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Sheila Hancock on the importance of the arts
In conversation with Francine Stock about her debut novel Miss Carter's War.
  1. Sheila Hancock on the importance of the arts
    01:39
    Sheila Hancock on the importance of the arts
  2. Anne Enright: It's nice to come home to a country I recognise
    03:22
    Anne Enright: It's nice to come home to a country I recognise
  3. Sandi Toksvig on the need for equal representation for women
    06:34
    Sandi Toksvig on the need for equal representation for women
  4. John Boyne: The first review called it a novel of blush-making vulgarity
    01:07
    John Boyne: The first review called it a novel of blush-making vulgarity
  5. Neil Gaiman's dark secret: A biography of Duran Duran
    01:39
    Neil Gaiman's dark secret: A biography of Duran Duran
  6. James Rhodes on the first time he met Stephen Fry
    02:34
    James Rhodes on the first time he met Stephen Fry
  7. James Rhodes' guide to love
    05:43
    James Rhodes' guide to love
  8. William Banks-Blaney on Elizabeth Taylor at Studio 54
    00:53
    William Banks-Blaney on Elizabeth Taylor at Studio 54
  9. Neil Gaiman: Why illustrators need to be good readers
    03:27
    Neil Gaiman: Why illustrators need to be good readers
  10. Andrew O'Hagan reads a passage about a firefight in Helmand Province
    04:26
    Andrew O'Hagan reads a passage about a firefight in Helmand Province
  11. Germaine Greer: Lady Macbeth is an emptyhead
    00:43
    Germaine Greer: Lady Macbeth is an emptyhead
  12. Women's liberation: William Banks-Blaney on how Coco Chanel used men's underwear
    00:44
    Women's liberation: William Banks-Blaney on how Coco Chanel used men's underwear
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