| What's on Now & Next (2026-08-06) | |||
| RTE One
[101] [HD:135] |
23:10 | Return to Paradise | Mackenzie Clarke gets VIP access to the chart-topping band Point Ruin's reunion concert, when one of their members is murdered in the green room. But with all the suspects on stage at the time, how could the killer have done it? Away from the murder, Glenn and Daisy send out invitations to their wedding, and Mackenzie has to deal with her feelings when she's not invited |
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| 00:15 | We Hunt Together | The crime drama returns. When a mystery killer with links to Freddy Lane strikes, DI Jackson Mendy and DS Lola Franks are keen to nail their nemesis once and for all - but the murderous game has just begun. Colin Morgan and Tamzin Outhwaite join the cast | |
| RTE2
[102] |
23:10 | NCIS | A girls' night out takes an unexpected turn when NCIS is called on to investigate the motives of a possible arsonist. Starring Sean Murray |
| 00:00 | Flack | Robyn has to summon up all her PR skills to make a demanding problem go away during an international flight - all without the use of her mobile phone, which has been confiscated by a flight attendant. Bradley Whitford guest stars | |
| Virgin Media One
[103] |
23:00 | Believe Me | Sarah Adams is given a drugged drink by a taxi driver and is certain she was raped. After months of Sara feeling disbelieved by the police, her case is dropped and the man is free to attack again. Fact-based crime drama about the fight for justice by the victims of serial sex offender John Worboys, starring Aimée-Ffion Edwards and Daniel Mays |
| 00:00 | We Need to Talk About Dementia | Having lost his mother, grandmother and aunt to dementia, Martin King aims to answer questions we all have about the condition. As well as looking back at his own mother's life, he meets families who are living with dementia, and visits a care home to see the work they are doing to help people. Martin also talks to medical experts about stigma, preventative measures, treatments and what is needed so that society can change the narrative around dementia to one of hope | |
| TG4
[104] |
23:35 | Rod Stewart: It Had to Be You | A performance filmed in front of an audience at Sony Studios in New York City in 2002, featuring songs from Stewart's album of American pop standards |
| 01:25 | Hector: Balkans go Baltics | Hector Ó hEochagáin tastes some famous donkey cheese and joins in on a clean-up of the Danube, the most contaminated river in Europe. Hector also brushes up on his tennis skills at Novak Centre, built by one of Serbia's most esteemed sport players, 20 grand slam tennis champion Novak Djokovic. He ends his trip back in Belgrade, reflecting on his epic Serbian adventure | |
| Virgin Media Two
[105] |
23:05 | Ireland's Deadly Roads | Documentary examining the sharp rise in fatalities on the nation's roads, hearing from families of some of those who have died, who speak candidly about the lives lost, the ongoing grief, and their hopes that meaningful change can come from their experiences. The film investigates growing criticism of Ireland's road safety system, exploring concerns around lengthy delays in driving tests, the high number of learner drivers on the road, and whether current Essential Driver Training (EDT) requirements adequately reflect increasingly complex road conditions |
| 00:05 | I Kissed a Boy | Dannii Minogue makes a show-stopping entrance as the boys gather for a second kiss off, and a series of cold shoulders leave a number of boys left unkissed - leading to a very dramatic dinner party | |
| Virgin Media Three
[106] |
23:30 | Emmerdale | Charity takes big steps, and the Dingles unite in their grief at Monty's funeral |
| 00:00 | Mr Selfridge | While Harry pursues a new charitable project, Crabb is faced with a professional dilemma. The biggest fashion event in store since the end of the war proves a challenge for the staff, and an exclusive contract with the famous Parisian brand of Lanvin hangs in the balance. As Rosalie begins married life, a bored and frustrated Violette looks for something to keep herself occupied. Miss Mardle decides to make a fresh start, Agnes faces an unexpected obstacle close to home and Loxley makes trouble for Mr Selfridge | |
| BBC One
[108] |
