Roald Dahl spent two years at the Cathedral School in Llandaff, from the age of seven to nine. He then moved to St Peter's boarding school in Weston-super-Mare and suffered from homesickness.

and some of the darkest dramas ever to hit TV screens… Roald Dahl’s first writing commission, Shot Down Over Libya, was published anonymously in 1942 in The Saturday Evening Post. He was 26 ...

Dahl, born to Norwegian parents, was named after Roald Amundsen – aka the iconic Norwegian polar explorer. And, while he was born in Wales ... little boy who goes to live with his Norwegian ...

The theme is – you guessed it – the books of Roald Dahl. This is a story ... In Lucky Break, Dahl talks about how he got his start in fiction writing and what he thinks are good traits for ...

He imagines an emergency meeting between Dahl, his Jewish publisher and an American sales director, which is held after the publication of an article by Dahl that contained anti-Israeli sentiment.