Deborah Sugg Ryan will feature in Your Kitchen: 60 Years of Fads and Gadgets, a two-part documentary for Channel 5. The programme explores the trends and social changes affecting British kitchens since the 1960s. Watch at 9pm on Tuesday 30th July.
The first episode of the new series of Legacy, a podcast hosted by Peter Frankopan, is available across streaming platforms from Wednesday 24th July. This series discusses the life and impact of Bob Marley.
At 3.30pm on Wednesday 24th July, Dr Saleyha Ahsan presents The Science Of… Knife Crime on BBC Radio 4. The programme discusses how, from crime scene to operating table and beyond, science is helping to tackle knife violence. Listen live or catch up on BBC Sounds.
Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain from Monday 22nd July to Friday 26th July, and again on Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st July. Tune in from 6am on ITV1.
Louise Minchin presents Lorraine on Friday 19th July from 9am, discussing all the latest in the entertainment world on ITV.
Lara Lewington will be a guest on Lorraine talking about apps for a stress-free trip on ITV1 at 9am on Wednesday 17th July
Adam Boulton joins Kait Borsay on her Evening Edition Programme each night as they discuss the events of the day from 7pm this week on Times Radio.
At 9pm on Saturday 13th July, Alice Loxton will appear on Jay Blades: The West End Through Time as they explore how the West End attracted all walks of life from power to royalty and wealth on Channel 5.
Jennie Bond will appear on High Grove House – A Royal Residence, looking into the King’s private family home in the Cotswolds on Channel 5 from 7:30pm on Saturday 13th July.
Adam Boulton will be presenting the Times Radio Drive programme from Monday 8th July to Thursday 11th July. The programme is broadcast between 4pm and 7pm on Times Radio.
Dr Ellie Cannon received a visit from the new Health Secretary Wes Streeting in his first NHS visit on Monday 8th July. Mr Streeting visited the Abbey Road Surgery in North London, of which Dr Cannon is the resident GP.
Professor Suzannah Lipscomb presents Six Tudor Lives, a new documentary for History Hit TV. The programme is available from Friday 5th July 2024, and sees Prof. Suzannah granted exclusive access to the Six Lives exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, which brings together portraits of each of Henry VIII’s six wives for the first time.
Daisy McAndrew will be a guest panellist this evening Friday 12th July on Politics Hub on Sky News.
The first episode of the eighth series of Greg Jenner’s podcast ‘You’re Dead to Me‘ will go live on Friday 5th July on BBC Sounds.
Knight Ayton Clients are providing live coverage of the General Election results for a variety of broadcasters across Thursday 4th July and Friday 5th July:
Camilla Tominey will co-present Vote 24: The People Decide on GB News.
Cathy Newman will co-present Britain Decides on Channel 4. Ayshah Tull and Keme Nzerem will be correspondents for the Channel 4 coverage, reporting from key constituencies Clacton and Welwyn Hatfield.
Paul Brand, Lucrezia Millarini, Gamal Fahnbulleh will lend their contributions to ITV’s Election 2024 Live: The Results, with Paul Brand co-presenting the coverage and Lucrezia and Gamal corresponding from key constituencies Sunderland and Blyth.
Carolyn Quinn will contribute to the ‘Veterans Panel’ for Times Radio. Additionally Fi Glover will correspond from Godalming, Jane Garvey will correspond from Richmond, Yorks, and Kait Borsay will report from North Islington for Times Radio.
Clare McDonnell and Felicity Hannah will present coverage for BBC Radio 5 Live. Clare will also correspond from Carshalton and Wallington for Election 2024 Live on BBC One.
On Friday morning, Jon Kay will co-present Election 2024 Live: The Results on BBC One, and Adam Boulton and Ali Fortescue are co-presenters for The Battle for Number 10: Election Breakfast on Sky News.
