成人快手

The Eddie Mair Interview Episodes Episode guide

From fundamentalist Christian to abortion provider

Part One of our debate on abortions in the United States
Eddie reunites an Ebola Survivor with his parents

Will Pooley is a British nurse who became infected with Ebola in Sierra Leone.
Doctors: Is there a good way of breaking bad news?

How can doctors deliver bad news to patients? One consultant shares his experience
Dementia at 47

Dianne talks about being diagnosed with early onset dementia.
Dealing with cancer

Radio 4's Steve Hewlett talks about his experience having been diagnosed with cancer.
Dame Louise Casey on universal credit, extremism, integration and homelessness

Louise Casey reflects on 18 years as a government adviser.
CIA Moscow Veteran: Putin is a consummate liar

John Sipher spoke to Eddie Mair about his life as a spy
Ben Smith runs 401 marathons in 401 days in anti-bullying fundraiser

Ben Smith is running 401 marathons in 401 days, to raise awareness of anti-LGBT bullying
Being a blind fencer

Ruth Tolkien spoke to Eddie Mair about fencing blind against sighted opponents.
Being a blind fencer

Ruth Tolkien spoke to Eddie Mair about fencing blind against sighted opponents.
Asked to move seats...because you're a woman

One woman's story of being asked to move aircraft seats, but not for an upgrade.
An interview with surgeon David Nott

Listen again to the interview with David Nott, first broadcast in December 2014.
Alicia's story in full 'I simply vanished'

Aged 13 Alicia Kozakiewicz was abucted, imprisoned and raped by a man she met online.
A refugee and the cadet who helped rescue her

Diep Quan a Vietnamese refugee, and Graeme Anderson who helped with her rescue in 1978.
A mother's experience of Downs syndrome

Carolyn Quinn speaks to Angie Emrys-Jones whose son has Downs syndrome.
A medieval cure for modern day superbugs

Two scientists may have the answer to antibiotic resistant superbugs.
A doctor's experience in Aleppo

Dr Samer Attar is Chicago based surgeon, who has gone out to work Syria several times.
'Why I kept my wife's body after her death'

Russell Davison explains his family's unusual perspective on death
'Those tweets were from someone lashing out at the world around him'

The Gay Times Editor who was sacked because of comments on social media explains his past
'Six weeks before my son was born we were sent a letter bomb'

Editor of anti-fascist magazine Searchlight has spent his life fighting far-right groups
'People don't want to associate with the chemsex barrister'

In 2015 Henry Hendron's boyfriend Miguel Jimenez died after taking chemsex drugs
'Our ads put doubt in the minds of the guerrillas'

Part Two of ad executive Jose Miguel Sokoloff on how he helped demobilize FARC rebels
'My purpose in life was just playing the piano'

Pianist Antimo Magnotta dreamt of travelling and playing the piano until tragedy struck
'I was just told I had to lose my hair'

What is a "cold cap"? And why does Claire McQuillan want one for her cancer treatment?
'I operated a policy of protecting women around Harvey'

British film producer Alison Owen on her experiences of Harvey Weinstein
'I have been across the whole spectrum of crime and I've paid a price for it'

Former gang member Jermaine Lawlor describes leaving crime to become a youth worker
'I feel angry that families are going through that enormous stress'

Mother of 7/7 victim is campaigning to improve family liaisons after terror attacks
'I couldn鈥檛 carry on firefighting'

A former firefighter on dealing with the trauma of what he has seen on the job
'I couldn't carry on firefighting'

A former firefighter on dealing with the trauma of what he has seen on the job
'History is about the future, politics is about the past'

PM's Catalan referendum expert Sebastian Balfour tells us about his own fascinating life.