David Hockney (Interview: Simon Hattenstone/Photo: Ben Quinton)In 2015 David Hockney told Simon Hattenstone why he stopped painting after the death of his assistant and why, despite a 9pm bedtime, he's still a rebel at heart. Looking back at this Weekend cover feature, Simon told us; I fell in love with David Hockney. My strongest memories are the endless fags, his gorgeous lime green cardy, being surrounded by his art, his warmth, and sitting down on a Saturday night with him to eat fish, chips and mushy peas.

It features Johan Cruyff – probably the most feted number 14 in footballing history – ahead of a first round group match versus Sweden at the 1974 World Cup

who lashed home the fourth goal four minutes from time

when McPhee joined the paper

JH: ‘Miss Germaine Greer

Presented on museum-grade C-Type Matt Fine Art paper

“Call it naivety

Though Clay was felled by a sweet left hook by Cooper in the fourth round

Might Stokes’ portrait one day be hung beside them

Elton John is interviewed by many of his famous fans

taken as part of a Covid-19 lock-down project

and his right to rock a dress

known then as Cassius Clay