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The Strand

The Strand is a daily 18 minute programme highlighting the best of what's going in the arts.

Wide-ranging and with eclectic interests, The Strand reflects the artistic response to the BBC's news agenda.

Presented by Mark Coles and Harriett Gilbert, it features discussions, reviews, big-name interviews and location reports as well as live studio performances and Hollywood/Bollywood gossip.

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    22/06/2011

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    We talk to Australian writer Kim Scott, the winner of this year's Miles Franklin Award

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    1. 21/06/2011

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      Cambodia's comedians who are also members of the prime minister's personal bodyguard unit

    2. 20/06/2011

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      We report on the biggest international show for Modern and contemporary art, Art Basel

    3. 17/06/2011

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      Dutch writer Cees Nooteboom discusses his new collection of short stories

    4. 16/06/2011

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      We review Booker prize winner Aravind Adiga's new book Last Man In Tower

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