Simon Hattenstone is a features writer and interviewer for The Guardian. He is known for his in-depth interviews and has also written books. His work covers a wide range of topics, including sports, human interest stories, and cultural figures.
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By: Simon Hattenstone
The pub is empty when we arrive. âCan you fit us in?â Jess Phillips asks the barman, followed by the familiar smirk. She can't help herself.
By: Simon Hattenstone
Sheâs had death threats, seen her friend and fellow MP murdered, and has just survived a bruising election campaign. So what drives her?
By: Simon Hattenstone
The former golden girl of British athletics speaks to Radio Times magazine.
By: Simon Hattenstone
The England menâs teamâs first foreign manager was blamed for their failure and had his private life splashed across the tabloids. Now, with months to live, heâs got some scores to settle
By: Simon Hattenstone
In this weekendâs magazine: Sven-Göran Eriksson and others with terminal illnesses give Simon Hattenstone their life advice
By: Simon Hattenstone
It's a strange privilege to interview people when they know they are dying. The former England football manager Sven-Göran Eriksson announced in
Leading children's rights and justice organisations have called for the end to child imprisonment in England.
By: Simon Hattenstone
What became very clear in his final months was how much he loved football and how much football loved him back
By: Savannah Ayoade-Greaves, Alex Moshakis, Nicole Jackson, Philippa Perry, Simon Hattenstone
Michael Sheen talks about life back in his home town of Port Talbot and falling in love with a younger woman; from Big Brother to Bake Off, Alison Hammond discusses the highs and lows of celebrity; and Philippa Perry responds to an empty-nester who misses her adult children so much it feels like grief
By: Simon Hattenstone
Heâs the feted star who cracked Hollywood, but it was only when he swapped LA for his home town in Wales that he was able to do his most meaningful work yet
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