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Radio Times is the 3rd biggest-selling magazine in the UK, and the oldest listings magazine in the world. Radio Times won the 2013 Periodical Publishers' Association 'Oscar' for Magazine of the Year. Circulation: 886,000/week

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Featured Writers

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Steve O'Brien

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Elizabeth Aubrey

Freelance arts and culture journalist/lecturer. My work is regularly found in NME, Evening Standard, The Guardian, Empire, The Quietus, GQ, The Independent, MixMag, Crack and more.

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Rebecca Tromans

Writer, editor and digital content producer with more than 20 years' experience and a keen interest in accessibility and inclusive design.

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Laura Mullan

Digital Content Editor Whether I’m writing hard-hitting news, SEO-friendly blogs or scroll-stopping social media posts, one thing always stays the same: it’s about sharing great stories that matter. As a …

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Liv Facey

Freelance Journalist, Researcher & Producer

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Charley Ross

I'm a freelance reporter, interviewer and feature writer covering entertainment, sex, relationships, health, empowerment and politics. I'm a contributing writer at Glamour UK, taking care of entertainment coverage including reviews, …

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Latest Articles

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 console commands – All KCD2 cheat codes and how to use them

It's no secret that Warhorse Studios' meticulous 14th-century Bohemia RPG-cum-simulator can be brutally difficult, but you can make your peasant life a whole lot easier by employing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 console commands, and luckily for you, you shan't need to serf the web any longer, for we've got all …
By Jonno Nicholson
• Radio Times

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 review - The best CoD in the last 5 years

The return to Black Ops was always going to capture the attention of the Call of Duty fan base.Even following Microsoft’s multi-billion dollar acquisition of Activision, Call of Duty has remained the most popular first-person shooter (FPS) on the market thanks to its fast-paced gameplay, immersive storytelling, and addictive co-op …
By Jonno Nicholson
• Radio Times