High Time - Is Britain ready for legalized cannabis?, Best of British - 7 homes of great Artists.

Music As Medicine: harnessing the power of song, music therapy is showing real results for palliative care  

The story of the weird and wonderful collections known as cabinets of curiosities, which inspired the first museums 

French actor Léa Seydoux talks movies, method and making Bond girl history 

A tour through Europe’s best classical music festivals, all with an outdoor twist and incredible views  

The A-Z of health checks and screenings to stay on top of at every age. They might just save your life!

• God save the King! We celebrate the coronation of King Charles III with a special issue, including a look back at his incredible life preparing for the throne
• The fascinating history behind the centuries-old tradition of royal coronations
• Can hearing loss be reversed? How hearing aids may become unnecessary in the future, with the development of medical treatment
• Singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé talks jazz, meeting the Obamas and finding peace in her thirties
• Plus, Bake Off stars share their Coronation recipes and how to keep your pets safe during the celebrations

Steven Spielberg: How the cinema maestro caught his mother’s affair on camera, his favourite movies and new film The Fabelmans 

Walking the mountains of Sicily: Exploring the picturesque peaks and towns of the Italian island on foot 

Stress-free travel when you’re older: 7 easy tips to make holidays and trips for the over sixties exciting, not worrying 

How an older woman and a squirrel-chasing rescue dog overcame struggles to become best friends 

The evolution of the garden: From Tudor knot gardens to the drought-resistant gardens of the future

Hugh Jackman: the star of X-Men and The Greatest Showman opens up about mental health, musicals and Marvel 

Are we facing a labelling epidemic? Is self-diagnosis becoming a dangerous problem or can it be helpful? 

Unexpected causes of tiredness: From iron deficiency to hypothyroidism, some of these 9 reasons might surprise you 

Sir Michael Burton: a former British diplomat looks back on a six-decade career around the world in Her Majesty’s service 

A wild ride in Patagonia: the story of an awe-inspiring, all-women horseback trip in the mountains of Argentina

The Future of Tech: discover where humanity's technological advances are heading, from self-driving cars to space travel 

Eminent astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson looks back at growing up in the Bronx, witnessing the 9/11 attacks and interviewing Katy Perry 

Saving Ukraine’s Art: one museum director’s battle to save precious Baroque panels in the face of war 

Social Masking: are your people-pleasing tendencies a sign of something more serious? 

Out of Bounds: the chilling and life-threatening true-life story of a skier lost in Canadian mountains

The home workout queen Rosemary Conley looks back on her childhood, first weight loss club, and appearing on Dancing on Ice 

Rod Stewart: the riotous rock star opens up about football fandom, getting older, and why he doesn't feel awkward singing about sex 

From sleep patterns to nutrition, boost your immune system this winter with these 7 easy steps 

Hoarding disorder: why the rising cost of living and post-pandemic anxiety are triggering hoarders 

Dealing with disinformation: how to avoid, identify, and address misleading information in the media

Timothy Dalton opens up about his early ambitions, meeting the Queen and dancing with Lesley Manville 

From oatmeal baths to olive oil, here are 10 traditional remedies you can whip up at home today 

The joy of giving: discover inspiring true-life stories that'll restore your faith in humanity this Christmas 

Football Friendship: meet two legendary British goalkeepers whose 70-year friendship overcame all obstacles 

Greenland through the lens: two wildlife photographers on their lifelong fascination with the mysterious Arctic Circle island

Idris Elba: the beloved British star opens up about his latest projects, being a Dad, and why he wouldn't want to be Bond 

Queen Elizabeth II: remembering our beloved monarch and celebrating a remarkable life of service, dedication and duty  

Bold counter-terror barrister Barnaby Jameson looks back on his fascinating life and some of his most high-profile cases

Welcome aboard the naturist cruise! Is sailing with no clothes on the most relaxing holiday you will ever experience?

Meet Mariana Starke—the 19th-century woman who broke convention to pioneer the modern guidebook

Reader's Digest magazine is bursting with stories, articles, advice, recipes, reviews, tips, jokes and anecdotes. Each issue is small enough to fit in your handbag or pocket, but big enough to keep you entertained for weeks on end.

