It’s that time again, with another issue of the Radio Times on newsstands, bursting at the seams with interviews, articles and reviews. Here’s what you can expect this week…

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-Sheridan Smith on friendship, cancer and death, and how she faced her most challenging role yet

-James Nesbitt on The Missing, and what he finds hardest to leave behind

-TOWIE's Joey Essex is now a political pundit – so is he really as dumb as he makes out, asks Michael Buerk

-Jon Stewart, king of US political satire, meets Emily Maitlis

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-Veteran politician Denis Healey on VE Day, wartime memories and Britain's Great Generation

-Sheila Dillon on how The Food Programme has shaped the nation's love of good food – and given us Gregg Wallace

-The $200m fight: Manny Pacquiao is taking on Floyd Mayweather in a match dubbed the biggest bout in boxing history

Plus, plenty of exciting bonus content on our digital issue, including...

Sheridan Smith's The C-Word photo gallery

Exclusive unseen pictures from Radio Times' shoot of Joey Essex's political journey

And much, much more…

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The new issue of Radio Times magazine is on sale from Tuesday 28th of April

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