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Weekly Highlights
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28th January 3rd February 2017
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Piers
Morgan’s
Life Stories
The in-depth
interview
series returns
as a brand
new selection
of big name
celebrities
reveal all to
Piers
Friday, 9pm
Tales from the Coast with
Robson Green
Tuesday, 8pm
Endeavour
Sunday, 8pm
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Hell’s Kitchen *
28th January 3rd February
2017
Celebrity Dinner Date
Tuesday, 9pm
Wednesday, 8pm
Agatha Christie’s Marple
Friday, 9pm
Vera
Saturday, 8pm and Sunday, 9pm
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Darts: The Masters *
Saturday, 7pm and Sunday,
12.45pm and 7pm
Pokemon the Series: XYZ *
Saturday, 12pm
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Piers Morgan’s Life Stories
28th January 3rd February
2017
Friday 3rd February, 9pm
Piers Morgan returns to host a new series of intimate interviews
with big name guests, all conducted in front of a live studio
audience. Guests in the last series included US pop-soul singer
Lionel Richie, punk pioneer John Lydon and Olympic hero Mo
Farah, who all fielded questions from Piers delivered in his own
inimitable interviewing style. Piers is certainly not afraid to ask
the questions everybody would like to ask, making for compelling
viewing as a host of stars open up about their intimate private
lives.
Piers's first guest of this new run of shows is BARRY GIBB.
Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees joins Piers Morgan to look back on
his fifty-year career as a songwriter and pop legend.
He reflects on the untimely deaths of all three of his younger
brothers - Robin, Maurice and Andy - and how he’s come to terms
with being the last surviving member of the Bee Gees.
Barry tells Piers how the group rose from child performers to global superstars in the wake of the
Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. He reveals how a childhood accident nearly killed him, what really
happened when he and his future wife sneaked into Dr Who's Tardis and gives his verdict when
Piers serenades him with his falsetto voice.
Tales from the Coast with Robson
Green
Tuesday 31st January, 8pm
In this new series, Robson Green travels along some of the nation’s most fascinating stretches of
coastline to discover just what it is about our shoreline that continues to cast its spell. Britain has
one of the most varied coastal landscapes in the world - from
sweeping sands and rugged cliffs to mudflats and spits. It is
home to colourful seaside towns and historic fishing villages.
In the first episode, Robson visits the shores of North Devon,
the location of some of his most precious childhood holidays,
where he traces the origins of the British love affair with the
coast. It proves to be a journey filled with drama and surprises
at every turn. At Ilfracombe, he finds out how miners dug a
network of tunnels through the cliffs to enable Victorian
holidaymakers to access the beach and its tidal pool. Robson
takes a bracing cold-water swim in it and hears about the
Victorians’ passion for sea bathing. His next stop is Clovelly,
one of Britain’s best-preserved fishing villages, where he
unwittingly finds himself involved in a dramatic clifftop rescue
mission. Finally, Robson goes back to basics on the tiny island
of Lundy, where he has a scary encounter with an Atlantic grey
seal and attempts to climb a 400-foot high sea cliff nicknamed
the Devil’s Slide.
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Endeavour
28th January 3rd February
2017
Sunday 29th January, 8pm
The police drama set in 1960s Oxford and following the
work of one Endeavour Morse (Shaun Evans), as he
makes his name as a detective constable with the
Oxford City CID, concludes its fourth series. In the final
episode of the current series, Harvest, a 2,000-year-old
body is discovered on boggy Bramford Mere, revealing a
new lead in the missing persons case of Dr Matthew
Laxman (Alex Mann). Almost five years to the day since
Laxman disappeared, Endeavour and DI Thursday
(Roger Allam) pick up where the investigation left off.
They re-interview the curious inhabitants of Bramford
Village and questions immediately arise as to whether Laxman’s disappearance is connected to the
upcoming Autumn Equinox, a pagan ritual to celebrate the harvest. But there are greater schemes
at play, and Endeavour soon finds himself caught in a maelstrom. Inquiries into the Laxman case
bring him to Bramford B, a nuclear power station that is about to launch its groundbreaking new
reactor “Goldenrod” on the day of the Equinox. Endeavour’s probe into the power station is met with
a stone wall of silence, but soon a shocking development at the power station plunges Oxford into
catastrophic danger. Age-old secrets, dangerous technology and the unrelenting damage of
unrequited love create a toxic combination, and the duo face a race against time to save Oxford.
