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David Hasselhoff On Business, Baywatch And Being A Legend

The iconic star of Baywatch and Knight Rider opens up about his enormous fame, keeping his ego in check, and still hustling at 70

8 Easy Ways To Improve Heart Health

Keep your ticker on track with these simple changes to your diet and lifestyle

World Kitchen WALES: Laverbread and cockle fritters

CHEF FRANCO TARUSCHIO shares a very special recipe for a scrumptious snack that's easy to make but incredibly unique. Laverbread is a traditional Welsh product made from edible seaweed, and it pairs very well with the delicious savoury flavours of cockles and parmesan.

Paws For Thought

How to find the right pet for you?

I REMEMBER... Julie Felix

Forced to leave England for New York when the English National Ballet told her that her skin was not right for the stage, ballet legend Julie Felix went on to lead a new world of Black excellence in dance. Here, she reflects on the many steps her life has taken her in...

Jane Fonda "I Used To Want To Be Perfect. That'll Kill You"

The legendary Hollywood actress talks activism, ageing and the vital role that luck has played in her career

Blinded By The Light

Olly Mann finds himself something of an unofficial "brand ambassador"

My Britain: LIZARD Peninsula

The UK's most southerly point, the Lizard Peninsula is one of Cornwall's undisputed gems of natural beauty. But despite boasting miles of one of the most stunning coastlines in the UK, diverse wildlife and a beguiling history, the Peninsula remains one of the lesser-visited spots in Cornwall, and is all the more special for it.

FULL CIRCLE: THE EVOLUTION OF FOOD DELIVERY

The neighbourhood milkman used to be a common sight, but residents of some UK cities are now more likely to have their dairy products delivered by robots.

YORKSHIRE'S ATLANTIS

Against all the odds: how Yorkshire's "lost Atlantis" could soon be found after 700 years under the waves

Magical Realism On The Faroe Islands

In this Danish archipelago, fantastic landscapes, rare wildlife, and Norse mythology lend a dreamlike quality to everyday life

Rethinking Your Landline

Landlines as we know them will soon be a thing of the past. By 2025, making calls via a copper line into our homes will be replaced by calls over the internet — something Ofcom are calling “The Future of Voice”.

THE PLACEBO Could fake medicine be as effective as the real thing? CURE

Michael Wharrad held the envelope in his hands, certain of what the paper inside would tell him. The then 72-year-old former investment banker in Kent, England, had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease nine years earlier.

Lifelong Platonic Love

Meet the people choosing a different type of love

Patience And Care

The key to improving healthcare is better listening, writes Dr Max

Oooh Suits You, Sir

This month, Olly Mann braves the menswear section to find a suit that fits

WHAT'S EATING US?

Eating disorders aren't just a young person's problem...

Six Places Cheese Lovers Should Visit

Ancient caves, monasteries, and other must-sees for fromage fans

Maureen Lipman On Prizes, Princes And Playing The Villain

The Corrie actress describes finally being old enough for her next stage role, finding fame in BT ads, and why she loves Prince Charles

My Britain: SOUTHAMPTON

The port city of Southampton is perhaps best known as the departure point of the RMS Titanic, but can also lay claim to being the home of the Spitfire and many famous former residents, including Jane Austen, Benny Hill, Craig David and Ken Russell.

If I Ruled The World Helen Bauer

Comedian Helen Bauer is one of the UK's most exciting rising stand-up stars. She also co-hosts the podcasts, Trusty Hogs and Daddy Look At Me

I REMEMBER...Annie Nightingale

She's the queen of British radio-with a reign almost as long as that of Her Majesty. Annie Nightingale was the very first female DJ on BBC Radio One back in 1970. Fifty-two years later, she's still on air on the same station and still fearlessly promoting new music

How To Beat Rising Food Prices

When I visit the supermarket it feels like every single item has become more expensive. Even if that's not true across the board, once you get to the till those extra pennies here and there are really adding up.

A Pot To Pee In

Olly Mann goes head-to-head with the ultimate parenting challenge-potty training

New Ground: Pioneering Senior Living

The residents of New Ground consider themselves lucky.

Stretch Yourself

Remain limber as you age

Liam Gallagher

The motor-mouth is facing a big birthday-but he can't stop baiting his brother Noel and stoking hopes of an Oasis reunion

THE NEW FIRST-AID RULES

Why you shouldn't soak a splinter, and other ways immediate care has changed

If I Ruled The World Sheila Hancock

Dame Sheila Hancock is the multiple Sunday Timesbestselling author, and one of Britain's best loved actors of stage and screen

I REMEMBER...Tony Hadley

Tony Hadley came to fame in the 1980s as the lead singer with Spandau Ballet. Now a solo performer, he looks back at his time with the band, performing at Live Aid and meeting Frank Sinatra