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Matthew McConaughey in Dazed and Confused

Films of the Week: 27 April–3 May. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Week 18 Viewpoint Sam Jackson

BBC Proms'Great art can't be cancelled': Why BBC Proms will still salute American culture

Ross Kemp sat outside a cafe and leaning on the table.

EastEndersHe redefined the 'hard man', now Ross Kemp opens up on fear, fatherhood and vulnerability

The Cage - Leanne (SHERIDAN SMITH) and Matty (MICHAEL SOCHA)

The Cage Tony Schumacher on how his new thriller with Sheridan Smith turns real pain into gripping, human drama

Actor Michael Socha

The Cage The Cage's Michael Socha: 'I love my work but don't identify as an actor'

Week 18 Secret Service

Secret Service 'We were in a new Cold War – and Russia was winning': From political reporting to being shot in a riot, everything that shaped Tom Bradby's new thriller

Week 18 Sofa View

View from My SofaMichaela Strachan at 60: Surviving cancer, being labelled a 'bimbo' and giving up empty-nesting

Week 18 Prisoner Tahar Rahim and Isuka Hoyle

PrisonerHandcuffed together for four months: behind the scenes on Sky's intense new thriller

Week 18 10 Questions Kerry Washington

10 Questions with...Kerry Washington discovered she wasn't who she thought she was – now she tells her kids: 'We don't do secrets in this family'

Richard Gadd and Jamie Bell in Half Man. They have their heads pressed together, looking intensely at one another, and are grappling against each other with their arms.

Half ManFrom Half Man to Louis Theroux's Manosphere, is TV's tackling of toxic masculinity only further alienating our young men?

Asa Butterfield and Fra Fee in Unchosen. They are both wearing white shirts and stood together in a pool. A group of men in white shirts are stood in the background, watching them.

UnchosenSex Education star Asa Butterfield on why his new Netflix drama is a 'real departure' — and how it shows what happens when the Manosphere takes over

Jamie Bell as Niall and Richard Gadd as Ruben in Half Man. Ruben is shirtless and has a bandage around his hand. He is putting it on Bell's shoulder.

Half ManRichard Gadd’s Half Man pushes the BBC to its violence limits… but will the broadcaster ever match HBO’s extremes?

Jaafar Jackson as Michael Jackson in Michael. He smiles just away from the camera wearing the singer's iconic red and gold jacket.

The Big RT Film Review★★☆☆☆ Michael review: Please stop ‘cause we’ve had enough

Richard Gadd in a grey herringbone coat, with a silhouette of a window behind him

Half ManBaby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd: 'Everything I do now, people will assume is based on my life'

Films of the Week: 20–26 April. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Side-by-side pictures of the ARIAS 2026 Radio Times moment of the year nominees.

The 2026 Radio Academy ARIASListen and cast your vote for the Radio Times Moment of the Year at the 2026 Audio and Radio Industry Awards

Stranger Things: Tales from '85Stranger Things: Tales from '85 star reveals why her Eleven is different from Millie Bobby Brown's

Hugh Skinner and Hugh Bonneville as Will and Ian in Twenty Twenty Six. They are stood next to a TV screen bearing the show's logo graphic.

Twenty Twenty SixSatire is dead? The BBC's Twenty Twenty Six proves there is life in the old dog yet

Week 17 Chernobyl

Chernobyl: Inside the Meltdown'I was tasked with cleaning up after Chernobyl – it was like a torture chamber, but you had a job to do'

Niall (JAMIE BELL) in bed, staring up at the ceiling

Half ManJamie Bell: 'I have a painful amount of self-loathing – I can’t watch anything I do'

Week 17 Viewpoint Catherine Ellis

How TV can help save the worldProducers will not only cut carbon footprints, they’ll inspire others to follow suit, says Catherine Ellis

MasterChefInside the new era of MasterChef with judges Grace Dent and Anna Haugh: 'We take care of each other'

Week 11 Sofa View Graham Norton

View from My SofaGraham Norton: 'I haven't been asked to host Strictly – I'm on telly enough'

Week 17 Christopher Eccleston

10 Questions with...Christopher Eccleston: 'A lot of people in television think the audience is stupid'

Week 17 Mint

Mint'The sex isn't just about sex': Lindsay Duncan on her 'provocative' new BBC drama

A child running away in Weapons

Films of the Week: 13–19 April. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

What's worth watching with your kidsInside Balamory's return as Miss Hoolie star Julie Wilson Nimmo discusses the 'really emotional' moment of reviving the BBC series

Westworld season 3

Could sci-fi save us all?'Don't read 1984 and decide that that's how security policy needs to be implemented' — How the Ministry of Defence is working with sci-fi storytellers to brace Britain for crisis

British actor Timothy Dalton and American actress Carey Lowell on the set of Licence to Kill, directed by John Glen

RT Rewind: Licence to KillWhy James Bond's biggest 'failure' was actually a trailblazing moment for the 007 franchise

Nick Mohammed laughs to the side and points

10 Questions with...'I can reveal I will not be singing': Nick Mohammed on The Celebrity Traitors, Ted Lasso — and hosting the Oliviers

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