Greta Thunberg (Interview: Simon Hattenstone/Photo: Marcus Ohlsson)

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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,

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After a fallow year in 2018

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becoming the first locomotive to reach 100mph in 1934 and the longest nonstop run by a steam locomotive

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Laura Barton and I had interviewed and photographed Wayne Coyne earlier in the day for a feature in G2 and so we were invited on stage for the show later that evening

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but this image is an uplifting memory from that heartbreaking summer

It's always jammed full of people marching through the archway and is a great place to shoot to show the scale to the whole thing

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