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We are very sad to learn of the death of Dame Jenni Murray.

We started representing Jenni in 2020 as she was leaving Woman’s Hour after a long career at Radio 4. True to her spirit of fun, she surprised many by taking part in ITV’s The Real Full Monty to great acclaim the same year. The announcement of her participation made front page news. Her reason for taking part was simple. To encourage more women to check for breast cancer.

Last year she returned to the BBC to present a series for Radio 3, Jenni Murray’s Women Composers.

We loved working with Jenni, a true professional and pioneer, she was brave and formidable with equal measure.

She interviewed every Prime Minister of the last thirty years, she was as comfortable with high powered politicians as with the grieving parents of Madeleine McCann and the first Hollywood star she encountered was Bette Davies. The late foreign correspondent, Charles Wheeler, described Jenni as having ‘the most beautiful voice on the radio – ever.’

BBC Radio 3 have announced a major new series for 2026 – Key Changes: Essential History of Classical Music. Six renowned historians including Suzannah Lipscomb and Kate Williams will present 8 episodes each of the series tracing pivotal points of innovation across a thousand years of music.

Lucrezia Millarini will appear as a contestant on Celebrity Puzzling on Wednesday 18th March. Watch from 7pm on Channel 5.

Carolyn Quinn is presenting Archive on 4 on Saturday 14th March, reflecting on the fifty year anniversary of Harold Wilson resignation. Listen from 8pm on BBC Radio 4.

Congratulations to Martin Lewis who has been nominated for an RTS Award for Best Presenter for The Martin Lewis Money Show!

Jennie Bond will appear on Celebrity Puzzling on Tuesday 3rd March. Watch from 7pm on Channel 5.

Marverine Cole will present the news on Good Morning Britain on Thursday 19th February. Watch from 6am on ITV1.

Ben Gernon conducts the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra in a special concert featuring music from Swan Lake to John Adams’s Short Ride in a Fast Machine. Watch from 8pm on BBC Four on Sunday 8th February.

Suzannah Lipscomb is presenting a new documentary for History Hit TV called Katherine Howard – Vixen or Victim? The two-part series investigates the truth behind Henry VIII’s first wife, exploring her early romantic relationships, marriage and eventual execution. Watch now on History Hit TV.

Greg Jenner is taking his hit podcast, You’re Dead to Me, on tour in 2026! Buy tickets now via youredeadtomelive.com, with shows in London, Cardiff, Manchester and Edinburgh this March and April.