Tim Harford will present Skint: The Truth about Britain’s Broken Economy with Tim Harford on Monday 1st July from 9pm on Channel 4. The documentary looks at Britain’s broken economy and reveals what the numbers really tell us about the current state of the country.
Carolyn Quinn will present The Deadly Business of Democracy on Sunday 30th June from 1:30pm on BBC Radio 4. The programme reveals how serious threats against MPs, their families and staff are now putting the UK’s democracy at risk.
Martin Lewis will present Good Morning Britain on Wednesday 26th June. Watch from 6am on ITV1.
Congratulations to Camilla Tominey, who won the award for Interview of the Year at the 55th annual TRIC awards ceremony on Tuesday 25th June.
Camilla was presented the award for her emotional interview with broadcasting legend Alastair Stewart last year, which revealed and discussed his dementia diagnosis.
Michael Buerk will present a new series of the Moral Maze on BBC Radio 4 from 8pm on Wednesday 12th June. The first episode ‘Democracy – is our system morally superior?’ is a special episode recorded live at the Hay Festival.
Congratulations to Martin Lewis and Camilla Tominey for their nominations at the TRIC awards 2024.
Martin is nominated in the TV Personality category, and the Martin Lewis Money Show Live is nominated for best Factual. Camilla Tominey is nominated for Interview of the Year for her interview with Alastair Stewart
The awards will be held at Grosvenor House on Park Lane on Tuesday 25th June.
Congratulations to Nick Owen and Niall Ferguson, who were awarded an MBE and Knighthood respectively in the King’s Birthday Honours 2024.
Nick Owen MBE received the award for his services to charity and broadcasting, and Professor Sir Niall Ferguson was made a knight for his services to literature.
Deborah Sugg Ryan will present Archive on 4 – Fitted and Kitted on Saturday 15th June. The programme sees Deborah and co-presenter Ruby Tandoh comb through the last 100 years of kitchen design in search of the ideal kitchen. Listen from 8pm on BBC Radio 4.
Martin Lewis presents the Martin Lewis Money Show: Summer Special on Tuesday 11th June. Watch from 8pm on ITV1.
Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin will appear on the new series of Celebrity Gogglebox, which begins on Friday 7th June. Watch from 9pm on Channel 4.
Several KAM Clients are involved in the General Election campaign coverage:
Adam Boulton is a daily commentator on Times Radio’s nightly Kait Borsay show as well as presenting his own Sunday show with Kate McCann. He is also appearing every week across the campaign period on Sky News’ Politics Hub and on their Debate programme on Wednesday 12th June and Politics Hub on 5th
Camilla Tominey is presenting Vote 2024 – The People Decide Monday-Thursday on GB News at 7pm, as well as her Sunday morning show. She is also hosting the Daily T podcast for The Daily Telegraph.
Carolyn Quinn is presenting newspaper reviews for Times Radio, Sky News & BBC Radio 4’s Broadcasting House.
Ali Fortescue presents Politics Hub on Sky News on Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 7pm.
Cathy Newman presents Channel 4 News.
Paul Brand will be presenting special editions of the Tonight programme on ITV, interviewing the main party leaders, as well as continuing his role as ITV News’ UK Editor
Lucrezia Millarini has been anchoring the ITV Evening News and is providing special coverage from Normandy to mark the celebrations and commemorations of the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Harry Wallop presents Sell by Dates: The Surprising Truth, a Channel 5 factual programme explaining the secrets behind the smallprint on discount stickers and sell-by-dates. Watch from 7pm on 4th June.
Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain on ITV1 from 6am-9am on Thursday 30th & Friday 31st May.
Camilla Tominey co-hosts The Daily T, a new podcast for The Telegraph, in which she and Kamal Ahmed provide an insider’s perspective on the latest news stories. New episodes are available weekdays from 5pm across streaming platforms.
The new series of Peter Frankopan’s podcast Legacy is available across streaming platforms from Wednesday 29th May. This series will discuss former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
We are delighted to announce that we are now representing Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin.
