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From the Editors

THIS WEEK • THE TEN BEST SHOWS TO WATCH, LISTEN TO & STREAM

LIFTING A NATION’S SPIRITS

GRAPEVINE • The TV stories that are getting us talking…

SOPHIE RUNDLE • The Gentleman Jack star on ditching the corsets, stealing a bracelet from Peaky Blinders and dreaming of being a baddie

to be a costume designer • Peggy A Schnitzer shares the secrets of re-creating 70s fashions — and G-strings

THINK OF THE VICTIMS • Why do dramas like You want us to understand serial killers, asks journalist Audrey Gillan

THE RADIO TIMES AT 100 • Continuing our countdown to the centenary of Radio Times in September, with a weekly look back at some of the magazine’s memorable issues…

WHEN THE NEWS GOES TOO FAR • We need to learn lessons from the relentlessly toxic coverage of Nicola Bulley’s disappearance

‘IT WAS A MISTAKE THAT WAS MEANT TO HAPPEN’ • In 1998, pop superstar George Michael was arrested and outed as gay. Now his ex-partner Kenny Goss and cousin Andros Georgiou reveal the truth behind a scandal that shocked the world – and changed the music industry for ever

Paradise lost • BBC climate editor Justin Rowlatt meets Feargal Sharkey, the former rock star determined to turn back the tide of sewage engulfing our waterways

Finding Frida • Frida Kahlo is as revered as Picasso or Matisse. But was the artist a tragic victim or the driver of her own destiny?

PAINTING A LIFE

WHY DON’T YOU… switch off BBC1 and go to iPlayer instead? • Trailers pushing boxset bingeing might be irritating, but can they help save the BBC, asks Mark Lawson

Home truths • Darragh Carville created The Bay to tell stories that reflect the way we live today – and put Morecambe Bay on the map

PULLING POWER • As the F1 season blasts off, it’s time to let the drivers off the leash

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WOMEN ONLY • As Radio 3 clears the schedules to celebrate the female contribution to classical music, Kate Molleson picks ten of her favourites

PICK OF THE WEEK

The Archers this week…

THE SPARE TRUTH • A new podcast pieces together the Duke of Sussex’s case against the tabloid press

POLLY WESTON • The Patch presenter on her magic story generator

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