Sarah Hughes
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United Kingdom
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How cancer made me fall back in love with fashion and live my last months to the full
The i writer Sarah Hughes, who died last year, recounts her reignited passion for style in an extract from her acclaimed posthumous memoir → Read More
‘I imagined black-plumed horses’: Sarah Hughes on planning her own big, fat gothic funeral
As a child, the Guardian and Observer writer – who died last year – often fantasised about her own ‘big death scene’. Then a terminal cancer diagnosis made things all too real → Read More
Line of Duty recap: series six episode three – the old band are back together
After two relatively sedate episodes, series six burst into life with murders, interrogations and a callback to series one → Read More
Line of Duty recap: series six episode two – the plot thickens, just very slowly
There’s a calmer pace to the series than we’ve come to expect, but that doesn’t mean the antics of Ted, Steve, Kate and co are any less enjoyable → Read More
Line of Duty recap series six episode one – oh AC-12, how we've missed you
Hastings, Arnott and Fleming are back with some new faces – and yet more bent coppers – but it’s far from happy families for the anti-corruption trio → Read More
Line of Duty: the questions we need answered in series six
What did Dot’s last message mean? And is Hastings a bad apple? As the police thriller returns, here are the things we need to know → Read More
The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex review – haunting folk tale rebooted
Three lighthouse keepers in 70s Cornwall vanish in an elegant update of an early 20th-century mystery → Read More
Courttia Newland on writing Lovers Rock and his new novel: ‘I was selling my books on the street, literally’
A River Called Time is the book Courttia Newland always wanted to write, so why did it take him 20 years to complete? → Read More
Patricia Lockwood on No One Is Talking About This: 'I’m not the sort of writer who just invents things'
The bestselling poet and author talks about drawing on her family's experiences to write her first novel - about the perils of a life lived online → Read More
What trashy novels taught me about life
They’re derided as being frothy thrillers bursting with sex and shopping. But for Sarah Hughes, these so-called ‘bonkbusters’ are filled with words of wisdom about friendship and feminism → Read More
Spring promises: things to look forward to, from chocolate bunnies to flower-filled walks
We’ve all had enough of these long, dark days, thank you. Yes, we know it’s premature, but we’re fast-forwarding into spring. We’re ready for the new season… → Read More
David Mitchell and Robert Webb on the return of Back: 'At one point it felt like the show was doomed'
After four years, the duo reunite in their rural sitcom. What took them so long? → Read More
Death becomes them: why are ITV dramas so murder-obsessed?
The channel used to have fun with the likes of Cold Feet and At Home With the Braithwaites, but now it’s all crime, all the time → Read More
Sitting comfortably? Top TV treats to raise your spirits in 2021
It’s in with the old and the new, as broadcasters and streaming platforms serve up a slew of fresh dramas, favourite series, comedy hits and debuts → Read More
Romp and circumstance: why Netflix’s Bridgerton is just our cup of tea this year
Regency romance, intrigue and diversity make the new small-screen series addictive – Georgian fashion merely adds to the flavour → Read More
Edna O’Brien on turning 90: ‘I can’t pretend that I haven’t made mistakes’
Ireland’s greatest living writer is as ambitious as ever. She talks about working in Nigeria, coping with critics – and one final novel → Read More
Maggie O'Farrell: 'My children's feedback could be pretty brutal'
The author of the prize-winning Hamnet on her first children’s book, conquering her stammer, and the advantages of living with a fellow novelist → Read More
Remembering Selena: the legacy of a murdered star
Twenty-five years after the Tejano star was shot dead, she remains a symbol of pride for Mexican-Americans → Read More
‘Find a part of each day to relish’: coping with cancer and Covid
This year has challenged us all. But for Sarah Hughes it’s been particularly hard. Here, she talks about living with cancer – and letting in the light in the darkest of times → Read More
Super producer Jane Tranter: 'Women are finally getting the chance in TV'
She brought Spooks, Doctor Who and His Dark Materials to our screens. Now the TV producer has teamed up with Lena Dunham on new banking drama, Industry → Read More