TV and Radio

‘I couldn’t do what they do’ he tells crowd.

Mark Walsh explores what’s heading to the big screen in this feature, sponsored by the Arts Picturehouse.

The Seasonal World episode of the popular series is due to air.

Mark Walsh also looks ahead to National Theatre Live at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

Meet the man you’ve probably heard, even if you‘ve not heard of him.

The Impington-based children’s author is to have her book read out on the CBeebies channel this evening (Friday, January 14).

Mark Walsh completes his countdown of the best movies of 2021.

The museum is to stage a temporary exhibition to commemorate the centenary of Pye radios and the BBC starting later this year.

Our film critic, Mark Walsh, offers his picks of the best movies from the year.

The countdown to Christmas can definitely be heard more than most by Daniel Hyde, director of music at King’s College, Cambridge.

The members assembled to rehearse and record the world-famous service, which will be broadcast on the BBC on Christmas Eve.

The 59-year-old actor was seen hanging upside down on the wing of a war plane in this stunt for Mission: Impossible 8.

You’ll end up thinking: Aren’t we all Salarymen?

Mark Walsh picks out some highlights from the festival, running at Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

The Cambridge Film Festival opened on Thursday (November 18) with a brilliant new film starring Claire Rushbrook and Adeel Akhtar.

The BBC Two series is back at Addenbrooke’s and Royal Papworth at 9pm this Thursday (November 18).

Kathy has won the IJF Progress Award after gaining a place at St Edmunds College to study veterinary medicine.

The actor and comedian has told students to “find a venue where woke rules do not apply”.

Eight-year-old twins William and Oliver will be presenting the CUP26 trophy to Cambridge United on the pitch at the club’s next home game.

The inimitable 85-year-old, who is heading for the Cambridge Arts Theatre, discusses acting, space, childhood, Peter O’Toole and more.