麻豆约拍

Alex Salmond on Thomas Muir

Alex Salmond chooses Thomas Muir, whom he describes as the father of Scottish democracy.

• 30 mins

Sara Pascoe on Virginia Woolf

Sara Pascoe champions Virginia Woolf, author of 'Mrs Dalloway' and 'A Room of One's Own'.

• 30 mins

Dag Hammarskjold

Matthew Parris on the life and death of Dag Hammarskjold

• 30 mins

Tony Hawks on Marshall Rosenberg

The life of the creator of nonviolent communication Marshall Rosenber, with Matthew Parris

• 30 mins

Maureen Lipman on Dame Cicely Saunders

Maureen Lipman champions the life of hospice campaigner Dame Cicely Saunders.

• 30 mins

Eliza Carthy on Caroline Norton

Eliza Carthy chooses Caroline Norton who campaigned for women in the 19th-century.

• 30 mins

AA Gill on Arthur Neville Chamberlain

AA Gill nominates Arthur Neville Chamberlain as his great life.

• 30 mins

Cyrus Todiwala on Dadabhai Naoroji

Cyrus Todiwala picks Dadabhai Naoroji who in 1892 became Britain's first Asian MP.

• 30 mins

Cary Grant

Lucy Porter, the comedian and writer, champions Cary Grant as her Great Life

• 30 mins

Sir Ben Kingsley on Elie Wiesel

Sir Ben Kingsley champions the life of holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel as his great life.

• 30 mins

Orlando Murrin on Dinu Lipatti

Matthew Parris invites Orlando Murrin to discuss the life of Romanian pianist Dinu Lipatti

• 30 mins

Ruth Holdaway on Helen Rollason

Ruth Holdaway picks the sports broadcaster Helen Rollason as her great life.

• 30 mins

Suzannah Lipscomb on CS Lewis

CS Lewis, author of the Narnia Chronicles, chosen by historian Suzannah Lipscomb.

• 30 mins

Akram Khan on Srinivasa Ramanujan

One of the UK's leading choreographers nominates the Indian mathematician Ramanujan.

• 30 mins

Len Goodman on Lionel Bart

Len Goodman champions Lionel Bart, the man who created the musical Oliver, as his hero.

• 30 mins

Chris Patten on Pope John XXIII

Chris Patten nominates Pope John XXIII. With Professor Eamon Duffy and Matthew Parris.

• 30 mins

Gary Kemp on EW Godwin

Gary Kemp of Spandau Ballet chooses architect-designer, Edward William Godwin.

• 30 mins

Germaine Greer on Dame Elizabeth Frink

Germaine Greer nominates sculptor Dame Elizabeth Frink. Presented by Matthew Parris.

• 30 mins

Ermonela Jaho on Mother Teresa

The Albanian opera singer Ermonela Jaho chooses the life of Mother Teresa of Calcutta.

• 30 mins

Anton Du Beke on Arnold Palmer

Anton Du Beke chooses the golfer Arnold Palmer to discuss with Matthew Parris.

• 30 mins

Peaches Golding on Shirley Chisholm

Peaches Golding OBE, nominates African American politician Shirley Chisholm.

• 30 mins

Steven Knight on Sitting Bull

Steven Knight, creator of 鈥楶eaky Blinders鈥�, nominates Sitting Bull.

• 30 mins

Sue Cameron on Emma of Normandy

Twice queen of England and mother of two kings, but have you heard of Emma of Normandy?

• 30 mins

Peter Williams of Jack Wills chooses Steve Jobs

Peter Williams of Jack Wills champions the abrasive Steve Jobs, founder of Apple.

• 30 mins

Iain Lee on Andy Kaufman

Cult legend Andy Kaufman chosen by Iain Lee as his great life.

• 26 mins

Maxine Peake on Ellen Wilkinson

Maxine Peake nominates her working class hero the MP Ellen Wilkinson as her great life.

• 30 mins

Stephen Fry on PG Wodehouse

Stephen Fry nominates his hero, PG Wodehouse, who just simply cheers him up.

• 30 mins

Sathnam Sanghera on Alexander Gardner

Writer Sathnam Sanghera nominates adventurer Alexander Gardner

• 30 mins

Don McCullin on Norman Lewis

Don McCullin chooses his old travel companion Norman Lewis for Great Lives.

• 30 mins

Tracy Chevalier on Mary Anning

Novelist Tracy Chevalier chooses the fossil hunter Mary Anning as her great life.

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