Ayesha Hazarika appeared on the Question Time panel on Thursday 8th June, live from The King’s Lynn Corn Exchange. Also joining her on the panel was Conservative MP Lee Rowley, Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth and Former Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption. To catch-up, you can watch the programme on BBC iPlayer.
Yiannis Vassilakis lended his brilliant impersonation skills to ITVX new comedy impressions show, Deep Fake Neighbour Wars A special compilation episode, Deep Fake Neighbour Wars: Best Bust-Ups will be coming to ITV1 on June 3rd at 9.30pm The six-part comedy impressions show transformed comedians and impressionists into famous faces But instead of living lives of … Read more
Alice Marshall featured in Episode One of the Second series of Sister Boniface Sister Boniface is about the investigations of Sister Boniface of St Vincent’s Convent – nun, moped rider, wine maker and part-time forensic scientist. Sister Boniface is on Drama Channel and UK TV If you missed the first episode you can catch up … Read more
After the huge success of The News Agents, Global have announced that they will be launching The News Agents: USA, a weekly companion podcast hosted by Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel. Launching on Wednesday 21st June, The News Agents: USA will chart the biggest news stories in the US and will be available exclusively on … Read more
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is now available with Toby Longworth voicing the character of Orc / Orc Cirith Ungol “Play as Gollum on his quest to retrieve his Precious. You will need to climb the mountains of Mordor, sneak around Mirkwood and make difficult choices. Who will gain the upper hand: the cunning … Read more
Ronay Poole featured in Series 8, Episode 5 of Inside No.9 for BBC Two The episode got everyone talking as Inside No.9 pulled off another impressive stunt that tricked many viewers who watched it live, they were told by the announcer that there had been a change to the schedules and, instead of Inside No 9, … Read more
Andrea Catherwood investigates what the new, highly-educated, liberal, Irish Republic thinks about the possibility of their northern neighbours re-joining their country is “Does the Irish Republic want reunification?” Coming to BBC Radio 4 on Monday 22nd May at 4pm Listen live or catch up here
Once on this Island with Natasha Magigi opens to rave reviews “A musical story of love, grief, faith and hope, Once On This Island tells of peasant girl Ti Moune, a boy called Daniel, and a union that prejudice forbids. Against the heat of the Caribbean sun and destruction of tropical storms, can Ti Moune … Read more
Huge congratulations to our Krishnan Guru-Murthy and the rest of the Channel 4 News Team for winning the News Coverage award at the TV BAFTAs last night. ‘Channel 4 News: Live in Kyiv’ reported about the first invasion of Ukraine The award was presented by our very own Emily Maitlis You can watch the team’s … Read more
Ben Mabberley joins the cast of Tarantino Live “Step into the universe of Quentin Tarantino: a ‘realer-than-real’ world where the ultimate movie-musical is born! For The Record presents a one-of-a-kind, Tarantino-approved live performance that combines live orchestra and immersive musicals in an ode to Quentin Tarantino’s Cinematic Universe. You’ll follow the “Fox Force Five”—a group … Read more
Jeremy Vine and Robin Ince take part in Fawlty Towers Comedy Classics A celebratory documentary investigating the success of Fawlty Towers. Coming to Channel 5 on Saturday 6th May at 9.15pm
Prince Andrew: The Problem Prince tells the story behind the incredible interview Emily Maitlis walks us through the background to the infamous interview Part One is on Channel 4, Monday 1st May at 9pm Part Two airs Monday 8th May 9pm
Angus Tikka joins the cast of Once as it comes to Japan Winner of eight Tony Awards including Best Musical, Once tells the unforgettable story of a Dublin street musician and a beautiful and quirky Czech woman, drawn together by their shared love of music. Over the course of one fateful week, as they assemble a band … Read more
From 29th September 2023 – 31st March 2024, a brand new, fascinating exhibition curated by our Amber Butchart will call London’s Fashion and Textiles Museum home and explore how fabric designers and manufacturers responded to political upheaval through their work. The Fabric of Democracy: Propaganda Textiles from the French Revolution to Brexit will delve into … Read more
Ben West has put together a petition, Create statutory legal duty of care for students in Higher Education and will be taking this to Downing Street on the 25th April. “No general statutory duty of care exists in HE. Yet, a duty of care is owed to students, and the Government should legislate for this. … Read more