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Cheltenham literature festival

July 2024

  • Hay festival.

    Book festivals previously sponsored by Baillie Gifford seek donations

    Partnerships ended over the investment firm’s ties to fossil fuel and Israel, leaving nine book festivals including Hay, Edinburgh and Cheltenham in need of funding

October 2023

  • Renée Zellweger and Hugh Grant in Bridget Jones’s Diary

    Richard Curtis admits regret over weight jokes and lack of diversity in films

    Love Actually and Notting Hill director says jokes calling people chubby ‘aren’t any longer funny’

August 2022

  • Festival-goers enjoy the sun at Hay, which returned as an in-person event in 2022.

    Are literary festivals doomed? Why book events need to change

    After the pandemic, books festivals have to reassess their viability, say new organisers hoping to engage more diverse audiences

October 2021

  • Judging by his expression, he should have thrown that book several hundred pages ago.

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    The 20-page rule: how much time should you give a devastatingly boring book?

    Novelist Mark Billingham advises readers to angrily launch a book across the room after 20 non-gripping pages – but almost 40% of people will keep going right to the end

October 2019

  • Papworth hospital, Cambridgeshire. Dr Samer Nashef (L) performing a heart valve replacement and coronary bypass operation. heart surgery cardiac surgeon operating table

    Heart surgeon and author reveals how he once set fire to patient

    Samer Nashef, author of The Angina Monologues, tells of coronary bypass that didn’t go to plan
  • Fish and chips costing £32.50 at Tom Kerridge's restaurant

    Chef Tom Kerridge says £32.50 fish and chips 'easily justifiable'

    Tom Kerridge tells Cheltenham literature festival his dish uses ‘incredibly expensive’ potatoes
  • Sam Warburton

    Web of fear: Sam Warburton tells of his arachnophobia

    Ex-Wales captain tells Cheltenham literature festival he could never go on I’m A Celebrity

October 2018

  • Richard Curtis

    Richard Curtis: 'I regret not writing about love's trickier side'

  • Sir Nicholas Hytner

    Brexit is black cloud for UK arts, says former National Theatre boss

  • Jo Brand on Have I Got News for You

    Women avoid transgender debate for fear of reaction, says Jo Brand

  • William Shakespeare in his study.

    Antony Sher: was Shakespeare a misogynist?

  • Spy agencies are worst at learning from past, say experts

  • V&A director defends rising exhibition prices

  • Gary Barlow opens up about his weight issues and daughter’s death

  • Mr Darcy’s reputation as romantic hero trashed at Cheltenham literature festival

  • ‘So what’ fiction isn't creating passionate readers, says Pat Barker

  • Sebastian Faulks reveals he is working on 'Pinteresque' play

  • Kate Atkinson calls authors reviewing their peers a 'callous art'

  • David Attenborough: nature TV is a salve in worrying times

  • Robert Peston: BBC not impartial during EU referendum campaign

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