self David Yelland as Self Hilary Benn as Self William Shawcross as Self Terry Waite as Self John Harris as Self Yasmin Alibhai-Brown as Self James Reynolds as Self - Correspondent Shami Chakrabarti as Self Caroline Wyatt as Self - Reporter Martin Amis as Self Peter Taylor as Self Matt Frei as Self - Correspondent as Self Aric Sigman as Self as Self Brian Barron as Self - Correspondent Theresa May as Self Quentin Letts as Self Gordon Brown as Self Noel Gallagher as Self - Interview Mark Thompson as Self Chris Grayling as Self as Self David Elstein as Self as Self Peter Hyman as Self Matthew Bannister as Self Justin Webb as Self - North America Editor Anne Atkins as Self Anne McElvoy as Self Jonathan Bartley as Self Billy Bragg as Self Philip Hensher as Self Andrew Cartmel as Self Tom Scholes-Fogg as Self - Audience member Olly Grender as Self as Self Laurie Penny as Self Max Mosley as Self - Former President of the FIA Larry Flynt as Self Sonia Sodha as Self Russell Brand as Self Jimmy Wales as Self Pauline Pearce as Self David Starkey as Self Lionel Barber as Self Caroline Criado-Perez as Self Charles Moore as Self Amanda Palmer as Self Bernard Jenkin as Self Ash Atalla as Self - Comedy Producer Tom Hollander as Self Jonathan Powell as Self as Self Stella Creasy as Self David Ginola as Self Helen Mirren as Self Val McDermid as Self Josie Rourke as Self - Contributor Ann Widdecombe as Self Rory Bremner as Self Anne Applebaum as Self Tracey Emin as Self - Contributor Jonathan Freedland as Self - Contributor Tim Montgomerie as Self Rebecca Morelle as Self - Reporter Tom Devine as Self - Contributor Dominic Grieve as Self - Contributor A.L. Kennedy as Self Alan Little as Self - Contributor Peter Hain as Self Dominic Raab as Self - Conservative Gisela Stuart as Self Naga Munchetty as Self - Business Editor as Self - Screenwriter Suzanne Evans as Self - Leavers of Britain Matthew Sweet as Self Andrew Bridgen as Self Clare Farrell as Self (Extinction Rebellion) Victoria Derbyshire as Self - Presenter Lyse Doucet as Self - Presenter Kamal Ahmed as Self - Presenter Emma Barnett as Self - Presenter Paul Barry as Self - Co-Presenter Jonathan Blake as Self - Presenter Prince Andrew as Self John Penycate as Self - Reporter: 'Lies Damned Lies' Section Mishal Husain as Presenter Stefano Andrean as Self - Guest Expert Linda Alexander as Self - Weather Forecaster Maeve Denby as Self (League Against Cruel Sports) David Wetton as Self (League Against Cruel Sports) Jenni Murray as Self - Presenter Jeremy Corbyn as Self Peter Bremner as Self Steve Adrian Freeman as Self Ian Charleson as Self Henry Porter as Self - Sunday Times Journalist James Whitaker as Self - Daily Mirror Royal Reporter Peter McNestry as Self - NACODS General Secretary John Eatwell as Self - Lecturer in Economics, Cambridge University Phillip Knightley as Self - Journalist, Sunday Times Mervyn Watson as Self - Producer, Coronation Street Neil Greatrex as Self - NUM Branch President, Bentinck Colliery Philip Algar as Self - Oil Consultant Mike Molloy as Self - Editor, Daily Mirror Dick Ebersol as Self as Self Abe Bernstein as Self Wesley Kerr as Self - Reporter Olenka Frenkiel as Self - Reporter Chris Lowe as Self - Reporter David Coss as Self - Reporter Will Hutton as Self - Reporter Adam Raphael as Self - Political and Economic Reporter Linda Christmas as Self - Reporter Margaret Gilmore as Self - Reporter Nick Clarke as Self - Reporter David Tindall as Self - Reporter Julian O'Halloran as Self - Reporter Fiona Bruce as Self - Reporter Lemn Sissay as Self as Self - Reporter Les Ward as Self (Advocates for Animals) Clive Hollands as Self (Animal Procedures Committee) David Morton as Self (British Veterinary Association) Sarah Kite as Self - BUAV John Beggs as Self (BUAV) Gordon Brewer as Self Liz Truss as Self Mark Mardell as Self - Reporter Ian Paisley as Self Nicholas Soames as Self Gruff Rhys as Self Philippa Thomas as Self - Reporter William Rodgers as Self John Chowcat as Self - Deputy