Paul Mayhew-Archer’s revolutionary treatment is charted in an audio diary for his podcast with Jeremy Paxman

High Court judge Sir Nicholas Mostyn, who was divorce barrister to Sir Paul McCartney and Princess Diana, recalls taking his dachshund to work.

He once struck terror into the hearts of politicians with his incisive — and relentless — interviewing techniques.

But Jeremy Paxman, who famously asked then-Home Secretary Michael Howard the same question 12 times during an appearance on Newsnight, cut a slightly softer figure during his return to broadcasting yesterday.

The Movers and Shakers podcast host on how his Battersea rescue dog Derek the spaniel helped 'discover' his neurological condition

Parkinson’s is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world – and yet it is still woefully under-researched and underfunded

Jeremy Paxman has said Parkinson’s disease “makes you wish you hadn’t been born”, as he called for better treatment of sufferers of the disease.

The former University Challenge and Newsnight presenter made the comments as he delivered a list of recommendations about the condition to Downing Street.

Courts should be as open as a Charles Dickens novel, argues the
retired family division judge and top podcaster — otherwise nobody cares. Catherine Baksi meets him

When former BBC correspondent Mark Mardell was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, he underwent tests to ensure he was not a greater risk behind the wheel. He was declared ‘not unsafe’, but felt compelled to make a painful – and life-changing – decision

Fame & Fortune: Former journalist on national newsrooms, Parkinson’s disease and disastrous pension schemes

Sir Nicholas Mostyn has officially said goodbye to the Bench with last Friday marking his final day in the courtroom.

High Court judge Nicholas Mostyn stepped down last week following his diagnosis aged 62. Podcasting with Paxman and Taylor Swift gigs keep him positive

‘In some ways, Parkinson’s has meant a new lease of life’: meet the Movers and Shakers

Gillian Lacey-Solymar was diagnosed at 48. A decade on, she describes her new-found creativity and podcast with Jeremy Paxman

Movers & Shakers co-host Sir Nicholas Mostyn on why podcasting was the right choice

A pub-based podcast with the TV veteran and other high achievers is winning plaudits for its honesty

Mr Justice Mostyn teams up with ex-BBC broadcasters in podcast about the disease

Mark Mardell has enjoyed a successful and varied career in journalism – from working as the BBC’s political correspondent to presenting the news and current affairs programme ‘The World This Weekend’. In 2022, he revealed his Parkinson’s diagnosis on a podcast. The journalist and presenter sheds light on his career – and highlights why open conversations about the condition are key

‘I’m fine and dandy but I’ve lost a bit of my boom,’ says former Europe and North America editor

Paul Mayhew-Archer, 68, received his MBE for services to people with Parkinson’s disease and cancer from the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle.

The co-writer of The Vicar of Dibley, Paul Mayhew-Archer, approached his diagnosis just like he treats life: by laughing his way through it

Paul Mayhew-Archer, who co-wrote Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench Roald Dahl adaptation Esio Trot with Richard Curtis, has penned a feature-length Parkinson’s drama for BBC One.