The Venue, Spur Road, Quarry Lane

Internationally famous comedian, actor and writer whose most famous creation is Dame Edna Everage, Barry Humphries takes a behind-the-scenes, star icon of our times, and reveal the details of Edna's roller-coaster life.

The Venue, Spur Road, Quarry Lane

The much-loved and charismatic broadcaster, novelist, journalist and gardening guru takes us on a personal and nostalgic journey through post-War Britain in search of treasured values and traditions that were once the soul of society.

St John's Chapel

The BBC's Environment and Science correspondent David Shukman looks at the state of the planet.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

Margaret Drabble in a personal appreciation of British writers and their love of landscape.

The Venue, Spur Road, Quarry Lane

Distinguished historian Richard Holmes talks about his new book Churchill's Bunker.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

St John's Chapel

Much-loved actress and star of Calendar Girls Lynda Bellingham.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

Columnist and restaurant critic of The Times and star of the BBC series Supersizers Giles Coren has an unbeatable technique for working through anger.

St John's Chapel

Antonia Fraser discusses My Life with Harold Pinter in conversation with playwright Ronald Harwood.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

Based on the true story of a theatrical agent who swapped premieres for prayersTriona Adams recounts the bittersweet, comic story of a modern, emancipated woman answering 'The Call' and reveals what really goes on beneath the habit.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

St John's Chapel

Martin Bell gives his unique view of the expenses scandal that rocked Parliament in his latest publication A Very British Revolution.

The Venue, Spur Road, Quarry Lane

One of Britain's most distinguished historians and commentators.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

The remarkable, moving and highly entertaining story of the woman who married one of the truly great figures of the 20th century, Winston Churchill (with Rohan McCullough).

St John's Chapel

Historian John Julius Norwich talks about his book The Great Cities in History.

The Venue, Spur Road, Quarry Lane

John Simpson turns his eye to how Great Britian has been transfomed by its free press down the years.

Old Kitchen, Bishop's Palace

Christopher Fraylng tells the true history of the tragic death of Horace Walpole's cat as immortalised by the poet Thomas Gray.

South Downs Planetarium, Kingsham Road

Chichester Library, Tower Street

South Downs Planetarium, Kingsham Road

Chichester Library, Tower Street

Chichester District Museum

Chichester Library, Tower Street

Chichester Library, Tower Street

South Downs Planetarium, Kingsham Road

South Downs Planetarium, Kingsham Road

Chichester Library, Tower Street

St George's Church, Cleveland Road

Chichester District Museum

Donnington Parish Hall, Stockbridge Road

Chichester Library, Tower Street

Chichester Library, Tower Street

The Newell Centre, Tozer Way

Mitre Lecture Theatre, University of Chichester, College Lane

Friends Meeting House, Priory Road