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FROM THE EDITOR
NORTHERN DELIGHTS • Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan are back on the road and in search of the aurora borealis
10 QUESTIONS WITH SEBASTIAN STAN • The versatile star on changing his look, his Romanian roots – and the security of being a superhero
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO... PUPPETEER AN ALIEN
BOLDLY GOING INTO EVERY ROLE • From Corrie to classical theatre, he was so much more than a starship captain
FROSTBITE • What makes certain stars unforgettable? Extraordinary talent, too-short lives and a haunting sense of what might have been
THE RISE OF THE TRADWIFE? • Why is returning to the home appealing to women today,
MAKE YOUR MOVE
SECRET LIVES • Though set in the 80s, Honey chimes with today's mores, says ANN SKELLY
'I WAS TERRIFIED' • In the latest I Am... drama, NICOLA COUGHLAN explores the manosphere, porn addiction and toxic relationships. It's a long way from Derry and the Ton...
WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING • THE 10 BEST SHOWS TO WATCH, STREAM & LISTEN TO
STREAMING
SPORT LET'S HEAR IT FOR HARRY • England's number nine is officially the best player in the world – we should show him some appreciation, says SIMON BARNES
SATURDAY • LOVE SPY-ANGLE Martha Schmitt, aka Carolyn Martens (Ann Skelly) with Kurt Fischer (Nate Mann, far left) and Friedrich Baumann (Jannis Niewöhner)
SUNDAY
MONDAY • DANGER ZONE Helen (Nicola Coughlan) is threatened by her partner's addiction to pornography
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
RADIO • DRIVEN BY DEFIANCE
PODCASTS • Ex-footballers tackle their on-pitch clangers and capers
MEET THE REAL SHERLOCK • In her latest book, LINDSEY FITZHARRIS investigates the life of Joseph Bell, the surgeon who inspired Sherlock Holmes
Lisbon's Pretty Things • The Portuguese capital is as charming in real life as it is on screen in the Oscar-winning Poor Things
TRACK DOWN LOST PENSIONS • There are billions in unclaimed pension savings waiting to be reunited with their owners, says PAUL LEWIS
FEEDBACK
SINGING PRETTY • It's 40 years since The Singing Detective launched and became a singular TV classic
'LIFE'S BETTER WHEN YOU LET PEOPLE IN' • He's moving on from Game of Thrones and beginning to embrace Christmas