Have I Said Too Much: Iain Dale

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7.30pm - 8.30pm : Octagon Chapel

Memoir Non-fiction Politics & People
  • Toilets

21 Colegate, Norwich, NR3 1BN

01603 666636

The ultimate insider’s guide to the corridors of power and the pressures of the studio.

Award-winning broadcaster Iain Dale has led a life full of incident and success but also some very public failures. In this refreshingly honest account of his life and careers in business, politics and media, he tells all for the first time in conversation with Chris Gribble. Whether he’s nearly throwing up on Margaret Thatcher, coming to blows with senior MPs or accidentally calling the Archbishop of Canterbury something less than pious on live radio, this is Iain Dale off-air and unfiltered.

The event will be followed by book sales and a signing with the author.

Tickets: £14

Age Guidance: 16+

Humanity, wit and warmth – reminds us why Iain Dale is one of the nation’s favourite broadcasters.

Dr Tessa Dunlop

Photo by Nick Gregan

Iain Dale

One of Britain’s leading political commentators and a celebrated broadcaster, Iain Dale presents the evening show on LBC Radio and is a regular contributor to Good Morning Britain, Question Time and Newsnight. His podcasts include Where Politics Meets History and the award-winning For the Many. He is a regular columnist for the Telegraph, the New Statesman and The Spectator.

Iain has written or edited more than fifty books, including Why Can’t We All Just Get Along…, The Prime Ministers and, most recently, Margaret Thatcher, selling more than a million copies in the past twenty-five years. He is a visiting professor of politics and broadcasting at the University of East Anglia.