Saga Magazine from Saga Publishing Ltd is described as bigger and better than ever, packed with award-winning health coverage, peerless financial advice, inspirational interiors, gorgeous gardens, challenging games, delicious recipes and lively interviews with top showbiz personalities.
Saga Magazine brings together a wide mix of lifestyle content for its readers across many subject areas.
The September issue features an exclusive interview with actor Martin Shaw by Richard Barber. Once known for playing the curly-permed agent Ray Doyle in The Professionals more than 30 years ago, he is these days better known as Judge John Deed or the detective George Gently, though in real life he couldn't be less like any of these characters.
This issue also shares Jane Fonda's recipe for a happy life, visits Romania where a remarkable restoration project is under way, and investigates the culinary trend towards 'underground' restaurants where foodies enjoy meals served in secret places.
In the money section, Saga Director-General Ros Altmann talks to Shadow Pensions Minister Rachel Reeves about pensions and paying for care, adding to the magazine's financial advice content.
It includes award-winning health coverage, financial advice, interiors, gardens, games, recipes and interviews with showbiz personalities, along with coverage of the arts, travel, beauty and fashion.
The September cover features actor Martin Shaw, with an exclusive interview by Richard Barber.
He played Ray Doyle in The Professionals more than 30 years ago and is now better known as Judge John Deed and the detective George Gently.
Saga Director-General Ros Altmann talks to Shadow Pensions Minister Rachel Reeves about pensions and paying for care.
Readers can find Jane Fonda's recipe for a happy life, a visit to a restoration project in Romania, and a look at 'underground' restaurants serving meals in secret places.
According to the source, it is described as the UK's bestselling monthly magazine.
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