Another Tuesday, another exciting copy of Radio Times magazine. Here is what's inside...

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- Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood on their Bake Off predictions, plus we find out what the final four are like at home

- Judy Murray and Tim Wonnacott reveal the inside story in their Strictly diaries

- Brian Cox answers life's big questions

- Kevin Whately and Laurence Fox on Lewis, the detective drama that won't fade away

- Hermione Norris jumped at the chance of a guest role in Doctor Who - but nothing prepared her for the costume she had to wear...

- Claudia Winkleman, Ken Bruce and other Radio 2 presenters on the novels that changed their lives

- The real-life Downton debutants who are enjoying a coming-out ball at Highclere Castle

- He's swapped a fishing rod for a lead role in new crime drama Grantchester - but Robson Green has some harsh words for tax dodgers

- Twiggy explores her family tree

- Your chance to vote for your favourite movie quote

And, in Your RT, the brilliant new section devoted to books, travel and food, Paul Merton on the birth of Have I Got News for You, Simon Reeve explores the world's greatest rivers, Alex James does a cheese tour Down Under and Paul Lewis asks whether you should change your energy supplier.

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

- Bake Off: Exclusive image galleries and a digital cover star, as chosen by RadioTimes.com readers.

- Downton Abbey: Part three of The Downton Years supplement.

- Doctor Who: Episode preview gallery.

And lots, lots more...

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The new issue of Radio Times magazine is on sale from Tuesday 30 September in the shops and on Newsstand for iPad or iPhone

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