International Cricket is also expected to resume from 1 July, with new fixtures for tests including the West Indies Test Series and the women’s series against India coming soon.

London Art Week is launching its own virtual show. Expect in-gallery exhibitions of early art, Old and Modern Masters and fine pre-contemporary works plus talks and events. Real-life shows will take place where possible.

Visit londonartweek.co.uk

Motorsport fans will be delighted as Formula 1 restarts its engines in July. The British Grand Prix (17-19 July) is on track to return to Silverstone and although it’s unlikely that fans will be in the grandstands, we have no doubt the spectacle will be as fast-paced and action-packed as ever.

The BBC Proms prepares to delight classical music lovers with a full programme of music celebrating its 125th year. We might not be able to get to the Royal Albert Hall, but concerts will be televised, on radio and online via bbc.co.uk/proms

The Proms' digital offer will begin right at the start of the festival with a unique opening weekend commission performed by all the BBC Orchestras and BBC Singers. Featuring over 350 musicians, this Grand Virtual Orchestra will see all the groups performing together. To mark the 250th anniversary year of Beethoven's birth, a new mash-up of Beethoven's 9 Symphonies has been specially created by Iain Farrington, which will be a spectacular digital springboard for the summer.

One of Her Majesty’s favourite events of the year, the Cartier Queen’s Cup (28 July-23 Aug) tournament this year celebrates its 60th anniversary at Guard’s Polo Club, with hot competition from the world’s best riders.

Guard's Polo Club says: "This year we will be celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Cup. This coveted trophy was first presented by HM The Queen in 1960 and today is regarded as one of the leading high-goal tournaments in the world. Some of the biggest names in the game of polo over the past six decades have added their name to this trophy and it remains a key tournament in every high-goal patron's polo schedule. Cartier has sponsored this tournament since 2012 and the luxury watchmaker and jeweller is renowned as the creator of the benchmark in luxury polo sport and hospitality."

Throughout history, humans adopted myths as a tool to understand the world around them. From prehistoric cave drawings and Ancient Greece to contemporary art, artists have embraced mythology within their practice to tell stories and more recently to reinvent history.

During a time of social distancing, rise of biopolitics and the breakdown of daily routines HOFA Gallery presents Myth-Making exhibition, to explore a concept which is an integral part of the artistic aesthetic language.

Through examining these works through the lens of Myth-Making, the exhibition aims to achieve two interrelated goals: to analyse individual artists and the multifaceted artistic practices, as well as to explore the historical and cultural relevance of myth-making.

VIRTUAL VIEWING ROOM LAUNCH: WEDNESDAY 10TH JUNE, 6PM (BST).
ART TALKS AND VIRTUAL TOUR OPENING WEBINAR: WEDNESDAY 10th JUNE, 6PM (BST)

Pictured: Girl on a coach, 2020 by Darian Mederos

Motorsport fans will be delighted as Formula 1 restarts its engines in July. The British Grand Prix (17-19 July) is on track to return to Silverstone and although it’s unlikely that fans will be in the grandstands, we have no doubt the spectacle will be as fast-paced and action-packed as ever.

The BBC Proms prepares to delight classical music lovers with a full programme of music celebrating its 125th year. We might not be able to get to the Royal Albert Hall, but concerts will be televised, on radio and online via bbc.co.uk/proms

The Proms' digital offer will begin right at the start of the festival with a unique opening weekend commission performed by all the BBC Orchestras and BBC Singers. Featuring over 350 musicians, this Grand Virtual Orchestra will see all the groups performing together. To mark the 250th anniversary year of Beethoven's birth, a new mash-up of Beethoven's 9 Symphonies has been specially created by Iain Farrington, which will be a spectacular digital springboard for the summer.

One of Her Majesty’s favourite events of the year, the Cartier Queen’s Cup (28 July-23 Aug) tournament this year celebrates its 60th anniversary at Guard’s Polo Club, with hot competition from the world’s best riders.

Guard's Polo Club says: "This year we will be celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Cup. This coveted trophy was first presented by HM The Queen in 1960 and today is regarded as one of the leading high-goal tournaments in the world. Some of the biggest names in the game of polo over the past six decades have added their name to this trophy and it remains a key tournament in every high-goal patron's polo schedule. Cartier has sponsored this tournament since 2012 and the luxury watchmaker and jeweller is renowned as the creator of the benchmark in luxury polo sport and hospitality."

Tempus x Home House present: Embracing Change Virtual Event

We’ve teamed up with Home House London for an EXCLUSIVE free readers event. Join us on 17 June to rediscover the best, most fulfilled version of you. Hosted by Home House’s life coach extraordinaire Dr Nicola Bunting.

Private members’ club Home House invites Tempus readers on an exciting adventure to rediscover the best, most fulfilled version of you. Join the club's in-house expert Dr Nicola Bunting, personal coach and author of Who Do You Want to Be? How to Embrace Change and Live Your Dream, for the most transformative hour you’ll spend in 2020. This one-hour interactive workshop promises to take you on an illuminating and fun journey to discover what kind of life and work is really possible. Whether it’s changing career, starting a new business, moving across the world, freeing yourself from limitations or discovering the you you were meant to be: this is your time.

Wednesday 17 June, 7pm

Click here to reserve your free place: RSVP to Sarah@homehouse.co.uk

London Fashion Week (12-14 June) returns with a new digital-only platform, londonfashionweek.co.uk, hosting multimedia content from designers, artists and brands. British Fashion Council CEO Caroline Rush says this will put storytelling at the heart of LFW. “There will be inspiration in bucketloads. It is what British fashion is known for,” she says.