General Secretary, MSF Union Martin Linton as Self - Labour Gavyn Davies as Self - Chief Economist, Goldman Sachs David Lister as Self - Arts Correspondent, The Independent Roger Clements as Self - Governor, Expert Witness Institute Peter Temple-Morris as Self Anthony Seldon as Self - Institute of Contemporary History Paul McNeil as Self - Medical Negligence Lawyer Mark Stephens as Self - International Lawyer Peter Wordie as Self - Trustee under the will of Sir William Burrell Terence Taylor as Self - International Institute of Strategic Studies Michael Davis as Self - Expert Witness Institute Liz Cameron as Self - Glasgow City Council Michael Clarke as Self - Centre for Defence Studies, King's College London Gerald Segal as Self - Author: 'China Rising' Roger Norwich as Self - Medico Legal Consultancy Jo Hedley as Self - The Wallace Collection Bob Walter as Self Jonathan Eyal as Self - Royal United Services Institute Laurence Robertson as Self Charles Lyell as Self - Chairman, Parliamentary Commission Nicholas Goodison as Self - Chairman, National Art Collections Fund Mark Solon as Self - Bond Solon Solicitors Tim Mason as Self - Museums and Galleries Commission Bob Welton as Self - Highway Maintenance Expert Stephen Hawking as Self Alison Lawson as Self Al Alvarez as Self Robin Webb as Self (Animal Liberation Front) Barry Horne as Self Nancy Phipps as Self George Howarth as Self Jill Phipps as Self Paul McCartney as Self Dulcie Gray as Self Deborah Lipstadt as Self David Irving as Self Stanley Claridge as Self Shy Keenan as Self Ian Hislop as Self Karl Lucas as Self Michael Freedland as Self David Trimble as Self Al Franken as Self Elizabeth Dawn as Self Michael Portillo as Self David Hockney as Self Mark E. Smith as Self David Steel as Self Greg Dyke as Self Charles Kennedy as Self Tom King as Self Iain Wright as Self Susie Orbach as Self Jody Dunn as Self David MacLean as Self Andrew Slorance as Self Donald Bruce as Self Jeremy Middleton as Self Stephen Allison as Self Bono as Self Luciano Pavarotti as Self Gyles Brandreth as Self Mark Donovan as Voiceover Pete Doherty as Self Patrick Moore as Self Alan Rusbridger as Self as Self as Self as Self Robin Cook as Self David Gower as Self Peter York as Self Anthony Howard as Self Peregrine Worsthorne as Self Zac Goldsmith as Self Maxwell Hutchinson as Self Jonte Short as Self Kate Hoey as Self Simon Fanshawe as Self as Self Mary Ann Sieghart as Self Charles Shoebridge as Self Jason Burke as Self Madonna as Self Bianca Jagger as Self Bill Clinton as Self Nicholas Hytner as Self as Self Jason Solomons as Self Duncan Bannatyne as Self as Self as Self Tony Benn as Self Kelly Cates as Self Sarfraz Manzoor as Self Quentin Willson as Self Alain de Botton as Self Bella Freud as Self Fergal Keane as Self - Reporter John Curtin as Self (animal rights activist) Ellie Crisell as Self Dickie Arbiter as Self Simon Calder as Self Oona King as Self Dominic Lawson as Self Julian Pettifer as Self Ann Leslie as Self Tanya Beckett as Self Abdel Bari Atwan as Self Mel Broughton as Self (SPEAK) Susan Greenfield as Self James Woolsey as Self Keith Mann as Self (Animal Liberation Front) The Earl of Onslow as Self Alan Duncan as Self Nick Raynsford as Self Gill Langley as Self - Dr Hadwen Trust for Humane Research Jeremy Greenstock as Self Alistair Currie as Self (BUAV) Kathy Archibald as Self (Europeans for Medical Progress) Maya Evans as Self Denis MacShane as Self Claude Reiss as Self (Antidote Europe) Julia Pascal as Self Tariq Ramadan as Self Sharon Howe as Self (Voice for Ethical Research at Oxford) Bob Woolmer as Self Mordecai Vanunu as Self Colin Blakemore as Self Steven Norris as Self Kevin Spacey as Self Lesley Manville as Self Diana Rigg as Self Michael Caine as Self Pedro Almodóvar as Self Mark Gatiss as Self as Self Claire Rayner as Self John Simpson as Reporter Helena Kennedy as Self - Labour Peer Dana Priest as Self - Washington Post Laura Trevelyan as Self - Reporter Peter Bradshaw as Self Matthew