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TV Guide UK Tonight: Sun 8 Mar 2026 – Call the Midwife Finale, The Capture & Gone
Sunday's Freeview TV guide for 8 March 2026. Call the Midwife reaches its series finale on BBC One at 8pm as Rosalind and Cyril's wedding day arrives shadowed by Sister Monica Joan's decision to forgo treatment. The Capture returns for a new series at 9pm on BBC One with Holliday Grainger and Paapa Essiedu in a deepfake surveillance thriller. Gone premieres on ITV1 at 9pm with Eve Myles and David Morrissey. MasterChef: The Professionals moves to 7pm on BBC One for its quarter-final, Antiques Roadshow is at 7pm on BBC One, The Great Pottery Throw Down reaches its series finale on Channel 4 at 9pm, and Werner Herzog's Ghost Elephants airs on National Geographic WILD at 8pm. F1 returns with the Australian Grand Prix and the T20 World Cup Final is live on Sky Sports.
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Britain’s Got Talent: The Complete Guide — Auditions, Judges, Winners & How It All Works
Everything you need to know about Britain's Got Talent: how to audition, who the judges are, how the golden buzzer works, every winner since 2007, and whether appearing on the show is actually worth it for your career.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Sat 7 Mar 2026 – Gladiators, Casualty & Britain’s Got Talent
Saturday night's Freeview schedule is packed. Gladiators hits the quarter-finals at 8pm on BBC One with a first-ever contender toppling Giant in Duel — and a grudge rematch tonight. Casualty returns at 9pm as Siobhan seeks vengeance after her rapist appears at the hospital. Britain's Got Talent continues on ITV1 at 7pm as contestants fight for semi-final places. The Jonathan Ross Show at 9:25pm welcomes Tim Roth, Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock and David Byrne. BBC Four has a Turkish Detective double bill, and Channel 4 screens The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry at 10pm and Bill Bailey's Vietnam at 9pm.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Fri 6 Mar 2026 – FA Cup, Big Cats 24/7 & Winter Paralympics
Friday's Freeview TV guide features FA Cup fifth-round action as Wolves host Liverpool live on BBC One at 7:45pm, Big Cats 24/7 continues on BBC Two at 9pm with rogue males threatening the Xudum lion pride, the Winter Paralympics Opening Ceremony from Verona on Channel 4 at 6:30pm, Ireland v Wales in the Six Nations on ITV1 at 7:20pm, Hippo Watch with Steve Backshall concludes on Channel 5 at 8pm, Simon and Garfunkel Night on BBC Four from 9pm, and Mary Celeste: Solving the Mystery on Channel 5 at 9pm.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Thurs 5 Mar 2026 – Molly vs the Machines, The Apprentice & Misery
Thursday's Freeview TV guide features the must-watch documentary Molly vs the Machines on Channel 4 at 9pm, following Ian Russell's decade-long fight for social media regulation after the death of his daughter. The Apprentice on BBC One at 9pm sends the candidates to Egypt for a corporate away-day on the Red Sea. Dragons' Den at 8pm welcomes back Susie Ma as a guest dragon. EastEnders at 7:30pm sees Gemma Bissix return as Clare, Emmerdale's Cain reaches crisis point at 8pm, Murder Case concludes on BBC Two at 9pm, Alexander Armstrong begins a new series in India on Channel 5 at 8pm, and Misery screens on BBC Four at 9pm.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Wed 4 Mar 2026 – Hostage, The Stolen Girl & The Repair Shop
Wednesday's Freeview TV guide features the must-watch new series Hostage on BBC Two at 9pm, a raw documentary about missing photojournalist John Cantlie. The Stolen Girl continues on ITV1 at 9pm with Ambika Mod investigating a kidnap through social media, 24 Hours in Police Custody delivers a double bill on Channel 4 at 9pm and 10pm, The Repair Shop restores a wartime camera on BBC One at 8pm, MasterChef The Professionals reaches the final heat on BBC One at 9pm, Landscape Artist of the Year crowns its winner on Sky Arts at 8pm, and there are four Premier League games across TNT Sports including Newcastle v Manchester United.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Tues 3 Mar 2026 – Europe on the Edge, Silent Witness & The Summit
Tuesday's Freeview TV guide features the brand new series Europe on the Edge with Katya Adler on BBC Two at 9pm, revealing a continent in crisis from crumbling German infrastructure to Italian tradition. Silent Witness continues on BBC One at 9pm as Nikki faces danger, The Summit on ITV1 at 9pm brings backstabbing and waterfall climbing, MasterChef the Professionals on BBC One at 8pm with stunning French skills tests, Nando's vs KFC on Channel 4 at 8pm, Stonehenge: Secrets of the New Stone on Channel 5 at 9pm, and Wolves host Liverpool in the Premier League on TNT Sports.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Mon 2 Mar 2026 – Small Prophets, DTF St Louis & The Lady
Monday's Freeview TV guide features Small Prophets on BBC One at 10pm -- one of the shows of 2026 -- plus new Sky Atlantic drama DTF St Louis starring David Harbour and Jason Bateman at 9pm, the last episode of The Lady on ITV1 at 9pm with Mia McKenna-Bruce, the series finale of Industry on BBC One at 10:40pm, Panorama investigates AI and robots at 8pm, Silent Witness continues at 9pm, new series Handcuffed: Last Pair Standing on Channel 4 at 9pm, and Birmingham City v Middlesbrough in Championship football on Sky Sports.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Sun 1 Mar 2026 – Lord of the Flies, Call the Midwife & The Lady
Sunday's Freeview TV guide features the last episode of Lord of the Flies on BBC One at 9pm, Jack Thorne's acclaimed adaptation of William Golding's novel starring Daniel Mays and Rory Kinnear. Call the Midwife continues on BBC One at 8pm with Sister Monica Joan's health declining, The Lady premieres on ITV1 at 9pm with Ed Speleers and Mia McKenna-Bruce in the true crime story of Jane Andrews, The Great Pottery Throwdown semi-finals on Channel 4 at 7:45pm, Secret Genius on Channel 4 at 9pm with Alan Carr and Susie Dent, plus Arsenal v Chelsea and the Old Firm derby on Sky Sports.
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TV Guide UK Tonight: Sat 28 Feb 2026 – BRIT Awards, Casualty & The Walsh Sisters
Saturday night's Freeview schedule brings the BRIT Awards 2026 live on ITV1 from 8:15pm, hosted by Jack Whitehall at Manchester's Co-op Live with Mark Ronson collecting Outstanding Contribution to Music. Casualty returns to BBC One at 8:30pm with a tense episode as Matty attempts a risky lumbar puncture. Britain's Got Talent continues at 7pm on ITV1. BBC One also delivers Gladiators, Michael McIntyre's Big Show with Jade Thirlwall and Tasha Ghouri, and The Walsh Sisters episode 2 at 9:20pm. Channel 4 premieres Bill Bailey's Vietnam at 9:15pm and continues Roman Empire by Train in Parma and Turin.
