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      • A photo of Booker Prizer winner, and writer, Bernardine Evaristo in front of a blue backround.
        4:20

        Book Club with Bernardine Evaristo: Mr Loverman

      • The Monty Python veteran Michael Palin introduces the much-anticipated fourth volume of his celebrated diaries. In this latest addition to his diaries, Palin revisits the years 1999 to 2009 and takes us backstage on the most productive and reflective decade of his life. Hosted by Miranda SawyerProduced by Ruth White and Anna Chesters for Guardian Live.
        5:57

        In conversation with Michael Palin: Live in London

      • Johnny Marr joined Guardian writer John Harris to reflect on a remarkable career and the guitars that have inspired him to celebrate the publication of his book, Marr's Guitars.First launching his career as the guitarist and founding member of The Smiths, Johnny Marr redefined music for a generation with his distinctive songwriting. His innovations elevated The Smiths to be one of the most influential British bands of all time, and he has since worked with an impressive roster of groups including the Pretenders, Pet Shop Boys, Blondie and the Cribs, amongst many others, released four solo albums, and contributed to film soundtracks with Hans Zimmer.Hosted by John HarrisProduced by Tanya Anastasiadis and Anna Chesters for Guardian Live.Please note this event has passed and the interactive elements of this recording will not work.
        5:01

        An evening with Johnny Marr

      • Gary Younge, the former Guardian journalist, joined Nesrine Malik for a wide-ranging conversation about his frontline view of big political moments, from his memories of getting drunk with Maya Angelou in her limousine to discussing politics with Stormzy.Reflecting on three decades of his remarkable career as a journalist, Dispatches from the Diaspora is a powerful collection of his writings on race, racism, and Black life and death.Hosted by Nesrine Malik, Guardian columnistProduced by Tanya Anastasiadis and Ginny Hooker for Guardian LivePlease note this event has passed and the interactive elements of this recording will not work.
        8:19

        Gary Younge: Dispatches from the Diaspora

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        • Composite image of Zahra Joya wearing a yellow headscarf, Sandi Toksvig wearing a multicoloured scarf, Elif Shafak wearing a navy blue shirt, and Emma Graham-Harrison in a black v-neck with a chunky chain necklace, on top of a pale pink background

          The Silencing of Women, with Sandi Toksvig, Elif Shafak and Zahra Joya

        • Wes Streeting MP wearing a black suit with a blue grey shirt and a red tie, on his right is Pippa Crerar, she has curled black hair and is wearing tortoiseshell glasses, gold earrings, and a black long sleeve top

          Wes Streeting in conversation with Pippa Crerar

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            Fit for ever: An evening with Phil Daoust, Chris Van Tulleken and Nahid de Belgeonne

          • Three individuals are shown side by side: Marina Hyde who has blonde hair and is in a colorful patterned blouse on the left, John Crace in a suit and tie in the center, and Pippa Crerar who has dark-hair and is wearing a white blouse on the right

            A year in Westminster: John Crace, Marina Hyde and Pippa Crerar

          • Michael Palin, English comedian, actor, writer and television presenter, Photographed in London, England, United Kingdom.

            In conversation with Michael Palin: Live in London and online

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