Price as Self - Middle East Correspondent Boris Berezovsky as Self - Oligarch Jackie Ashley as Self Melanie Sloan as Self - Citizens for Responsibility & Ethics Gavin Hewitt as Self - Special Correspondent David Gauke as Self John Reid as Self - Home Secretary David Cox as Self Mark Avery as Self - Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Robin Maynard as Self - Soil Association Chris Skelton as Self - Motorist's Voice Roger Lawson as Self - Association of British Drivers Steven Katz as Self - LicenseGuard Roman Shleinov as Self - Novaya Gazeta Investigative Reporter Don Tapscott as Self Joanna Blythman as Self - 'The Food We Eat' Author Des Browne as Self - Defence Secretary David Loyn as Self - Baghdad Correspondent Siân Berry as Self Rebecca Lush as Self - Transport 2000 Roads Campaigner Colin Challen as Self - Labour, Morley & Rothwell Yuri Felshtinsky as Self - 'Blowing Up Russia' Co-author Richard Livsey as Self - Liberal Democrat Peer Charles Clarke as Self Peter Ainsworth as Self James Landale as Self - Political Correspondent Sarah Warde as Self - Reporter Adam Mars-Jones as Self Andrew Spence as Self - People's Fuel Lobby Sheila Rainger as Self - RAC Foundation Jamie Gorelick as Self - Deputy US Attorney General 1994-1997 Richard Macdonald as Self - National Farmers Union Director General Alan Parker as Self Boris Johnson as Self Salman Rushdie as Self as Self Jimmy Perry as Self Stephen K. Amos as Self Quentin Sommerville as Self - Correspondent Natalie Haynes as Self Raymond Leakey as Climate Scientist Phil Hall as 1 episode, 2008 Melanie Phillips as Self Simon Warr as Self Nick Doody as Self Gary McCausland as Self Tamsin Dunwoody as Self Azzam Tamimi as Self Andrew Martin as Self Christian Fraser as Self - Correspondent Keith Vaz as Self Chris Dunkley as Self Ruth Lea as Self Jonathan Yeo as Self Celia Barlow as Self James Insell as Self John Beyer as Self Joan Ruddock as Self Gillian Lacey-Solymar as Self - Reporter Angela Eagle as Self Brian Paddick as Self Jim Knight as Self Spike Lee as Self Bruce Forsyth as Self Heydon Prowse as Self Susie Dent as Self Gabby Logan as Self Simon Sebag Montefiore as Self Johann Hari as Self Rowan Williams as Self Andrew Motion as Self David Crystal as Self Tony McNulty as Self David Miles as Self Frank Dobson as Self Sophie Hutchinson as Self - Reporter Paul J.J. Payack as Self Damian Green as Self - Shadow Immigration Minister Glenn Campbell as Self - Scotland Correspondent Phil Woolas as Self - Immigration Minister Sinéad O'Connor as Self Ken Russell as Self Stephen Frears as Self Michael Moore as Activist Dara O Briain as Self as Self - Contributor Ken Dodd as Self Jeremy Brock as Self Terrance Dicks as Self Right Said Fred as Themselves as Self Tim Wheeler as Self Albert Roux as Self - Restaurateur as Self Mike Jackson as Self Ed Miliband as Self Jeanette Winterson as Self Antony Worrall Thompson as Self Geoffrey Robertson as Self Patrick Mercer as Self Andy Burnham as Self Emily Thornberry as Self Eddie Berg as Self - Artistic Director, British Film Institute Tim Collins as Self Deborah Cavendish as Self Stuart Tootall as Self Alec Van Gelder as Self Anthony Beevor as Self Richard Reed as Self - Innocent Drinks Paul Vlitos as Self Daniel Garvin as Self Steve Hare as Self - Penguin Books Historian Pascal Grégoire as Self - First Secretary, Belgium Embassy Nick James as Self - Editor, Sight & Sound Adam Roberts as Self Margaret Beckett as Self Paul Myners as Self Kurt Volker as Self James Robbins as Self - Reporter Barbara Stocking as Self Eric Pickles as Self Lance Price as Self - Contributor as Self - Art Critic Roger Laughton as Self Hugh Grant as Self Liz Carr as Self as Self as Self Keir Starmer as Self Louise Court as Self Louise Mensch as Self Nick Davies as Self Peta Todd as Self Belle de Jour as Self Deborah Orr as Self Helen Wood as Self Zoe Margolis as Self Lisa Appignanesi as Self Danielle Featherstone-Price as Self Kat Banyard as Self Michael Langrish as Self