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MONDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
Presented by Mark Lawson
CHUCK PALAHNIUK
Mark Lawson talks to Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk about his latest book, Lullaby.
Lullaby by Chuck Palahniuk is published by Jonathan Cape (ISBN: 0224063014)
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ANYA GALLACIO/ROTTING ART
Louisa Buck discusses art with a limited shelf-life.
Anya Gallacio’s exhibition opens today at Tate Britain in London.
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GILBERT HARDING
Famed for his appearances on What’s My Line, Gilbert Harding gained the reputation as ‘Britain’s rudest man’. Front Row considers the man behind the public image.
Interviewees include Leonard Preston, Gilbert Harding’s personal secretary and playwright Roger Storey
Goodbye Gilbert Harding is touring:
12-21 Sept: Plymouth Theatre Royal
23-28 Sept: Richmond Theatre, Surrey
30 September-5 Oct: Oxford Playhouse
7-12 Oct: Guildford Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
14-19 Oct: Cambridge Arts Theatre
21-26 Oct: Eastbourne Devonshire Park Theatre
28 Oct-2 Nov: Brighton Theatre Royal
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JOHN SQUIRE
As the Stone Roses guitarist releases his first solo album, journalist Dave Haslam asks whether his solo effort can better his group effors.
Time Changes Everything by John Squire is released today.
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MUNICIPAL ART
Camden council are to replace 40 portraits of former mayors and other municipal dignitaries of the past with pictures by primary school children. John Wilson asks whether such paintings can be defended as art talking to John Dickie, deputy leader of Camden Council.
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