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Elaine Paige: "I was concerned I would not still have a voice."
The singer talks about her nerves at returning to singing, receiving a damehood and how she made Victoria Beckham happy.
Adrian Lester: "I do worry my nose is going to come off"
The actor on the unexpected challenges of playing Cyrano de Bergerac in the new West End play.
Joanna Lumley’s garden secrets
The Ab Fab and Amandaland star discusses the Chelsea Flower Show, garden gnomes and why she would be a lily of the valley.
John Nichol on why Blitz stories still need to be told
The Gulf War veteran and author says it was a privilege to talk to some of the last Blitz survivors.
The best festivals this summer
Jazz, classical or fine food, whatever your interest we've got the best UK festivals.
Christine Truman: "I’m very lucky to have the quality of life that I do"
The former tennis star talks tournament prize money and gives her tips for Wimbledon 2026.
Joanna Lumley’s garden secrets
The Ab Fab and Amandaland star discusses the Chelsea Flower Show, garden gnomes and why she would be a lily of the valley.
John Nichol on why Blitz stories still need to be told
The Gulf War veteran and author says it was a privilege to talk to some of the last Blitz survivors.
Christine Truman: "I’m very lucky to have the quality of life that I do"
The former tennis star talks tournament prize money and gives her tips for Wimbledon 2026.
Adrian Lester: "I do worry my nose is going to come off"
The actor on the unexpected challenges of playing Cyrano de Bergerac in the new West End play.
Elaine Paige: "I was concerned I would not still have a voice."
The singer talks about her nerves at returning to singing, receiving a damehood and how she made Victoria Beckham happy.
Lucy Worsley: the American Revolution was a “marriage breakdown”
The celebrity historian explains how the 250-year-old relationship collapse still carries lessons the modern world needs to learn.
Follow in Sir David Attenborough’s footsteps with Saga
We explore two Saga holidays that capture the spirit of his life’s work.
What to read in May – our choice of the best new books this month
This month’s books mix dark deeds with light relief and magic.
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Play our free daily puzzles
Beat the boredom and exercise your mind with our selection of free puzzles.
