Prima Magazine

Jersey’s favourite detective returns to our screens this week, and we can’t wait! Just over a year after the first season finished, we will soon have our second fix with the new season of Bergerac launching this Thursday. In season one, we saw Jim Bergerac (Damien Molony) investigate the murder of Cate, a women in a local wealthy family.

Want to find out what the month ahead has in store for you? Read on for your April horoscopes. And be sure to scroll down to The Moon and You section, to find out when this month's New Moon is and how you can harness it. STAR OF THE MONTH: ARIES There’s so much activity in your chart that it may be hard to know where to focus. The good news is you’re entering a phase where you can think in a new way. Allow fresh ideas to flow, they could reshape how you see your next chapter.

What's your biggest source of stress in the home? It's possible your mind instantly flicks to the dirty laundry pile, or the growing stack of dishes perched beside the sink. Maybe you picture that pile of odd bits and bobs that needs sorting and tidying away. While we often consider visual clutter when we think about home stresses, what about intentional decorative decisions?

Hermione Norris has revealed how ‘vulnerable’ she felt filming BBC’s Pilgrimage: The Road To Holy Island, as well as how living with Long COVID has changed how she feels about her health. Plus, spilling the details on whether she sees a Cold Feet reunion happening in the future, this month’s Prima cover interview is one you won’t want to miss out on.

Toast a slice of this unusual-looking bread for breakfast and you’re getting a good dose of greens, nine different plants and 7g fibre – and all before 10am! It’s the creation of nutritionist Dominique Ludwig, author of best-selling book No-Nonsense Nutrition. ‘Leafy greens are a great source of folate, as well as calcium for healthy bones, magnesium for its calming properties, and iron,’ she says. Top with a couple of eggs or some mashed sardines, for extra protein.

Are you eager to master a new knitting stitch? Why not try the brioche stitch? Producing a chunky, ribbed look, it’s perfect for an array of projects — from jumpers and cardigans to beanies and blankets. As you start exploring patterns, you’ll notice there are a few variations of the brioche stitch you can experiment with. However, the fundamental method remains the same.

A dark comedy is the ideal kind of TV show that makes you question yourself – and your sense of humour. Mixing sharp satire, chaotic characters and jaw-dropping twists, dark comedies are a romp to watch, guaranteeing equal amounts of laughs, cringes and gasps. Our appetite for dark comedies has been raised due to the recent exciting announcements of new cast members for the next season of The White Lotus, such as Steve Coogan and Helena Bonham Carter.

There’s no doubt that during 23 years as a beauty editor, my knowledge of haircare and skincare has benefitted from access to some of the industry’s top experts, not to mention effortlessly glamorous celebrities such as actress Gillian Anderson, whose make-up bag I once furiously scoured on set while etching precious tips into my memory. And yet, how I approach my own appearance is probably more closely linked to the women I grew up around: my mother, aunts and grandmother.

Alex Kingston has revealed the profound power of sharing her cancer diagnosis on Strictly Come Dancing, as well as the live show moment she didn’t see coming. Plus, spilling the details on her new ITV political thriller Secret Service, this month’s Prima cover interview is one you won’t want to miss.

One scroll through social media or glance at a red carpet will tell you that grey is very much in. We're talking the whole spectrum of shades and styles, too. Andie MacDowell's long waves; Sarah Jessica Parker's smattering of grey roots. There's never been more inspiration if you're wanting to embrace what you have. If you can relate, it's worth knowing that caring for grey hair requires a different approach than what you might be used to.