Unforgotten
Thursday 2nd February, 9pm
body are found locked in a suitcase in the river
Lea, the duo are thrown together once more to
dig up the past and uncover the mystery behind
the murder. As they tackle the complicated task
of trying to identify the body, their paths will
cross with four seemingly unconnected people
who are inextricably linked to the victim.
In episode five, Cassie begins to
investigate the goings on at the Brentford
house and the theory that one or more of
the suspects may have been abused at the
gatherings that took place there. The
enquiry reveals some information that
allows Colin (Mark Bonnar) to come to
terms with a shame that he has lived with
for over 25 years. Meanwhile, Sara (Badria
Timimi) is forced to confront her past in
order to prove her innocence. Marion
(Rosie Cavaliero) continues to push her
family even further away.
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The past comes back to haunt Cassie and
Sunny once again as the crime drama continues
its second series. DCI Cassie Stuart (Nicola
Walker) and DS Sunil “Sunny” Khan (Sanjeev
Bhaskar) are reunited in this six-part
investigative drama. When the remains of a
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The Halcyon
28th January 3rd February
2017
Monday 30th January, 9pm
Brand new eight-part drama series which
tells the story of a bustling and glamorous
grand hotel. Set in London in 1940 against
the backdrop of the second world war, the
series shows how the life of the capital goes
on, through the prism of war and the impact
it has on families, relationships, politics and
work across every social class. The Halcyon
reveals how the conflict permeates
everyone’s lives – from the affluent guests to
the loyal, hardworking staff – watched from
within by American journalist Joe O’Hara
(Matt Ryan).
In episode five, Lady Hamilton (Olivia
Williams) is in the mood for adventure. The Halcyon hosts a society wedding and Emma (Hermione
Corfield) must step in to organise it. But there is trouble brewing in the air. Will it reach Garland
(Steven Mackintosh) and Peggy (Liz White) over in the East End? And how will staff cope when it
reaches the hotel? Also starring Mark Benton, Annabelle Apsion, Jamie Blackley, Edward Bluemel
and Kara Tointon.
The Voice UK
Saturday 28th January, 8pm
The globally successful talent show continues its
sixth British series in its new home on ITV this
week. Host Emma Willis is going it alone this
year as the series’ unique blind auditions
continue, as each music act does their best to
grab the attention of this year’s quartet of star
coaches. The multi-talented will.i.am of Black
Eyed Peas fame has returned for his sixth stint
as a coach, joined by British singing legend Sir
Tom Jones and two new faces on the panel –
rock band Bush’s lead singer Gavin Rossdale
and Oscar-winning singer and actor Jennifer
Hudson. As the competition continues, it is only
The Voice that counts, and the singing hopefuls
will have to truly command the stage if they want
to get those infamous red chairs spinning. This
series promises to be a
blockbuster pitch battle
as the four coaches vie to
convince singers to join
their teams, but who will
go on to win the
incredible prize of a
record deal with music
giants Polydor – and what
talent will be discovered
on tonight’s show? Tune
in to find out...
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Through the Keyhole
Saturday 28th January, 9.30pm
Comedy character Keith Lemon continues
to present the fourth series of the revived
classic game show. Through the Keyhole
was first made famous as a breakfast
television feature over thirty years ago by
David Frost and Loyd Grossman,
becoming a full show in its own right in
1987. The overall concept remains the
same in this 21st century version of the
series, as mischievous Yorkshireman Keith
uses his cheeky charm in order to access
the homes of the rich and famous and get
a good snoop around, describing what he
sees to a panel of three celebrity guests. With the help of the studio audience, the panellists must
use their powers of deduction and observation to guess the famous owner of each residence as
Keith is let loose amongst their most treasured possessions. On Keith’s panel this week are TV
presenters Caroline Flack and Dave Berry and comedian Paddy McGuinness, but whose homes will
be open to Keith’s less-than-delicate probing this time?
Britain’s Best Walks with Julia Bradbury
Friday 3rd February, 8pm
Julia Bradbury knows her
stuff when it comes to
walking, having spent years
wandering the length and
breadth of Britain’s
countryside discovering some
of its most beautiful and
spectacular landscapes. In
this series, Julia chooses
some of her favourite and
most accessible family treks
in search of the perfect walk
which anyone can manage
on a lovely morning or
afternoon ramble. Julia is
using all her knowledge of
some of Britain’s best haunts
to find walks that offer great
vistas, local history, colourful
characters and a perfect pub
lunch or picnic along the way.
