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kitchen garden filled
with more than 60
varieties of produce
from potatoes and
carrots to more
unusual crops such as
watermelon radishes
and pear-shaped
tomatoes. Also meeting
a similar challenge is
the presenter Kate
Garraway, who wants to
create a scented
experience for her
unwell husband, Derek.

Love Your Garden
ITV, 8pm

Alan Titchmarsh is
taking on his biggest
garden project yet:
challenging himself to
grow more food than
he has done before.
This special episode has
the cameras following
him from spring until
harvest as he
transforms his bare
back yard into a

the presenter Trevor
McDonald meets the
police officer’s widow,
Lissie, who married
him only four weeks
before his death. This
hugely impressive
woman is campaigning
for Harper’s Law, which
would secure an
automatic life sentence
for anyone guilty of
killing an emergency
worker while
committing a crime.

as well as the moment
when the suspects were
arrested the next
morning. Three men
received manslaughter
convictions because the
jury were not
convinced beyond
reasonable doubt that
the defendants knew
they were dragging
Harper. As well as
visiting the scene of the
crime and talking to
Harper’s colleagues,

they initially assumed
that they had come
upon a bloodied deer
carcass in the road. The
apparent lack of
remorse from those
charged with the death
is another sickening
detail of this story. This
is an exhaustive and
unflinching account of
the crime, with police
bodycam footage
showing harrowing
scenes of the incident

stolen a quad bike from
a property in
Berkshire. As he was
seeking to make an
arrest, the criminals
fled. The looped tow
rope they had
fashioned for the theft
caught Harper by the
foot and dragged him
for a mile at speed
down a narrow country
lane. When Harper’s
police colleagues
discovered his body

Viewing Guide
Ben Dowell

The Killing of PC


Harper: A Widow’s


Fight for Justice
ITV, 9pm


On August
15, 2019,
PC Andrew
Harper
attempted to
apprehend a vehicle
whose occupants had


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7.00 The One Show Presented by Lauren
Laverne and Jermaine Jenas

7.30 EastEnders Mitch tries to tell
Mack and Mia the truth (AD)

7.50 Holby City An old face returns on the
invitation of Fletch, who hopes this
left-field choice of surgeon will
perform Jac’s surgery (AD)

8.30 Clean It, Fix It The team helps a
mother and daughter with little
space to house their belongings (r)

9.00 This Is Going to Hurt Adam works
as a locum at a posh private hospital,
where he gets an eye-opening idea of
how the other half lives (6/7) (AD)

9.50 Cheaters Fola and Zack rekindle
their sexual attraction (AD)

10.00 BBC News at Ten

10.25 BBC Regional News and Weather

10.35 The Apprentice: The Final Four
Remaining candidates Brittany Carter,
Harpreet Kaur, Kathryn Louise Burn
and Stephanie Affleck go under the
microscope, revealing the origins
of their drive and ambition and what
makes their business brains tick

11.35 Starstruck Steve and Sarah’s
pre-wedding celebrations bring Tom
back into Jessie’s life (6/6) (r) (AD)

11.55 Interior Design Masters with Alan
Carr Ten aspiring designers compete to
get their big break in the world of
commercial interior design, beginning
in Manchester (1/8) (r) (AD)

1.00am-6.00 BBC News The latest headlines

7.00 Doctors Emma’s friends rally
around her, and Luca discovers a
bombshell from Winnie (r) (AD)

7.30 Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat
Macaroni cheese with a sauce
containing crab, gruyere and Aleppo
pepper. Last in the series (r) (AD)

8.00 Great British Menu Four chefs from
the South West — Elly Wentworth,
Nat Tallents, Olivia Barry and Charlotte
Vincent — present their canapés,
starters and fish dishes inspired by
100 years of British Broadcasting

9.00 Rock Till We Drop Rehearsals
intensify so that the bands can perfect
the tracks they have learnt so far,
before they take to the stage for
their first live performances.
See Viewing Guide (3/4)

10.00 The Witchfinder Bannister must
travel to Chelmsford with Thomasine.
See Viewing Guide (2/6) (AD)

10.30 Newsnight Headline analysis

11.15 Colette (15, 2018) A woman is
pushed by her husband to write novels
under his name, but upon their success
she fights to make her talents known.
Drama starring Keira Knightley,
Fiona Shaw and Dominic West.
See Viewing Guide

1.00am Sign Zone: Dragons’ Den An entrepreneur
presents an idea that she hopes will empower and inspire
women and girls (r) (AD, SL) 2.00 Rise of the Nazis:
Dictators at War. Hitler and Stalin take charge of their
armies (r) (AD, SL) 3.00-3.30 Great Coastal Railway
Journeys. Newcastle to Lynemouth (r) (AD, SL)

7.30 Emmerdale Dawn has a decision to
make, Samson’s crush on Amelia
deepens, and Noah plans to use
Amelia to make Chloe jealous (AD)

8.00 Love Your Garden: Grow Your Own
Special Cameras follow Alan
Titchmarsh across the seasons as he
transforms his backyard into a kitchen
garden, filled with over 60 varieties of
delicious produce. See Viewing Guide

9.00 The Killing of PC Harper:
A Widow’s Fight for Justice
Documentary about the investigation
of the death of police officer Andrew
Harper in August 2019, and the
campaign to change the law by his
widow Lissie. See Viewing Guide (AD)

10.00 ITV News at Ten

10.30 Regional News
10.45 Against the Odds The story of
famous racehorse Desert Orchid, who
captivated the world of racing and
beyond with his grace, elegance
and tenacious attacking style

