Original title
HARDtalk
Released
4/1/1997
Origin country
GB
Genre
Talk
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
29
Number of episodes
287
In-depth interviews with hard-hitting questions and sensitive topics being covered as famous personalities from all walks of life talk about the highs and lows in their lives.
'Titanic' Directed by James Cameron (1997) Oscars special for BBC World - filmed Los Angeles March 1998 Interviews with Gloria Stuart - Old Rose and Jon Landau - Producer Full Monty (1997) Interviews with Tom Wilkinson - Gerald
As the people of Iraq contemplate a future without the rule of Saddam Hussein, Sergio Vieira de Mello tells Tim Sebastian that the need for the protection of human rights is more vital than ever.
Stephen Sackur talks to one of America's most celebrated reporters, Carl Bernstein. Is investigative political journalism a thing of the past?
Stephen sits down with Vandana Shiva and discuss issues about India, for example globalization and farmers in debt committing suicides.
Yvo de Boer is the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and is the UN official responsible for facilitating talks on the launch of a comprehensive package on a future climate change agreement at Bali in December 2007. A veteran diplomat involved in the Kyoto negotiations, de Boer offers his views on the G8 summit in Heiligendamm and the participation of the U.S., India and China in a future climate regime.
American Presidents have long been criticised for being too in thrall to the Jewish lobby. So what happens if American Jews fall out of love with Israel?
Jeanette Winterson was a twenty-something literary sensation back in the 1980s. Her first book, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, a raw, taboo-busting semi-autobiographical novel about being adopted, being abused, and being a lesbian. In the years afterwards, the author railed against those who would ask her - how much of it is true, how much of it really happened? But now Jeanette Winterson appears to have answered her own question. She's just published her memoir. And the truth, she writes, is even more painful.
HARDtalk's guest in London is New Zealand's Prime Minister, John Key. His first term in office has been a baptism of fire. First came a prolonged economic slowdown, and in recent months his government has dealt with a string of disasters, including a mining accident and a devastating earthquake in Christchurch.
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