Chris and Megan will be co-presenting the new series of Springwatch, starting on Monday 27th May and airing weekdays from 8pm on BBC Two for three weeks
Angela Rippon will present a film for The One Show about Michael Morpurgo’s new book, Finding Alfie, on Monday 27th May. Watch from 7pm on BBC One or catch-up on BBC iPlayer.
Tim Harford presents the new series of More or Less on Wednesday 22nd May, where he dissects the statistics used in political debate, the news and everyday life. Listen from 9am on BBC Radio 4 or BBC Sounds.
Martin Lewis will present Good Morning Britain on Wednesday 22nd May 2024. Watch on ITV1 or ITVX.
Angela Rippon & Julia Somerville present the new series of Rip off Britain, starting Monday 20th May on BBC One, weekdays at 9:30am. The series features contributions from Gary Rycroft, Adam Shaw, Ayesha Nayyar, Felicity Hannah and Dr Ellie Cannon.
Judi James & Simon Vigar appear on Prince George: A King for the Future on Channel 5, discussing the influences and attributes that are shaping Prince George into a exciting and modern potential British monarch. Watch from 8:30pm on Saturday 18th May.
Ayshah Tull presents Unreported World on Friday 10th May, which uncovers the thriving divorce economy in Mauritania. Watch from 7:30pm on Channel 4.
On Tuesday, May 14th, Dr. Sian Williams hosted the Sounds for the Soul Piano Recital at St Luke’s Church in London.
The event featured pianist Min Jung Kym, who performed a selection of piano works by composers Beethoven, Liszt, and Brahms. The recital was organized in partnership with Knight Ayton to support the Friends of the Royal Marsden Chelsea charity, which raises funds for the Royal Marsden hospital, and Sian discussed the performance and the work of the charity with both Min-Jung and with members of the charity’s board of directors at the event.
Congratulations Nayha Ahmad and Jasmine Takhar, whose contributions to the BBC Asian Network have helped see it win the UK Network of the Year Award at the ARIAS 2024.
Martin Lewis will present Good Morning Britain on Wednesday 8th May 2024. Watch on ITV1 from 6am or ITVX.
Louise Minchin hosted the Invictus Games 10th Anniversary Event on Tuesday 7th May. She spoke to the Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, about the creation of the Games, how far they have come and what the future looks like, as well as speaking to contestants from the new nations competing in 2025.
Jenni Murray hosts Dame Jenni Murray’s Motown Favourites on Monday 6th May, celebrating 60 years since Motown music broke through in the UK. Listen from 6pm on Boom Radio.
Congratulations to Louise Minchin, who has won the 2024 People’s Book Prize for non-fiction for her book Fearless: Adventures with Extraordinary Women.
The first episode of the new series of Legacy, a podcast hosted by Peter Frankopan, is available across streaming platforms as of Wednesday 1st May. This series discusses the life and impact of Cleopatra.
Knight Ayton staff and clients celebrated the launch of Cunard’s new cruise ship, the Queen Anne, on Wednesday 1st May 2024. Daisy McAndrew, Jennie Bond, Angela Rippon and KAM’s very own Sue Ayton attended the launch party as the ship prepares for its maiden voyage to Lisbon, Portugal.
Kate Williams explains how Cunard decided on the ship’s name here: Find out why Cunard chose the name Queen Anne for their newest ship | ROL Cruise
Alice Loxton and Kate Williams appear on Inside Windsor Castle, a new series exploring the transformation of the iconic castle from a defensive tower to the grand palace we know today. The series premieres on Saturday 27th April at 9pm on Channel 5.
Martin Lewis will present Have I Got News for You on Friday 26th of April from 9pm. Watch on BBC One or catch up on BBC iPlayer.
