Cartier International Polo, Sunday 25th July 2010 

Knight Ayton clients attended one of the most prestigious events in the summer social calendar - Cartier International Polo at Windsor on Sunday 25th July 2010

Our clients who attended included – Jennie Bond, Justin and Colin, Martin Lewis, Moira Stuart, James King, Judi James, Bettany Hughes.

Click here to see Martin Lewis' blog with more info about the event

and click here to see Justin and Colin's blog

Inside the Ethics Committee, Tuesday 03 August, 9pm - 9:45pm, BBC Radio 4

Joan Bakewell and the panel discuss the dilemma facing an NHS surgeon, who is frequently called on to operate on obese patients who have spent thousands on private weight-loss treatments, only to find the procedures performed do not suit them. The group discusses whether the medic should devote his time to these people, displacing others on the NHS waiting list. 

Jennie Bond, Celebrity Masterchef, Wednesday 28st July 2010, 8pm - 9pm, BBC1

Britain's favourite cooking contest is back with a new series and Jennie Bond is one of the contestants hoping to become the next Celebrity Masterchef.

Inside the Ethics Committee, Tuesday 27th July 2010, 9pm - 9.45pm, BBC Radio4

Joan Bakewell hosts the series "Inside the Ethics Committee" where a panel of experts discuss real-life cases to explore the workings of clinical ethics committees.

Listen to Joan Bakewell's Inside the Ethic's Committee

Dame Joan Bakewell, Panorama, Monday 26 July, 8:30pm - 9:00pm BBC1

With nearly a quarter of the population expected to be over 65 within 20 years, and three out of four older people likely to need some form of social care, how we pay for it is fast becoming an urgent question for us all. In this specially-authored report for Panorama, the former government adviser on older people - Dame Joan Bakewell - looks at some of the innovative ways Britain's baby boomers are looking to future-proof their old age. 

Watch Joan Bakewell's Panorama

Bettany Hughes, Countrywise, Monday 26th July 2010, 8pm - 8.30pm, ITV1

Series in which the team look at the best of Britain's coast and countryside. Bettany Hughes explores the pagan roots of the colourful tradition of well dressing. Plus there is a look at a garden oasis in Manchester and the work of the rescue hovercraft in Southend. 

Watch Countrywise with Bettany Hughes

Martin Lewis & Libby Potter, Money Watch

Tuesday  6th July 2010, 8pm - 9pm, BBC2
Wednesday 14th July2010, 8pm - 9pm, BBC2
Wednesday 21st July2010, 8pm - 9pm, BBC2

Britain has experienced the worst recession since the 1930s and is facing the toughest squeeze in generations. What does this mean for family finances and what can people do about it?

The first episode of the series tackles jobs and pay.

Financial reporter Libby Potter investigates why top earners have seen their pay rise so much faster than the rest of us – even during the downturn. But with pressure building to curb top pay in the public sector, can the boardroom bonanza continue?

And for those who can’t go it alone, but are still worried about their pay and employment prospects, money saving expert Martin Lewis weaves his financial magic. Like so many families, the Merrimans have taken a hit in the downturn. Their income has slumped and there are worries about savings, debt and retirement plans. Over the series, Martin will attempt to transform their finances. This week, how can they boost their income?  

Watch Martin Lewis and Libby Potter on Money Watch - Tuesday 6th July 2010

Watch Martin Lewis and Libby Potter on Money Watch - Wednesday 14th July 2010

Watch Martin Lewis and Libby Potter on Money Watch - Wednesday 21st July 2010

Adam Shaw, Panorama - How to Beat the Banks, Monday 19th July 2010, 8.30pm - 9pm, BBC1

Reporter Adam Shaw investigates the current state of Britain's high street banks, and reveals that while base rates remain low, the cost of borrowing for customers has risen significantly - with one bailed-out bank charging an effective interest rate in excess of 3,000 per cent - while small businesses are finding it just as hard to get a loan. Panorama asks Business Secratary Vince Cable whether the promised root and branch reform will become a reality. 

Watch Adam Shaw's Panorama

Jane Hill, News;It's My Story: Glad to be Grey? Monday 19 July 2010, 8pm - 8.30pm, BBC Radio 4

Despite enormous advances in gay rights, Jane Hill discovers that institutional homophobia is making some dread the prospect of old age residential care. A generation of gay people have seen the decriminalisation of homosexuality, the lowering of the age of consent, and the introduction of civil partnerships but now many are having to hide their sexuality as they work out their living arrangements.

Listen to Jane Hill's "It's My Story: Glad to be Grey?"

Louise Minchin, The One Show, Monday 12th July - Friday 16th July & Monday 19th July - Friday 23rd July, 7pm - 7.30pm (7pm - 8pm on Fridays), BBC1 

BBC presenter Louise Minchin will be co-hosting The One Show, a magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK.

Watch Louise Minchin on The One Show - 12th July 2010

Watch Louise Minchin on The One Show - 13th July 2010

Watch Louise Minchin on The One Show - 14th July 2010

Watch Louise Minchin on The One Show - 15th July 2010

Watch Louise Minchin on The One Show - 16th July 2010