Francis Fukuyama, political scientist

Francis Fukuyama, political scientist

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Elif Shafak, novelist

Elif Shafak is a best-selling writer who is as happy telling a story from the point of view of a fig tree or a water droplet as a fellow human being. She began writing in her native Turkish and now writes in English, and her 13 novels have been translated into dozens of languages ...  Show more

Courtney Pine, saxophonist

As part of the BBC's collaboration with The Music is Black, the V&A East Museum exhibition celebrating Black British music and musicians, Michael Berkeley talks to the saxophonist and composer Courtney Pine, whose work is recognised at the exhibition.Courtney Pine released his fi ...  Show more

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