Jon Snow hosts Portugal’s Carnation Revolution on BBC Radio 4 at 1:30pm on Sunday 21st April. The programme provides a retrospective on the events of the 1974 revolution, and includes archive of Jon’s radio reports whilst working at LBC.
Joan Bakewell presents a film special celebrating 60 years of BBC Two for The One Show on BBC One on Monday 15th April at 7pm on BBC One.
Louise Minchin will speak at the Intrepid Travel Pop-Up Exhibition on Thursday 18th April. Louise will share her stories of adventure at the event, which celebrates the travel stories of inspiring women.
Mary-Ann Ochota spoke at the Red Bull UK Marketing Team Day on Monday 15th April. Mary-Ann gave a speech on the benefits of curiosity and adventure and organise team-building exercises.
Parm Sandhu features in The Real Line of Duty, a three-part docuseries telling the story of an undercover police unit that fought against Met police corruption in the 90s. Watch now on Amazon Prime.
Parm also appears on several episodes of Police Interceptors: Pursuit and Capture, a new series on 5Action. Watch from 8pm on Thursday 11th, Friday 12th and Wednesday 17th April, or catch up on My5.
Congratulations to Jenni Murray and Camilla Tominey who have been nominated at The Press Awards 2024. Jenni Murray is nominated for Tabloid Columnist of the Year for her work at the Daily Mail and her column for Femail Magazine. Camilla Tominey is nominated for Specialist Journalist of the Year for her reporting at the Telegraph.
Congratulations to business journalist Felicity Hannah, who has been nominated for the Broadcast Journalist of the Year (including all multimedia) award at the Headline Money Awards 2024.
Ayesha Nayyar appears on Morning Live discussing how to get the best out of your solicitor. Watch from 9:30am on Friday 19th April on BBC1 or catch up on iPlayer.
Adam Boulton will be co-presenting the 6-10am Times Radio Breakfast show on Tuesday 9th and Wednesday 10th April.
Judi James & Simon Vigar appear on Kate & The King: A Special Relationship at 9:30pm on Saturday 5th April on Channel 5, celebrating the special bond that has grown between King Charles III and the Princess of Wales following their recent shared cancer diagnoses.
Musician Leo Geyer features in Archive on 4: ABBA: Inside the Music, a deep dive into the Swedish quartet’s musicianship celebrating the 50th anniversary of their Eurovision win. Listen from 8-9pm on Saturday April 6th on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds
Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain on ITV1 from 6am-9am on Monday 1st & Tuesday 2nd April.
Dr Sian Williams presents the first episode of the new season of Life Changing on Wednesday 3rd April. Each week Sian interviews people whose lives have been sent on a new trajectory by a single traumatic event, often evoking powerful and emotional testimonies handled with care by Sian, now a trained trauma counsellor. Listen from 9am on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
The launch party for Greg Jenner’s new book, Totally Chaotic History: Ancient Egypt Gets Unruly, took place on Wednesday 27th March. The Knight Ayton team and several Knight Ayton Clients came to Waterstones Piccadilly to celebrate Greg’s latest work.
Congratulations to Jane Garvey & Fi Glover who have been nominated at the Radio Academy Audio & Radio Industry Awards.
Jane & Fi are nominated in the Best Speech Presenter category for their daily Times Radio afternoon show . The ceremony will take place on the 7th May 2024 at the Drury Lane Theatre.
Kate Williams appears in a new series of Secrets of the Royal Palaces on Channel 5. Watch from 8:15pm from Saturday 23rd March.
The final episode of Rosie Millard’s Dead Famous airs on Tuesday 19th March, which discusses the posthumous rise to fame and legacy of Frida Kahlo. Listen on Radio 4 or on BBC Sounds.
Martin Lewis is presenting Good Morning Britain on Wednesday 20th March on ITV.
Military historian Sarah-Louise Miller will feature in the first episode of the new series of Saving Lives at Sea in World War II on Tuesday 12th March. The series uncovers the story of the RNLI’s heroic efforts during the Second World War. Watch at 9pm on BBC Two, or on iPlayer.
