David Attenborough is this week's Radio Times cover star

Brownlow says: "We have to tell the contemporary story of what’s happening. Long gone are the days when we could show you a paradise and forget about the issues – I think we’d be laughed out of the room if we didn’t nail climate change."

Also in this week’s Radio Times:

• Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith talk about filming back at the original Great British Bake Off location post-pandemic, with Hollywood saying: "I had a bit of a moment when I first went to see the tent again. I love filming at Welford and we’ve been away for a couple of years."
• Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli break down their new comedy series Am I Being Unreasonable?, with Cooper explaining why she's "not ready" yet to return to This County: "We definitely will (bring This Country back), but I’m not ready yet... I found the last series so hard when I lost Michael [Sleggs]. I’m still trying to process that."
• Nicholas Ralph and Rachel Shenton talk about the new season of All Creatures Great and Small, including why Shenton stood out when she first auditioned.
• David Oyelowo talks about the increasing diversity on screen and about a "huge" moment in his career when his dad proudly said: "I never thought I would see a Black man play the King of England, let alone that that Black man is my son."

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