Jennie Bond, Suzannah Lipscomb & Joan Bakewell

Suzannah Lipscomb co-presents a special Proms on BBC Four, Sunday 18th August at 7pm. The evening of music celebrates the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth including Mendelssohn's 'Scottish' Symphony and First Piano Concerto, performed by Stephen Hough on Victoria's piano.

On Sunday 12th May, Joan Bakewell will accept her BAFTA Television Fellowship in recognition of her 50 years working in the television industry. Awarded annually, the Fellowship is the highest accolade bestowed by BAFTA upon an individual in recognition of an outstanding and exceptional…

Huge congratulations to Joan Bakewell who is to be honoured with the BAFTA Television Fellowship in recognition of more than 50 years spent working in the TV industry. She is set to receive the award at the BAFTA Television Awards 2019 on Sunday 12th May.

Joan Bakewell explores classical music between 1953 and 1971, including the first broadcast of the Last Night Of The Proms and Britten's controversial War Requiem on Our Classical Century on Sunday 7th April at 9pm on BBC Four.

Commencing from Monday 25th March, in a four-part special, Joan Bakewell presents Art 50: Sound of Britain, exploring cultural responses to Brexit and national identity through 50 art commissions. Follow the journey on Sky Arts, Monday to Thursday from 9pm.

From March 5th, historian Suzannah Lipscomb presents the four part series, London: 2,000 Years of History. In the series, Suzannah joins the team exploring the city's rise to becoming the capital of The British Empire and ultimately the thriving megacity that we know today. Learn about this…