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Ruth speaks to comedian, Matt Forde

Ruth speaks to legendary war correspondent, John Simpson

Ruth speaks to love island star, Dr Alex George

Ruth speaks to cricket broadcasting legend, Jonathan Agnew

Ruth speaks to Watford football club captain, Troy Deeney

Ruth speaks to International Space Station commander, Chris Hadfield

Ruth speaks to the creator of House of Cards, Michael Dobbs

Ruth speaks to film composer David Arnold

Ruth speaks to comedian, David Baddiel

Ruth speaks to author and former armed robber, Linda Calvey - her latest book "The Locksmith" is out March 18th.

Ruth speaks to Sir Anthony Seldon, educator and Prime Ministerial biographer

Ruth speaks to LSE Director, Minouche Shafik

Ruth speaks to former Home Secretary, Amber Rudd

Ruth speaks to robotics expert, Sethu Vijayakumar

Ruth speaks to former cabinet minister and definitely not a spy, Rory Stewart

Ruth speaks to Samantha Power, former US ambassador to the UN and President Biden's nominee to lead USAID

Ruth speaks to Labour MP Jess Phillips

Ruth speaks to Britain's favourite TV Judge, Robert Rinder

Ruth speaks to former Trump spokesperson and Anthony Scaramucci & Professor of US Politics, Scott Lucas

Ruth speaks to the Prime Minister we never had, Alan Johnson

Ruth speaks to former war correspondent Kate Adie

Ruth speaks to QI funnyman, Alan Davies

Ruth speaks to the most capped referee in rugby history, Nigel Owens

Ruth speaks to American's top pollster, Frank Luntz

Ruth speaks to "the lost python", Eddie Izzard

Ruth speaks to Sir Nicholas Soames: member of parliament for 36 years, friend to Prince Charles and grandson to Winston Churchill

Ruth speaks to singer and east London royalty, Paloma Faith

Ruth speaks to pop-star, ex tank driver and unofficial king of Twitter, James Blunt

Ruth speaks to saxophonist and children's TV maestro, YolanDa Brown

Ruth speaks to comedian, actress and mental health campaigner, Ruby Wax

Ruth speaks to comedian and composer, Tim Minchin

Ruth speaks to the queen of Kitchen Discos, Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Hi An Inconvenient Ruth fans LBC have a new podcast we think you’ll enjoy - Hosted by legendary reporter John Sweeney, Hunting Ghislaine is a 6 part series about Ghislaine Maxwell, the daughter of a disgraced billionaire and the former partner of a super-rich paedophile who killed himself while awaiting trial for sex trafficking. After hiding for almost a year, she now finds herself facing multiple charges for helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually exploit and abuse under-age women which could lead to her spending the rest of her life in jail. In this new podcast series, Hunting Ghislaine, reporter John Sweeney investigates a fairy story which happens the wrong way round, of how a princess ends up accused of being the monster and no-one at all ends up happily ever after. First Episode available 19th November. Listen on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts

Ruth speaks to Sir Michael Parkinson

Hi, An Inconvenient Ruth listener, We’ve got another brand new podcast we think you’ll enjoy. ‘I’ve Been Thinking’ is a new weekly show hosted by Peter Frankopan. As well as being a best-selling author (Silk Roads), Professor of Global History and Oxford and voted as one of the World’s Top 50 Thinkers, Peter uses this podcast to speak with some incredible guests looking at topics from around the world that help understand and explain the past, present and future. Guests include former Director of the FBI James Comey and Chinese artist & activist Ai Weiwei. This is a taster of what you can expect from the show. If you like what you hear please search for I’ve Been Thinking with Peter Frankopan on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts.

Ruth speaks to Lord John Stevens, the man who investigated loyalist spies in Northern Ireland, looked into Princess Diana's death, and led Britain's largest police force for five years.

Ruth speaks to Olympic record holder, Dame Katherine Grainger

Ruth speaks to former Chief Scientific Adviser, Sir Mark Walport

Hi Ruth Davidson fans LBC have a new podcast we think you’ll enjoy - Hosted by Lionel Barber, the former Editor of the Financial Times, What Next? focuses on life after COVID-19 and sees the multi-award-winning journalist and author discover how the world is adapting to the pandemic, what needs to change and, most importantly, what lessons we have learnt that will shape our lives for the future. Each week, Lionel will be speaking to some of the biggest leading influential figures in the health, politics, business, technology, arts and environment world, such as former Prime Minister Tony Blair; Elizabeth Cousens, President and CEO of the United Nations Foundation; ITV’s Chief Executive Dame Carolyn McCall and many more. Follow Lionel on Twitter: @lionelbarber. Listen and subscribe now on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts

Ruth speaks to Dragons' Den hardman, Duncan Bannatyne

Ruth speaks for former Greek Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis

Bake off legend Prue Leith joins Ruth Davidson on 'An Inconvenient Ruth'

Ruth speaks to former Olympian, Kriss Akabusi

Ruth speaks to former Prime Minister Tony Blair

An Inconvenient Ruth returns to LBC with a weekly show & podcast. Listen live on LBC at 9pm on Sundays, or download the podcast.

Ruth speaks to Chelsea and Scotland legend, Pat Nevin

Former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson interviews one of the UK’s top forensic anthropologists, Professor Dame Sue Black. How do you become an expert in death? In this episode, Black explains how working with dead bodies on a daily basis makes her happier and more appreciative of life. From tragic tales of war crimes in Kosovo to cutting edge science leading to successful convictions - with warmth and humour, one of the world’s top experts in dead bodies shares how she’s far more afraid of the living than she is the dead!

With a colourful and varied career, listen to Joan Bakewell as she tells Ruth Davidson of how she was one of the first crews to cross the Berlin Wall in 1989, her affair with Harold Pinter which is the basis for Pinter's 1978 play Betrayal and her work battling ageism and getting people to talk about death.

In this episode, you’ll hear how Piers Morgan always wanted to be a celebrity journalist, his thoughts on being sacked from the Mirror, his meetings with a ‘complex’ and ‘manipulative’ Princess Diana, how he voted in the 2019 General Election, how he communicates with Donald Trump and being diagnosed as a good psychopath.

A tech pioneer who sits on the board of Twitter and set up the Government’s websites - Martha Lane Fox opens up about how Twitter and tech still don’t do enough for women, how the British tech sector will need 'the most forward facing, skilled workforce' post Brexit and the brutal car accident where she almost lost her life. Despite an innovative vision and dogged determination, the path to success for Martha Lane Fox was far from easy