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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.