TV Times – 27 July 2019

TV TIMES 57

Tuesday

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Counting Tigers

Carole’s really got

a fight on her hands

Court in the act:

Eve Myles as Faith

Burning bright,

but for how

much longer?

Keeping Faith

● DRAMA / 9pm / BBC1

Things don’t get any easier for lawyer Faith as the Welsh

thriller continues. With Faith’s friend Madlen Vaughan’s

murder case coming to trial, Faith finds herself seriously

out of her depth when she opts to represent Madlen in

court. But that’s the least of her problems – she ends up

coming to the attention of DI Breeze from Swansea CID

(Strike Back’s Rhashan Stone) after doing crime boss

Gael Reardon’s dirty work! HHHHHHD

Holby City

● DRAMA / 8pm (Scot, 10.35pm) / BBC1

Dr Dominic has been frosty towards Carole ever since

finding out she’d hidden the truth she’d adopted him and

that his real mum was medic Ange Godard. As Dom

continues to reject Carole’s attempts to talk to him, she

declares she’s quitting as Holby’s receptionist and moving

abroad! Later, Dom finally agrees to hear Carole out, but

can they reunite? Also, Cameron struggles with the grief of

losing his mum, Bernie, and Ric makes an error. HHHVW

Audi Cup

● FOOTBALL /

from 4.45pm / ITV4

LIVE

A double-header

featuring Spurs v

Real Madrid (k-o 5pm) and

Bayern Munich v Fenerbaçe

(k-o 7.30pm), both from the

Allianz Arena, Munich.

SAS: Rogue

Warriors

● DOCUMENTARY /

8pm / BBC4

Another chance to see

Ben Macintyre’s three-part

series about the history of

the British Army special

forces unit.

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30 July

Cameras follow

the progress of an

ambitious census in

India’s tiger reserves

● DOCUMENTARY / 9pm / ITV

NEW

The tiger may be

the biggest and

most terrifying

big cat, but despite its strength,

agility and the iconic striped

fur, which allows it to blend

perfectly with its surroundings,

tiger numbers are dangerously

low – it’s thought there are only

about 3,000 left in the world.

In this one-off film narrated by

Joanna Lumley, cameras

follow the largest wildlife

survey ever conducted, in the

place absolutely key to tiger

survival – India. The tiger-

counting team travels across

50 tiger reserves and

400,000km in search of this

majestic but elusive predator in

the hope that an increase in

their numbers might just save

the species from extinction

in the wild. HHHJL

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