Daniel Bardsley

When Bimini Bon Boulash was approached by Penguin Books with the idea of writing a book, the question didn’t have to be asked twice. Bimini,...

Lauren Groff, the American novelist and short story writer, set her latest book, Matrix, in an abbey during the 12th century. But, speaking at the...

We joined a walking party at Holkham Nature Reserve It is mid-morning at the Holkham National Nature Reserve in north Norfolk and two of the...

Les Misérables, based on Victor Hugo’s magisterial novel of the same name, has been performed in London since 1985, making it the West End’s longest-running...

With a history that stretches back more than seven decades, the Radio 4 programme “Any Questions?” is nothing less than a national institution. It is...

The tale of Cinderella is well known: a pretty but put-upon girl lives in the shadow of her two bullying ugly sisters but, eventually, meets...

The Norwich-based novelist Henry Sutton has published a trilogy of crime novels over the past three years, which is an impressive output by anyone’s standards....

Lord Owen is best known for his time as a frontline politician, when he was foreign secretary and a co-founder of the Social Democratic Party....

The geneticist Professor Steve Jones began his recent talk held as part of the University of East Anglia’s Autumn Literary Festival 2019 by describing himself...

What are the 70s remembered for? Well, flares and disco music are two of the obvious things, but Rip it Up The 70s demonstrated how...