Torleif Hoppe‘s 8-part crime series DNA aired on BBC 4 and is now available on the BBC iPlayer here.

This socio-political horror feature written and directed by Remi Weekes, with story by Toby Venables & Felicity Evans, will be released on Netflix on 31st October. Watch the trailer here.

Edited by Riaz Meer, Enslaved follows Samuel L Jackson as he examines the events that ended the slave trade – catch it on BBC Two and iPlayer. Read more here.

Edited by Dominic Strevens, new political thriller Roadkill stars Hugh Laurie and Helen McCrory – catch it Sundays at 9pm on BBC One, from 18th October. Read more here.

Series 2 kicks off with Kathrine Smith‘s episode Winter Jasmine on Saturday 10th October at 2.45pm, and will be available on iPlayer/BBC Sounds after that date. Read more here.

The small-screen adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s 1932 novel, Brave New World, edited by Dominic Strevens, premieres Friday 2nd October at 9pm on Sky One!

Sarah Hehir wrote yesterday’s episode of the new series of The Archers (listen here), with her next episode becoming available on Thursday 1st October (listen here).

A portrait by John Bridcut of one of the world’s most admired conductors, edited by Riaz Meer, is broadcast on BBC Two and iPlayer on Saturday 26th September at 7.30pm. Read more here.

An exploration of racial inequality and oppression, Sumerah Srivastav has contributed as one of the writers for 846 – a collection of short pieces – with her play ‘Say Their Names’, to be performed live on 12th September 2020. Read more here.

Congratulations to Kathrine Smith who’s among the ten writers selected for the open call for Sphinx 30 – a programme for female playwrights to celebrate Sphinx Theatre’s 30th anniversary.

Becky Prestwich‘s new play Just the Three of Us broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 27th July – listen to it here.