Chris Blackhurst as Self Baroness Campbell of Surbiton as Self Dinah Rose as Self Erika Preisig as Self David Hunt as Self Fiona Cochran as Self Ian Kelsey as Self - The Law Society Ruth Hall as Self - Women Against Rape Jules Stenson as Self Geoffrey Hill as Self Debbie Purdy as Self Ben Stoneham as Self Penney Lewis as Self Laurie Pycroft as Self Louis Charalambous as Self Phil Bentley as Self - Managing Director, British Gas Charles Gray as 1 episode, 2011 Queen Elizabeth II as Self Sergei Polunin as Self Shannon Murray as Self (2012) Giles Coren as Self Christopher Frayling as Self Nadine Dorries as Self Meirion Jones as Self - Producer, Newsnight Katherine Grainger as Self Joan Smith as Self Kevin Toolis as Self - Author 'Rebel Hearts' Anna Watkins as Self Sophie Hosking as Self Danny Morrison as Self - Editor, 'Republican News' 1977 Prince Hassan bin Talal as Self Evan Harris as Self Stewart Purvis as Self - Chief Executive, ITN 1995-2003 Eileen Shaw as Self - Republican Bollywood Dance London as Themselves - Dancers Matthew Taylor as Self Noel Sharkey as Self John Whittingdale as Chairman, Culture Select Committee Greg Searle as Self John Taylor as Self - Former Ulster Unionist Karin Ward as Self Michael O'Leary as Self Sylvester McCoy as Self Natascha McElhone as Self - Actress Matthew Perry as Self - Actor John Grisham as Self Marcus Brigstocke as Self Shane Rimmer as Self - Voice of Scott Tracy, 'Thunderbirds' Edward Petherbridge as Self Dan Brown as Self David Graham as Self - Voice of Brains and Parker, 'Thunderbirds' Henry Kissinger as Self Will Young as Self - Singer Max George as Self as Self Graeme Harper as Self Donna Tartt as Self Mary Beard as Self - Academic and Blogger as Self Milo Yiannopoulos as Self - Journalist Michael Dobbs as Self Terry Christian as Self - Broadcaster Gay-Yee Westerhoff as Self Anna Span as Self - Porn Producer Elizabeth Morgan as Self - Voice of Destiny Angel, 'Captain Scarlet' Jay McGuiness as Self Sarah Pitard as Self Martin Bashir as Self Amol Rajan as Self Anna Larke as Self Inna Shevchenko as Self - Leader, Femen George Shultz as Self Shaun Ley as Self - Reporter Aleks Krotoski as Self - Technology Journalist Jacqui Hames as Self Neil Kinnock as Self Roger Alton as Self Tania Davis as Self - Bond (1st Violin) Bernard Ingham as Self Benedict Garrett as Self - Porn Actor and Activist Bond as Themselves as Self Eloïse Bouton as Self - Femen Activist Angela Epstein as Self - Journalist Gail Dines as Self - Author, Pornland Charles Powell as Self Sandy Nairne as Self - Director, National Portrait Gallery Eos Chater as Self - Bond (2nd Violin) David Nutt as Self Jahmene Douglas as Self Hari Kunzru as Self - Novelist Joyce Banda as Self - President of Malawi Lauren James as Self - Porn Producer and Director Heinz Wolff as Self Clarissa Smith as Self - Editor, Porn Studies Caroline Flint as Self - Shadow Energy Secretary Jonny Dymond as Self Paula Hall as Self - Chair, Assoc for the Treatment of Sex Addiction and Compulsivity Ikamara Larasi as Self - Rewind&Reframe Michael White as Self - Music Critic, The Telegraph Halla Diyab as Self Eleanor Laing as Self Cecil Parkinson as Self Jay Watts as Self - Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist Jude Roberts as Self James Prior as Self Ronnie Campbell as Self Molly Meacher as Self - Chair, Drug Policy Reform All-Party Group Geoff Dyer as Self - Author, The Ongoing Moment Tom Oakley as Self - Porn User Vivienne Pattinson as Self - Director, Mediawatch-UK Elspeth Hanson as Self Andreas Whittam Smith as Self - First Church Estates Commissioner Christian Hall as Self Charlotte Raven as Self - Editor, Feminist Times Carmel Napier as Self - Chief Constable, Gwent Police Andrew Symes as Self - Anglican Mainstream Greg Barker as Self - Energy and Climate Change Minister Peter Johnson as Self - Chief Executive, ATVOD Gallop Cindy as Self - Makelovenotporn.com Andrew Verity as Self as Self Gisela Pérez de Acha as Self - Femen Activist Simon Blake as