Nicholas Cannon

1 week ago | whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Natasha Holt

Long Way Home is an Apple TV Plus series that follows Hollywood star Ewan McGregor and his pal Charley Boorman as they take an eventful 10,000-mile motorbike trip, even though it starts at Ewan's home in Perthshire, Scotland, and ends at Charley's place in Surrey, England.

1 month ago | whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Claire Crick

BBC teen drama Crongton follows the lives of a group of youngsters growing up on a thriving, multicultural housing estate. The show is based on the series of books by the same name, written by author Alex Wheatle, who says: "I can’t wait for everyone to see the show. It was wonderful to meet the Crongton cast, especially the young actors.

2 months ago | whattowatch.com | Hannah Davies |Nicholas Cannon

No Taste Like Home with Antoni Porowski sees the Queer Eye food and wine expert help famous faces like Florence Pugh, Awkwafina and X-Men’s James Marsden explore their ancestral roots through food. So imagine Who Do You Think You Are? but based around stories of the celebrities’ ancestors and their food-based careers and historic connections with regional dishes.

2 months ago | whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies

Nisha Katona’s Home Kitchen is a joyful celebration of food inspired by her family, her Indian heritage and her northern roots, all filmed at her peaceful smallholding in the Wirral countryside. Across five episodes on ITV1 the This Morning regular and former Great British Menu judge shares simple 20-minute, one-pot recipes from her homely outdoor kitchen like chicken dhansak and rakott kel, a Hungarian layered mince pork and cabbage dish.

2 months ago | whattowatch.com | Nicholas Cannon |Hannah Davies

The Big Idea Works sees Dragons' Den star Sara Davies give ordinary people the chance to bring their inventions to life with the help of a crack team of engineers. Imagine a cross between Dragons’ Den and The Repair Shop and you won't be far off!Filmed in a warehouse in North East England, each episode features people who have come up with a big idea for a new product but don’t know how to turn it into reality. That’s until the engineering experts get to work creating the prototypes.