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

DOCTORS IN DEEP TROUBLE • A spectacular stunt for Casualty's 40th anniversary marks a change for the series as it heads into uncharted waters

10 QUESTIONS WITH JOEL EDGERTON • The Dark Matter star on embracing AI, empathising with his Star Wars character and missing Australia

WHAT IT'S LIKE TO... BE A MOTION CAPTURE MAESTRO • Ace Ruele is the founder of London's Creature Bionics, which specialises in creature and fantasy character performance, offering training in motion capture and providing rigs that allow actors to transform for film, TV and video games. In Gladiator II, he taught the stunt team how to move like baboons.

FROSTBITE • Australian sitcoms like Colin from Accounts are global hits whose magic lies in mixing the local with the universal

WHAT MADE HIM THE 'SPECIAL ONE'? • José Mourinho changed the game – but at what personal cost, asks Mourinho director JOE PEARLMAN

33 GREAT AUTUMN DRAMAS • As the nights get longer, here are the unmissable dramas worth staying in for... Leading the way, DAME HELEN MIRREN, LARA PULVER, MANDEEP DHILLON and TEDDIE ALLEN celebrate the camaraderie at the heart of their bloody gangster drama

'I'VE MISSED THE LISTENERS' • After a two-year break to focus on her family and sort out the loft, ZOE BALL is back in front of a microphone on Greatest Hits Radio

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

STREAMING

SPORT

SATURDAY • The Truth Is Out There Dylan (William Beck), Stevie (Elinor Lawless), Cam (Barney Walsh), Rida (Sarah Seggani) and Rash (Neet Mohan) face a long night

SUNDAY • STEPPING BACK IN TIME Hosts Dan Snow and Suzannah Lipscomb delve into the lives of the Tudors

MONDAY • TELEVISION MONDAY

TUESDAY • 2025 was a landmark year for the National Television Awards, being both its 30th birthday and the first time in 24 years that Ant and Dec failed to win the TV presenter trophy. With Gary Lineker out of the picture this year, can they reclaim their crown? Or will young upstart Sir David Attenborough spoil their evening? In other categories, will Call the Midwife win returning drama? Can The Traitors beat The Celebrity Traitors in reality competition? And who of the all-female roster will triumph in drama performance?

WEDNESDAY • INFORMED VIEW Sue Berelowitz is a specialist in the field of child protection

THURSDAY • READ ALL ABOUT IT Domhnall Gleeson (centre) plays the newspaper editor who's got his work cut out for him

FRIDAY • TELEVISION FRIDAY

RADIO • Vernon Kay Monday–Friday 9.30am Radio 2

'IT'S A BIT MORE JAMES BOND-Y' • RICHARD OSMAN is hoping...