Jonathan Powell
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
Jonathan Powell was Tony Blair’s Chief of Staff from the moment he entered Downing St to the moment he left.
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Marcus Wareing
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
Marcus Wareing is one of the best and best known chefs in the world.
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Sir Mark Sedwill
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
Sir Mark Sedwill was one of the most powerful people in Britain.
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Dame Karen Pierce
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
Dame Karen Pierce is Britain’s Ambassador to the United States.
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Cheryl Giovannoni
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
In this episode Alistair chats to Cheryl Giovannoni, the Chief Executive of the Girls Day School Trust. In that role she is responsible for 20,000 students and almost 4,000 members of staff across 25 girls schools around the country.
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Sir Alex Younger, Head of MI6
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
Sir Alex Younger is the Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, better known as MI6.
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Commander Will King
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
In this episode Alistair chats with Will King, the Commanding Officer of a Royal Navy warship.
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Cardinal Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
In this episode Alistair chats with Cardinal Vincent Nichols, the Archbishop of Westminster. As the de facto Head of the Catholic church in England and Wales, he is both a leader and a spiritual guide for millions.
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Jens Stoltenberg
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
In this episode Alistair chats with Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of NATO and former Prime Minister of Norway.
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The Introduction
Off the Record with Alistair Bunkall
Off the Record is an interview-based podcast about Leadership, in which the journalist Alistair Bunkall speaks to some of the world's great leaders from politics, sport, military, business and religion.
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Marcus Wareing is one of the best known chefs in the world.
The son of a fruit and veg merchant, his first job at just 18 years old was at The Savoy Hotel no less.
From there he went to Le Gavroche where he worked under the legendary Roux brothers. It was there he also met and formed a friendship with Gordon Ramsay. They later had a very public falling out.
Wareing followed Ramsay to Aubergine and then the pair set up Pétrus - they were formidable, young and at the top of their game. They would later have a very public falling out.
Marcus has won multiple Michelin stars, his first when he was just 25.
He now owns two restaurants in London and has a television career as one of the main judges on Masterchef.