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Antonio Tabucchi

Antonio Tabucchi was born in Pisa, Italy in 1943. His critically acclaimed novels and short-story collections include Little Misunderstandings of No Importance and Requiem: A Hallucination and Pereira Maintains, which won the Premio Viareggio and the Aristeion Prize. He died in Lisbon, his adopted home, in 2012.

Antonio Tabucchi

Hugo Tagholm

Hug Tagholm is Programme Director for PiggyBankKids. Hugo has worked in public relations and events management with a wide range of organisations, including the National Gallery, the Art Fund and the BBC. He lives in Camden Town and spends most of his spare time wakeboarding or chasing waves along the north Devon coast.

Hugo Tagholm

Nigma Talib

Nigma Talib is a world-renowned naturopathic practitioner, esthetician and leading authority on holistic health. She has opened clinics in the UK, US and Canada and is currently clinical director of holistic medicine at Body Works West, London and Center for Balanced Health in New York. Her unique approach combines natural and complimentary therapies such as acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine and homeopathy with innovative laboratory testing, nutritional biochemistry, internal support and innovative facial treatments. With this holistic and bespoke approach to each client she works to identify, address and heal underlying causes of disease rather than simply suppressing symptoms. Her areas of expertise range from ageing skin, digestive complaints, infertility, hormonal disorders, chronic skin problems and sleep disorders. Nigma regularly appears in the national press as a leading authority on skincare issues and holistic health. She is recognised by the prestigious who’s who publication Princeton Global, is listed on Vanity Fair’s Who To Know list and W Magazine named her the Beauty Guru.

Nigma Talib

Terry Tarnoff

Terry Tarnoff is a screenwriter. He lives in San Francisco, California.

Terry Tarnoff

Beverly Daniel Tatum

Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD, is president emerita of Spelman College and in 2014 received the Award for Outstanding Lifetime Contribution to Psychology, the highest honor presented by the American Psychological Association. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

Beverly Daniel Tatum

A J P Taylor

A.J.P. Taylor (1906-1990) was one of the most controversial historians of the twentieth century. He served as a lecturer at the Universities of Manchester, Oxford, and London.

A J P Taylor

Helen Taylor

Helen Taylor is a writer living in France. The Backstreets of Purgatory is her first novel.

Helen Taylor

Tot Taylor

Tot Taylor is a writer, composer and art curator who occupies his time writing words and music and curating art exhibitions for the Riflemaker Gallery in London, which he co-founded. His musical work includes the score for the National Theatre’s eight-hour production of ‘Picasso’s Women’ as well as numerous theatre and film soundtracks and record productions. He has also curated art exhibitions worldwide. For the past fifteen years Tot has been working on his debut novel, The Story of John Nightly. Born in Cambridge, he now lives in London.

Tot Taylor

Thomas Taylor

Jane Clarke is the talented poet and author of the best-selling Knight Time, Dippy's Sleepover and G.E.M. She has also written Only Tadpoles Have Tails and Sherman Swaps Shells, in the Flying Foxes series, as well as Gilbert the Great (S & S) with over 50,000 copies sold, and Stuck in the Mud (Puffin), winner of the Nottingham Children's Book Award. Jane lives in Kent with two big labradors and a collection of fossils, rocks and shells. Thomas Taylor is the author of a number of picture books including the bestselling The Loudest Roar (OUP), with over 60,000 copies sold, as well as The Noisiest Night and The Biggest Splash. This is his first picture book for Red Fox. Thomas lives with his family in France.

Thomas Taylor

Sean Taylor

Sean Taylor is the author of many children's books for many different ages. His picture books include the multi-award-winning When A Monster is Born, The World Champion of Staying Awake and Crocodiles Are the Best Animals of All, which was shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. He lives partly in England and partly in Brazil where his wife is from. Ross Collins graduated from the Glasgow School of Art with a First in Illustration. In the same year he won the Macmillan Children's Book Prize. He now has over eighty titles to his name including Busy Night which won the White Raven Award and Billy Monster's Daymare which won the Royal Mail Book Award. He lives in Glasgow.

Sean Taylor

A J P Taylor

A.J.P. Taylor (1906-1990) was one of the most controversial historians of the twentieth century. He served as a lecturer at the Universities of Manchester, Oxford, and London.

A J P Taylor

Tim Taylor

Tim Taylor is the creator of the Time Team format and is its series producer. He began his working life in education, teaching for five years, including two years for VSO in Thailand. He has written a series of bestselling books on archaeology, including The Ultimate Time Team Guide and, as co-author with Mick Aston, The World Atlas of Archaeology Sites. He is a visiting professor for the Public Understanding of Archaeology at Bristol University.

Tim Taylor

Mildred D Taylor

Mildred D. Taylor was born in Mississippi and grew up in Ohio. She worked in Ethiopia with the Peace Corps before enrolling at the School of Journalism at the University of Colorado, where she helped develop a Black Studies programme. She is best-known for her Newbery Medal winner, ROLL OF THUNDER, HEAR MY CRY. Mildred D. Taylor still lives in Colorado.

