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Jim White, the Oldie's sportswriter and Telegraph football correspondent, has covered eight World Cups and has written about sport for 40 ye...
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Jim White, the Oldie's sportswriter and Telegraph football correspondent, has covered eight World Cups and has written about sport for 40 ye...

In a special recording for The Oldie, Maureen Lipman tells the sad tale of Elsa's Dad, based on a real story told to her by a fellow actress...

They gossip about her wild night in Manhattan with old friend Jay McInerney, author of Bright Lights, Big City – and wonder why authors aren...

Kathy Lette burst onto our scenes as the exuberant and hilariously outspoken Australian novelist with Puberty Blues when she was just 17. Wi...

Pru Leith speaking about her new book, Being Old... and Learning to Love It! , at the Oldie Literary Lunch, held at Northern Irelands Clande...

Robert Hardman speaking about his book, Elizabeth II: In Private. In Public. Her Inside Story , at the Oldie Literary Lunch, held at Norther...

A N Wilson speaking about his book, The Wise and Their Works: The Great Exhibition of 1851 , at the Oldie Literary Lunch, held at Northern I...

Andrew Gailey speaking about his book, The Lost Imperialist: Lord Dufferin, Memory and Mythmaking in an Age of Celebrity , at the Oldie Lite...

Oldie Editor Harry Mount and Supplements Editor Charlotte Metcalf enjoy the latest issue of the magazine. They discuss Tony Adams' last drin...

Christopher Sykes, author of Hockney: The Biography, tells Harry Mount what the late, great painter was really like and why his pictures wer...

Andrew Graham-Dixon speaking about his new book, Vermeer: A Life Lost and Found , at the Oldie Literary Lunch, held at London’s National Lib...

Sinclair McKay speaking about his new book, Dad's Army: The Glorious True Story of the Home Guard in WW2 , at the Oldie Literary Lunch, held...

James Reed speaking about his new book, Karma Capitalism: Why Being a Good Business is Good Business , at the Oldie Literary Lunch, held at...

World Cup fever is building for everyone – except John Humphrys. The last game the legendary broadcaster watched was the World Cup Final in...

In a special sketch written for The Oldie, Maureen plays an aggrieved ex-wife asking her ex-husband, Brian, for help with her daughter, Mais...

Oldie editor, Harry Mount, and supplements editor, Charlotte 'Fruity' Metcalf, discuss the latest issue of the magazine – and discuss the in...

Charlotte Metcalf talks to the multiple-award winning writer Margaret Drabble about her books, her upbringing, her early life in theatre and...

John Humphrys loathes the pretence - and expense - of smart restaurants. Matthew Norman, former food critic, has spent some of his happiest...

Christopher Hampton is one of Britain’s most outstanding and prolific playwrights and screenwriters. Currently his Dangerous Liaisons is pla...

Colin Bell speaking about his new book, Bloody Dangerous: Fifty missions over Germany: The last first-hand account from WW2 , at the Oldie L...