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Interview of the Week
October - NovemberÌý2007
30th November 2007 - Conrad Black
Conrad Black Former press baron Conrad Black protests his innocence and vows to return following his conviction for fraud in a US court.

23rdÌýNovember 2007 - Des Browne
Des Browne The Defence Secretary Des Browne defends criticisms over military spending from former chief of staffÌýLord Boyce.

17th November - General Pervez Musharraf
General Pervez Musharraf President Musharraf gives a rare interview on the continuing state of emergency and the threat of extremism in Pakistan.

6th November - Mervyn King
Mervyn King The Governor of the Bank of England revealsÌýhis thinking at the time of the Northern Rock crisis.

29th October 2007 - James Baker
James Baker James Baker, former Secretary of State for George Bush sr., gives his thoughts on the growing tension with Iran.

23rd October 2007 - Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor
Cardinal Cormack Murphy O’Connor England's most senior Catholic outlines the church's more pragmatic approach to the abolition of abortion.

19th October 2007Ìý- Michael Grade
Michael Grade The ITV executive chairman Michael Grade responds to allegations of fraud over the phone-in scandal.

9th October 2007 - Adam Crozier
Adam Crozier Adam Crozier, Chief Executive of Royal Mail , speaks out against the strikes crippling the postal service.

5th OctoberÌý2007 - Bill Clinton
Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, talks about philanthropy, his wife's run for the presidency and his new book.

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