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Marverine has presented a programme for Mental Health UK which will be released on their website on World Mental Health Day, Sunday 10th September.

Former Chief Superintendent at the Metropolitan Police, Parm Sandhu plays a key role in a major new 6 part Channel 4 series. Starting Tuesday 5th October at 9.30pm the plot of Murder Island has been written by much loved author Ian Rankin and members of the public will compete to solve the crime he has scribed. As amateur detectives they will be led and have to report to Parm and will need their wits about them to keep up with her impressive skills and experience.

A new series of Rip Off Britain starts Monday 4th October on BBC One at 9.15am, hosted by Angela Rippon and Julia Somerville. The highly rated consumer programme returns to tackle viewers stories of bad experiences. Lawyers Gary Rycroft and Ayesha Nayyar also contribute to the programmes with their expertise put to good use.

The release of the new Bond film No Time to Die has seen movie expert James King presenting programmes about the mega franchise. James presented the two part special series for Radio 2, James Bond: Soundtrack Stories, also available on BBC Sounds. He also made two appearances on This Morning to talk about the new release. The long awaited film was accompanied by a special official podcast series, No Time to Die: The Official James Bond podcast which James presented and interviewed all the leading members of the team including Daniel Craig. The Radio 2 and podcast series was well reviewed by national newspapers.

A new series of the Martin Lewis Money Show starts Thursday 23rd on ITV at 8.30pm. It’s the show you can not afford to miss. Martin’s show brings the audience live updates with the best money saving tips and guidance through uncertain financial times.

Many congratulations to Dr Anjana Khatwa, winner of the Positive Role Model award for Race/Religion/Faith at The National Diversity Awards on Friday 17th September. As an Earth Scientist and Geologist who cares passionately about natural and cultural heritage Anjana works tirelessly to promote diversity and inclusion in her sector.

Rip Off Britain hosted by Angela Rippon, Julia Somerville and Gloria Hunniford moved from the regular daytime slot to a short run on BBC One primetime peaking at 2.7 million viewers with a 19.7% share, rating higher than Eastenders. Long live Rip Off.

Moira Stuart will be presenting the second season of her acclaimed interview series ‘Moira Stuart Meets…’, on Sunday evenings from 9pm on Classic FM. The series will feature interviews with the most well-known names from the worlds of the arts, politics, sport and entertainment. Moira will discuss the memorable moments in their lives and careers, and each guest will personally choose the classical music that is important to them. The first episode airs on Sunday 5th September and will be available live on Classic FM or on catch up on Global Player.

Martin Lewis will returning to the panel of Good Morning Britain on ITV this week alongside Susanna Reid. Known on the show as “the most trusted man in Britain”, Martin will be joining the team from 6-9am on Thursday 9th and Friday 10th September. Viewers will be kept up to date both on key consumer issues alongside a whole host of other breaking news, debates and entertainment.

After 20 years on BBC Breakfast, Louise Minchin has announced that she will be leaving on the 15th of September, 2021. Louise has covered the full range of topics while on the famous red sofa, and has no doubt been a consistent fixture helping countless early risers through their regular morning routine. Having been the face of the UK’s most watched Breakfast programme, Louise has said that this is a big change for her but she’s definitely looking forward to any new challenges ahead!