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FROM THE EDITOR
ALL GO IN GOZO • RT visits the Maltese island that doubles up as Provence for The Madame Blanc Mysteries
10 QUESTIONS WITH JOHN MALKOVICH • The actor on great scripts, bad business – and the perks of having a big head…
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO... SKI – AND FILM – ON EVEREST • Director Jimmy Chin's breathtaking documentary Everest: The Other Side follows mountaineer Jim Morrison as he attempts to become the first person to climb and ski down the north face of Everest – an ambition marked by triumph and tragedy
FROSTBITE • As Monty Don bows out of Gardeners' World, we'll miss his warmth and wisdom as well as his horticultural expertise
HUMAN MUSICIANS FACE EXTINCTION • Could AI music ever replicate the power of a live performance, asks conductor BEN GERNON
Black Doves • KEIRA KNIGHTLEY is finally playing the ruthless spy she's always dreamed of – but in real-life, could she ever be as traitorous?
SEAS OF HOPE • Global warming has increased, but Blue Planet III highlights the remarkable ways animals have adapted, turning even its venerable narrator back into an “excited boy”
'I HAVE TO LET GO AND SURRENDER' • Quirky and intense roles have been coming fast for ELLA LILY HYLAND, but why does she feel guilty about following her dream?
'SOMETIMES YOU STEP OVER THE LINE' • From Queer as Folk to The Wire, AIDAN GILLEN enjoys taking risks
IN FOR A FRIGHT! • Horror isn't just for Halloween, or only for the big screen. Celebrated showrunners MIKE FLANAGAN and BRAD CALEB KANE reveal why the genre makes for shockingly good television
WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING • THE 10 BEST SHOWS TO WATCH, STREAM & LISTEN TO
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SPORT • British footballers have always had an affinity with Serie A, but this new wave of talent is bellissimo,
SATURDAY • ROLL WITH IT Liam Gallagher belts out an Oasis anthem during the band's homecoming gig in 2005
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WEDNESDAY • IN THE BEGINNING An October 1936 edition of Radio Times, illustrated by Eric Fraser, marking the birth of BBC Television
THURSDAY • SHUCKS! Heston Blumenthal, Gordon Ramsay and Marco Pierre White start their reunion with oysters
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RADIO • 'IT WAS AN AMAZING DECADE' GARY DAVIES on the enduring appeal of 80s music – and why he's happy a certain jingle still follows him
PODCASTS • Hear famous authors discuss the places that inspired their writings
THE AUTHOR WITH THE MAGIC TOUCH • American novelist FREIDA McFADDEN seems unstoppable. Just ask her rather envious fellow writers
IT PAYS TO DO THE MATHS! • If you don't have a...