Radio Times

Radio Times magazine is the UK's number one quality entertainment guide, helping readers to find the best TV, radio, streaming content, podcasts, and films, each week. With unparalleled access to the biggest names in entertainment, combined with journalism from the best writers in broadcasting, incisive criticism, exclusive features, and original photo shoots, the magazine makes headlines every week. The comprehensive, easy-to-use listings cover over 100 channels. And the daily recommendations written by Radio Times’ TV experts help uncover the best things to watch and listen to on the small screen, including streaming services such as; BBC iPlayer, ITVX, All4, Apple +, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ , Britbox, Acorn and many more. If you enjoy radio, you will also find full national radio listings including Scotland, Wales, N Ireland and local English radio plus podcasts. Plus, a puzzles section, the unique letters pages, latest books reviews, travel guides and money advice. It not only makes Radio Times an indispensable weekly read but the absolute must guide to home entertainment.

FROM THE EDITOR

LOVE IS IN THE AIR • As The Rings of Power returns, enter long-lost elf hero Celeborn – and he has Galadriel in his sights

10 QUESTIONS WITH KEELEY HAWES & FREDDIE HIGHMORE • The stars of The Assassin on perimenopausal action heroes, their Bond credentials and growing up on camera

WHAT IT'S LIKE TO... TRAIN CELEBRITIES FOR CHARITY • From a 400-mile cycle ride with a drumming broadcaster to climbing Kilimanjaro with a pop star (or two), Olympian and sports scientist Professor Greg Whyte, 59, has found a niche in coaching celebrities for charity endurance challenges. The man dubbed "Super-Greg" talks through the highs and lows.

FROSTBITE • Trying to understanding the universe can be overwhelming, but with the right guidance we can all reach for the stars

Remembrance is deeply powerful • The nation's respect and pageantry is unrivalled, says Garrison Sgt Major Vern Stokes

'I'M NOT AN ALPHA, MACHO LOTHARIO' • ALEX HASSELL is nothing like arrogant egotist Rupert Campbell-Black – and he's determined to find the rotter's good side

MISTAKEN IDENTITY • A documentary about innocent women who were being targeted by vigilantes inspired DAVID BADDIEL to write a gripping new thriller

THE NAME'S CUNK • As Britain's worst TV presenter returns to our screens for a series all about films, we sit down with writer CHARLIE BROOKER and actor DIANE MORGAN to discover her origins

KEYS TO THE CITY • The men of This City Is Ours may think they're in charge, but as JULIE GRAHAM and her co-stars explain, Liverpool truly belongs to the women

STILL FIGHTING • EMMA MURPHY and JANET WILLIAMS have devoted their lives to exposing the failures that harmed their children

WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING • THE 10 BEST SHOWS TO WATCH, STREAM & LISTEN TO

STREAMING

SPORT • If only they would ditch their boring tactics in the Nations Championship, says SIMON BARNES

SATURDAY • PAYING TRIBUTE The Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in 2025

SUNDAY

MONDAY • TRUTH-SEEKERS Emma Murphy and Janet Williams, whose children were affected by the anti-seizure meds prescribed during pregnancy

TUESDAY • ONE BIG FAMILY Stacey, Joe and the rest of the gang are back

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY • BLEAK OUTLOOK Ruth (Ashley Jensen) and Tosh (Alison O'Donnell) visit a crime scene

FRIDAY

HOLMES: A MAN FOR OUR TIME • Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories now have a neurodivergent hero in the hit audio drama Sherlock & Co

PODCASTS • NY STATE OF MIND Giving voice to the Big Apple's fortune hunters and dreamers

'I KNEW I COULD DO IT' • In his...