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# Hay Festival 2011 programme: Saturday, June 4
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## Hay Festival 2011 listings in full for forums taking place on Saturday,
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June 4.
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![Hay Festival 2011: schedule for Saturday, June 4][1]
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7:10AM BST 09 Apr 2011
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[Comments][2]
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**[Reserve your place online][3] or book via the box office on 01497 822 629
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for the Telegraph [Hay Festival][4]**
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**9am: Women in Journalism (editor's choice)**
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With: Anne Robinson, Rosie Boycott, [**Gaby Wood **][5]and Kitty Corrigan.
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New research shows the media is getting more male, even in the areas of
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features and lifestyle. Why? How?
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## Related Articles
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* [Hay Festival 2011 programme: Thursday, May 26][6]
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09 Apr 2011
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* [Hay Festival 2011 programme: Friday, May 27][7]
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09 Apr 2011
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* [Hay Festival 2011 programme: Saturday, May 28][8]
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09 Apr 2011
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* [Hay Festival 2011 programme: Sunday, May 29][9]
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09 Apr 2011
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* [Hay Festival 2011 programme: Monday, May 30][10]
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09 Apr 2011
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* [Hay Festival 2011 programme: Tuesday, May 31][11]
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09 Apr 2011
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £8 _
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**9am: New History of Wales 4: Global Nation **
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Isolated provincials or a global people? Where is Wales in the world?
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_Oxfam Stage, £5 _
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**9am: The Beautiful and the Damned**
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With: Siddhartha Deb
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A panoramic portrait of the new India from its least advantaged countryside to
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its high-tech tiger economy.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £4 _
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**9am: The First Novel**
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With: Clare Jacob, Ceri Radford and Amy Sackville, chaired by Peter Florence
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The challenge of starting out met in three ways: Jacob's Ophelia in Pieces
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charts the fall and rise of a young lawyer; Radford (who attended the
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Festival's Beacons Project when she was at school) conjures a comic gem of a
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life-crisis in A Surrey State of Affairs; Sackville's award-winning The Still
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Point is an intriguing family story set across a hundred years.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £4 _
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**9am: In The Bend Of The River**
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With: Robert MacCurrach, chaired by Paul Blezard.
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A personal view of the Danube province of Vojvodina in northern Serbia.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £4_
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**9am: Adam Stower** (3 - 5 years)
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_The Hexagon, £3 _
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**10am: Eoin Colfer **(9+ years)
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Join this utterly brilliant writer in an adrenaline-fuelled expose of his
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teenage criminal mastermind.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £4 _
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**10am: Liberty's Exiles**
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With: Maya Jasanoff, chaired by writer and critic Michael Prodger
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Extraordinary tales of the defeated individuals who left America after the
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British departed in 1783 to seek refuge elsewhere in the British Empire.
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_Oxfam Stage, £6 _
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**10am:_ _Discovery **
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With: Rolf Heuer, chaired by Jon Snow
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The Large Hadron Collider is now running at CERN in Geneva, the world's
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greatest collaborative science project, and its most exciting. The Director
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General discusses what might be discovered and what's at stake.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £7 _
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**10am: Cerys Matthews **(5+ years)
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_Sky Arts Studio, £7_
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**10am: The Dragon and the Crescent**
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With: Grahame Davies, chaired by Merryl Wyn Davies
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Nine centuries of contact between Wales and Islam. Chaired by the Director of
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the Muslim Institute.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £5 _
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**10am: David Roberts** (5 - 7 years)
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Bertie is particularly dirty; he's also pretty infamous now (thanks to his
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terrifically smelly trumps!). Join his oh-so-clean creator for comic chaos and
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giggles.
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_Starlight stage, £4 _
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**10am: Scritture Giovani 2011**
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With: Paolo Piccirillo, Kallia Papadaki, Anna Lewis and Susanne Heinrich,
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chaired by Daniel Hahn, Chair of the BCLT
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Young writers from Italy, Greece, Wales and Germany discuss their stories
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commissioned on the theme of 'Names'.
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_The Moot, free but ticketed _
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**11.30am: Alfred Brendel talks to Nicola Heywood Thomas**
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The pianist and poet discusses his life and work.
