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Breaking the mould

This week 30 JANUARY—5 FEBRUARY 2021 • UNMISSABLE TV, FILM & RADIO FOR YOU TO WATCH AND RECORD

A revolutionary in a sari • Thanks to Madhur Jaffrey, Britain is an altogether tastier place

FROM THE RT ARCHIVE… 29 JANUARY—4 FEBRUARY 1983

‘It’s sexy, dangerous… and fun’ • Think the BBC’s Pride and Prejudice was “sexed up”? Just wait until you see hit Regency drama Bridgerton

“One day Daphne is the perfect debutante, the next she has failed” • Phoebe Dynevor on her starring role – and those sex scenes

BFI & RADIO TIMES TV FESTIVAL EXCLUSIVE Netflix’s Bridgerton

‘I HAD TO MAKE MYSELF ENGLISH’ • Joanna Lumley is Englishness personified – so why doesn’t she think of England as home sweet home?

A TV TREASURE • Fabulous! Joanna Lumley has brought glamour and grace to our lives

School of fame • The BBC is keeping kids learning through lockdown with daily lessons – and a staffroom full of celebrity teachers

Regrets? I’ve had a few – but I’m still here! • The little girl from the suburbs with a big voice, Elaine Paige overcame shyness to wow the world

A life in musicals • Elaine Paige’s ascent from chorus line to stardom…

It’s showtime!

How does your garden grow? • Our gardens have become more important now than ever – but how can you make yours perfect? The BBC’s garden makeover experts share their top tips…

The yo-yo club! • Norwich City are on track to go up (again)

Film Reviews • FILMS ON BBC1, BBC2, ITV, C4 AND C5, AND OTHER DIGITAL HIGHLIGHTS

COSTUME COMFORTS • If you prefer period classics to Bridgerton, then head to BritBox, says Jack Seale

‘I’m a big softie’ • Justin Timberlake on acting not singing, fatherhood – and why the smallest thing makes him cry

HOW & WHERE TO STREAM TV

Succour for my soul • Feeling down? Turn off the news and look at your garden instead

SATURDAY Choices • The pick of today’s TV

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FRIDAY Choices • The pick of today’s TV

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The brain cutters • Lobotomy was barbaric but, as Claire Prentice discovers, in the 1960s it was still considered a cure for mental illness

PICK OF THE WEEK

The Archers this week…

The naked truth • What do live performers do in lockdown? Buffy and Heaven reveal their secrets

Compose yourself! • Covid brain fog has me tongue-tied at the mic

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