Martin Lewis will present a Budget special episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live on Tuesday 12th March, discussing urgent tax reclaims, April price hikes and saving schemes that will soon be unavailable. Watch at 8pm on ITV1 or catch up on ITVX.
Emma Griffin features in the first episode of new documentary series Maps of Britain on Friday 8th March. The series focuses on Britain’s transport networks through the ages, with the first episode discussing the nation’s love-hate relationship with motorways. Watch at 8pm on Channel 5.
The new series of Legacy, a podcast hosted by Peter Frankopan, is available across streaming platforms as of Tuesday 5th March. This series debates the life and impact of American musician and activist Nina Simone.
Ayesha Nayyar appears on Sunday Morning Live this week to discuss the government’s new sentencing bill. Are prisons tough enough? Watch from 9:30am on Sunday March 17th on BBC1 or iPlayer.
Mary-Ann Ochota appears on Countryfile on Sunday 17th March, discussing the allure of the Ridgeway National Trail. Watch at 6pm on BBC1 or iPlayer.
Lara Lewington & Harry Wallop appear on Wonka: The Scandal that Rocked Britain at 7.35pm on Saturday March 16th on Channel 5, discussing the infamous Willy Wonka event in Glasgow and the rising threat of AI scams.
Congratulations to Helen Carr, who contributed to CityNews coverage of King Charles III’s Coronation which has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award. The awards will take place on May the 28th at the Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Congratulations to Felicity Hannah, who has been nominated in the Finance Journalist category for the British Bank Awards 2024 for her fantastic work for BBC Five Live, including her recent analysis of the spring Budget. Vote for Felicity here.
Congratulations to John Wilson, who has been nominated for Audio Presenter of the Year at the BPG Press Guild Awards. John is being recognised for his superb work with some of the world’s leading artists and creatives in This Cultural Life, on BBC Radio 4. Read the full awards listings here.
Congratulations to Antoine Allen, who has been nominated in the Broadcast Journalist category at the SJA awards for his excellent work at ITV News. The ceremony will take place on Monday 25th March.
Martin Lewis will be co-hosting This Morning on Monday 4th March on ITV at 10am.
Louise Minchin will be presenting ITV’s Lorraine on Friday 1st March from 9am.
Congratulations to Martin Lewis for winning the RTS Special Award for Outstanding Contribution to Television Journalism at the Royal Television Society Awards on Wednesday 28th February.
Fiona Armstrong, Lord Lieutenant of Dumfries, represented King Charles to present The King’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest honour for local voluntary groups, to the Veterans Garden in Dumfries group on Saturday 25th February.
Stanley Johnson will be appearing on Celebrity Pointless on Saturday 2nd March on BBC One at 8:35pm.
Cathy Newman’s new book The Ladder: Life Lessons from Women Who Scaled the Heights & Dodged the Snakes is available from the 29th of February in bookstores and online.
Congratulations to Martin Lewis, whose final programme of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live series was watched by 2.7 million viewers when premiering on ITV on Tuesday 20th February. Catch up now here
After starting the tour in Birmingham on Friday 19th January, Angela Rippon finished her time on Strictly Come Dancing with the final show of the Strictly Come Dancing Live tour at the 02 Arena, London on Sunday 11th February. Angela and her castmates performed in a month-long tour in arenas across the UK, including Utilita Arena Newcastle, OVO Hydro Glasgow and AO Arena Nottingham.
To celebrate Angela’s time on Strictly Come Dancing and the end of the tour, Knight Ayton held a party on Monday 12th February at the Revery Bar, Hilton Park Lane
Congratulations to Martin Lewis for winning Best Lifestyle Show at last night’s TV Choice Awards 2024 for his ITV programme, The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.
The ceremony took place on Monday 12th February at The London Hilton on Park Lane. Click here for full details of the awards.
