I love this book, it's brilliant and very moving

Still my favourite comedian

It’s true - we both felt like death warmed up but still managed to laugh & it was one of my favourite recent interviews

The more I watch the final episode of It’s A Sin (and I’ve watched it a LOT), the more it hits home just how brilliantly directed it is by Peter Hoar. #ItsASin

Congratulations to the lovely Amanda Craig well overdue

Got to say that’s a cracking woman’s fiction long list. Lovely mix.

And when I stood as an 11 year old watching a show at the Edinburgh fringe only for a man to rub himself off against me & ejaculate I should just not have existed....

I interviewed Laura Shepherd-Robinson about her wonderful new historical crime novel Daughters of Night. inews.co.uk/culture/books/…

If you are lighting a candle for Sarah Everard this evening, please make sure your vigil remembers Bibaa Henry, Nicole Smallman, Blessing Olusegun, Tiprat Argatu, Anna Ovsyannikova and all of the other women we have lost. We must #ReclaimTheseStreets for ALL women.

Oh I love today’s Cheltenham

Until ALL patients with #secondarybreastcancer are living like HIV patients 20+ yrs we CANNOT call SBC “chronic” Understand that this is giving the WRONG impression to the public & everyone thinks we’re ok - we’re not ok we are DYING Dr Bex Lewis #IAmThe31 #BusyLivingWithMets 🇪🇺💙 lived 2 yrs #SBCisnotchronic

And we’re back with an interesting slow-burner of an episode. Yes, it’s the Line of Duty recap, se6, ep1. Come untangle it with me. theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…

Late posting this but here is the ine of Duty recap: series six episode two recap in which things progress albeit at a very stately pace. t theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…

"Reading is an intimate experience – it is much harder to exclude someone from a story when it is their own imagination that brings it to life." This 👉 is 👌🔥 by Daisy Buchanan for the The Guardian. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Just wanted to let all of Sarah’s followers know that her memorial lecture is on in early December and can be attended in person or online through the below link

It is about how to die as much as about to how to live; yet it is also life-affirming, funny and shot through with hope.'   Holding Tight, Letting Go publishes on 31st March 2022, pre-order your copy now: smarturl.it/SarahHughes

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