Jane Graham is a Reading Ambassador at CultureNL. An award-winning arts journalist, she has a rich background in radio production with the BBC, where she collaborated with notable figures such as John Peel and Kirsty Wark. Jane's work often focuses on authors, books, and publishing houses, and she has been featured in The Big Issue.
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Jane Graham's articles primarily focus on lifestyle, entertainment news, and personal stories within the UK. Based on her coverage attributes, she is likely to respond well to pitches that offer expert commentary or opinion pieces related to lifestyle trends, entertainment events or personalities within the UK.
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Dermot O'Leary wishes he’d kept the ball to score a try in a school rugby match, but reaching the big leagues of TV softens the blow.
By: Jane Graham
Since becoming a father, Oliver Jeffers has felt a need to write and illustrate stories that truly make a difference.
By: Jane Graham
One of the world’s leading heart surgeons, Sir Magdi Yacoub has saved thousands of lives across the globe. At 90, he’s still innovating.
Space stories, folklore and awestruck nature books mingle in Big Issue's guide to the best children's books of 2025.
By: Jane Graham
Nicola Sturgeon says she's surprisingly shy, but she's not afraid to say what she thinks about president Trump.
By: Jane Graham
Quartet for the End of Time by Michael Symmons explores how loss, faith and music impact on our lives, and is Big Issue's book of the year.
The younger Baroness Hale would be astonished, absolutely flabbergasted, at the career that she has managed to have.
When Michaela Strachan met Chris Packham, she assumed they wouldn't get on. Decades later, they're still presenting together.
When Dr Ranj Singh had his big break on TV his creative side was finally unleashed – and he's not looked back.
With his term as children’s laureate having come to a close, the novelist and screenwriter looks back on a lucky life of storytelling.
