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FROM THE EDITOR
REVENGE IS A DISH BEST SERVED COLD • Nearly half a century on, Friday the 13th's original killer takes centre stage in a prequel series – and it's not Jason...
10 QUESTIONS WITH ANDREW GARFIELD • From the Peasants' Revolt to the rise of AI via Spider-Man
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO... REMASTER THE BEATLES
FROSTBITE • Being BBC director-general is broadcasting’s ultimate high-wire act – can the latest incumbent, Matt Brittin, pull it off?
TUDOR CLICHÉS ON THE BLOCK • wants to overturn the misogyny behind our view of history’s women
THEIR TIME HAS COME • Time’s new young inmates may be violent murderers, but all their crimes are relatable, says creator JIMMY MCGOVERN
LIFE & SOUL • The author and podcaster spends most of her time talking about failure, but bringing her bestselling novel The Party to our screens feels like a huge success, says ELIZABETH DAY
'I FEEL FOR MARTIN' • An only child from a Welsh village with big dreams resonated with LUKE EVANS
X MARKS THE SPOT • The journey to Treasure Island has been a long and tumultuous one for DAVID OYELOWO, who has dreamt of playing Long John Silver since he was a boy
OUR MAN AT THE BBC • After six decades of reporting in the world's most volatile places, the BBC's world affairs editor JOHN SIMPSON is not giving up just yet
WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING THE 10 BEST SHOWS TO WATCH, STREAM & LISTEN TO • The distinguished journalist and world affairs editor, now 82, looks back over his six-decade career at the BBC and recalls global events that shaped our times, from the revolution in Iran and his kidnapping in Beirut to the fall of the Berlin Wall and the invasion of Afghanistan. He also offers personal stories about Nelson Mandela, Margaret Thatcher, Colonel Gaddafi and Volodymyr Zelensky, and examines the role of the BBC today.
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F1'S BOY WONDER BELIEVES • Kimi Antonelli's ride to the promised land has taken hope, skill and determination,
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FRIDAY • DIFFICULT PATIENT Riya (Archie Panjabi) has to deal with curmudgeonly Fred (Paul Kaye)
THE WONDER OF WINNIE • Back in 1924, political cartoonist EH SHEPARD was introduced to author AA MILNE – little did he know that he was about to draw the world’s most famous bear…
THE PICK OF THE BEST AUDIO ON DEMAND PODCASTS
'THERE ARE SOME AWFUL PEOPLE IN TV' • JULIAN CLARY'S new novel holds a mirror up to the dark world of daytime TV – and his own role in it
ALLIUMS HAVE IT ALL • Choose a few varieties and you’ll have beautiful blooms for months in 2027, says JOE...