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Congratulations to Michael Crawford who has been recognised with the prestigious award, the Kennedy Center Honors, which recognises his outstanding contributions to the performing arts. The ceremony was held in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, December 7, 2025.

President Donald Trump presented the medal to Michael in the Oval Office, before the gala tribute at the Kennedy Center Opera House. The evening marked the 48th annual celebration of lifetime achievement in the arts, with Crawford joining fellow honourees Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor, George Strait, and legendary rock band KISS.

Cathy Newman presents The Prince vs the Paper: Harry, Hacking and the Mail on Thursday 11th December. Watch from 8pm on Channel 4.

Cathy Newman will appear in the documentary See No Evil about prolific abuser John Smyth on Wednesday 10th December and Thursday 11th December. Watch from 9pm on Channel 4.

Sathnam Sanghera will appear in the second episode of the documentary series ‘What’s the Monarchy For?‘ on Tuesday 9th December. Watch from 9pm on BBC One.

Dominic Sandbrook will appear in the third episode of the documentary series, Civilisations: Rise and Fall about the Aztecs on Monday 8th December. Watch from 9pm on BBC Two.

Louise Minchin will present Morning Live on Monday 8th December. Watch from 9:30am on BBC One.

James King’s new documentary, The A-Z of Christmas Films is out now on BBC Sounds. Packed with festive film recommendations from old classics to modern favourites. This will also air on BBC Radio 2 on Christmas Eve.

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Louise Minchin will present Morning Live on Tuesday 3rd December. Watch from 9:30am on BBC One.

On Sunday 23rd November Marverine Cole will appear on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh for a tasting featuring the best of British beer. Watch at 9:30am on ITV1.

Cathy Newman will appear as a guest panellist on Have I Got News for You on Friday 21st November. Watch at 9pm on BBC One.