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.