Historians Alice Loxton, Deborah Sugg Ryan and Kate Williams will appear in Sandringham: A Royal Residence with Nigel Havers on Channel 5. The three-episode series explores the history and significance of Sandringham House as well as its contemporary importance to the Royals. Watch the first episode on Saturday 27th July from 9pm.
Kate Williams presents Queens, Kings & Dastardly Things, a new history podcast for Daily Mail Podcasts. In the podcast Kate uncovers the real stories behind history’s highest profile Royal Scandals with co-host Robert Hardman. The first episode will be available on all platforms from Wednesday 7th August.
Deborah Sugg Ryan will feature in Your Kitchen: 60 Years of Fads and Gadgets, a two-part documentary for Channel 5. The programme explores the trends and social changes affecting British kitchens since the 1960s. Watch at 9pm on Tuesday 30th July.
The first episode of the new series of Legacy, a podcast hosted by Peter Frankopan, is available across streaming platforms from Wednesday 24th July. This series discusses the life and impact of Bob Marley.
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.