From regular columns packed with information to gripping human-interest stories and helpful how-tos, our magazine offers knowledge, positivity, and humour. In this month's issue…

"I am wrong sometimes but most of the time I’m dead-on“ - Hollywood legend, David Hasselhoff, opens up about his enormous fame, keeping his ego in check, and still hustling at 70

Award-winning songwriter, Tim Rice, looks back on his childhood, meeting Andrew Lloyd Webber, and receiving his knighthood

Three medics describe saving lives in extreme conditions

We discover the glitzy and racy history of British showgirls 

And a plunge of the coast in Norway leads to an extraordinary encounter with wild orcas

The US screen legend Jane Fonda opens up about activism, her family and the perils of perfectionism 

We chat to Britain's first Black ballerina, Julie Felix, about her passion for dance, battling racism and meeting Rudolf Nureyev 

The placebo effect: could fake medicine be as successful as the real thing at alleviating symptoms?

The 100-word-story competition: winners and runners-up announced after many months of voting 

Full circle: from milkmen to grocery robots, we look at the fascinating evolution of food deliveries

Cheese travel: here are the six must-see destinations for every fan of fromage 

Maureen Lipman: the distinguished British actress on cancel culture, finding fame in BT ads and why she loves Prince Charles 

Annie Nightingale: the queen of British radio looks back on her travels, battle with sexism and meeting The Beatles

Eating disorders: why they're not just a young person's problem 

Switched at birth: the incredible true story of how two babies were sent home with the wrong families

Reader's Digest magazine is bursting with stories, articles, advice, recipes, reviews, tips, jokes and anecdotes. Each issue is small enough to fit in your handbag or pocket, but big enough to keep you entertained for weeks on end.

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Britpop icon Liam Gallagher opens up about Oasis, ageing, and his brother Noel
Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims as we explore eight of Europe's most spiritual walks
Spandau Ballet's former frontman Tony Hadley looks back on his life and career
Happiness experts and palliative care specialists share their top tips for living joyfully
Update your first aid kit with our up-to-date guide to responding to accidents

The Platinum Jubilee: enjoy our special issue dedicated to celebrating the 70th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II 
Meet the people behind Team BRIT: the all-disabled team of racers driving forward towards Le Mans 
The French arthouse icon, Juliette Binoche, opens up about parenting, passion and finding her path 
Britain's beloved comedian Andy Hamilton looks back on his childhood, Cambridge years and the joys of doing standup 
Hearing loss: we speak to the people whose lives have been changed thanks to the amazing advances in hearing aid technology

From regular columns packed with information to gripping human-interest stories and helpful how-tos, our magazine offers knowledge, positivity and humour. In this month's issue you'll find… 

An interview with Hugh Dancy: The newest addition to the cast of Downton Abbey on New York, Law & Order, and the nostalgia of playing an English gentleman. 

Saving the sound of the Stradivarius: Meet the experts fighting to save the unbeatable sound of history's greatest violins. 

Community power: Across the UK, communities are coming together to save their pubs, shops, and more. Here's how.

Retirement reinvented: Here's the reason some people are finding joy in work after retirement. 

If Grace Dent ruled the world: The restaurant critic shares her manifesto for world domination.

The Australian funnyman behind Dame Edna Everage, Barry Humphries, looks back on his remarkable career and life

We chat to one of the greatest actors of all time, Denzel Washington, about Shakespeare, mortality and his mother

The new promise of stem cell cures: how incredible medical breakthroughs are pointing to a revolution in healthcare 

Beware the anti-climax: learn all about the unexpected side effect of achieving your goals, known as arrival fallacy 

What to do with a dead body? Forget traditional burials. Death now has many faces, from becoming fireworks, to floating off in a bubble

The British stage and screen legend, Dame Judi Dench, opens up about the Troubles, her love of theatre and mastering TikTok 

We chat to the US singer-songwriter Tori Amos about her career beginnings, friendship with Neil Gaiman and meeting the love of her life 

The Body Plan: here's everything you need to know about how to age well from head to toe
Meet the extraordinary Victorian "plant hunters" who risked their own lives to bring exotic species to the British shores 

Behind the Wheels: the most interesting thing about cars isn't the car at all, as you'll learn from reading these unbelievable motoring stories

From regular columns packed with information to gripping human-interest stories and helpful how-tos, our magazine offers knowledge, positivity and humour. In this month's issue you'll find...

100th Anniversary special: join us as we celebrate a very special birthday—100 years of Reader's Digest.

We chat with funnyman Ricky Gervais about grief, the new season of his hit Netflix show After Life, and the importance of kindness. 

Beloved songwriter Richard Carpenter looks back on his remarkable life and career. 

100-word-story competition: our popular story writing competition returns with a bang. Enter for your chance to win £1,000. 