Self - Chief Executive, Brook Catrin Nye as Self - Reporter Esther Delamare as Self - Femen Activist Linda Woodhead as Self Robert Armstrong as Self Jean Barker as Self Francis Maude as Self Julia Long as Self - Author, Anti-Porn Carol Malouf as Self - Journalist Martin Scorsese as Self as Self - Interviewee Gemma Arterton as Self Brian Cox as Self - Contributor Harriet Walter as Self - Performer Alan Alda as Self Stephen Fry as Self - Interviewee Terry Gilliam as Self Spike Jonze as Self Simon Callow as Self David Harewood as Self as Self - Contributor Jimmy Carter as Self - Interviewee Hillary Clinton as Self - Interviewee Damon Albarn as Self - Musician Adil Ray as Self - Writer Mark Millar as Self - Author, MPH Ann Cleeves as Self - Crime Novelist Ian McEwan as Self Neil Oliver as Self - Contributor Anne Robinson as Self Kirstie Allsopp as Self - Contributor Noel Edmonds as Self Alice Roberts as Self Arianna Huffington as Self - Contributor Gloria Hunniford as Self Alan Dershowitz as Self - Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Dan Snow as Self - Reporter Amanda Knox as Self Joan Bakewell as Self Chesley Sullenberger as Self - Interviewee Anri Okita as Self - Actress Stan Collymore as Self - Contributor Jay Rayner as Self Lucy Porter as Self David Bailey as Self Nicola Sturgeon as Self - Interviewee John Lloyd as Self - Creator, Spitting Image John Humphrys as Self - Repoeter Michael Morpurgo as Self Karen Jankel as Self -Michael Bond's Daughter Niall Ferguson as Self - Contributor Ittetsu Suzuki as Self - Actor Beth Rigby as Self - Contributor as Self Tim Harford as Self - Contributor Naomi Klein as Self - Contributor Tinchy Stryder as Self - Contributor Edwina Currie as Self - Health Minister, 1986-1988 Jake Lushington as Self - Head of Drama, World Productions as Self - Interviewee Kathy Lette as Self as Self - Interviewee Frank Luntz as Self - Interviewee David Cameron as Self - Interviewee Neil McCormick as Self - Conributor Fabien Cousteau as Self - Interviewee Michelle Mone as Self - Contributor Vic Sinister as Self - Artist as Self - Reporter Joe Klein as Self - Contributor Anna Calvi as Self Simon Baron-Cohen as Self - Contributor Michael Spyres as Self - Opera Singer Marine Le Pen as Self Paddy Ashdown as Self Ewan Morrison as Self - Contributor Norman Tebbit as 1 episode, 2014 Amy Chua as Self Maajid Nawaz as Self - Chairman, Quilliam Foundation Anish Kapoor as Self - Contributor Ahdaf Soueif as Self - Contributor Patrick Cockburn as Self - Contributor Victoria Sin as Themself - Artist Harry Wallop as Self - Contributor James Clayton as Self - Reporter Tristram Hunt as Self - Contributor Judith Weir as Self - Contributor Tim Farron as Self Iain Duncan Smith as Self Frank Furedi as Self - Contributor John Lanchester as Self - Contributor Jon Gaunt as Self Mehdi Hasan as Self - Political Director, Huffington Post UK Sue Lloyd-Roberts as Self - Reporter Rupert Wingfield-Hayes as Self - Reporter as Self - Writer and Film-maker Gordon Corera as Self - Security Correspndent Godfrey Bloom as Self - Contributor Natalie Bennett as Self - Contributor Rowan Pelling as Self - Contributor Philippe Sands as Self Harriet Harman as Self Andrew Billen as Self - Television Critic, The Times Timur Vermes as Self Sue Tilley as Self Lucy Williamson as Self - Correspondent Michael Mansfield as Self Smoggy as Self Iain Watters as Self Barry Leith as Self - Animator Orlando Figes as Self Eri Makino as Self - Director Tanya Byron as Self Elinor Goodman as Self - Contributor Susan Blackmore as Self - Contributor Steve Mould as Self - Arts Presenter Chuka Umunna as Self - Contributor Anson Chan as Self - Contributor Maryam Namazie as Self - Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain as Self - Deputy Chairman, UKIP Ralph Lee as Self - Head of Factual Programmes, Channel 4 Mo Ansar as Self - Community Activist Simon Hattenstone as Self Shoko Nakano as Self - Actress Sarah Teather as Self Claire Fox as Self - Contributor Liz