On Saturday 10th February on BBC One, Nina Nannar, Louise Minchin, Michael Buerk and Jenni Murray will appear on a The Weakest Link in a News and Current Affairs special at 7:50pm
The latest episode of Legacy, a podcast hosted by Peter Frankopan will be available across streaming platforms on Wednesday 7th February. This episode is the first of four about the life of Mikhail Gorbachev.
Michael Buerk will be appearing on Richard Osman’s House of Games from Monday 5th – Friday 9th February on BBC One at 6pm
Louise Minchin will be appearing at the Wolverhampton Literature Festival on Saturday 3rd February, discussing her career in ‘Fearless – In Conversation with Louise Minchin’
Marverine Cole will be hosting the Africa Prize for the Royal Academy of Engineering on Wednesday 31st January
Congratulations to our senior agent Nick Hulme who is celebrating 10 years at Knight Ayton – Nick works with some of our busiest and high-profile clients and goes from strength to strength!
James King features in OK! magazine’s Harry Styles special looking back at Harry’s film career ahead. The edition is available from Thursday 25th January.
Sathnam Sanghera’s new book, Empireworld: How British Imperialism Has Shaped the Globe will be published on Thursday 25th January, available online and in bookstores.
Lucrezia Millarini will be discussing TVs most memorable moments on When TV Guests Go Horribly Wrong 2 on Channel 5 at 10pm on Sunday 21st January
The Strictly Come Dancing Tour featuring Angela Rippon begins in Birmingham on Friday 19th January before embarking on a nationwide tour.
Michael Buerk & Daniel Henry appear on When TV Interviews Go Horribly Wrong, discussing on air interview disasters on Channel 5 on Sunday 14th January at 10pm
Nayha Ahmad will appear on When TV Goes Horribly Wrong, discussing on air disasters on Sunday 7th January on Channel 5 at 10pm
A new series of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live begins on Tuesday 9th January on ITV1 at 9pm
Consumer expert Adam Shaw will begin a weekly slot on Fi Glover and Jane Garvey’s Times Radio programme from Monday 8th January from 3:30pm
A new series of Historian Greg Jenner’s podcast You’re Dead to Me begins on BBC Sounds on Friday 5th January and on BBC Radio 4 at 10am Saturday 6th January
Fi Glover will be taking part in The Weakest Link as part of a Radio presenter special on Saturday 6th January on BBC One at 7:45pm
Angela Rippon & Julia Somerville present a new series of Rip off Britain, starting Tuesday 2nd January on BBC One, weekdays at 10:45am
On Thursday 4th & Friday 5th January, Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain on ITV1 from 6am-9am
A new series of This Cultural Life starts on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday 30th December at 7:15pm. John meets with leading artists and creatives across theatre, film and music to discuss their life and career.
Adam Boulton will be presenting Matt Chorley’s programme on Times Radio from Wednesday 27th– Friday 29th December from 10am
Joan Bakewell will feature in Barry Humphries: The Last Laugh, a tribute to Barry Humphries and Dame Edna on Christmas day, ITV1 at 10pm. The programme will meet Barry’s friends and colleagues to find out more about Barry’s life and work.
Felicity Hannah will be presenting BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast on Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th December from 6am
Moira Stuart will be presenting Carols from St Pauls Cathedral in aid of the Prince’s Trust, live on Classic FM on Saturday 23rd December at 6pm
Louise Minchin will be presenting Lorraine on Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd December on ITV1 from 9am, discussing entertainment news, current affairs and celebrity gossip.
