Gordon Ramsay is the cover star of this week's Radio Times

Ramsay, no stranger to ruffling feathers, notes in his interview with Ed Ballsthat while the pandemic was devastating for the restaurant industry, he is pleased that it got rid of the "s**tholes" in prime locations taking the footfall.

• Gary Oldman introduces thrilling first look at Slow Horses
• Gary Oldman spy series Slow Horses gets first look and premiere date on Apple TV+

Also in this week’s Radio Times Magazine:

• Discussing Apple TV+’s new drama series Slow Horses, Gary Oldman discusses the contrast between Apple’s budget and the BBC’s: "You do feel the scale of the production. You get a real sense of the money. You look around thinking, 'How much are they spending on this?' But it wasn’t as if we had someone knocking on the door with veal and a martini. It’s still cold cuts and bacon sandwiches, but they did look after us very well." And do they pay the actors more? "Put it this way, if I did something for the BBC, they’d still quote my fee from 1995."
• The BBC’s Chief Content Officer, Charlotte Moore, exclusively reveals the return of some of the biggest dramas of the last year, including The Responder, Vigil, The Tourist and Jimmy McGovern’s Time.

Read more:

• Vigil star Anjli Mohindra: “We haven’t even scratched the surface yet”
• Jamie Dornan says 'conversations are being had' about The Tourist season 2
• The Tourist is the Williams brothers' most unexpected TV show – and their best
• The Responder should return for season 2, say fans
• Is The Responder based on a true story?

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