Saga Magazine is packed full of informative financial features and news from our experts Paul Lewis and Annie Shaw, health tips, inspiring real-life stories, travel, gardening and food. Enjoy in-depth celebrity interviews, our columnists’ wry take on life and our brain-teasing crosswords. Plus coverage of not-to-be-missed events, the arts, music, film, TV, books and much, much more...
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This month's CONTRIBUTORS
April showers • Embrace the great British weather in style with these fabulous seasonal finds
Jeremy Paxman • In contemplative mode, our columnist considers the philosophy that we can only see what we are employed to see. Should people really be judged by their jobs?
Jenni Murray • There's nothing more attractive than an immaculately dressed man, says our columnist, so don't save suits for special occasions
IN OUR EXPERIENCE… John Torode and Lisa Faulkner • The celebrity chefs on writing romantic notes, their blended family and why being cooked for by friends fills them with joy
This month we talk… books • Each month our insight team conducts an in-depth poll of Saga customers to find out what you're thinking. This month: what do you read?
Mark of success • From Doctor Who to Dracula, Mark Gatiss has written, directed and acted in some of TV's top shows. He talks about starring in the movie Mission: Impossible and ITVX's Nolly, taking to the stage and why he'd love to bring back Sherlock…
THE NIGHT MRS THATCHER NEARLY DIED • When the Brighton bomb exploded in the Prime Minister's hotel in October 1984, it very nearly changed the course of history. Now, a new book uncovers just how close the Iron Lady came to being killed
My journey to recovery • Sarah Standing, 63, loved being the linchpin of her family. But after a devastating cancer diagnosis she had to adjust to being the one who needed them
Pressing matters • Think of a pint of cider as that sweet, fizzy stuff mixed with blackcurrant on a raucous night out in your teenage years? Think again: it's having a resurgence – and this time it's going back to its roots
HOW DO YOU LIKE THEM APPLES?
KNOW YOUR CIDERS
When Britannia ruled the waves • Said to be the place the late Queen felt most at home, the Royal Yacht clocked up more than a million miles in service. Now, 70 years after her launch, we look at life aboard this floating palace
On with the Snow • He may be 75 and no longer anchoring Channel 4 News, but Jon Snow doesn't see himself as retired. Here he talks about becoming a dad again in his 70s and why he is eternally optimistic
A class act • As she returns to the big screen, Dame Penelope Wilton discusses being a grandma, why retirement's not on the cards, and if Downton will be back
The joys of spring • Spring has sprung so seize the moment, pack up a picnic, head outside and find an idyllic spot to celebrate Easter and the unfurling of this special season
Top Kia • Sportily styled, feature-heavy and fully electric, the EV6 SUV crossover is a premium eco-option – and it's really rather good
A perfect Zen • Elegant and serene, Japaneseinspired gardens evoke natural wonders in a beautifully restrained way, making them ideal for small urban plots
WHAT TO PLANT
Garden clinic • Our expert answer readers' questions on creating a tropical-looking garden and the best ways to revamp an ugly shed
French lessons • An old favourite is back with a subtle refresh – our expert has the tools to help you nail the new French manicure
Choc stars • Easter's here, so there's no better time to indulge your sweet tooth with these tempting treats from celebrated chocolatier Paul A. Young
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