Michael Hodges

What it’s like to live like a monk for a day

Just how well can comedian-turned-arts-presenter Frank Skinner actually paint?

Fiona Bruce on the BBC pay gap – and why she’s not as posh as you’d think

Jamie Oliver: dyslexia was the making of me

Sex, some drugs and rock ’n’ roll: DJ Johnnie Walker on how he became a rebel on pirate station Radio Caroline

Happy Valley writer Sally Wainwright on being “overlooked” because she’s a woman

Love, Nina: confessions of a nanny in London's literary set

Barry Norman’s daughter on the film critic’s home life vs Hollywood – and their first trip to the cinema together

Jonathan Agnew on Test Match Special and his "leg over" meltdown

Henry Blofeld: why now is the right time to leave Test Match Special

Hilary Mantel: "The royals are seen as show business, they are treated trashily”

The glamorous Hollywood cricket club that once fielded Boris Karloff, Cary Grant and Basil Rathbone

Endeavour's Roger Allam on playing an alcoholic and his own boozy days

Jimmy McGovern on his new drama Broken and missing out on Anna Friel first time around

Is The Halcyon the new Downton Abbey?

Goldie Hawn on staying young at heart, sexism in Hollywood and working with Amy Schumer

American Gods star Ian McShane talks class in the UK – and TV in the time of Trump

Lily Cole on playing Queen Elizabeth I – and disagreeing with the monarchy

Walks of art: Follow in the footsteps of great artists

Ian Hislop on Brexit, Trump and a bonkers year for news

My bucket list, by Miriam Margolyes

5 kitchen secrets from Bake Off Creme de la Creme judge Benoit Blin

Philippa Perry talks sex, surrealism and living with Grayson

Exploring Michelangelo's Rome

Jack Whitehall on scandal, privilege and Decline and Fall

Freddie Flintoff: "When I was playing cricket I spent a lot of time living up to a personality... now I can be myself"

Why Alan Davies doesn't let his kids watch TV

ExclusiveMary Berry reveals why she could never have left the BBC

Kirsty Young reflects on her most memorable castaways – and what they taught her

Graham Norton and Mel Giedroyc say showbusiness is a cruel mistress