Lucrezia Millarini presents Botched? Inside the Beauty Business – Tonight on Thursday 26th January at 8.30pm. Lucrezia take a look at the booming market for non-surgical cosmetic procedures and it seems legislation is struggling to keep up.
Jon Snow visits three communities in which people live to extraordinary ages for a new Channel 4 series, How To Live To 100. Starts Sunday 15th January at 6.45pm
Joan Bakewell returns to our screens with a new series of Landscape Artist of the Year, now in its eighth series. Starts Wednesday 11th January at 8pm on Sky Arts.
A new series of More or Less, presented by Tim Harford starts on Radio 4 on Wednesday 11th January at 9am.
Martin Lewis returns on Tuesday 10th January for a new year Martin Lewis Money Show Live at 8pm on ITV.
Professor Suzannah Lipscomb tests her general knowledge skills all week on Richard Osman’s House of Games Monday 9th – Friday 13th January at 6pm on BBC Two.
Professor Kate Williams and Daisy McAndrew feature in a new series of Secrets of the Royal Palaces every Saturday from Saturday 7th January on Channel 5 at 8.30pm
Camilla Tominey presents a new Sunday morning political show for GB News. The Camilla Tominey show starts Sunday 8th January at 9.30am and promises to be entertaining and engaging, promising to deliver straight answers to straight questions.
Dr Helen Lawal is looking at portion sizes in a special New Year edition of Food Unwrapped on Friday 6th January at 7.30pm on Channel 4.
With the help of legal experts Gary Rycroft and Ayesha Nayyar, Angela Rippon and Julia Somerville present a new series of Rip Off Britain: Holidays on BBC One, investigating viewers travel disasters and giving invaluable advice to avoid being caught out. Two weeks of new programmes start on Monday 2nd January at 9.15am.