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'An award show unlike any other': Earthshot Prize debuts star-studded line up for inaugural ceremony

11 October 2021 • 3 min read

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Prince William meets hosts Clara Amfo and Dermot O'Leary ahead of next week's Earthshot Prize Awards Ceremony | Credit:Kensington Palace

Ahead of next week’s Awards Ceremony, the Earthshot Prize has announced performances from Ed Sheeran and Coldplay

Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendez, and Emma Thompson are among the line-up for the first Earthshot Prize Awards Ceremony, which is set to take place next Sunday evening in a bid to bring cutting edge climate solutions...

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