Series of profiles of people who are currently making headlines. Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturdays at 7pm.
Sat, 15 Oct 11
Duration:
15 mins
He's long been one of the most powerful figures in government, but few outside Whitehall have heard of him. Chris Bowlby profiles the next Cabinet Secretary Jeremy Heywood.
Sat, 8 Oct 11
Duration:
15 mins
Lord Justice Leveson is leading the public inquiry into the phone hacking scandal, and relationships between politicians, journalists and police officers. Claire Bolderson profiles this son of a psychiatrist from Liverpool, and explores his career from the bar to the bench.
Sat, 1 Oct 11
Duration:
15 mins
Stelios Haji-Ioannou, founder of easyJet, has just set up Fastjet.com to rival his old company. Rosie Goldsmith finds out about the entrepreneurial son of a shipping magnate.
Sat, 24 Sep 11
Duration:
15 mins
Mary Ann Sieghart presents a profile of US investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett.
Sat, 17 Sep 11
Duration:
15 mins
The BBC's Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw looks at the life and career of the new London Metropolitan Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe.
Sat, 10 Sep 11
Duration:
15 mins
Chris Bowlby looks at Texas Governor Rick Perry, one of those vying to become the Republican Party's Presidential candidate.
Sat, 3 Sep 11
Duration:
14 mins
Edward Stourton profiles Vanessa Redgrave, political activist and award-winning actress.
Sat, 27 Aug 11
Duration:
14 mins
Mustafa Abdul Jalil who defected when Justice Minister for the Libyan regime and now heads the rebel National Transitional Council.
Sat, 20 Aug 11
Duration:
14 mins
The Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger is credited with turning around the fortunes of his club and forging a new approach to football management. Known as the 'Professor' and lauded as a genius, he now faces criticism from some of his own loyal fans. Andy Denwood profiles the Frenchman at the heart of English football.
Sat, 13 Aug 11
Duration:
14 mins
After the worst riots in England for a generation, Simon Cox profiles Home Secretary, Theresa May, known for her Thatcheresque work ethic, sense of duty and a passion for shoes.
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