TV Times

Published by TI Media Limited TV Times delivers unique and exclusive access to the UK's favourite TV personalities and shows. The magazine goes behind the scenes to bring you great features, exclusive photos, soap news and story updates. Includes a guide to the week's top films and seven days of easy-to-read TV listings plus two pages of TV highlights per day. ENGLAND edition.

This WEEK • This week sees ITV's most glamorous night as the National Television Awards (Tue, 8pm, ITV1), live from London's O2, takes centre stage. We have an exclusive cover shoot and interview with the host for this big night, Joel Dommnett. Turn to page 6 for our chat with Joel and to see who the big contenders are! Long Lost Family (Thu, 9pm, ITV1) is a fan favourite and we have an exclusive interview with the head of research and social-work consultant, who tells us how they reunite families. Amazing stuff. Former England footballer and broadcaster Gary Lineker is back on prime-time TV with a new celebrity game show, The Box (Sat, 8.15pm, ITV1). Tune in for top-notch entertainment.

Your guide to what to watch

National Television Awards host Joel Dommett • Dressed to the nines in a sharp suit, Joel Dommett beams from ear to ear as he welcomes TV Times inside a studio in central London for our exclusive cover shoot and interview to celebrate his sixth consecutive year of hosting the National Television Awards on ITV1.

Medical drama Casualty turns 40 • On the frontline: Flynn and Stevie (central) with their Holby ED colleagues

Appointment VIEWING • From bone-chilling emergencies to affairs of the heart, Casualty has had us gripped since its first episode. Here are eight standout moments...

Trigger Point actor Natalie Simpson / Professor T’s Juliet Stevenson • NATALIE SIMPSON tells us about the troubling times ahead for her detective

EastEnders stars Michelle Collins and Tameka Empson • EXCLUSIVE

Long Lost Family research boss Lottie Bruce-Lloyd • Discovering extraordinary stories: Davina and Nicky

The Box • GARY LINEKER on the fun of making celebs think outside the box...

How the Tudors Lost Their Heads • Packed with power struggles, betrayals and beheadings, the colourful Tudor era has inspired countless films and TV dramas including the 1970 movie Anne of the Thousand Days and the BBC's 2015 adaptation of Hilary Mantel's acclaimed novel Wolf Hall. But now historians Dan Snow and Professor Suzannah Lipscomb have unearthed fresh evidence about the executions of some of the most famous figures in this historical period in National Geographic's How the Tudors Lost Their Heads. Over six episodes, they tell the story of notorious hangings and chopping-block deaths from Anne Boleyn to Elizabeth I's confidant the Earl of Essex. But were those killed really guilty of their crimes? Here, in an exclusive interview, Dan, 47, and Suzannah, 47, give TV Times their take...

Crew Girl • What to expect from a coming-of-age 'row-mance'...

Coronation Street • CORONATION STREET

Emmerdale • Nicola discovers Jimmy has left her and the family facing financial ruin

EastEnders • EASTENDERS

Our Top Five Picks of the Week • OUR TOP FIVE PICKS OF THE WEEK

Ten pages of listings every day including a daily highlights spread

Your Stars • YOU CAN WIN £100! SOLVE THE CLUES AND REARRANGE THE LETTERS IN THE YELLOW SQUARES TO SPELL OUT THE NAME OF AN ENGLISH ACTOR (5,6)

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