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The BBC is developing a sports based spin-off of long running panel show Have I Got News For You, currently called Have I Got Sports For You

Have I Got News For You stands as one of the longest running panel shows on television. Starting in 1990, team captains Paul Merton and Private Eye editor Ian Hislop are still with the show 34 years later. Classic moments include the show where Roy Hattersley was replaced at the last minute with a tub of lard, the show which immediately followed a scandal involving original host Angus Deayton, prompting Hislop to bring in a copy of News Of The World only for Merton to upstage him by getting the front cover printed up as a t-shirt. Then, the legendary 2008 edition hosted by Brian Blessed.

The BBC is currently in the process of developing a spin-off entitled Have I Got Sports For You. It will...

Our daily Haycasts - podcasts from the festival site - were the highlight of our coverage of last year's Guardian Hay festival. This year, we're heading back to Wales to bring you more of the same - but this time we'd like to hear your questions for the authors we're interviewing

Here's our full list of interviewees:

Joss Ackland

Simon Armitage

Antony Beevor

Helen Dunmore

Ranulph Fiennes

Rick Gekoski

Roy Hattersley

Charlie Higson

Peter Hitchens

Christopher Hitchens

Kazuo Ishiguro

James Lovelock

Henning Mankell

David Mitchell

Ben Okri

Yotam Ottolenghi

Mal Peet

Kjartan Poskitt

David Remnick

Sue Townsend

Robert Winston

Once we're at the festival, we'll blog and tweet every morning asking for your questions for the authors we're speaking to on the day day, but if you can't wait until then, please email your questions to books.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk. We hope to include one audience question per interview,...