Mildred D Taylor

Christine Taylor

Christine Taylor is the co-founder of Choccywoccydoodah, alongside Christine Garratt. Between them, over the last two decades they have shaped and re-shaped the world of cake and chocolate, with their most brilliant team of Doodahs. If Christine is the Choccy, and Christine is the Woccy, the other 43 dedicated people are the Doodahs. Artists, designers, sculptors, storytellers and astronauts, Choccywoccydoodah specialise in making dreams come true. In chocolate.

Christine Taylor

Adrian Teal

Adrian Teal is a cartoonist and caricaturist for QI, and national press titles such as the Sunday Telegraph, the Sun, the Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday, the Daily Mail, History Today, TimeOut and the Times Educational Supplement.

Adrian Teal

James Temperton

James Temperton is the digital editor at WIRED UK.

James Temperton

Dale Templar

Brian Leith is an executive producer in the BBC. He has worked in wildlife and environment film-making for more than 20 years, in the BBC Natural History Unit, as a director of Scorer Associates and as Head of Granada Wild. BBC series he has had responsibility for include Ganges, Wild China and Nature's Great Events. Brian's award-winning films include Congo, The Cultured Ape and The Wolf That Changed America, and he has also presented many programmes for Radio 4. Dale Templar was the series producer of Human Planet. Now in the BBC Natural History Unit, she has worked over the past 20 years in the News and Current Affairs, Science and Documentary departments, on series such as the The Money Programme, Vet Safari and Pacific Abyss. She specialized in filming in remote locations with humans and wildlife and has travelled to more than 50 countries in the process. Timothy Allen was the official photographer for Human Planet. He started his career working for the broadsheet newspapers, including the Sunday Telegraph and The Independent, mainly on features and portraits. In 2002, he joined Axiom to cover a spectrum of global stories, and in recent years he has specialized in documenting the diversity of the humanity's cultural heritage, working with indigenous communities worldwide. Timothy recently won the One Planet, Many Lives award in the Travel Photographer of the Year and is the winner of six Picture Editors' Guild awards, including the Arts Photographer of the Year Award.

Dale Templar

Robert Temple

Professor Robert Temple is the author of a number of incisive and provocative books, including the international bestseller, The Sirius Mystery. His books have been translated into a total of 44 languages. Temple is Visiting Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science at Tsinghua University in Beijing. For many years he was a science writer for the Sunday Times, the Guardian, and a science reporter for Time Life, as well as a frequent reviewer for Nature and profile writer for New Scientist. He has produced, written and presented a documentary for Channel Four and National Geographic channels on his archaeological discoveries in Greece and Italy, and is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society in Britain. www.robert-temple.com

Robert Temple

Sophia Thakur

Sophia Thakur is an award-winning, best-selling author, performance poet and songwriter. She has performed her intimately powerful poems on the TEDx Stage and at Glastonbury. Her deeply thought provoking but gentle messages on love, well-being, race, politics and empowerment has led to participation at events organised by The Guardian, The Royal Family, Sky, BBC, Viacom and Universal Music. Her debut book 'Somebody Give This Heart a Pen', published by Walker Books in 2016 was a US #1 Bestseller.

Sophia Thakur

Margaret Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher was Britain's longest-serving Prime Minister of the 20th Century and the only woman to have reached that position of power. Her policies and ideology were extremely influential, and have come to be known as 'Thatcherism'. First elected PM in May 1979, she oversaw several momentous historical events, including the Falkland War and the miner's strike, and served three terms before resigning after Michael Heseltine's leadership challenge in November 1990. Margaret Thatcher was given a life peerage in 1992. Following her retirement, she wrote three books: two volumes of autobiography, The Downing Street Years (1993) and The Path to Power (1995) and a book on politics and international relations, Statecraft: Strategies for a Changing World (2002). She died in April 2013, aged 87.

Margaret Thatcher

The Economist

Jonathan Rosenthal is The Economist's London-based International banking correspondent, a post he assumed in early 2011. He joined The Economist in 2005 as British business correspondent, having worked for several years at Bloomberg News in London and Johannesburg. Before that he was the mining editor of Business Report, a South African daily newspaper. His previous roles at The Economist have included European business and finance correspondent, based in Berlin, and British business correspondent based in London. In January 2008, Jonathan won the Feature of the Year award at the WorkWorld Media Awards, and the following year he was named Reported of the Year. He has appeared on television and radio in several countries including BBC News 24, Sky and on ITV's "Tonight" programme, among others. Jonathan wrote The Economist's 2011 special report on international banking, which examined the reregulation of finance after the crisis.

The Economist

The Eden Project Ltd

A team of specialists under the direction of Dr Jo Elsworthy.

The Eden Project Ltd

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