Greta Thunberg (Interview: Simon Hattenstone/Photo: Marcus Ohlsson)For the first ever cover of the new Saturday Magazine, Greta Thunberg made the ultimate sacrifice for The Guardian. She allowed us to turn her into a human oil spillage. The treacly black stuff was dripping from her hair, down her nose, past her cheeks on to her neck and shoulders. After telling Simon Hattenstone the paint was very difficult to get off he suggested that she sue the Guardian. Yes, she says without smiling. Reflecting on the interview,

He took it on the River Waveney near Bungay Common on the Suffolk coast

JH: ‘“ They need shooting” said a spectator in army uniform

Guardian feature writer Simon Hattenstone interviewed Roger Federer in 2016 ahead of the Wimbledon finals

” Their figures are reflected in the water

Anyway he insisted (this was only a few months before he drove into the front window of SnappySnaps)

ATP World Tour Finals 2009

but the Nevis range is home to some of Scotland’s virtually permanent “snow patches”

GNM Archive limited edition print run available in two sizes

But this picture isn’t just about him – it’s about what his win meant

Tom Jenkins wanted to capture this wider context: the significance of a Somalian immigrant being cheered by his country

While most other photographers took their places on the sidelines of the athletics track at the White City stadium for the 1965 British Games

always hunting something a little different