Before 3am, Books

The former politician, who joined the old Conservative party in 1964, is out in and about in support of her new autobiography.

Speakers, including Design Museum's Director Deyan Sudjic, writer Shumi Bose, curator Beatrice Galilee and Design Council CABE chairman Paul Finch, talk about the notion of the in situ architectural showcase.

A tour looking at the US aircraft flown from RAF Duxford and other USAAF stations in East Anglia during the World War Two.

Performance poetry, followed by an open mic featuring members of Leeds Young Authors.

An illustrated talk by Elias Kulukundis based on his book The Amorgos Conspiracy, about the rescue of a political prisoner from the island of Amorgos under the colonels' dictatorship of the 1960s.

Novelist, poet, sometime mountain climber and writer-of-unclassifiable-books Greig reads from his new book-length poem Found at Sea, with music from Incredible String Band founder and Greig buddy Mike Heron.

The author talks about his book Underground Overground: A Passenger's History Of The Tube.

Paul Atterbury of BBC's Antiques Roadshow discusses his life and career.

Associate Member of the School Of Geography Della Hooke uses archaeology, place names, documents and other sources to reconstruct the surroundings of early Medieval ancestors.

Curator Fiona Sheales talks about the depiction of animals in art from the continent.

Independent speaker Anne Haworth gives a gallery talk about the depiction and symbolism of animals in the country's art.

A discussion about the politician's memoirs. The discussion surrounds her thirty year career in politics and television work.

The author of Google-Eyes, Flour Babies, Tulip Touch and Madame Doubtfire talks about her life and career.

Excerpts from Understudies: New And Selected Poems from the founder of Coffee House Poetry at The Troubadour.

Meet the author of The Feast Of Artemis, the latest in the Mysteries Of The Greek Detectives series.

The local author signs copies of the latest book in her Greek mystery series.

A two-day colloquium with insights from the latest archaeological research at major settlements and cemeteries in Nubia.

Former Gardener's World presenter, Nigel Colborn, gives his annual talk on the castle gardens, which contain over 9000 species of plants from around the world.

The historian and writer discusses her classic autobiography of Mary, Queen of Scots, published more than 40 years ago.

The historian discusses her book Perilous Question: Reform Or Revolution? Britain On The Brink, 1832, which looks at the passing of the Great Reform Bill.

The author signs copies of his book Worthing: The Postcard Collection.

Part of a series of talks about the body in dance and live performance, philosophy, science, medicine, anthropology and the arts, curated by dramaturg and writer Guy Cools.