| What's on Now & Next (2026-11-03) | |||
| RTE One
[101] [HD:135] |
00:30 | Silent Witness | Part two of two. Mei Li reveals her life is at risk because she is a pro-democracy protester who organised a demonstration to free a political prisoner. Kit finds the arrest warrant for Mei Li, which states there is a bounty of $1 million for her capture, leading the team to wonder if they are looking at state-sponsored murder. However, the case takes an unexpected turn with the death of a second victim, while Burns reveals the identity of the dead woman originally thought to have been Mei Li. But as Nikki follows up further evidence, she soon finds herself in danger |
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| 01:35 | Prime Time | In-depth analysis of current affairs and topical reports presented by Miriam O'Callaghan and Sarah McInerney | |
| RTE2
[102] |
00:00 | Goodman: Too Big to Fail | The first in a two-part documentary telling the story of Larry Goodman, Ireland's most successful business figure, who emerged through a series of crises and controversies to become an overwhelmingly powerful player in the food industry. The story begins with his rise in the meat industry and the even more dramatic and spectacular crash that brought his empire to the very brink |
| 01:10 | Room to Improve | In the north Dublin suburb of Harmonstown, Dermot Bannon helps Eimear and Adam Fox by tackling the issue of space in their three-bedroom, mid-terrace former corporation house. Their home is short on storage, missing an upstairs bathroom and lacking any real sense of flow. With clever pods, a DIY-minded plumber and one costly miscalculation, the project soon proves that even the smartest plans can wobble | |
| Virgin Media One
[103] |
00:00 | Stand Up If You're Racist | Martin Angolo has his line-up, but still needs a venue, as well as more women on the bill and proof the comedians are ready, so he tests them out on his mother |
| 01:00 | The Bay | A rash decision unsettles Lisa, so throwing herself into her work, she pursues a new line of investigation, which uncovers a secret with far-reaching consequences. As the evidence against one suspect continues to build, a desperate Manning makes a choice that risks the integrity of the case. Meanwhile, Penny's words make Abbie question where her loyalties lie | |
| TG4
[104] |
00:40 | Údar | Short film depicting how a moment of physical contact has a profound effect on the strained relationship between a man and his son |
| 01:10 | The Rainmaker | Rudy and Bruiser clash over how to handle Dot's case. Baylor and Sarah go head to head in the courtroom, as Rudy and Kelly forge a connection. Legal drama, starring Milo Callaghan, Lana Parrilla and Madison Iseman | |
| Virgin Media Two
[105] |
00:00 | Monday with Gavan Reilly | The week's political diary, key Cabinet issues, major stories shaping the national agenda, and the impact of upcoming decisions |
| 01:00 | The Graham Norton Show | The host is joined by Hollywood stars Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan, co-stars of the Bernstein biopic Maestro. Also taking up sofa space are actors Bryan Cranston and Bryce Dallas Howard, appearing in spy caper Argylle. Oscar-winning Brit Daniel Kaluuya promotes his dystopian sci-fi The Kitchen, while top comedian Kevin Bridges chats about his new stand-up show, The Overdue Catch-Up. Plus, music from Brit rock band Elbow | |
| Virgin Media Three
[106] |
00:00 | Shetland | The hunt for Ian Bett begins, and as Calder and Tosh survey the gruesome crime scene, a picture of victim Anton Bergen starts to emerge, prompting them to question whether they're dealing with the revenge of a jealous ex-husband. They try to fill in the pieces by speaking to Bergen's employers Karin and Stefan Jakobson - a wealthy Swedish couple who arrived in Shetland six months ago - and discover Bergen was a nurse to their chronically ill daughter Astrid, Meanwhile, Cora makes a shocking discovery during the post-mortem |
| 01:15 | Judge Rinder's Crime Stories | A look at more real-life cases. A woman's anger over a neighbourhood dispute leads to deadly revenge. The disappearance of a woman in her fifties leads to a horrific revelation | |
| BBC One
[108] |
23:30 | US Midterm Elections 2026 | Clive Myrie, Sumi Somaskanda and Caitríona Perry present live from Washington, DC, to guide viewers through a decisive night in American politics with far-reaching implications for the world. As votes pour in across the country, BBC News broadcast through the night, bringing viewers the latest results as they happen, along with expert analysis of the races, candidates and issues driving voters to the polls |
| 02:00 | US Midterm Elections 2026 | Continued through-the-night coverage as Clive Myrie talks to correspondents across the USA, while Ros Atkins breaks down turnout, voting trends and the shifting balance of power | |
| Channel 4
[111] [HD:142] |
00:05 | 24 Hours in A&E | Andy, 36, is brought in after a motorcycle accident with a fractured femur that needs realignment. Staff fear 27-year-old Connor, who has fallen off a roof, may have bleeding on his brain. In the urgent treatment unit, 25-year-old Adrian has suffered injuries to his face and been bitten on his arm after breaking up a fight in the city centre |
| 01:00 | It Gets Worse | Sam's moral high ground is tested at a warehouse sex party, where she invites her new hook-up, Tess. Abi attempts to make her boyfriend Tom jealous, while Ethan spends the night trying to figure out if Aaron is gay. Impulsive decisions threaten to ruin everything | |
| E4
[112] [HD:162] |
00:00 | Naked Attraction | Anna Richardson presents the dating show in which two singletons choose a date from six naked people whose bare bodies are revealed from the feet up. First up is 27-year-old sex-toy tester Hayley from Plymouth. Hayley has cerebral palsy and has only ever dated friends. Can she find someone to be more than just good friends? She is followed by 25-year-old tree surgeon Dmitri from Nottingham, who is looking for the perfect partner. However, once he picks his date, Dmitri is in for a big shock |
| 01:05 | Gogglebox | The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, including I'm a Celebrity... South Africa, Obsession, Married at First Sight Australia, Britain's Got Talent, Absolutely Dyer: Danny and Dani Do Italy, Big Beasts, The Yorkshire Vet, and ITV News on the government's phone alarm. First shown in April 2023 | |
| BBC Four
[117] |
00:20 | Secrets of Skin | Biologist Ben Garrod examines how animals use their skin to send out messages to their own species, and warning signals to others, from vibrant displays of colour to skin pouches to amplify sounds |
| 00:50 | Weatherman Walking | In the first of two special programmes originally shown to celebrate the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway strolls around the poet's home town of Swansea. Accompanied by actor Adrian Metcalfe, Derek sets off from Dylan's childhood home on Cwmdonkin Drive and walks through the city's parks and down to the seafront, before visiting some of the writer's haunts in later life. He then heads west to the Llansteffan peninsula where his guide, artist Osi Rhys Osmond, leads him through the countryside that was home to many of Dylan's relatives. They include his aunt's farm, which would provide the inspiration for the poem Fernhill | |
| More4
[118] [HD:168] |
00:05 | Emergency Helicopter Medics | The air ambulance teams are called out to help Dennis, who's suffering a heart attack. A spin on her bike has catastrophic consequences for Carolyn. Plus, there's a dramatic night-time car crash in Norfolk |
| 01:05 | Matt Baker: Our Barn in the Dales | Matt and Nicola's ambitious plan faces a major setback when they discover that the end wall of the main barn needs to be taken down and rebuilt by the stonemasons. Out in the fields, Matt, Nicola and Janice help a struggling sheep give birth to an unusually large lamb, and Matt and Nicola reveal plans to welcome a new sheepdog puppy to the farm | |