Dux as Self - Slater & Gordon Lawyers Roger Bannister as Self Sue Douglas as Self - Former Editor, Sunday Express John Woodcock as Self - Contributor Mike Dailly as himsef - Contributor Fiona Watson as Self - Contributor Colin Fitzgerald as Self - Respect Diran Adebayo as Self Lorraine Candy as Self Edward Gardner as Self - Conductor Melanie McDonagh as Self Alison Saunders as Self Danny Alexander as Self Mark Malloch-Brown as Self - Contributor Nesrine Malik as Self - Writer and Commentator Patrick O'Flynn as Self Emily Buchanan as Self - Reporter Clare Gerada as Self Nancy Soderberg as Self Ruby Hughes as Self - Performer Tom Hunter as Self - Contributor Arif Ansari as Self - Correspondent Alison Graham as Self - TV Editor, Radio Times Henry Smith as Self Claire Hardaker as Self - Lecturer in Linguistics, Lancaster University Tony Brenton as Self - Contributor Zuhair Al-Nahar as Self - Contributor Sally Davies as Self - Interviewee Louise Chunn as Self - Founder of welldoing.org Pumeza Matshikiza as Self - Performer Martin Jacques as Self - Contributor Bogdana Matsotska as Self - Ukrainian Alpine Skier George Magnus as Self - Contributor Kevin Fong as Self - Reporter Dore Gold as Self - Contributor David Nicholson as Self Jack Dromey as Self - Contrinutor Zanny Minton Beddoes as Self - Contributor John Bird as Self - Interviewee Catherine MacLeod as Self - Contributor Rajini Vaidyanathan as Self - Reporter Ekow Eshun as Self Cerie Bullivant as Self - Contributor George Robertson as Self Kate Bevan as Self - Contributor Secunder Kerami as Self - Contributor Douglas McCabe as Self - Enders Analyst Mohammed Fahim as Self - Head Iman, South Woodford Mosque Mark Doyle as Self - Reporter Michael Fallon as Self - Interviewee Ruben Kazantsev as Self Omar Kuddus as Self Damian Barr as Self Sue Cameron as Self - Contributor Holly Baxter as Self - Co-Founder, Vagenda Tim Loughton as Self Len McCluskey as Self Stewart Hosie as Self - Contributor Mary Curnock Cook as Self - Contributor Jake Kerridge as Self - Crime Fiction Critic, The Daily Telegraph Guy Jennings as Self Gaby Wood as Self Tam Dalyell as Self - Interviewee Dmitry Linnik as Self - Contributor Jacky Davis as Self - Contributor David Lammy as Self - Contributor John Rentoul as Self Mike Butcher as Self - Editor-at-large, TechCrunch.com Sara Khan as Self - Inspire Alex Massie as Self - Contributor Charlie Mayfield as Self - Contributor Douglas Alexander as Self - Contributor Bob Stewart as Self - Contributor Daniel Sandford as Self - Moscow Correspondent Justin Welby as Self - Interviewee Jonathan Bate as Self - Interviewee Rashida Manjoo as Self - UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women Mary Honeyball as Self Mark Field as Self Nicola Horlick as Self - Interviewee Tessa Munt as Self Paul Burstow as Self - Contributor Clement Pryke as Self - University of Minnesota Alastair Leithead as Self - Reporter Ben Saunders as Self Rohan Silva as Interviewee Dimitri Ashkenazy as Self - Performer Yuki Kusano as Self - Love Piece Club Toys as Self - Contributor as Self Alex Sharp as Self Asif Kapadia as Self - Director, Amy Richard Dawkins as Self Stuart Ashen as Self - Ashens.com Simon Schama as Self Tom Holland as Self - Historian and Cricket Fan Laverne Antrobus as Self - Educational Psychologist Amanda Berry as Self Nick Shymansky as Self - Amy's Former Manager Yanis Varoufakis as Self Simon Hughes as Self - Cricket Journalist Janet Cope as Self James Wallman as Self - Author, 'Suffocation' John Bohannon as Self Gina DeJesus as Self John McTernan as Self Marina Prentoulis as Self Nancy Ruiz as Self - Gina's Mother Bill Emmott as Self Beth Serrano as Self - Amanda's Sister Patrick Jenkin as Self Clarke Carlisle as Self Mark Reckless as Self Hyvon Ngetich as Self Ebony Rainford-Brent as Self - England, 2001-2010 Johnny Marr as Self UB40 as Themselves John Alford as Self - Former Actor Louiza Patikas as Helen Titchener in 'The Archers' Chuck D as Self Deeyah Khan as Self Kwasi