Angela Rippon will interview Northern Irish author Maggie O’Farrell in a new film for The One Show on Friday 4th April, where she will discuss Maggie’s latest book. Watch from 7pm on BBC One or catch-up on BBC iPlayer.
Angela will also co-present the Breakfast programme on GB News on Sunday 6th April.
Ailsa Anderson will appear as an expert contributor in What The Royal Staff Saw this Saturday 29th March at 9.15pm on Channel 5.
Lara Lewington will present an AI and Women’s Health Special programme of Woman’s Hour on Thursday 27th March. Lara explores the risks and rewards of using AI to improve women’s health with a panel of experts that includes Dr Ellie Cannon. Listen at 10am on BBC Radio 4, or catchup on BBC Sounds.
Harry Wallop will present Meal Deals: Which One Is Best? on Wednesday 26th March. Harry asks “the question dividing the nation”, and reveals which of the tens of millions of meal deal options available in the UK is unequivocally the best. Watch at 8pm on Channel 5.
Adam Boulton will co-present Times Radio Breakfast on Wednesday 26th March and Thursday 27th March. Listen from 6am.
John Wilson presents his interview with Sir Salman Rushdie for This Cultural Life on Tuesday 25th March on BBC Four.
Sarah-Louise Miller will appear as an expert contributor in the new series of WWII: Secrets From Above. The first episode focuses on the Battle of Stalingrad and will broadcast on Monday 24th March at 8pm. Sarah-Louise will also appear in episodes on Tuesday 25th March and Monday 7th April.
Lucy Betteridge Dyson will also feature in the series, in an episode looking at the Battle of Berlin, available to watch at 8pm on Monday 31st March, all on National Geographic.
Lara Lewington’s new book Hacking Humanity: How Technology can Save your Health and Your Life will be available in bookstores and online on 10th July 2025. The book reveals how the power of technology can be harnessed to improve our lives now, and transform our healthcare system for a better future.
Lara will also appear on Lorraine on Thursday 20th March to explain how to keep your children safe online. Watch at 9am on ITV1.
Helen Carr presents Bannockburn: The Battle for Scotland, a new documentary for History Hit TV.
Helen takes a deep dive into one of the most decisive battles in medieval history, between King Edward II and Robert The Bruce. Available to watch from Monday 17th March.
On Saturday 22nd March, Ailsa Anderson and Sarah Hewson will appear as expert contributors in Princess Anne: The Royal Rule Breaker at 9.15pm on Channel 5.