At a Guardian Live event in London, the Guardian’s cycling supremo William Fotheringham meets one of the most decorated men in British cycling, David Millar, to discuss his career and the pumped-up world of competitive cycling. Contains strong language.

At a Guardian Live event in London, the Guardian’s cycling supremo William Fotheringham meets one of the most decorated men in British cycling, David Millar, to discuss his career and the pumped-up world of competitive cycling. Contains strong language.

At a Guardian Live event in London, an expert panel debate whether the UK should launch air strikes in Syria. With Russia and the US both engaged in military action, should the UK government follow suit? If so, how would this affect the refugee crisis?

At a Guardian Live event in London, an expert panel debate whether the UK should launch air strikes in Syria. With Russia and the US both engaged in military action, should the UK government follow suit? If so, how would this affect the refugee crisis?

In July, after travelling for 3bn miles and nine and a half years, Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft flew past Pluto, giving us our first ever glimpse of the dwarf planet. What else is in store during this exciting year of space exploration?

In July, after travelling for 3bn miles and nine and a half years, Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft flew past Pluto, giving us our first ever glimpse of the dwarf planet. What else is in store during this exciting year of space exploration?

Novelist Will Self in conversation with political philosopher John Gray on the religious, philosophical and fantastical traditions that question the very idea of human freedom.

Alan Rusbridger, then editor-in-chief of the Guardian, speaks about the nature of press freedom. From the paper’s decision to publish documents leaked by Edward Snowden, to the issues of wire-tapping, surveillance, data retention and the possible prosecution of journalists under security laws, Rusbridger addresses the vital questions about public interest, consent, the role of parliaments, legality, privacy, oversight and the integrity of the web itself.

Economics writer Larry Elliott and an expert panel discuss the implications of TTIP, asking whether it will boost global prosperity by billions of pounds every year – or just make big business ever more influential and unaccountable.

Economics writer Larry Elliott and an expert panel discuss the implications of TTIP, asking whether it will boost global prosperity by billions of pounds every year – or just make big business ever more influential and unaccountable.