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Literary critics Arifa Akbar and Toby Lichtig dissect the longlist of the 2019 Booker Prize longlist. For the full list see below.

Tea is the most widely-consumed drink after water. Julie Finch, director the Compton Verney gallery, guides Julian May through their new exhibition A Tea Journey: From the Mountains to the Table. The show navigates the cultural history of the cuppa from the delicate bowls of Tang dynasty China to the British builder\u2019s mug as well as new work made by artists in response to this history.

Why have Fleabag\u2019s black jumpsuit, the yellow coat from Keeping Faith and Villanelle\u2019s pink dress all become firm favourites on the high street? Fashion historian Amber Butchart examines the long links between fashion houses, TV and Hollywood.

Margaret Atwood (Canada) - The Testaments \nKevin Barry (Ireland) - Night Boat to Tangier \nOyinkan Braithwaite (UK/Nigeria) - My Sister, The Serial Killer \nLucy Ellmann (USA/UK) - Ducks, Newburyport \nBernardine Evaristo (UK) - Girl, Woman, Other \nJohn Lanchester (UK) - The Wall \nDeborah Levy (UK) - The Man Who Saw Everything \nValeria Luiselli (Mexico/Italy) - Lost Children Archive \nChigozie Obioma (Nigeria) - An Orchestra of Minorities \nMax Porter (UK) - Lanny \nSalman Rushdie (UK/India) - Quichotte \nElif Shafak (UK/Turkey) - 10 Minutes 38 Seconds in This Strange World \nJeanette Winterson (UK) - Frankissstein

Presenter: Samira Ahmed\nProducer: Edwina Pitman