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FROM THE EDITOR
Opening Shot • Love Island's Iain Stirling swaps the pool for the coast as he hosts a new TV contest for building sand sculptures
10 QUESTIONS WITH GILLIAN ANDERSON & HANNAH EINBINDER • The X-Files and Hacks stars on TV fame, slasher films, female sexuality and dealing with controversy
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO... BE A DRIVER FOR WILDLIFE FILMS
FROSTBITE • Tennis ace Novak Djokovic may never be as beloved as his centre court rivals, but I will always be cheering him on
IS MODERN LIFE CAUSING ADHD? • Look beyond medication, says DR MAX PEMBERTON – and ask why our children are struggling
DEAR DIARY... • There's been a murder!
GIORGIO ON MY MIND • When GRACE DENT set a chemistry test for a new MasterChef judge, there was only one winner – GIORGIO LOCATELLI
UNDER PRESSURE • Cameras reveal the expertise and workload of an emergency department in Bristol, but how do its dedicated staff deal with the stress?
WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING • THE 10 BEST SHOWS TO WATCH, STREAM & LISTEN TO
STREAMING
SPORT • Ben Stokes's dramatic retirement has left the England cricket team on a sticky wicket, says Simon Barnes
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY • From Erin Brockovich to Netflix series Toxic Town, stories of chemical poisoning and community fightbacks have long been a fertile source of drama. Sometimes, though, the plain facts speak loudly enough, although the presence of a Hollywood star doesn't hurt, and Michael Sheen takes this two-part assignment as seriously as his day job.
TUESDAY • THE HEAT IS ON Judges Grace Dent and Giorgio Locatelli
WEDNESDAY • GLOVES OFF? Zoë Wanamaker and Juliet Stevenson keep their eyes on Ben Miller
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
THE SOUND OF CHANGE • Classical music opens a window to the past and offers hope in an uncertain future, says an optimistic SIR SIMON SCHAMA
PODCASTS • People's passions are picked out in an offering to be celebrated
'IT WAS A WORLD I HAD GROWN UP IN' • His late father's values as a subpostmaster and the Post Office scandal become entwined in the debut novel of AMMAN BRAR
HELLO, NORMA JEANE • The different sides of screen legend MARYLIN MONROE are reflected in a revealing exhibition
ANOTHER SIDE OF PARADISE • The Caribbean's rich but troubled colonial past is all around you in Jamaica – if you dig a little deeper
THINK BEFORE YOU OPT OUT • Choosing to forgo your workplace pension could cost you far more by the time you retire, says PAUL LEWIS
FEEDBACK
CUTTING EDGE • Silent Witness has topped the ratings for 30 years – former producer PATRICK SPENCE reveals the...