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The series explores coastal,
mountain, valley and river
walks and includes accessible
route maps, pub and picnic
options and stunning aerial
perspectives. So far this series,
she has explored the
countryside in areas as farflung as Dorset, Cheshire,
Scotland and Yorkshire.
This episode finds her in Devon
as she reveals a hidden
treasure. Julia’s favourite river
walk follows the green tree
canopy of water rapids along
the East Lyn and Hoar Oak
rivers, where they merge at
stunning Watersmeet. This is a
truly delicious walk, and when
in Devon there is always time
for a hard-earned cream tea!
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The Cruise: Sailing the Mediterranean
28th January 3rd February
2017
Thursday 2nd February, 8.30pm
Hugh Bonneville narrates the documentary
series following life on board for the crew of
1,400 on the liner Royal Princess.
In episode four, the ship is heading for the
medieval port of Kotor in Montenegro. Executive
chef David is facing a staffing crisis which is
putting the ship’s galley under severe pressure.
He and the team must prepare a range of
speciality dining services, but being 17 staff
members short, it is touch and go. On-board
magicians Johnny and Trisha Hawley (pictured)
have decided to revamp their show with a
daring and dangerous new headline trick. The
illusion begins with Trisha bound in chains in a
plastic bag in a locked box and climaxes with a split-second swap of places with her co-star. But
rehearsals soon bring marital tensions to boiling point. There is a crucial moment for new officer on
the bridge Lauren, who must prove she has what it takes to drive one of the ship’s tender boats.
After a successful docking, she finally gets to wear her stripes with pride. Rivalry among the guests
surfaces as Pat and Brian Morell from Essex have a nervous wait to find out if they will retain their
crown as the ship’s ‘most travelled passengers’ for the fourth week.
James Martin’s French Adventure
Monday 30th January - Friday 3rd February, 3pm
Brand new series in which James Martin
embarks on a journey to the country which
inspired his love of food. He starts his odyssey
in St Emilion, visiting the legendary Chateau
Cheval Blanc to cook his first dish and sample a
glass or two. Then he goes back to the kitchens
of L’Hostellerie Plaisance, where he worked as a
lad more than 30 years ago. On Tuesday,
James is on the Canal du Midi. Starting in
historic Carcassonne, he joins the mass of
tourists taking in the sites and cooks a delicious
fish stew on the banks of the canal and treats
the crew to that classic French dish, moules
mariniere. Wednesday’s episode finds him in
Languedoc, famous for its wine and the hearty
meaty dish, cassoulet. Thursday sees James
travel on to Charente, in the heart of the
Cognac region. Inspired by a visit to a
distillery, James uses cognac for his first al
fresco cook. He then follows in the footsteps
of the Queen Mother and pays a visit to
Chateau Venteuil, home of the de La
Rochefoucauld family. In the shadow of their
chateau, James meets a miller who still uses
traditional methods to make award-winning
brioche loaves. Finally, in the Dordogne for
Friday’s episode, James makes a delicious
summer pudding and goes hunting for black
truffles which he then cooks with duck back
home.
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Hell’s Kitchen *
28th January 3rd February
2017
Tuesday 31st January, 9pm
Multi-award-winning British chef Gordon
Ramsay continues the 16th series of his US
cooking competition as more hopeful chefs
gear up to take on the gruelling challenge. As
the Michelin-starred super-chef puts the
contestants – who all have a catering
background – through their paces, only one of
them will eventually emerge victorious with
the offer of a head chef position at one of his
renowned eateries in Las Vegas. In the
second episode, entitled Crepe Grand Prix,
the remaining chefs on the blue team blow off
some steam with a skinny-dip in the hot tub,
attracting the attention of quite a few ladies! The contestants then race in the first annual Crepe
Grand Prix challenge for the chance to win a luxurious dining experience on a yacht in Santa
Barbara. Later, one team struggles from the get-go during a dinner service featuring VIP guests
Noureen DeWulf and Dash Mihok. Who will face the wrath of the notoriously fiery Scottish chef as
he decides who has made it through to next week’s show?
