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Alexander Armstrong in chinos and white shirt, standing by the lawn in front of Humayun's Tomb in Delhi — Burning Bright Productions Ltd/5

Alexander Armstrong reveals his most memorable moments from his trip to India – including a "must-do" cremation

Patricia Cornwell reclining on a chair wearing a black and white striped shirt. — Patrick Ecclesine

Patricia Cornwell talks Scarpetta finally making it to the screen and her surprise cameo: "I was so overwhelmed"

Steven Moffat, wearing a black T-shirt and stood in front of a blue backdrop.

Doctor Who legend Steven Moffat teases new TV show: "It’s the closest thing I’ve done to Press Gang"

Siobhán McSweeney photographed for The Traitors Ireland. She is wearing a grey knitted jumper, with two masked guards behind her holding flaming torches

The Traitors Ireland host Siobhán McSweeney reveals what was "frustratingly extraordinary" about Derry Girls

Jon Hamm attends the world premiere of Disney and Pixar's Hoppers

Mad Men icon Jon Hamm reveals Pixar experience: "You have to protect your voice"

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Radio Times cover featuring Laura Main and Helen George in character for Call the Midwife.

Call the Midwife's Laura Main and Helen George are this week's Radio Times cover stars

Laura Main as Shelagh Turner and Helen George as Trixie Aylward in Call the Midwife, wearing nurses' uniforms (blue dress, white collar, purple cardigan) and leaning on a balustrade

Call the Midwife star reacts to season 15 finale: "We’ve never had to be upset at the end before"

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