Brave Salman Rushdie will be back on our TV screens for interview in 'big BBC film' about 'Islamist' knife attack in New York that left author blind in one eye - less than two years after stabbing

The novelist, 76, has agreed to a sit-down that will form part of a 'big BBC film' set to examine the fateful attack carried out by Islamist Hadi Matar, 24, in August 2022.

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