2Awesome
Sunday 29th January, from 1pm
ITV2 continues livening up quiet Sunday
afternoons with 2Awesome, the home of exciting
new youth-oriented programming featuring brand
new drama, comedy, reality and entertainment
series. Presenters Roman Kemp and Vick Hope
introduce several exciting new shows, including
Guidance, Side Effects, Third Wheel and LA
Story, along with online exclusives on the ITV
Hub. Topical drama series Guidance uncovers
the truth behind a series of scandalous photos
depicting the most popular girl in school which
are being circulated through all forms of social
media. The drama unfolds through weekly
sessions with the school's guidance counsellor
Anna, who must set aside her own insecurities
and work outside the box to get to know the
teens and discover who is really behind the
photos. In Side Effects, a teenage girl who sees
much of life through musical hallucinations,
attempts to survive high school, her squabbling
siblings, and the mystery of her missing father.
Fun dating show Third Wheel sees Hunter
March and Lauren Elizabeth hosting a blind date
from inside a car as they help singles get to
know each other by throwing
embarrassing questions and
challenges at them. The daters will
either win a second date or get left on
the side of the street. LA Story follows
a summer in the complicated love
lives of a group of rich teens as former
couple Skyler and Jamie reunite,
sparking an intense rivalry with
Jamie’s current beau.
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Celebrity Dinner Date
28th January 3rd February
2017
Wednesday 1st February, 8pm
The dating show with a culinary theme returns with a
brand new run of shows on ITVBe, kicking off with a
celebrity special featuring former Apprentice candidate
and Celebrity Big Brother winner James Hill. The
popular entertainment series began back in 2010 on
ITV, returning in its new home on ITVBe as part of the
channel’s launch in 2014, where it has since cemented
its place as one of the top rated programmes.
Alongside dozens of dates for ordinary folk, recent
celebrity specials have featured the likes of exEmmerdale star Gemma Oaten and various stars of
Made in Chelsea, TOWIE and Geordie Shore. The
series features witty narration from former Hollyoaks and Two Pints... actor Natalie Casey, who
oversees the dating action with tongue firmly in cheek. In each episode, someone is given the
chance to find true love over three meals, each cooked by a blind date in their own home. After the
three dates are done, the dinner dater gets the chance to take their favourite chef and potential
future beau to a swanky restaurant, leaving the other two with a night in alone and a ready meal for
one. Hunky entrepreneur James is known for his way with the ladies, but will he manage to impress
his chosen three as they attempt to cook and bake their way into his heart? When the dates are
done and the ladies bid him farewell, which of them will he want to see for seconds?
Agatha Christie’s Marple
Friday 3rd February, 9pm
Another chance to see Julia McKenzie in her
starring role as the amateur sleuth. This episode
from the most recent series of the detective
drama – A Caribbean Mystery – is scripted by
author, actor and comedian Charlie Higson. Miss
Marple is taking a break from St Mary Mead,
staying in a lavish hotel on the Caribbean island
of St Honoré, but her holiday is rudely
interrupted by the mysterious death of Major
Palgrave (Oliver Ford Davies), who expires after
an evening of exotic food and drink and a
specially arranged voodoo show at the
glamorous Golden Palms resort. The cause of
death is initially thought to be a heart attack, but
Miss Marple is convinced that the major was
murdered and that other guests are in imminent
danger. Her theories are not taken seriously
by the local police chief, Inspector Daventry
(Anele Matoti), until a hotel maid and
another guest are brutally murdered. As
Miss Marple pursues her own investigation,
she enlists the reluctant help of the
curmudgeonly business tycoon Jason Rafiel
(Antony Sher). Together, they manage to
unlock St Honoré’s dark secrets and
unmask the killer. The cast also includes
Montserrat Lombard, Daniel Rigby,
Hermione Norris, MyAnna Buring, Warren
Brown, Robert Webb and Charity
Wakefield.
