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Watch Dr Anjana Khatwa on the Antiques Roadshow on BBC One this Sunday 24th September at 8pm

A brand new series of Strictly Come Dancing start on Saturday 16th September with Angela Rippon joining this year’s cast. Do tune in at 6:35pm on BBC One to see who Angela’s partner will be on the show and some of the early stages of training. We can’t wait to see her take to the dance floor.

Join Carolyn Quinn on Thursday 14th September at 3pm as she travels to Felixstowe to explore the relationship between the famous port and the local nature for Open Country on BBC Radio 4.

Parm Sandhu features as an expert contributor in a new series on Sky Crime. Body in the Suitcase: The Murder of Deborah Chong starts Monday 11th September at 9pm.

Adam Boulton returns after the summer recess for a new series of Times Radio’s Sunday morning politics show from 3rd September. Tune in at 10am Sundays.

Sarah Hewson’s Royal Tea is brewing up discussion about all the latest royal stories. Watch at 9:30pm Fridays on Talk TV, re-starting 1st September.

Tim Harford’s More or Less returns Wednesday 30th August to explain – and sometimes debunk – the numbers and statistics used in political debate, the news, and everyday life. Listen at 9am on Wednesdays on Radio 4 until 4th October.

Martin Lewis has been nominated for TV Presenter and Factual Programme (the Martin Lewis Money Show Live) of the year at the National Television Awards 2023.

The NTAs will be broadcast live on ITV1 and ITVX at 8pm Tuesday 5th September.

Felicity Hannah will be sharing all the latest personal finance on Lorraine on Wednesday 23rd and 30th August. 9-10am on ITV or later on catch-up through ITVX.

Alice Loxton features on The Queens That Changed The World on Channel 4 on Saturday 12th August at 7.15pm. Alice talks about the life of Queen Anne, often overlooked but an important figure in British history.