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_The Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £9 _
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**11.30am: Cables From Kabul (editor's choice)**
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With: Sherard Cowper Coles. Chaired by Anne Robinson.
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Britain's Afghan Envoy and special representative for Pakistan 2007-10 argues
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for constructive engagement in the pursuit of conflict resolution.
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_Oxfam Stage, £9 _
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**11.30am: Nocturne: A Journey in Search of Moonlight**
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With: James Attlee
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Moonlight and its meanings, from the kitsch to the sublime - in the modern
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world, the ancient world, in art, books, music and in science.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £7 _
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**11.30am: Early Edition 1**
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Marcus Brigstocke, Carrie Quinlan and Andre Vincent
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The satirists rip up the weekend papers.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £7 _
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**11.30am: Diary of a Dog Walker**
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With: Ed Stourton
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The journalist considers his Time Spent Following a Lead - and the
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conversations, engagements and digressions that he and his best friend
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encounter.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £7 _
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**11.30am: Johnny O'Brien **(9+years)
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Jack Christie is back in The Day of Deliverance, but can he foil the plot to
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assassinate Elizabeth I? Travel back in time and for the ultimate espionage
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challenge. Have you got what it takes?
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_Starlight Stage, £4 _
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**11.30am: Tracey Corderoy **(3 - 5 years)
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Dylan the Duckling and the Little White Owl each have adventurous spirits.
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Pull up a cushion and hear all about their travels.
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_The Hexagon, £3 _
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**11.30am: Fictions: Survival**
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With: Deborah Kay Davies and Tahmina Anam, chaired by Ariane Koek
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True Things About Me is a novel about a woman, about risk and sex and
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survival. The Good Muslim is a family love story set in Bangladesh and
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explores the challenges of peace in the long shadow of war.
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_Summer House, £4 _
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**1pm: The London Library Platform: The Popes**
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With: John Julius Norwich
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The historian surveys the rich and controversial history of the papacy from St
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Peter to Benedict XVI today.
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_Oxfam Stage, £8 _
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**1pm: Vanessa Redgrave talks to Philippe Sands (editor's choice)**
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A conversation with the actress and campaigner.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £10 _
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**1pm: Garth Nix and Sean Williams** (9+ years)
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Join two bestselling writers (Nix with Sabriel and The Keys to the Kingdom,
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Williams with The Fixers and Star Wars: Force Heretic) as they introduce their
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brand new supernatural series. A rare treat.
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Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £4
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**1pm: How To Avoid Getting Killed In A War Zone**
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With: Rosie Garthwaite and Marc DuBois, chaired by Jim Naughtie
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The frontline journalist reviews best practice with the Medecins Sans
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Frontieres Director in her Essential Survival Guide for Dangerous Places.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £7 _
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**1pm: Fictions: Then and Now**
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Stella Tillyard and Andrew Miller, chaired by Rosie Boycott
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The historian's first fiction Tides of War is an epic, panoramic novel about
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love and war, set in Regency England and Spain during the Peninsular War;
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Miller's Pure is set in 1785, as a young engineer is charged with demolishing
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Paris' oldest cemetery.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £5 _
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**1pm: Ian Whybrow **(5 - 7 years)
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Delve into the bucketful of stories, to hear more adventures from one of
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Britain's best-loved picture book authors. With songs and games galore, it's
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going to be raaah-tastic!
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_Starlight Stage, £4 _
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**1pm: Tracey Corderoy **(3 - 5 years)
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The Grunt and the Grouch are two of the most disgusting and badly-behaved
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trolls in the world - and the most fun! Come and discover a world of no baths,
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bogies and burps. It's time to bring out your inner-troll!
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_The Hexagon, £3 _
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**1pm: A Brief History of Welsh Rhyme**
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With: Tom Anderson and Eurig Salisbury
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The travel writer and the poet discuss the legacy of Welsh rhyme and its
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influence today.
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_Summer House, £4 _
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**2.30pm: God Collar**
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With: Marcus Brigstocke, chaired by Peter Florence
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A special preview of the comedian's book questioning atheism, faith and the
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meaning of life.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £7 _
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**2.30pm: Two Jews... (editor's choice)**
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With: Simon Schama and Simon Sebag Montefiore.
