On the home straight to reopening theatres

This week Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the removal of all social distancing measures...

Lesley Garrett on BBC Radio Three: In Tune with Sean Rafferty

Britain’s most popular soprano, Lesley Garrett will appear on the BBC’s Radio 3 with Sean Rafferty...

Gyles Brandreth - Odd Boy Out, at the Capitol Theatre in Horsham

In Odd Boy Out Gyles Brandreth provides an extraordinarily revealing account of growing up and coming of age...

An Audience With John Sergeant at The Princess Alexandra Auditorium in Teeside

Our highly successful ‘An Audience with…’ series continues with John Sergeant...

Adam Frost continues his shows post-lockdown

With the prestigious annual Chelsea Flower Show being postponed to September it opens up a whole new range of colourful possibilities for Adam Frost to be creative...

Tutu Foundation Garden Party at Fairlawn

These photos were taken at the recent Tutu Foundation UK Chairman’s garden party...

Courtiers, The Secret History of Kensington Palace by Lucy Worsley

With theatres partially open during the pandemic, our Curtain Up series of online talks have proved a big success...

Courage to Heal

A series of events connecting young people all over the world, to address inequality and heal their communities...

Tutu Foundation UK: Latest News, New Ambassador, and Ubuntu Roundtable Update

This year the impact of COVID around the world has shaken the hopes of young people and cast a shadow over their futures...

Mark Murray and Bruce Houlder QC featured on BBC Radio Four’s Law In Action

It was great to see Mark Murray featured alongside Bruce Houlder on Joshua Rozenberg's Law In Action last week...

Odd Boy Out by Gyles Brandreth

In Odd Boy Out Gyles Brandreth provides an extraordinarily revealing account of...

A Very British Murder presented by Lucy Worsley

An illustrated tour through the dark story of our fascination with murder with renowned historian Lucy Worsley...

An Audience With Joanna Trollope

Our highly successful ‘An Audience with…’ series continues with Joanna Trollope...

A Diva and a Piano - By Lesley Garrett

For more than 30 years Lesley Garrett has enjoyed one of the most successful careers of any modern-day, winning both critical acclaim and the affection of many fans and music lovers through the breadth and diversity of her work...

A Conversation Between Two Friends: Clive Conway and Paul Bloomfield

Clive, was interviewed by Paul Bloomfield, Global Communications and Public Relations for Prem Rawat, Global Peace Ambassador...

Live Performances Return to many of England's Theatres

The stage is set today for theatres around England to reopen their doors. As part of the Government's reopening roadmap, indoor venues have been given the green light to restart shows with a 50% capacity and a maximum of 1,000 people...

It's vital we change our bahaviour to save the planet says Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation

With the future humanity itself teetering on a proverbial knife-edge as it fights to stave off the ravages of man-made destruction to our natural world, the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation was quick to embrace last week’s Earth Day. It issued a no nonsense statement that spelled out the dangers of climate change and our loss of biodiversity as we continue to compromise the nine planetary boundaries – the environmental limits within which humanity can safely operate.

Sailing the canals was not as relaxing as Gyles Brandreth imagined

I was amused to hear that our good friend Gyles Brandreth admits that he sometimes found the apparently idyllic practise of serenely gliding around Britain’s canal network less than relaxing. It seems that the man who can do everything - actor, wit, writer, raconteur, broadcaster and former MP and government whip - is not very good at steering a canal barge.

Popstar to priest - the extraordinary story of the Rev Richard Coles

By any measure the Rev Richard Coles has led an extraordinary life. For a start he is probably the only English country vicar who cheerfully admits that he spent several years of his youth hammered on drugs. Richard of course is best known as regular host of BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Live programme.

Sir Anthony Hopkins, 83, becomes oldest Best Actor winner at the Oscars

Grand to see British talent triumphing in last night’s Oscars with Sir Anthony Hopkins taking the award for best actor.The 83-year-old Welshman won the award for his role in The Father playing an elderly man struggling with dementia but fighting to retain his independence.

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