Radio Times magazine

Singers all stood next to each other, singing and smiling.

Band Aid at 40: Bob Geldof recalls the iconic charity single's chaotic creation

Peter Mullan in After the Party

Peter Mullan: "The Scots haven't got an equivalent of Happy Valley – and they should have"

Bill Bailey in a grey-blue shirt with hands on hips

Bill BaileyArts and crafts must be on school curriculum as AI threatens jobs

Alison Hammond wearing an all black dress, smiling.

Alison Hammond on her new novel Bombshell, family, and turning 50 in style

Jack Thorne and Rachel Mason

Jack Thorne and Rachel Mason on Netflix's Joy and the "dark" and "isolating" journey of fertility struggles

Radio Times cover featuring Sarah Greene, Eve Hewson, Anne-Marie Duff, Eva Birthistle and Sharon Horgan in costume for Bad Sisters.

Sharon Horgan and the cast of Bad Sisters are this week's Radio Times cover stars

Eve Hewson in Bad Sisters, with her arms up and a wine glass balanced on her head

Eve Hewson: 'Sharon Horgan captures reality for women in Bad Sisters'

Rebecca Hall as Claire in The Listeners. She is facing the camera with her arms crossed.

Rebecca Hall "waged an aggressive campaign" to land The Listeners role

Radio Times cover featuring Damian Lewis in costume as Henry VIII for Wolf Hall.

Wolf Hall star Damian Lewis is on the cover of this week's Radio Times

Diana Parkes wearing a navy outfit, holding up an item and looking ahead.

Diana Parkes urges to "break the cycle of violence" as she joins Queen Camilla in new ITV documentary on domestic abuse

Vanessa Feltz smiling and wearing a purple dress

Vanessa Feltz "found it very upsetting" writing new memoir delving into her life and TV career

Paddy McGuinness on his Children in Need Chopper challenge and training with Olympics legend Sir Chris Hoy

Ruth Rogers, Sir Elton John and David Furnish sitting down together. Ruth has her arms around Elton and all are smiling.

Celebrated chef Ruth Rogers dishes up the dining secrets of Elton John, Tony Blair and David Beckham

Radio Times cover featuring Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch in costume for The Day of the Jackal.

Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch are this week's Radio Times cover stars

A picture of Susanna Reid at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, wearing a leopard print dress.

Susanna Reid on covering the US Election: 'Adrenaline, late nights and high stakes'

Mobeen AzharGrandad fought the Nazis – so why doesn't the British Indian Army have a memorial?

Sir David Attenborough

Inside the BBC's Asia with David Attenborough: The epic moments you can't miss

Radio Times family film special issue cover featuring Paddington.

Paddington is on the cover of this week's Radio Times family film special

Sharon D Clarke and Bradley Walsh in Doctor Who sitting together, smiling at each other

Sharon D Clarke thinks Doctor Who missed a trick killing off Grace

Daisy May Cooper wearing an elegant pink dress and boa, with indoor greenery behind her.

Daisy May Cooper: 'I received a paranormal visit from late This Country co-star'

Jessica Raine as Lucy in The Devil's Hour season 2, stood in a forest

Jessica Raine on The Devil's Hour and Call the Midwife exit: "I get bored very quickly"

A picture of Joan Bakewell at the BAFTAs, wearing a gold patterned jacket and looking to the left.

Dame Joan Bakewell on assisted dying vote: "This is the chance to end such needless suffering"

Alex Horne sitting on Greg Davies's lap, looking thrilled, and Greg is sitting on the Taskmaster throne. The backdrop is bright red.

Taskmaster's Alex Horne: "Our policy is we'll only do it if it's good"

Angus Stobie seated against a red background, wearing a black jacket and jeans, promoting his role in The Archers.

The Archers' Angus Stobie on George's fate: 'Prison might make him worse'

Radio Times puzzles special issue cover featuring David Mitchell.

This week's Radio Times is a puzzles special with brainteasers from Ludwig's puzzle master

Peter, Daniel, Eric and Adam look up in bewilderment at something on a film set

Richard E Grant: 'I've loved making franchise movies – but it's ripe for spoofing'

The characters of HBO's The Franchise pose on the set of their fictional film

Armando Iannucci on spoofing Marvel: 'I asked myself, is it killing cinema?'

Jessie Ware performs during the 2024 Pitchfork Music Festival at Union Park in a pink and gold dress with her arms out wide

Jessie Ware: "I was slightly disillusioned by music"

Week 42. Viewpoint Absolutely Fabulous

Jon PlowmanAb Fab producer says "comics who aren't funny" blame political correctness

Close-up of Jon Sopel wearing a tuxedo and bow tie.

Jon Sopel on new memoir Strangeland, working with Emily Maitlis and the ever-changing news cycle