Women's Prize co-founder Kate Mosse discusses the history and future of the Prize, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

Booker Prize winning author Ben Okri discusses his brand new novella Madame Sosostris and the Festival for the Broken-Hearted with Fee Mak.

Chief Historian of Historic Royal Palaces, Tracy Borman sheds light on one of the most powerful and fascinating men of the Tudor period, Thomas Cromwell.

Julia Wheeler speaks to broadcasters Jeremy Vine and Simon Mayo about their recently published books, Murder on Line One and Black Tag.

Iain Dale joins authors Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Richard Evans, from his new book, The Dictators: 64 Dictators, 64 Authors, 64 Warnings from History

Professor Kate Loveman explores Samuel Pepys’ infamous diary, its history, hidden secrets, and impact, 200 years on from its first publication.

Author Mick Herron and screenwriter Ed Docx discuss adapting Slow Horses for TV, exploring creative input, challenges, and inspirations.

Journalists Caroline Wheeler and Nick Wallis discuss their investigations into NHS blood disaster and the Post Office Horizon scandal.

Larry Lamb & Camilla Barnes discuss their paths to publication, from Larry's All Wrapped Up, to Camilla's debut The Usual Desire to Kill

Join journalists from The Guardian, The Times and The Daily Telegraph for breakfast briefings as they review the headlines of the day.