Megan McCubbin will appear at Earthfest 2025 on Saturday 7th June, joining leading environmental voices to spotlight biodiversity, conservation, and climate action. Megan brings her expertise to Earthfest’s mission of inspiring sustainable change through science, storytelling, and community engagement.
Jennie Bond and Sarah Hewson will appear as expert contributors in a new series of Royal Residences: A Map of Britain. Jennie features in the first episode, looking at King Charles’ numerous properties across the UK, and Sarah Hewson will feature later in the series to discuss Sunninghill Park. Watch the first episode at 7.50pm on Saturday 7th June on Channel 5.
Later, Sarah Hewson and Camilla Tominey will appear as expert contributors in Meghan vs Kate: The Meeting That Changed The Monarchy. Watch at 9.20pm on Saturday 7th June on Channel 5.
Dr Kasim Ahmed will appear on Morning Live on Thursday 5th June to explain the support available for carers in the UK and what you can do to support a carer you know. Watch at 9.30am on BBC One.
Tim Harford presents the new series of More or Less on Wednesday 4th June, where he dissects the statistics used in political debate, the news and everyday life. Listen from 9am on BBC Radio 4 or on BBC Sounds.
Carolyn Quinn will present Times Radio’s Drive programme on Monday 2nd June. Listen from 4pm.
Marverine Cole will present the news on Good Morning Britain on Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd June. Watch from 6am-9am on ITV1.
Nina Myskow will appear as a contributor in Fawlty Towers: A Very British Comedy on Channel 5 at 9.30pm on Saturday 31st May.
Sarah Hewson & Camilla Tominey will appear as expert contributors in Megxit: Inside the Sandringham Summit. Watch at 8pm on Saturday 31st May on Channel 5.
Mike Bushell will appear as a contestant on The Hit List on Saturday 31st May. Watch at 6.05pm on BBC One.
Helen Carr’s new book Sceptred Isle: A New History of the Fourteenth Century will be available in bookstores and online on 29th May 2025. The book focuses on the lives of the last Plantagenets, against a backdrop of rebellion, plague and regicide. It is Helen’s third book, following The Red Prince: The Life of John of Gaunt, the Duke of Lancaster (2021) and What is History, Now? (2021).
Helen also presents Edward II – Worst King of England?, a new documentary for History Hit TV.
Helen explores the extraordinary and chaotic reign of Edward II, a king with a reputation as a disastrous ruler. Available to watch from Thursday 29th May.