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The Nobel-winning psychologist on behavioural economics, human error and why he doesn’t see himself as a guru
The classicist on why the study of Greece and Rome matters in the Netflix age — and how to beat Boris Johnson in a debate
The incoming Credit Suisse chief on his battles in finance, stress, tabloid troubles — and why Rafael Nadal is his idol
The statistician on the UK government’s ‘number theatre’, the value of lockdown sceptics and the use (and misuse) of statistics
High-flying economist on rethinking the social contract — and how she navigated the ‘sticky door’ syndrome in her career
The venture capitalist on the race to secure the right jabs — and why she is not a beneficiary of ‘chumocracy’
The psychologist on difficult parents, the dangerous seductiveness of the digital — and taking on sexism in academia
The veteran activist on his years as a political prisoner — and joining the fight against the latest coup
As Trump’s coronavirus adviser, the radiologist lent weight to claims that the pandemic response was overplayed. But did he exacerbate the crisis?
Management thinker Manfred Kets de Vries on the secrets of staying grounded at the top
The River Cafe co-founder on adapting in a crisis, changing food culture — and why collaborating is key in a kitchen
The scientist who helped beat Ebola in Nigeria on Africa’s success against Covid-19 — and his trailblazing plans to preempt future pandemics
The former North Korean diplomat on life under the Kims — and how the world should counter the regime
The tech security expert on being fired by Trump — and why we are struggling to keep up with the hackers
The internet investigator on his ‘people’s intelligence agency’, unmasking Navalny’s poisoners — and why he isn’t another Assange
The Australian novelist on his country’s ‘toxic’ approach to climate change, the Murdochs — and the Booker win that saved him from ruin
The comedian on the power of satire — and what the president really thinks of her lip-sync TikTok videos
The barrister on representing the WikiLeaks founder — and the vitriol faced by her client Amber Heard
The exiled Belarus opposition leader on a year of protest — and why she believes Lukashenko’s days in power are numbered
Who called an FT writer a liar — then invited him to lunch? Who sold 1m copies of her debut book? Who is known as the ‘Darth Vader of Wall Street’? Savour the best of this year’s Lunches . . .
Britain’s beloved — and feared — writer on skewering the famous and being threatened by Harold Pinter
The WPP co-founder on his acrimonious exit from the company he built — and whether biggest is always best
The Rubik’s Cube creator on getting rich in cold war-era Hungary and the nature of invention
The Egyptian novelist and activist on taking on the military government and why she resigned from the British Museum
The chief executive on comfort food in a crisis — and why he eats at his own chain twice a day
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