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Pre-Sessional Lecture 18th August 2015

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Pre-Sessional Lecture 18th August 2015

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Diploma Lecture 14 2005-2006 THE TITLE OF THIS LECTURE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL REASONING AND RECORDED IN 2010?

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Diploma Lecture 14 2005-2006 THE TITLE OF THIS LECTURE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL REASONING AND RECORDED IN 2010?

Diploma Lecture 2012

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Diploma Lecture 2012

Diploma Lecture 2013

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Diploma Lecture 2013

Pre-sessional lecture 16/06/2009

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Pre-sessional lecture 16/06/2009

Pre-sessional lecture, 25.07.2017

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Pre-sessional lecture, 25.07.2017

Pre-sessional Lecture 10.07.2018

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Pre-sessional Lecture 10.07.2018

Pre-sessional Lecture 13th August 2019

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Pre-sessional Lecture 13th August 2019

Diploma Lecture 12th May 2014

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Diploma Lecture 12th May 2014

Diploma Lecture 9th March 2015

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Diploma Lecture 9th March 2015

Pre-Sessional 2011

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Pre-Sessional 2011

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GPC/Pre-sessional Lecture 2008

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GPC/Pre-sessional Lecture 2008

Pre-Sessional Lecture 21st July 2015

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Pre-Sessional Lecture 21st July 2015

Pre-sessional Lecture 9th July 2019

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Pre-sessional Lecture 9th July 2019

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Pre-sessional lecture 19th July 2016

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Pre-sessional lecture 19th July 2016

Diploma Lecture 2nd February 2015

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Diploma Lecture 2nd February 2015

Pre-sessional Lecture 2020

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Pre-sessional Lecture 2020

Pre-sessional Lecture 2014

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Pre-sessional Lecture 2014

Pre-sessional lecture 2011

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Pre-sessional lecture 2011

Pre-sessional Lecture 07.08.18

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Pre-sessional Lecture 07.08.18

  • Book of the Week - England's Mistress: The Infamous Life of Emma Hamilton

  • Kate Williams

A dramatic, sparkling tale of sex, glamour, intrigue, romance and heartbreak, "England's Mistress" traces the rise and rise of the gorgeous Emma Hamilton. Born into poverty, she clawed her way up through London's underworlds of sex for sale to become England's first media superstar.

A dramatic, sparkling tale of sex, glamour, intrigue, romance and heartbreak, "England's Mistress" traces the rise and rise of the gorgeous Emma Hamilton. Born into poverty, she clawed her way up through London's underworlds of sex for sale to become England's first media superstar.

  • Book of the Week - Love and Louis XIV

  • Antonia Fraser

Mistresses and wives, mothers and daughters - Antonia Fraser brilliantly explores the relationships which existed between The Sun King and the women in his life. This includes not only Louis XIV's mistresses, principally Louise de La Valliere, Athenais de Montespan, and the puritanical Madame de Maintenon, but also the wider story of his relationships with women in general, including his mother Anne of Austria, his two sisters-in-law who were Duchesses d'Orleans in succession, Henriette-Anne and Liselotte, his wayward illegitimate daughters, and lastly Adelaide, the beloved child-wife of his grandson.

Mistresses and wives, mothers and daughters - Antonia Fraser brilliantly explores the relationships which existed between The Sun King and the women in his life. This includes not only Louis XIV's mistresses, principally Louise de La Valliere, Athenais de Montespan, and the puritanical Madame de Maintenon, but also the wider story of his relationships with women in general, including his mother Anne of Austria, his two sisters-in-law who were Duchesses d'Orleans in succession, Henriette-Anne and Liselotte, his wayward illegitimate daughters, and lastly Adelaide, the beloved child-wife of his grandson.

  • Book of the Week - Someone Like Me: Tales from a Borrowed Childhood

  • Miles Kington

Beloved broadcaster and writer Miles Kington's account of an endearingly eccentric childhood has everything - a lovable narrator, a mother who is constantly on her deathbed, a gadget-obsessed father and a flamboyantly theatrical older brother. SOMEONE LIKE ME is a collection of enchanting musings on life from the fringes of a sometimes roundabout, often perplexing but always entertaining adult world in which the incidents and accidents of dog training, borrowed lawnmowers, badminton, figs and unlikely brushes with the Catholic Church combine in the most original and laugh-out-loud funny book you'll have read in decades.

Beloved broadcaster and writer Miles Kington's account of an endearingly eccentric childhood has everything - a lovable narrator, a mother who is constantly on her deathbed, a gadget-obsessed father and a flamboyantly theatrical older brother. SOMEONE LIKE ME is a collection of enchanting musings on life from the fringes of a sometimes roundabout, often perplexing but always entertaining adult world in which the incidents and accidents of dog training, borrowed lawnmowers, badminton, figs and unlikely brushes with the Catholic Church combine in the most original and laugh-out-loud funny book you'll have read in decades.

Venerated as one of the most important science fiction writers today, Brian Aldiss discusses his latest work with Mark Lawson.

Venerated as one of the most important science fiction writers today, Brian Aldiss discusses his latest work with Mark Lawson.

Mark Lawson interviews David Lodge who's new novel Author, Author journeys back to the 1880s to explore Henry James' middle years...

Mark Lawson interviews David Lodge who's new novel Author, Author journeys back to the 1880s to explore Henry James' middle years...

Harold Pinter has won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Listen to a special profile and to a full length Interview with Pinter.

Harold Pinter has won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Listen to a special profile and to a full length Interview with Pinter.

Author, Joanna Trollope talks to Francine about her latest novel Brother and Sister which looks at on the effect of adoption on several generations.

Author, Joanna Trollope talks to Francine about her latest novel Brother and Sister which looks at on the effect of adoption on several generations.

In a special edition of Front Row, Mark Lawson talks in a rare extended interview to writer John le Carré. As his latest book Absolute Friends is published, le Carré looks back at his childhood and his relationship with his father. He explains how his work for the British foreign service has influenced his writing and reflects on the current international political situation.

In a special edition of Front Row, Mark Lawson talks in a rare extended interview to writer John le Carré. As his latest book Absolute Friends is published, le Carré looks back at his childhood and his relationship with his father. He explains how his work for the British foreign service has influenced his writing and reflects on the current international political situation.

Mark Lawson talks to Barnes in his London home about his writing career, why his Who's Who entry is so enigmatically brief, and why he shrugs off the label of Francophile despite an enduring attraction to all things French.

Mark Lawson talks to Barnes in his London home about his writing career, why his Who's Who entry is so enigmatically brief, and why he shrugs off the label of Francophile despite an enduring attraction to all things French.

Mark Lawson talks to Minette Walters on winning the 2003 Gold Dagger Award for the best crime novel.

Mark Lawson talks to Minette Walters on winning the 2003 Gold Dagger Award for the best crime novel.