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When Phillip Met Prince Philip: 60
Years of The Duke of Edinburgh’s
Award
28th January 3rd February
2017
Wednesday 1st February, 9pm
ITV3 presents another chance to see this landmark
documentary, in which Phillip Schofield gets upclose and personal access to His Royal Highness
the Duke of Edinburgh during the 60th anniversary
year of The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Filmed over
12 months, Phillip attends celebrity galas, special
receptions and intimate events, meeting the prince in
royal palaces all over Britain and learning more
about the awards in their diamond jubilee year. On
his journey Phillip meets big celebrity names like
David Walliams, Dame Judi Dench and Joanna
Lumley and is able to help understand the duke and
how he has become the embodiment of the awards. Phillip has privileged access to Prince Philip’s
family, including his third and youngest son, Edward, Earl of Wessex and his wife Sophie, Countess
of Wessex as they pursue their heavy involvement in the D of E awards. Both the earl and the
countess give Phillip a unique glimpse of life inside the royal family and the time and work the duke
still invests in the scheme which he founded back in 1956. Prince Philip’s granddaughter-in-law, the
Duchess of Cambridge, talks to Olympians and Paralympians about her own D of E experience.
Darts: The Masters *
Saturday 28th January, 7pm and Sunday
29th January, 12.45pm and 7pm
ITV4 continues its coverage of the first live tournament of 2017, the Masters at ArenaMK, Milton
Keynes. The tournament, which has been shown on ITV4 since its introduction, sees the world's top
16 players face off to discover the best of the best. Previously won by Phil ‘the Power’ Taylor and
James Wade, the title has been claimed by Michael van Gerwen for the past two years since the
event's move to Milton Keynes. The tournament continues with four more first round games being
played on Saturday ahead of the decisive final day on Sunday, which sees the quarter-finals held in
the afternoon session and semi-finals and final in the
climactic evening session.
Jacqui Oatley presents all the action, with the help of
reporter Dan Dawson, Chris Mason and Alan WarrinerLittle as pundits and Stuart Pyke and John Rawling as
match commentators. Defending champion Michael van
Gerwen (pictured) previously retained his Masters title
with an imperious 11-6 defeat of Dave Chisnall, after
surviving seven missed darts against Phil Taylor on his
way to glory. The Dutchman, currently ranked number
one in the world, will undoubtedly start as favourite, after
a stellar 2016 in which he won six European Tour events,
five Players Championships and two World series
tournaments.
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Vera
28th January 3rd February
2017
Saturday 28th January, 8pm and Sunday 29th January, 9pm
Another chance to see two episodes of the
acclaimed crime drama starring Brenda
Blethyn. Saturday’s episode, Castles in the Air,
involves the murder in cold blood of a young
physiotherapist called Lizzie Faulkner (Eva
Quinn) while she enjoys a few days away at a
country retreat. Initial inquiries lead Vera to
local man Robert Doran (Richard Riddell) seen
hunting badgers nearby, and is discovered to
have some history with the victim. But the case
takes another direction when it transpires that
Lizzie’s weekend away was a last-minute,
unwanted gift from a client called Corinne
Franks (Vinette Robinson). Vera’s investigations uncover a hidden friendship, while Joe (David
Leon) manages to lay to rest some demons from the past. In Sunday’s episode, Young Gods, Vera
delves into the tangled past of extreme sports fanatic Gideon Frane when he plunges from a
Northumberland cliff top. Forensics are quick to link hairdresser Kit (Kevin Trainor) to an anonymous
letter. Kit admits to confronting Gideon days before his death but denies murdering him. Ruthie
Culvert (Rebecca Benson) is a current pupil at the same private school attended by Gideon. As a
witness to the crime, Vera is convinced Ruthie holds the key - but her memory is drawing blanks.
Pokemon the Series: XYZ *
Saturday 28th January, 12pm
CITV continues to show brand new episodes of
Pokemon XYZ, featuring the latest animated
adventures of Ash, Pikachu and the gang. In a
world inhabited by exotic monsters known as
pokemon, Ash Ketchum makes it his mission to
catch them all and become the world’s greatest
trainer. In the latest episode, Forming a More
Perfect Union, Ash and his former adversary
Alain have joined forces to take down Team
Flare, but the emergence of the Megalith, a
mysterious and ancient rock that contains
massive amounts of primal energy – and has
trapped Chespie within itself – presents a threat
that the two trainers cannot face alone.
Fortunately, the Gym Leaders are on hand to
lend assistance and their special skills. It will
take all the power this band of allies
and their trusty pokemon can
muster to save Chespie, and with it,
the world. As the two Zygarde
pokemon Z-2 and Squishy look
down on the battle from afar, they
cannot help but be impressed by
the heroes’ determination to do the
right thing. Do these two mysterious
pokemon hold the key that will end
the destruction and put a stop to
Lysandre’s plans for good?
