News

Alison Phillips will appear as a panellist on BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? on Friday 9th May. Listen from 8pm or catch up on BBC Sounds.

John Wilson interviews screenwriter and playwright Abi Morgan on This Cultural Life on Thursday 8th May at 9.40pm on BBC Four.

Sarah-Louise Miller will appear as an expert contributor in two episodes of Who Do You Think You Are? on Tuesday 6th May and Monday 12th May. Watch at 9pm on BBC One.

Harry Wallop will present Times Radio between 2pm and 4pm on Monday 5th May.

Angela Rippon and Joan Bakewell will feature in BBC One’s coverage of the 80th Anniversary of VE Day, titled VE Day at 80: the Nation Remembers. Watch from 10.30am to 2pm on Monday 5th May.

Kate Williams and Tim Bouverie will appear in the BBC News channel’s VE Day coverage.

Kate Gerbeau will co-present Times Radio Breakfast on Monday 5th May. Listen from 6am on Times Radio.

Angela Rippon will share her memories of the 1972 Decimalisation of UK currency in All Change! The Year We Went Decimal. Watch at 6.30pm on Sunday 4th May on Channel 5.

Jennie Bond will appear as an expert contributor in The 70s: The Decade That Made Queen Elizabeth. Watch at 9pm on Saturday 3rd May on Channel 5.

Carolyn Quinn will present the Times Radio Drive programme on Friday 2nd May between 4pm-7pm, and the Evening Edition from 7pm-10pm on Tuesday 6th May.

Alison Phillips & Bernard Hogan Howe will launch their brand new podcast Crime Scene on Thursday 1st May. Bernard and Alison will take a deep dive into real cases, from gang hits to manhunts to fraud, extortion and drug trafficking, and explain how the process of investigating such crimes actually works. New episodes will release weekly on all podcast platforms.