Dr Saleyha Ahsan will be on Christmas University Challenge representing the University of Dundee against Bangor University on Wednesday 20th December on BBC Two at 8:30pm
Felicity Hannah investigates climate change and extreme weather events effect on insurance prices across the world on Uninsurable Planet, Tuesday 19th December at 8pm on BBC Radio 4 and on BBC Sounds
Ayshah Tull captains the Kings College London team as they compete against City, University of London on Christmas University Challenge on Monday 18th December at 8:30pm on BBC Two
Technology journalist Lara Lewington will be joining Lorraine on Monday 11th December to discuss AI and Christmas gifts on ITV1 from 9am
This week Sathnam Sanghera’s new BBC Radio 4 programme, Empire of Tea, tells the story of tea and its imperial past starts on the 4th of December, daily at 1:45 and also available on BBC Sounds
Harry Wallop will be investigating rising food prices, reformulated products and loyalty card discounts on Less For More: The Truth About Food Prices – Dispatches on Tuesday 12th December at 9pm on Channel 4
Kate Williams will appear on Sandringham: Christmas with this King on Saturday 2nd December on Channel 5 at 8:25pm. The programme will explore how the Royal family will be spending Christmas day.
Camilla Tominey will be filling in for Nigel Farage on GB News, Monday 27th – Thursday 30th November at 7pm
Cathy Newman will be appearing on The Weakest Link on Saturday 25th November on BBC One at 5:45pm.
Consumer expert Adam Shaw will be appearing on Channel 4’s Steph’s Packed Lunch on Wednesday 22nd November from 12pm, discussing the Chancellor’s Annual Statement.
Historian Peter Frankopan has launched a new podcast, Legacy, which re-examines the reputations of key historical figures and assesses if our perception of them is justified. Available now on all podcast platforms.
Jennie Bond will be competing on Richard Osman’s House of Games on BBC Two every night at 6pm from Monday 20th – Friday 24th November.
Angela Rippon will be dancing the American Smooth at the Blackpool Tower Ballroom on BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday 18th November on BBC One at 6:40pm
Maverine Cole joins Alan Titchmarsh to test the latest new beers in the British countryside on Love Your Weekend on Sunday 19th November at 9.30am on ITV.
Adam Shaw finds out what’s behind the UK’s sick note epidemic in Britain: On the Sick?: Tonight On ITV Thursday 16th November at 8.30pm and later on ITVX.
The first episode of Historian Alice Loxton’s new podcast ‘A History of the World in Spy Objects’ will be available on Spyscape from Wednesday 15th November
Dr Sian Williams will compete on Richard Osman’s House of Games every night at 6pm from Monday 13th – Friday 17th November on BBC Two.
Daisy McAndrew and Geoff Cutmore recently facilitated sessions at the Dubai Business Forum, a leading conference where global CEOs, heads of state and major investors shared their business insights.
Daisy moderated panels discussing Dubai’s position amongst the Top Three Global Cities, the Growth of Dubai’s SMESs & Startups, and the impact of consolidations in FinTech.
Geoff moderated an expert discussion on the global debate between regionalization and globalisation, and interviewed serial entrepreneur Div Turakhia about his inspirational journey to success and Dubai’s digital revolution.
Professor Kate Williams appears in the new series of Secrets of the Royal Palaces starting Saturday 11th November at 8:30pm
On Thursday 9th November, solicitor Ayesha Nayyar will appear on Morning Live on BBC One from 9:15am to talk to about Wills.
The first two episodes of Dr Sian Williams’ new podcast ‘Death of a Codebreaker’ will be available on Tuesday 7th of November on BBC Sounds. This new podcast explores the death of Welsh codebreaker Gareth Williams, who’s death still remains a mystery.
Lara Lewington appears on Dr Xand’s Con or Cure on Tuesday 7th of November on BBC One at 11am.
Following last weeks Halloween themed Charleston, Angela Rippon will be dancing the Waltz on this week’s Strictly Come Dancing on BBC One, Saturday at 7:05pm
Gamal Fahnbulleh will be presenting the News at 10 on Friday 3rd November at 10pm on ITV.