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28th January 3rd February
2017
This Week’s ITV Hub Top 10 (as at 19/01/2017)
1. Coronation Street (original TX date 18/01/2017)
Kevin falls further foul of Phelan. Peter is stunned by Steve's bombshell. It is a fresh
start for Shona.
2. Emmerdale (original TX date 18/01/2017)
Finn's secret is revealed. Nicola drops a bombshell. Marlon plays matchmaker.
3. Midsomer Murders (original TX date 18/01/2017)
When Barnaby and Winter find a dead body covered in live rabbits, a sinister side to
the local pet show is revealed. Is this a case of rivalry taken too far?
4. The Voice UK (original TX date 14/01/2017)
The competition heats up as the blind audtitions continue and coaches will.i.am,
Jennifer Hudson, Gavin Rossdale and Sir Tom Jones search for a superstar.
5. The Halcyon (original TX date 16/01/2017)
Drama series set in a bustling and glamorous grand hotel in wartime London.
Following the fall of France, guests flood into the hotel - one of whom catches Lady
Hamilton's eye.
6. Endeavour (original TX date 15/01/2017)
Crime drama series. When moral crusader Joy Pettybon receives a death threat,
Endeavour must protect her at all costs. Then he is dragged into a war of social
attitudes.
7. Tina & Bobby (original TX date 13/01/2017)
First in a three-part drama series about Tina and Bobby Moore's marriage. When
Tina falls pregnant, the couple's future looks bright - until Bobby is diagnosed with
cancer.
8. Sugar Free Farm (original TX date 17/01/2017)
Second series of the celebrity dietary experiment. Four days in and irritability rises as
the effects of the diet kick in. The celebs learn to make cheese and butter from
scratch.
9. Dance Dance Dance (original TX date 15/01/2017)
Alesha Dixon and Will Best host as the five celebrities and their partners take on
routines originally made famous by Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and the Blues
Brothers.
10. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 19/01/2017)
Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in
front of a studio audience.
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28th January 3rd February
2017
Also still available on the ITV Hub (www.itv.com/hub)
1. Save Money: Good Health (available until 16/02/2017)
Dr Ranj puts his body under the microscope as he tries out self-testing health kits,
while Sian Williams investigates which is the best product to kill superbug head lice.
2. The BRITs Are Coming (available until 21/01/2017)
Emma Willis announces the BRIT Award nominees live, with special performances
from acts including Olly Murs, Calum Scott, Christine and the Queens, Craig David
and Rag'n'Bone Man.
3. Your Pound: What’s It Worth? Tonight (available until 11/02/2017)
With experts now predicting that many of our household costs and bills will be hit by
rising prices, Adam Shaw investigates what the new financial climate means for
consumers.
4. The Great Indoors (available until 15/02/2017)
US sitcom about a roving reporter who finds himself in charge of a group of
millennials. Clark, Emma and Mason feel obliged to intervene when Jack tries online
dating.
5. Kendra on Top (available until 15/02/2017)
US reality series. Kendra attends her father's wedding in San Diego, but worries that
her own marriage is over when Hank is nowhere to be found.
6. The English Patient (available until 22/01/2017)
Epic WWII romantic drama in which a man is badly burned in a plane crash over the
Sahara desert and recounts the story of his life to his nurse. Starring Ralph Fiennes,
Juliette Binoche and Kristin Scott Thomas. Directed by Anthony Minghella. (1996)
7. ITV Racing Live (available until 13/02/2017)
Featuring races at 1.50pm, 2.25pm, the Neptune Investment Novices' Hurdle at
3.00pm, the Classic Chase at 3.35pm. Plus the Lanzarote Hurdle from Kempton at
2.40pm.
8. Bear Grylls Survival School (available until 13/02/2017)
The master of survival teaches ten young students how to cope in the wild. Day two
sees the competition heat up as the camp splits into two teams - girls v boys.
9. Lorraine (available until 26/01/2017)
Morning show with a topical mix of entertainment, discussion and showbiz glamour.
The Killing star Sofie Grabol talks about the return of drama series Fortitude.
10. Loose Women (available until 25/01/2017)
Ruth Langsford, Linda Robson, Gloria Hunniford and Martine McCutcheon chat about
the issues of the day and are joined by Emmerdale's Natalie J Robb.
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