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  • Tracey Emin poses for a portrait in front of her installation "Its Not me Thats Crying its my Soul"

    Tell us: what would you ask Tracey Emin?

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  • Annie Kelly, Devi Sridhar, Joel Snape and Mariella Frostrup

    Share your health and fitness questions for Devi Sridhar, Mariella Frostrup, and Joel Snape

  • A composite of portraits of men and women

    Share your questions for Meera Sodha, Tim Dowling and Stuart Heritage

In case you missed it

  • Samantha Morton and Kate Hutchinson on stage at green man raise microphones, dancing during an event

    ‘You think you’re done and you get pigeonholed’: Samantha Morton on raving, Richard Russell and having another shot as a singer

  • Lisa Allardice, Blake Morrison, Kate Mosse, Guy Gunaratne, Elif Shafak

    ‘Andy Burnham’s life was changed by the poet Tony Harrison’: writers discuss literature, politics and the 100 best novels

  • Mick Herron and Gary Oldman

    Slow Horses author Mick Herron says he knows how Jackson Lamb dies

  • Pete Doherty and Carl Barât during their Guardian Live event at Glastonbury Festival 2025.

    ‘Glastonbury’s definitely still medieval!’: The Libertines’ Pete Doherty and Carl Barât interviewed at the festival

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  • The Guardian Live-100 Best Novels Book Club

    Guardian Book Club: 100 Best Novels of all time

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  • Terry Gilliam, Cadogan Hall, Guardian Live event stage in London

    Terry Gilliam: Celebrating 50 years in film

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  • Led By Donkeys and Zoe Williams on stage for a Guardian Live event at Walthamstow Soho Theater.

    Led By Donkeys in conversation with Zoe Williams

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  • The Guardian’s climate assembly panel welcomes Feargal Sharkey to the stage.

    The Guardian’s climate assembly with George Monbiot and special guests

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Video highlights

  • In a rare live interview, Tracey Emin, one of Britain’s most provocative and influential contemporary artists, sat down with the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins, to reflect on her life in art, the ideas behind her newest exhibition and the experiences that continue to shape her work.Produced by Tanya Anastasiadis and Maddie Earle for Guardian Live in partnership with Tate Modern and Tate Lates

    Tracey Emin in a rare live interview with the Guardian at Tate Modern

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  • Meet the journalists behind some of the Guardian’s biggest investigations as they reflect on its importance and impacts, and share their methods in unearthing the truthProduced by Maddie Earle, and Bridgette Mohammed for Guardian Live

    Beyond the headlines: Inside stories from the Guardian’s investigations team

    Video2:37
  • In the last few years we’ve witnessed a dramatic shift away from the progress we need to avert climate disaster. A growing lobby of economic and political denial has been empowered by the Trump administration, which has declared war on climate progress, launching more dramatic anti-green moves in its first 100 days than in his entire first term. Around the world, a growing number of lawsuits are being used against governments over environmental laws and other regulations, while groups such as Greenpeace are being targeted too.What are the forces driving the pushback against a greener world? How have policies and actions to protect the climate been so badly weaponised? And what can we do to counter this new kind of opposition to climate action?Sign up to the Guardian Live events newsletterSee more recordings on the Guardian Live YouTube channelProduced by Tanya Anastasiadis, Maddie Earle, and Bridgette Mohammed for Guardian Live

    Guardian’s climate assembly with George Monbiot, Mikaela Loach, Zack Polanski, and Emma Pinchbeck

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  • Terry Gilliam, one of cinema’s great visionaries, joined the Guardian to celebrate his extraordinary life and career, live at Cadogan Hall in London.2025 marked a remarkable series of milestones for Gilliam: it’s been 50 years since the brilliance of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, 40 years since the dystopian masterpiece Brazil, and 30 years since the mind-bending 12 Monkeys. The perfect moment to reflect on a life spent pushing the boundaries of imagination on screen.Produced by Tanya Anastasiadis and Ruth White for Guardian Live Photo shows Terry Gilliam and Andrew Pulver on stage at Cadogan Hall.

    Terry Gilliam: Celebrating 50 years in film

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Past events

  • Four head-and-shoulders portraits of the panel arranged in a 2x2 grid. Top row: Charlotte Higgins and Olesya Khromeychuk photographed outdoors with green foliage behind them. Bottom row: Sasha Dovzhyk in a blue blazer against a yellow background and Olia Hercules in a white top with a red necklace against a green patterned backdrop.

    Ukrainian Lessons: Art in a time of war with Charlotte Higgins and guests

  • Astra Taylor and Naomi Klein pose against a beige background, one with dark hair and one with red glasses

    Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor: How to resist end times fascism

  • Former Labour Party Leader and Prime Minister Gordon Brown seen at home in North Queensferry in Fife, Scotland

    The future starts with us: Gordon Brown in conversation

  • Max Rushden and Barry Glendenning, Football Weekly Live in Dublin and London

    Football Weekly Live in London and Dublin

  • Barry Glendenning and Max Rushden on their podcast celebrating in front of a yellow background with white patterns

    Football Weekly: Live in New York City

  • Abstract illustration of outlines of two people with two babies underneath them both in hues of red, the image includes bold colours with stylized shapes and radiating lines.

    The Guardian’s connections to enslavement: can an institution atone for its history?

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