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The two historians from very different backgrounds reflect on their identities
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and their experiences of being Jewish.
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_Oxfam Stage, £7 _
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**2.30pm: Brave New Worlds**
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With: Mansoura Ez Eldin, Kamel Riahi and Youseff Rakha talk to Ariane Koek
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Three of the extraordinary writers from Egypt and Tunisia who are part of the
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Beirut39 project discuss their work and their countries' revolutions.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _
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**2.30pm: Cambridge Series 17: History, Memory and Ideas About the Past**
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With: Rosamond McKitterick
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The historian mines the cultural memory of the Dark Ages and shows how
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medieval ideas about the state echo down the ages.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £5 _
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**2.30pm: Jason Wallace, Jim Carrington and Irfan Master** (Teens)
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Three coming-of-age fictions, three continents, three striking new voices that
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need to be heard.
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_Starlight Stage, £4 _
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**2.30pm: Jon Blake and David Roberts** (9+ years)
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All aboard SS Bounty (yes that's right, it's a School Ship!) for swashbuckling
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adventures and tall-ship tales with this writer and illustrator team.
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_The Hexagon, £3 _
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**4pm: The Book of Books: The Radical Impact of the King James Bible,
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1611-2011 (editor's choice)**
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With: Melvyn Bragg.
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This became the Bible of wars, of politics, of struggles for democracy and
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freedoms. It defined attitudes to modern science, education and sex. Sponsored
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by Hay Wholefoods & Delicatessen
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £7 _
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**4pm: A World on Fire**
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With: Amanda Foreman, chaired by Philip Bobbitt
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The historian looks at the American civil war and the role of the Britons
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caught up on both sides of the conflict.
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_Oxfam Stage, £7 _
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**4pm: Wartime Lies**
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With: Louis Begley, chaired by Philippe Sands
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The novelist and screenwriter discusses his work, including About Schmidt and
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the Holocaust classic Wartime Lies.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £7 _
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**4pm: The Immortalization Commission**
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With: John Gray
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The great and terrible implication of Darwin's ideas was that natural
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selection made humans into animals like any other, doomed one day to disappear
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from the face of an uncaring Earth. The refusal to follow this logic and to
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insist instead on our immortality resulted in a series of experiments that
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carry on to the present day, some of which ravaged whole countries and some of
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which generated more private forms of pain.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £7 _
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**4pm: It's All True**
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With: Sofi Oksanen and Sonia Faleiro, chaired by Rosie Boycott
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Purge is a hauntingly intimate portrait of one family's shame against a
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backdrop of European war. Beautiful Thing, one of the most original works of
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non-fiction from India in years, is a vivid and intimate portrait of one
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reporter's journey into the dark, pulsating and ultimately damaged soul of
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Bombay.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £5 _
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**4pm: Lucy Christopher and Gill Lewis **(9+ years)
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Two breathtaking wildlife tales to discover and treasure.
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_Starlight Stage, £4 _
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**5.30pm: The Rotblat Lecture 2011:The Age of Deception - Nuclear Diplomacy in
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Treacherous Times**
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With: Mohamed ElBaradei, chaired by Jon Snow
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The Egyptian Nobel Laureate and Presidential candidate describes his work as
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the lead UN weapons inspector in Iraq. Beamed in live from Cairo.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £10 _
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**5.30: The Finkler Question (editor's choice)**
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With: Howard Jacobson. Chaired by Peter Florence.
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Booker winner on his comic masterpiece.
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_Oxfam Stage, £9 _
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**5.30pm: All About Love**
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Lisa Appignanesi, chaired by Hanif Kureishi
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The writer tangles with the paradoxes of love through the span of our lives -
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from rapturous love to love in 'marriage', in the family and in friendship.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £7 _
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**5.30pm: The Inner Life of Empires**
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With: Emma Rothschild, chaired by Sarfraz Manzoor
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Tracing the lives of a single Scottish family whose eleven siblings roamed the
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globe to seek their fortunes, the historian explores the great elements of the
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C18th world: empire, politics, slavery, warfare and Enlightenment thought and
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sensibility.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £6 _
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**5.30pm: Nature's Patterns **
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With: Philip Ball
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Scientists have found that there is a patternforming tendency inherent in the
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basic structure and processes of nature, so that from a few simple themes, and
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the repetition of simple rules, endless beautiful variations can arise.