Kwarteng as Self - Conservative Bernard Sumner as Self Dan Greaney as Self - Writer, 'The Simpsons' Camille Paglia as Self - Author and Feminist Kelly Holmes as Self Tom Robinson as Self Emma Morgan as Self - Former Page 3 Girl Sean O'Connor as Self - Editor of 'The Archers' Robin Campbell as Self - UB40 Tim Beddows as Self Dick Fiddy as Self Oksana Boyko as Self - RT Presenter Siobhain Egan as Self - Solicitor Hani Taha as Self - Reporter Lucy Thomas as Self - Deputy Director, Britain Stronger in Europe Ann Pettifor as Self Jonathan Royle as Self - Stage Hypnotist Debbie Jevans as Self Duncan Campbell as Self - UB40 Norbert Röttgen as Self - Chair, German Foreign Affairs Committee Will Straw as Self - Executive Director, Britain Stronger in Europe (Labour) Daniel Hannan as Self - MEP, Conservative Attiya Jafri as Self - Multan Police Muhammad Azeem as Self - Qandeel's Father Abdul Qavi as Self Sunder Katwala as Self Matthew Elliott as Self - Chief Executive, Vote Leave Andrew Cooper as Self - Pollster for Britain Stronger in Europe (Conservative) Jim Brown as Self - UB40 Herbie Hide as Self - Former World Champion Boxer Jonathan Hill as Self - EU Commissioner Paul Reveley as Self - Assistant to John Logie Baird, 1933-1938 Emma Thompson as Self Alec Baldwin as Self as Self Bernard Cribbins as Self Jordan Stephens as Self - Musician, Rizzle Kicks Emilie François as Self - Viewsnight Nick Broomfield as Self Rachel Dolezal as Self as Self Paul Auster as Self John Podesta as Self Bertie Ahern as Self Laura Bicker as Self - Washington Correspondent Ava Vidal as Self Jan Halper-Hayes as Self - Chair, Republicans Overseas, 2013-2016 Peter Mandelson as Self Cleve Jones as Self Shelagh Fogarty as Self - Presenter, LBC Torsten Bell as Self - The Resolution Foundation Dave Brat as Self - Republican Ted Malloch as Self - Businessman and Trump Supporter Ben Wallace as Self - Security Minister François Heisbourg as Self - Geneva Centre For Security Policy Sarah Smith as Self - BBC Scotland Editor Grant Shapps as Self David Kurten as Self - UKIP Reni Eddo-Lodge as Self Matthew Goodwin as Self - Senior Fellow, UK in a Changing Europe David Goodhart as Self - Author Stephen Bush as 1 episode, 2017 Miqdaad Versi as Self - Assistant Secretary General, Muslim Council Of Britain Neil Lyndon as Self - Author, No More Sex War Radoslaw Sikorski as Self Andrew Cahn as Self - CEO, UK Trade & Investment 2006-11 Peter Perrett as Self Tamsin Omond as Self - Political and Environmental Activist Rhun Ap Iorwerth as Self - Plaid Cymru Lesley Riddoch as Self - Columnist, The Scotsman Ruth Dudley Edwards as Self - Historian Warren Davidson as Self - House Freedom Caucus Ian Acheson as Self - Former Prison Governer Matt Bennett as Self - Conservative Lina Khatib as Self - Chatham House Alex Cole Hamilton as Self - Liberal Democrats Angus Robertson as Self Alexander Stubb as Self Khalid Mahmood as Self - Labour Chris Hanretty as Self - University of East Anglia Guilaine Kinouani as Self - Equality Consultant & Writer Clive Langer as Self Jon Tonge as Self Renate Samson as Self - Former Chief Of Staff to David Davis Rajan Basra as Self - International Centre For The Study Of Radicalisation Sara Khan as Self Charlie Hardman as Self - Guest Nick Forde as Self - Former Territorial Army SAS Regiment Phil Kemp as Self - Investigative Journalist Anas Altikriti as Self - Cordoba Foundations Ben Rogers as Self - Director, Centre For London Richard Barrett as Self - Director, Global Strategy Network Eliza Anyangwe as Self - Journalist Emily Dunkerley as Self - Guest Ian Paisley Jr. as Self Simon Fraser as Self - Permanent Under Secretary Of State For Foreign Affairs, 2010-15 Denis Bradley as Self Dylan Hemmings as Self - Guest Màiri McAllan as Self - Scottish National Party Gerry Kelly as Self Jude Rowley as Self - Guest Nadhim Zahawi as Self Chi Onwurah as Self - Labour Ruth Reed as Self Chris Phillips as Self Mike Smithson as Self - Editor, PoliticalBetting.com Austin Stack as Self - Independent Victims and.Survivors Coalition Nick Bryant as Self - Reporter David Torrance as Self - Author, 'Nicola Sturgeon: A Political Life' Giacomo Persi Paoli as Self - RAND Corporation Deborah Mattinson as Self - Founder, BritainThinks Steven Seagal as Self John Cleese as Self David Attenborough as Self Claire Bloom as Self - Interviewee Elton John as Self Lisa McGee as Self - Creator, Derry Girls as Self David Byrne as Self Adam Pearson as Self - Actor Frank Spotnitz as Self - CEO, Big Light Productions as Self - Director, One Day in the Life of Television Kayleigh McEnany as Self Suzanne Mackie as Self - Creative Director, Left Bank Pictures John Kerry as Self Kate Mosse as Self Soraya Mafi as Self - Singer Ella Whelan as Self - Columnist, Spiked as Self Carl Bildt as Self Peter Hooton as Self James Delingpole as Self Stefanie Bolzen as Self Paris Lees as Self Mark Bright as Self Richard Cowles as Self - ITV Studios Ali Catterall as Self - Television and Film Journalist Marverine Cole as Self - TV Journalist Tony Vaccaro as Self - Photographer Jane Dupree as Self - Teacher Iain Martin as Self Geoff Bullen as Self - Theatre Director as Self - Interviewee Iain MacWhirter as Self - Political Commentator, The Sunday Herald Wendy Cutler as Self Anthony Rose as Self - Former Head of BBC iPlayer Helen King as Self - Assistant Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, 2014-2016 Mohammed Amin as Self Tom Slater as Self - Deputy Editor, Spiked Dan McGolpin as Self - Controller of Programming, BBC Hannah Skeates as Self - Diary contributor (Aged 14 in 1988) Alan Smith as Self Ben McOwen Wilson as Self - Regional Director, YouTube EMEA Laura Perrins as Self Jeremy Wright as Self - Culture Secretary Felicity Jones as Self - Actress Lupita Nyong'o as Self - Actress Chiwetel Ejiofor as Self - Actor Tim Bevan as Self - Working Title Films Kevin Maguire as Self Anthony Scaramucci as Self Pandora Blake as Self - Privacy Campaigner Amanda Nevill as Self - CEO of the British Film Institute Manisha Ganguly as Reporter Polly Mackenzie as Self - Former Special Advisor to Ed Davey Douglas Murray as Self - Author, The Madness of Crowds Paddy McAloon as Self Sienna Rodgers as Self - Labour List Lucy Harris as Self - Brexit Party MEP Clive Lewis as Self - Labour Leadership Candidate Melanie Onn as Self - Labour as Self - Comedian Frank Cottrell Boyce as Self - Novelist and Screenwriter as Self Trisha Goddard as Self - TV Presenter Salma Shah as Self - Government Special Adviser, 2014-2019 Dane Baptiste as Self - Comedian Shazia Mirza as Self - Comedian Susie Green as Self - CEO, Mermaids Margaret Keenan as Self May Parsons as Self Ali Capper as Self - National Farmers Union Mark Price as Self Keira Bell as Self Tim Colbourn as Self Liz Hoggard as Self Melissa Harrison as Self - Novelist and Nature Writer Vladimir Putin as Self - President of Russia Joe Biden as Self Sanjeev Kohli as Self Malala Yousafzai as Self Jessica Swale as Self as Self - DCMS Select Committee Member Andrew Morton as Self - Princess Diana's Biographer Dorothy Byrne as Self - Editor-at-Large, Channel 4 Sally Bedell Smith as Self - Diana Biographer Tim Davie as Self - Director General, BBC Sander van der Linden as Self Mark Killick as Self - Former Panorama Producer Pat Younge as Self - BBC Executive, 1994-1999 Emily Bell as Self - Columbia University School of Journalism Richard Ayre as Self - BBC Trust, 2010-2016 Imran Ahmed as Self Damian Collins as Self - Chair, Culture Media & Sport Committee, 2016-2019 as Self Lewis Goodall as Self - Policy Editor Richard Bacon as Self Kate Fall as Self Ryan Hass as Self Francine Stock as Self - Reporter Sarah Montague as Occasional Presenter Sarah Spiller as Self - Reporter Rupert Segar as Self - Reporter Essa Zahir as Self - playing surveillance suspect Janet Trewin as Self - Reporter Peter Kellner as Self - Reporter David Schneider as Self Charles Denton as Self
Release	30 Jan 1980
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