Interview: Ian Hislop
Eleanor Mortimer talks to Ian Hislop, the most sued man in Britain, about the future of satire and political correctness
The big question: Is smoking cool?
In this week's Lifestyle debate, we tackle a (literally) burning issue
Interview with Alan Davies
The impish Jonathan Creek star talks to us about Maths, Qi and Rupert Murdoch, among other things
Colouring Outside the Lines
Rebecca Rosen talks to Shirley Hughes, OBE, the woman who illustrated your childhood
Interview: Leonardo DiCaprio
Josh Williams meets Hollwood's hottest ticket for a chat about Revolutionary Road and his reunion with Kate Winslet.
Cherwell’s fresher glossary: part two
The unmissable second installment of Cherwell's guide to Oxford's need-to-know slang. Like the urban dictionary, but more useful.
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