23:30 | Murder 24/7 | The first of a two-part investigation into the murder of a 54-year-old in January 2025. Jamie Gawler was found dead in his Hereford flat, sitting in an armchair with a towel draped over his face. The post-mortem revealed blunt force trauma to the head, neck and chest, with almost every rib broken. With no witnesses, the investigating team began to piece together the victim's final days and soon established he had recently allowed a stranger to stay. The police eventually caught up with the suspect, who had been released from prison just six weeks earlier - and had the words 'Natural Born Killer' tattooed across his back |
| 00:30 | Murder 24/7 | The second part of the documentary focuses on police attempts to build their case against Matthew Jonathan for the murder of 54-year-old Jamie Gawler, a task made all the more difficult by the suspect maintaining a 'no comment' stance in interviews. But then they hit a breakthrough when forensic analysts examined a bloody footprint found at the crime scene | |
| Channel 4
[111] [HD:142] |
23:05 | Social Media Monsters | Examining serious crimes where social media has played a significant role, with interviews with victims and input from experts. Beginning with the murder of 15-year-old Holly Newton whose social media accounts were hacked by her ex-boyfriend who used them to track her movements, find her and stab her over 30 times |
| 00:05 | Crime Scene Cleaners | In Buckinghamshire, a man is found dead in disturbing circumstances, while, in Louisiana, a body is discovered dumped under a car on a bridge over the Mississippi | |
| E4
[112] [HD:162] |
23:00 | Naked Attraction | Anna Richardson meets 24-year-old fitness fanatic Rose, whose body has been getting all the attention in the gym while her love life has been neglected. She is bored of being one of the lads and hopes to be seen for all that she is. Next up is Clarissa, a 22-year-old barista from Basingstoke who is looking for her dream woman. Will either of tonight's singletons pick the right date when everything is stripped back to basics? |
| 00:10 | First Dates | A parliamentary assistant fears talking politics scares men away, but may have met her match in an outspoken journalist. A 69-year-old former roadie is looking for someone to settle down with after surviving cancer, while a Lithuanian spa therapist searches for an older man who she can start a family with | |
| BBC Four
[117] |
23:15 | Parkinson | Michael Parkinson is joined by guests Mel Smith, Kenneth Griffith and Christopher Reeve. First broadcast January 27, 1982 |
| 00:15 | Ian Rankin's Hidden Edinburgh | Edinburgh is often described as the Athens of the North, but John Rebus, one its most famous detectives, views Scotland's capital in quite a different light - it is a crime scene waiting to happen. In this programme, Rebus's creator Ian Rankin revisits the key locations from the books. From the city's 'pubic triangle' and the home of Scotland's most infamous madam to a police station where Rankin was interviewed about a real murder, the award-winning crime writer explores the hidden Edinburgh into which tourists never venture | |
| More4
[118] [HD:168] |
23:05 | 24 Hours in A&E | The team treats two trauma patients arriving by helicopter on the hospital's new helipad. Eric, 75, collapsed shortly after falling from a ladder while pruning trees in his garden. He is stabilised and put in an induced coma while a CT scan is used to determine any internal injuries. IT consultant Mihhail, 29, is admitted after crashing his motorbike at high speed and again a CT scan is employed to look for hidden wounds. He's later transferred to the Intensive Care Unit while specialists decide how to repair the damage to his liver and stop his internal bleeding. Meanwhile, 22-year-old performing arts student Maria complains of chest pains and 82-year-old Rusty is treated for a broken ankle sustained in a road accident |
| 00:10 | 999: On the Front Line | Paramedics are called out to a young woman who has had a seizure on a bus. She has epilepsy but the frequency of her seizures has increased dramatically in recent days. The crews also help a man with a lung condition who uses his own source of oxygen, but the canister is in another room and he's too weak to reach it; a young woman with terminal cancer who has collapsed and can't get up; a husband who is worried that if his wife goes into hospital, she won't come out again, but her dementia has reached the stage where a visit to hospital is unavoidable; and a man with low blood oxygen levels who needs the paramedics' help just to breathe | |