Joan Bakewell
Joan Bakewell is the author several books including her autobiographies The Centre of the Bed and The View from Here: Life at Seventy, and Belief. Since her emergence on television in the 1960s, she has become one of the most respected presenters and commentators in British television, radio and print, highly regarded for her clear and calm take on social, cultural and political issues.
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• Matthew Norman: What football says about a country
It is not the fear of losing that does them in. It's the fear of winning
• Andreas Whittam Smith: The dealing room had it coming
Some banking activities are more suitable for gamblers than for sober citizens
• Mary Dejevsky: So who baths New Labour's babies?
Britain may be a tardy convert to the leadership debate, but we're giving everyone a run for their money now
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