What to read in November – our 5 top choices
Crime, skullduggery and some of the most affectionate writing you’ll read this year.
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Crime, skullduggery and some of the most affectionate writing you’ll read this year.
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The mischievous actor reveals how she gets daily job offers and believes it’s what you do that matters, not what you say.
The actors talk ageing, James Bond, the powerful message of the film and why author Richard Osman felt nervous about coming on set.
The TV designer on the daily meeting that is the key to living happily with his children and grandchildren.
As the BBC One show returns to our screens, we spoke to series four finalists Stephen and Viv to get all the secrets.
The clothing designer says it’s time to embrace thrift and shares his tips on how we can dress well for less.
The UK’s bestselling contemporary poet talks about finding huge success in later life and why Christmas is her lifeline.
The Call the Midwife star on having a baby on Christmas Day and how she never really wanted to be an actor.
The radio DJ, 74, on leaving the BBC, continuing his PopMaster quizzes and the joy of the daytime party.
DJ and presenter Jo Whiley on how she's still getting home at 4am and why she thinks Monty Don is as cool as Mick Jagger.
Former finalist Debbie McGee reveals what happens behind at the scenes at TV's most glamorous show.
Stop smoking, go for a walk and do puzzles, says the veteran newsreader.
The author and actor talks about her starring role in the Thursday Murder Club film.
Rock and roll's true survivor - Chris Rea on family, fame and what his battle with cancer has taught him.
