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On Tuesday 28th January, Cathy Newman will appear on Vicky Pattison: My Deepfake Sex Tape at 10pm on Channel 4. Cathy will discuss her experience as a victim of deepfake pornography on the programme.

Sarah Hewson will appear as an expert contributor on Prince Andrew: Where Did All The Money Go? Watch at 9.30pm on Channel 5 on Saturday 25th January.

Jennie Bond and Kate Williams will appear as expert contributors in The Battle For Royal Lodge: Andrew vs Charles on Saturday 25th January at 8pm on Channel 5.

Conductor Ben Gernon will appear as a guest on This Classical Life on Saturday 25th January on BBC Radio 3 to discuss his favourite music, including pieces from Mozart, Georges Bizet, Frank Dupree and Stevie Wonder. Listen at 5pm or catchup on BBC Sounds.

Lucrezia Millarini will host ITV’s announcement of the nominees for the 97th Oscars Academy Awards on Thursday 23rd January. Watch from 1.10pm on ITV1.

Carolyn Quinn will present the Evening Edition on Thursday 23rd January, and Harry Wallop will present on Friday 24th January, both at 7pm on Times Radio.

Sarah Hewson will appear on Lorraine on Thursday 23rd January to discuss the wider repercussions of the settlement between News Group Newspapers and Prince Harry. Watch at 9am on ITV.

Alice Loxton will co-present a new Bitesize GCSE History podcast series on Elizabeth I, available in January. Each episode guides the listener through everything you need to know about Elizabeth whilst exploring the key events, people and concepts that you need to ace a GCSE history exam. Listen on BBC Sounds.

Professor Suzannah Lipscomb presents a two-part series for History Hit unravelling a profound transformation in English history. A World Torn Apart: The Dissolution of the Monasteries is available in January.

Composer Leo Geyer will present The Lost Music of Auschwitz on Monday 20th January. The programme uncovers the forgotten compositions found in the Auschwitz archives, with Leo and his orchestra bringing to life music created by the camp’s prisoner orchestra. Watch at 9pm on Sky Arts.