Puppy love: one writer shares the lessons of love she's learned from a lifetime spent with man's best friend.

A polar bear’s journey: follow a mother and her defenceless cubs make an incredible journey through the forbidding Arctic  

We chat to Richard Armitage, aka Hollywood’s shyest leading man, about his most memorable roles and the real reason he keeps his personal life private  

The author of the iconic song “American Pie”, Don McLean, opens up about his childhood, career beginnings and creating his biggest hit  

Beating melanoma: one man’s story of his gruelling fight with this terrifying form of skin cancer  

Saving Italy’s olive trees: could the future of olive oil depend on one farmer’s action?

From regular columns packed with information to gripping human-interest stories and helpful how-tos, our magazine offers knowledge, positivity and humour. In this month's issue you'll find...
• Reinventing Christmas. Our festive habits had to change as lockdown gripped the country in 2020. We meet the people keeping the traditions they created during COVID.
• The voice of Christmas, Aled Jones, looks back on growing up famous, and takes us behind the curtain of his latest children’s book
• A moving story of survival unfolds as a woman is reunited with the men who rescued her from certain death when she was just a child.
• The magic of the northern lights.  We’re on the tail of the elusive aurora borealis in Northern Canada.
• What does your gut bacteria say about you? Take a dive into the fascinating science of your gut.

Get into the Halloween spirit and discover some of the most frightening "haunted" forests around the world 

British pop icon Kim Wilde looks back on growing up with a famous father, discovering her passion for music, and meeting Prince 

National treasure Paul O'Grady opens up about his humble beginnings, dealing with loss, and his boundless love of dogs 

The link between insomnia and depression: how treating one of them can help you tackle both 

Words of wisdom: three refugees write moving letters to their younger selves

Australian film star Cate Blanchett shares her thoughts on sexism, social media and what defines a "strong woman"

Britpop icon Jarvis Cocker looks back on his childhood dreams, playing with Pulp and the infamous Brit Awards incident 

Canine health heroes: how dogs' ability to detect cancer and other illnesses will revolutionise the world of medicine 

We chat to the people whose job it is to preserve rare and precious music recordings for posterity 

A devastating fire nearly destroyed Notre Dame de Paris two years ago; learn how scientists are leading the effort to restore the beloved cathedral

The legend of stage and screen, Sir Derek Jacobi, on his love of literature, time in lockdown, and meeting the love of his life

The British musician and TV presenter, Toyah Willcox, opens up about childhood, overcoming life's difficulties, and appearing in Quadrophenia 

Heart disease is the single biggest killer of women worldwide, so why do we still consider it to be a man's problem? We investigate 

Intermittent fasting: everything you need to know about this popular diet trend, including potential risks 

Discover the incredible story of commercial diver Chris Lemons: his air-supply cord severed while on a job, he had just minutes to live

An interview with the star of Casino Royale and Hannibal, Mads Mikkelsen, about mindfulness, alcohol and his love of dance 

Celebrity interior designer, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, opens up about his childhood, meeting his wife and clashing with the paparazzi

The long road to the COVID vaccine: how did we get here and does it hold the key to curing other viruses? 

What you need to know about dementia: 13 warning signs you should never ignore 

Ever considered getting a bike? You're not alone; here's how cycling is becoming a quiet revolution

The star of Alien, Sigourney Weaver, opens up about life in modern Hollywood, making films for women and being a New Yorker, born and bred 

We chat to Anoushka Shankar, Grammys star and the daughter of the legendary sitar player, Ravi Shankar, about growing up between London and Delhi, motherhood, and making music with her legendary father  

Bladder cancer: from early symptoms and detection to treatment and prognosis—here’s everything you need to know about this treacherous disease  

Discover the healing power of medicinal mushrooms such as reishi, shiitake and chaga and start using them for more than just your risotto  

We’re getting better at acknowledging that sex in later life is important, but grieving physical intimacy when a partner dies is rarely discussed—here’s why we need to change that

The iconic actor Dame Helen Mirren opens up about womanhood, the true meaning of beauty and her time in lockdown 

A moving conversation with the renowned psychologist and Holocaust survivor, Dr Edith Eger, about her complicated life and the lessons it taught her 

How much do you really know about the sense of smell? Leading researchers are unlocking facts about the least understood of our senses

Dynamic health duos: from fish and wine to salmon and yogurt, these foods deliver an even bigger health boost when consumed together

Pet cemeteries: discover the fascinating history behind the tradition of burying and grieving our beloved pets

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