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_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £6 _
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**5.30pm: Peter Cox and Keren David **(12+ years)
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These two compelling writers know how to deliver their thrillers ice-cold.
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Join them as they talk flawed heroes, plot twists and danger.
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_Starlight stage, £4 _
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**7pm: Philip Pullman talks to Rosie Boycott (editor's choice)**
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The novelist discusses his latest book The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel
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Christ.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £10 _
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**7pm: A Long Lunch - My Stories And I'm Sticking To Them**
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The humorist and political analyst sketches some parliamentary and media gems
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from his trove of forty years on Fleet Street.
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_Oxfam Stage, £8 _
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**7pm: Coriolanus (editor's choice)**
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With: Ralph Fiennes, chaired by Francine Stock
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The actor and director on his modern war-zone film of Shakespeare's play.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £14 _
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**7pm: The Perfect Nazi**
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With: Martin Davidson, chaired by Simon Schama
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The historian's investigation: Uncovering My SS Grandfather's Secret Past And
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How Hitler Seduced A Generation.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £6 _
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**7pm: Fictions: Great American Novels**
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With: David Vann and David Bezmozgis, chaired by Jon Gower
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Two of America's brightest and best: Vann's Alaskan novel Caribou Island is a
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beautiful portrait of marriage and dreams. Bezmozgis' The Free World is a
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tragic and comic tale of passage from Communist Russia to the West.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £5 _
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**7pm: The Lapidus Conversation**
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With: Gwyneth Lewis, chaired by Raymond Tallis
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The poet reads her works and discusses creative writing and mental health.
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_Summer House, Free but ticketed _
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**8pm: Bandemonium Ceilidh**
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Dancing shoes, please, for a joyful family evening of reeling with the
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22-piece Herefordshire party band. No experience needed.
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_Hay Community Centre, £5 _
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**8.30: Hay Festival and The Tricycle Theatre, London present: Torture Team**
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With: Vanessa Redgrave, Ralph Fiennes, Jay Sanders, Philippe Sands, Damian
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Lewis and Gillian Anderson
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An inquiry into the interrogation techniques used by the American
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administration and military in Guantanamo and beyond. When do lawyers who
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authorise abuse cross a line into criminality? Directed by Indhu Rubasingham.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £15 _
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**8.30pm: Super Sad True Love Story (editor's choice)**
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With: Gary Shteyngart. Chaired by [**Gaby Wood**][5].
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A comic love story masterpiece set in a catastrophically fallen USA, from the
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author of Absurdistan. Magic.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £5 _
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**8.30pm: The Royal Society Lecture 5: Ballet Rambert**
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With: Nicky Clayton & Mark Baldwin
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The scientific advisor to the ballet company and its artistic director discuss
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the cross-currents between choreography and cognition.
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_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _
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**8.30pm: What Makes Civilization?**
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With: David Wengrow
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The archaeologist relates the 'birth of civilization' in ancient Egypt and
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Mesopotamia (today's Iraq) to other more recent attempts at reshaping the
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world order to an ideal image.
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_Elmley Foundation Theater, £5 _
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**9.45pm:_ _Life in a Day - Screening**
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With: Kevin MacDonald, chaired by Francine Stock
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The director introduces his astounding documentary film about a single day on
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earth, edited from the thousands of videos uploaded to YouTube on 24 July
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2010.
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_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £5 _
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**10pm: Shappi Khorsandi**
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The brilliant Anglo-Iranian stand-up in her brand new show. She's feisty,
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flirty and effortlessly funny, and she handles every subject with a razor
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sharp wit, softened only by her deliciously dizzy delivery and endless charm.
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'Britain's best young female comic by any yardstick' - The Guardian.
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_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £8 _
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**10pm: The Portico Quartet**
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The London band with their distinctive sound driven by use of the hang
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percussion instrument are the rising superstars of British jazz and world
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music. They play music from their albums Knee-Deep In The North Sea and Isla.
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_Oxfam Stage, £10 _
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With: Paul Blezard MCs
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Roll up! All readings are (rigorously) 5 minutes long.
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## [Hay Festival][4]
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