| What's on Now & Next (2026-11-01) | |||
| RTE One
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17:50 | RTÉ News | National and international news. |
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| 18:00 | The Angelus | ||
| RTE2
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17:00 | Serengeti | A devastating storm threatens the animals of the African savannah, who are forced to flee for higher ground as the land begins to flood. A spectacular buffalo hunt exposes the growing tensions within a lion pride, while a leopard tries to keep her two cubs safe from hyenas. A zebra with a newborn foal is forced to fight to protect her offspring and keep her safely in the herd. Narrated by Lupita Nyong'o |
| 18:00 | Kingdom | Behind-the scenes documentary meeting the people that made filming the series possible and uncovering the extraordinary acts of conservationists and anti-poaching teams protecting South Luangwa and all its inhabitants. From rapid-response units using chilli bombs to combat emergencies, to rangers searching out lethal snares and guns, these are the stories of the unsung heroes and their never-ending fight to protect Zambia's wildlife | |
| Virgin Media One
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17:30 | News at 5.30 | The latest national and international news stories from the Virgin Media News team |
| 18:00 | Cooking with the Stars | Emma Willis and Tom Allen host as former Strictly professional Karen Hauer, comedian Seann Walsh and five-time Olympic cycling gold medallist Laura Kenny go head-to-head in a three-way cooking battle for the last two places in the next round. With the help of their mentors, they have to produce food that provides healthy and nutritious benefits, with two of the stars facing the cook-off, after which one will leave the competition | |
| TG4
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17:20 | Scéalta na gCorn | In Donegal, Gráinne McElwain discovers the county has strong historical links to both hurling and camogie. She finds out about a much-loved priest who has three cups named in his honour and a local club whose silverware commemorates some of its members who were lost tragically before their time. Gráinne also calls into the county home grounds Páirc Mhic Cumhaill, to find out about The Democrat Cup and the importance local newspapers played in Donegal's Gaelic games sporting tradition |
| 17:55 | An Gúna Bainise | Renowned sean-nós singer Sarah Ghriallais shares her wedding dress and tale of love and loss. Plus, a Cork love story that played out over three different continents | |
| Virgin Media Two
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17:30 | In for a Penny | Stephen Mulhern heads to Cardiff for the game show in which he travels around the UK setting members of the public unusual challenges, giving them the chance to win anything from the price of their petrol to £1,000 in the final game. |
| 18:00 | Eat, Shop, Save | Ranvir Singh presents this consumer show in which she and a team of experts give families an eight-week challenge to get fitter, eat better and save money on their shopping. This week, Ranvir and her team of experts are in Southport with the Paiva family, helping mum Fatima to ditch diet pills and quick fixes for long-term healthy living | |
| Virgin Media Three
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17:40 | The Real Marigold Hotel | Nine celebrities embark on an experimental adventure to Udaipur in India, to test whether they can set up a more rewarding retirement than in the UK. Selina Scott, Susan George, Stephanie Beacham, Syd Little, Peter Dean, Bob Champion, Stanley Johnson and the Krankies are the volunteers. However, while veteran of India Stanley throws himself into the experiment with aplomb, Selina is unsure about the group living arrangements and first-time curry eater Bob struggles with the diet |
| 19:00 | The Hotel Inspector | Alex Polizzi visits the Godolphin Arms, a hotel in the Cornish seaside resort of Newquay that has been losing money, despite regularly taking a large number of bookings from coach tours. She realises that guests are being drastically undercharged for their stays, and devises a tough new strategy to keep the business afloat - but owner Margaret Ashwood, who has run the establishment for nearly 30 years, is reluctant to change her ways | |
| BBC One
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17:40 | Countryfile | Vick Hope discovers how a team from a small Gloucestershire hamlet made it into the professional leagues, before trying her hand at mowing the pitch with the club's groundsman. Matt Baker follows the making of an organic beer and meets the greengrocer supplying fresh produce to the world's first fully vegan football club. Adam Henson heads to Yorkshire to find some fresh recruits for his White Park herd back in Gloucestershire |
| 18:40 | The Reluctant Vampire | Wilf suffers a hiccup transforming into a werewolf. When he goes missing, the vampires decide to disguise themselves as humans and venture into the village to try and rescue him. Val's worlds collide when Vernon leads them straight to Gertie's house, where her family are enjoying the annual celebrations of victories over the vampires | |
| Channel 4
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17:35 | Worst House on the Street | Carl and Lynn have bought a bungalow in Leeds, in the hope of being mortgage-free for retirement. But they need all the help they can get from Stuart and Scarlette Douglas to turn it around quickly so that they can move in |
| 18:30 | Channel 4 News | Including sport and weather | |
| E4
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15:55 | Christmas with the Kranks | A married couple from Chicago decide to steer clear of the usual festive celebrations and keep their cash for a holiday in the sun, prompting a busybody neighbour to call on the local community to pull out all the stops to make them change their minds. Festive comedy based on a novel by John Grisham, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Tim Allen, Dan Aykroyd and M Emmet Walsh |
| 18:00 | Jingle All the Way | A workaholic father tries to make up for his perpetual absence from home by promising to buy his son a hugely popular action figure for Christmas - little realising every other father in town has the same idea. Comedy, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Jake Lloyd, Rita Wilson, Robert Conrad and Phil Hartman | |
| BBC Four
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02:35 | Antiques Roadshow | Fiona Bruce presents the show from Minehead Railway Station. Among the objects brought in to be valued are a bracelet with a connection to the Russian royal family, photographs of the Beatles taken during the filming of A Hard Day's Night, and a bronze sculpture by Rodin, which proves a surprise to both the owner and the experts |
| 19:00 | Antiques Roadshow | Fiona Bruce presents the show from Minehead Railway Station. Among the objects brought in to be valued are a bracelet with a connection to the Russian royal family, photographs of the Beatles taken during the filming of A Hard Day's Night, and a bronze sculpture by Rodin, which proves a surprise to both the owner and the experts | |
| More4
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17:20 | Come Dine with Me | It's night four in and around Chelmsford, and 'fabulous' Fran - nurturing, kind and always ready to go extra - brings some razzle dazzle to her night. She's determined to raise the bar with her food and make an all-out stab at grabbing the £1,000 cash prize. But will her halloumi stack impress her guests? And will her competitive streak knock their sublime confidence in their own abilities? |
| 17:55 | Come Dine with Me | On the final night in and around Chelmsford, health centre manager Mia aims to impress her guests with some Iberian cuisine. NHS nurse Sam cannot make head nor tail of the menu, while vegetarian charity director Fran is worried that Mia could be serious competition as she's been very critical and given little away about herself all week. Vegan business owner Russ is intrigued to see if Mia can step out of the shadows and blow them all away with her food and hosting skills, while sales manager Elliot isn't convinced by the menu or the prospect of Mia's planned soiree | |