BBC stars Fiona Bruce and Aled Jones were today putting the finishing touches to their Beverley Minster ‘experience’.
Doors open tomorrow at 9am for members of the public to bring their antiques and family heirlooms to the Minster for Antiques Roadshow experts to evaluate.
Antiques Roadshow host Fiona had to dodge the clouds to film in the Minster courtyard ahead of tomorrow’s event, while Aled put the finishing touches to his show Songs of Praise, which was recorded earlier this week.
BBC presenter Aled Jones with local Cllr Brian Brooks outside Beverley Minster
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I wonder if Dominic Littlewood’s name came up LoL