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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.