Lara Lewington will appear on Lorraine discussing the latest AI news on Thursday 2nd November from 9am
Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain – Wednesday 1st – Friday 3rd November on ITV from 6am
Parm Sandhu appears as an expert panellist on the new series of Vanished: The Search for Britain’s Missing on Wednesday 1st November at 8pm on Channel 5
A new series of The Martin Lewis Money Show returns to ITV – Tuesdays at 8pm. This week the theme is ‘Winter is Coming’, answering viewer questions on cost of living and energy payments.
Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain from Monday 23rd – Thursday 26th October on ITV from 6am
Mary Ann Ochota will be discussing the newspapers on Breakfast with Anna Jones on Sky News from 6:30am on Saturday 21st October
Louise Minchin will be presenting Lorraine at 9am on ITV on Friday 20th October.
Martin Lewis will be presenting Good Morning Britain, 6am-9am on ITV on Wednesday 18th October.
Angela & Julia will be presenting a week of Rip Off Britain Live programmes, a series of Cost of Living Specials from Monday 16th – Friday 20th October at 9:15am on BBC One
Lara Lewington will be appearing on Lorraine to discuss the latest news on AI on ITV from 9am on Tuesday 17th October
James King, Nina Myskow, Samira Ahmed, Sian Williams appear on Channel 5 Series Controversially: That Was the Year That Was on Saturdays on Channel 5
Nina Myskow features in Man About the House: 50 Years of Laughs on Channel 5, Saturday 14th October at 7:30pm
Carolyn will be chairing a key session at the International Symposium at Kew Gardens at 4:20pm on Friday 13th of October
Dr Sian Williams returns to BBC Radio 4 with a new series of Life Changing, Wednesdays at 9am on BBC Radio 4
Martin Lewis and Lucrezia Millarini host The Martin Lewis Money Show Live: Britain Get Talking, a special episode of the Money Show on ITV at 8pm on Tuesday 10th of October.
Tom Dyckhoff judges a new series of Handmade: Britain’s Best Woodworker on Channel 4 at 8pm on Sundays from 8th October.
Marverine Cole & Lucrezia Millarini feature in When Motorways Go Horribly Wrong on Saturday 7th October at Channel 5 at 7:10pm
A new series of Portrait Artist of the Year with Joan Bakewell begins on Wednesday 4th October with a special episode ‘Portrait Artist of the Decade’ from 8pm on Sky Arts.
Julia Somerville and Angela Rippon present a new two-week series of Rip Off Britain, starts Monday 2nd October, weekdays from 9:15am on BBC One. The series will be followed by a week of Rip Off Britain LIVE from Monday 16th October.
Marverine Cole will be presenting the news on Good Morning Britain, 6am – 9am on Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd October on ITV.
Angela Rippon joins the Strictly: It Takes Two sofa to talk about her first live performance with Kai over the weekend. Watch on Tuesday 26th September at 6:30pm on BBC Two.
On Sunday 1st October Moira Stuart begins a new series of Moira Stuart Meets on Classic FM. Join Moira as she meets well known names from culture, sports and entertainment. Listen weekly at 9pm.
Consumer expert Harry Wallop returns with a new series of Shop Smart, Save Money. Friday 29th September at 7pm on Channel 5.
Watch Dr Anjana Khatwa on the Antiques Roadshow on BBC One this Sunday 24th September at 8pm
A brand new series of Strictly Come Dancing start on Saturday 16th September with Angela Rippon joining this year’s cast. Do tune in at 6:35pm on BBC One to see who Angela’s partner will be on the show and some of the early stages of training. We can’t wait to see her take to the dance floor.
Join Carolyn Quinn on Thursday 14th September at 3pm as she travels to Felixstowe to explore the relationship between the famous port and the local nature for Open Country on BBC Radio 4.
Parm Sandhu features as an expert contributor in a new series on Sky Crime. Body in the Suitcase: The Murder of Deborah Chong starts Monday 11th September at 9pm.