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Beefy Blinder: how Tom Hardy is on a mission to shake up Saturday nights

InterviewAlan Carr: “TV is a weird twilight zone of talent and ego”

Prime Minister Theresa May reveals what she'll be doing on Christmas Day

Michael Rosen and Raymond Briggs – the men putting the heart into 2016's festive TV

InterviewDanny Dyer: the man who would be king

Richard Hammond and James May on how well they really get on with Jeremy Clarkson

Jeremy Clarkson: 'I would love it if the BBC occasionally told its critics to eff off'

Exploring Caravaggio's Rome - and his killer legacy

Black MirrorCharlie Brooker: "I've always felt like a sell-out"

Cold Feet's John Thomson: my circumstantial depression helped me play Pete

What links Downton Abbey to ITV's Tutankhamun? Highclere Castle and the 'pharaoh's curse'

Michael Palin: I wanted to stop doing Monty Python shows – not everyone agreed

ParalympicsAde Adepitan: 'One day people will respect us'

Bill Turnbull on life after BBC Breakfast

Sir Steve Redgrave: I've never lost my Olympic competitiveness

InterviewTrevor Nelson: "It’s a myth that I’m hip and trendy"

Does England have a Tory politician to thank for winning the World Cup in '66?

Ben Miller on chicken videos and British pessimism

How Roald Dahl's wife inspired his magical way with words

Fake or Fortune? answers a £500,000 question: is this a genuine Lucian Freud?

Richard Osman on why rubbish TV isn't completely pointless

Susanna Reid: Piers Morgan and I are destined to be together – but only on air

Kim Cattrall is a long-time fan of The Archers but never watches Sex and the City

Hermione Norris talks Cold Feet, feminism and the problem with British television

Why Beethoven was the original Beatle

James Nesbitt on Justin Bieber, family life and Don't Tell the Bride

Tom Hanks on A Hologram for the King, the challenges of age and the rise of Donald Trump

Is The Kitchen Cabinet smug? Food critic Jay Rayner defends the BBC Radio 4 show

Louis Theroux on alcohol, Top Gear and TV pleasures

Tom Kerridge is looking for the best of British bakers - even if he's not tasting much of their food himself