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Suggs, musician, on Whitstable, East Berlin and spending a weekend in Liverpool

In his own words: 'When I see a young patient with a heart attack, one of the first things I think of is cocaine'

In his own words: 'I talk to them like adults. It's one of the reasons schools invite me in'

In his own words: 'We need to manage the people who use them and help the people who misuse them, not criminalise either of them'

In her own words: 'The dogs are trained on heroin but to them it's just a smell'

What do pop stars get up to when they're off duty? Try metal detecting, collecting vintage porn and catching trout

Or perhaps we're more of a salad bowl? Melting pot is always the preferred metaphor for multi-cultural Britain, but just how much 'melting' is going on?

Margo Stilley, actress

Iggy Pop, wild man of punk and famous for his stage-diving antics, answers the door to his ramshackle 1920's clapboard house in the Little Haiti district of Miami dressed the part. He's wearing tight jeans, black suede shoes and a waistcoat over his sinewy torso. His dirty-blond hair frames his hang-dog face and his surprisingly piercing blue eyes hit me immediately as he shakes my hand and welcomes me in.

Raymond Blanc, restauranteur

Bradley Wiggins, cyclist

Torah Bright, professional snowboarder