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In recent years, Margaret has made time to be a literary judge and has compiled two landmark anthologies Daughters of Africa and New Daughters of Africa which pull together writings by women of African descent from Ancient Egypt to the present day. Richard was born in Greenock in Scotland in As a child he performed in amateur drama productions and harboured a secret desire to become an actor. He left school at 17 and trained as a laboratory technician at Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow. Richard went on to carve out a successful theatre and television career as both an actor and director. Нажмите здесь, чтобы обновить ленту. He has performed for eight US Presidents, appeared in concert halls across the globe and reached new audiences through film soundtracks and TV shows including The Simpsons and Sesame Street. Yo-Yo Ma was born in Paris in His Chinese-born parents were both musicians and his father was his first cello teacher. He has recorded more than albums, and his many Grammy awards reveal the range of his musical interests. He is also the driving force behind the Silk Road Ensemble, creating music inspired by the cultures found along the historic trade route linking China and the West. A more recent informal solo performance took place at his local Covid vaccination centre in Massachusetts. Yo-Yo Ma has been married to Jill Hornor for more than 40 years, and they have two children. Heather Hallett, Baroness Hallett of Rye, is a former judge and a cross-bench peer. Called to the Bar in , Heather practised family, civil and criminal law, eventually specialising in criminal law. In she became a QC and was the first woman to chair the Bar Council in She was only the fifth woman to be appointed to the Court of Appeal in and was appointed vice president of the Court of Appeal Criminal Division in Heather was born in Eastleigh in Hampshire. 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Brian Greene is a theoretical physicist, mathematician and writer, whose area of research is string theory. After graduating from Harvard in , Brian won a Rhodes scholarship to Oxford University to study gravity and quantum mechanics. At Oxford he became captivated by the idea of string theory which was causing much excitement among the physics community at the time. Over the years Brian has been at the forefront of scientific discoveries including mirror symmetry and later proving that tears could happen in the fabric of space. Brian is currently professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University. Billie Piper is an Olivier Award winning actor and former pop star. She was born in Swindon in September , and her parents nurtured her interests in dance and drama from a young age. After a winning a scholarship to study at the Sylvia Young Theatre School, she moved to London as a young teenager, leaving the family home. By the age of 15, she was a full time pop star. 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