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To mark twenty-five years of British Esquire, we recall twenty-five men who have shaped the country in the years we first went to print. Here, Tim Lewis on the paralysing presence of quadruple Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah

Peter Bradshaw lambasts the "cerebral heir of MTV Unplugged"

After his children tried to fix him up on a play date, journalist Tim Lewis wondered where so many middle-aged men go wrong

Esquire's editor-at-large fully embraces his inner Germanophile

"Hey! Yeah, you! You sure you want to watch this?"

How did a tiny nation manage to produce the most vibrant young players in the world?

Looking back on the rise and fall - and rise again - of Wimbledon's greatest ever champion

Brothers Sam & Eddie Hart revolutionised eating out with the tiny, no-reservations, Michelin-starred tapas restaurants, Barrafina

As the star of HBO’s The Wire and The Affair, Dominic West made his name playing conflicted Americans battling their demons and struggling to find their places in the world. And cheating on their women. In real life, he’s a self-deprecating father of four from outside Sheffield, and among his chief preoccupations is how to preserve the 800-year-old Irish castle inherited by his wife

The true story of how the hamburger become 2013's foodie phenomenon

American football has never been more successful - or dangerous

Podcasts have conquered the world, with revenue expected to top $1 billion by 2021. Here's the story behind the format's meteoric rise