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ALT Radio Times cover featuring James Nelson Joyce for This City is Ours.
ALT Two images of Michael Sheen side by side. On the left, he plays vampire Aro in The Twilight Saga, dressed in black with long dark hair and a pale complexion, sitting on an ornate throne. On the right, he smiles while sitting on a red sofa, wearing a red Christmas jumper with a white festive pattern
ALT In a scene from Emmerdale, Kim Tate and DS Thea Ramsden are walking outdoors, engaged in conversation. They are in a green, wooded area. Kim is wearing a dark blazer with gold buttons, and Thea is in a light brown jacket. Both appear focused and attentive.
ALT Claudia Winkleman in the finale of The Celebrity Traitors, standing outdoors in the Scottish Highlands surrounded by green trees and rugged countryside. She wears a long brown coat over a brown jumper and white collared shirt, paired with a dark checked skirt and fingerless gloves. Her signature black hair and heavy fringe frame her face as she looks thoughtfully to one side, with her hands tucked into her pockets.
ALT The finalists of The Celebrity Traitors gather around a flaming firepit with host Claudia Winkleman outside a grand Scottish castle at night. From left to right are Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Romesh Ranganathan, Sebastian Croft (Bash), James Blunt, Claudia Winkleman, King Kenny, Maya Jama and Michael Sheen. The group wear winter coats and hold drinks as they chat around the fire, surrounded by flaming torches and the illuminated castle in the background.
ALT Rob Kazinsky, with short ginger hair, stands against a grey background, wearing a dark T-shirt. Text on the image reads: "NEWS: EastEnders icon Rob Kazinsky teases 'never-seen-before' Sean Slater storyline with plot that 'treads new ground'."
ALT "I'm watching The Traitors and think I'd be like Richard E Grant... I'd simply admit I was a Traitor." - Keira Knightley on The Celebrity Traitors.
ALT Vintage Radio Times cover featuring Sir Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Stewart wears his red-and-black Starfleet uniform and looks directly at the camera against a blue space-themed background. The headline reads “Star Trek”, with accompanying text announcing Patrick Stewart as the new captain of the Starship Enterprise. Other cover features include Clive James, a competition to win two motor show star cars and the return of The Paradise Club.
ALT Radio Times cover from 24–30 August 1996 celebrating 30 years of Star Trek. The cover features William Shatner as Captain James T Kirk, Leonard Nimoy as Spock, Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Kate Mulgrew as Captain Kathryn Janeway and Avery Brooks as Captain Benjamin Sisko against a starry space background. Bold headlines read “Star Trek 30 Years Special Issue”, with features on the captains, starships, Klingon phrases and warp drive.
ALT A close-up, black-and-white photo of Patrick Stewart smiling, with the text reading: "Sir Patrick Stewart / 1940 - 2026"
ALT Radio Times question graphic featuring bold, dark green text reading “What is the worst TV drama finale of all time?” centred against a vibrant turquoise-to-lime green gradient background. The circular RT logo appears in the top-left corner.
ALT Charlie Brooks as Janine Carter, smirking, for EastEnders.
ALT Letitia Dean as Sharon Watts and Steve McFadden as Phil Mitchell face a foe in EastEnders.
ALT Scott Maslen as Jack Branning shouting as Jake Wood as Max Branning in EastEnders.
ALT Adam Woodyatt as Ian Beale kisses Harriet Thorpe as Elaine Peacock near fireworks in EastEnders.
ALT Radio Times before-and-after graphic celebrating the first Doctor Who regeneration on 29th October 1966. The top black-and-white image shows William Hartnell as the First Doctor, wearing a dark hat and striped scarf, with an intense expression. The bottom black-and-white image shows Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor, with a distinctive dark bowl haircut and a serious expression. Bold text labels the photographs “Before” and “After”, with the RT logo in the top-left corner and a turquoise-to-lime green gradient along the bottom.