11.45 Kate & Koji Kate refuses to step in
line when a storm is reported to be
heading for the town (4/6) (r) (AD)

12.10am Kate & Koji Kate’s flashy ex-husband Dennis
arrives in town with his much younger wife (r) (AD)
12.35 Kate & Koji. Kate is being sued by Councillor Bone
(r) (AD) 1.00 Teleshopping 3.00 Masterpiece with Alan
Titchmarsh. At Hever Castle in Kent (r) (AD, SL) 3.50
Unwind with ITV 5.05-6.00 Tipping Point (r) (SL)

7.00 Channel 4 News

8.00 Live: Ukraine — Should We Do
More? Current affairs insights

9.00 24 Hours in A&E A 15-year-old is
rushed in after going over the
handlebars of his bike, and a
73-year-old is in pain having dislocated
her shoulder months ago (AD)

10.00 Gogglebox The armchair critics share
their opinions on shows including
Killing Eve, The Apprentice, Our House,
Naked Attraction, Ant & Dec’s Saturday
Night Takeaway, Dragons’ Den and
Celebrity Hunted (r) (AD)

11.05 Gogglebox The armchair critics share
their opinions on programmes from
May 2021, including Line of Duty, I Can
See Your Voice, Beat the Chasers, Sex
and the City, My Octopus Teacher and
The Earth at Night in Color (r) (AD)

12.10am First Dates Classic moments (r) (AD) 1.05
The Curse (r) (AD) 1.30 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
USA (r) 2.20 The Great Cookbook Challenge with Jamie
Oliver (r) (AD, SL) 3.15 Come Dine with Me (r) (SL)
4.10 Grayson’s Art Club (r) (AD, SL) 4.40-6.00 Ugly
House to Lovely House with George Clarke (r) (AD, SL)

7.00 Dream Kitchens & Bathrooms
with Mark Millar The DIY expert
helps create an eco-friendly kitchen for
£30,000 in West Deeping, Lincolnshire,
and a Grecian-style bathroom for
under £1,000 in Birmingham (3/8)

7.55 5 News Update

8.00 Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly
Trainer Graeme Hall tries to solve dog
behavioural problems, using his
experience to find quick but
long-lasting solutions

9.00 Ben Fogle: New Lives in the Wild
The adventurer returns to meet
previous contributors who turned their
back on the rat race and set up home in
some of the most remote locations on
Earth. See Viewing Guide (9/11)

10.00 The Disappearance of Shannon
Matthews Documentary about the
disappearance of nine-year-old
Shannon Matthews in Yorkshire in
2008, an investigation that gripped the
nation, which turned out to be hoax
kidnapping plot devised by her mother.
Featuring exclusive interviews with
Shannon’s best friend, members of
the local community, and the police
officers who eventually found her, the
programme reveals the remarkable
truth of what really happened (r)

12.05am Rachel Nickell: 16 Year Hunt for Justice
(r) 1.00 21.co.uk Live Casino Show 3.00 Entertainment
News on 5 3.10 Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords (r)
4.00 Get Your Tatts Out: Kavos Ink (r) 4.45 Wildlife SOS
(r) (SL) 5.10 House Doctor (r) (SL) 5.35 Peppa Pig (r)
5.40 Paw Patrol (r) 5.50-6.00 Pip and Posy (r) (SL)

6.00am Breakfast 9.15 Morning Live. Magazine show
hosted by Sam Quek and Gethin Jones 10.00 Crimewatch
Live. Appeals for information from the public about
crimes 10.45 Caught Red Handed. Callous crooks fleece
an elderly couple in their hour of need (r) (AD) 11.15
Homes Under the Hammer. Martin Roberts visits a
semi-detached house in Swansea, and Martel Maxwell
explores a terrace in Bishop Auckland. Plus, news on a
plot of land in Bolton, first featured in 2019 12.15pm
Bargain Hunt. Stephanie Connell and Philip Serrell
help teams search for items at an antiques fair in
Peterborough (r) (AD) 1.00 BBC News at One; Weather
1.30 BBC Regional News; Weather 1.45 Doctors. Emma’s
friends rally around her (AD) 2.15 Shakespeare &
Hathaway — Private Investigators. A pampered dog runs
away from a life of luxury (r) (AD) 3.00 Escape to the
Country. An Edinburgh woman searches for a new home in
the Lothians (AD) 3.45 The Repair Shop. Items include a
grandfather clock and a Turkish coffee grinder 4.30 Bridge
of Lies. Game show hosted by Ross Kemp 5.15 Pointless.
Quiz hosted by Alexander Armstrong 6.00 BBC News
at Six; Weather 6.30 BBC Regional News; Weather

6.30am Bargain Hunt (r) (AD) 7.15 The Repair Shop (r)
8.00 Sign Zone: Antiques Roadshow (r) (SL) 9.00 BBC
News 10.00 BBC News 12.15pm Politics Live 1.00 The
Super League Show (r) 1.45 Eggheads. Quiz show hosted
by Jeremy Vine (r) 2.15 Put Your Money Where Your
Mouth Is. Eric Knowles goes head-to-head with Ochuko
Ojiri in Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, France, with Ochuko on
the hunt for retro chic, while Eric sniffs out classic French
antiques (r) 3.00 The Heights. The pub has its relaunch
(r) (AD) 3.30 Murder, Mystery and My Family. Jeremy
Dein and Sasha Wass reinvestigate the murder of a pub
landlady in an Oxfordshire hamlet (r) (AD) 4.15 The Real
Marigold Hotel. Henry Blofeld tries yoga as a way of
treating an old injury, Paul Chuckle tries driving on the
chaotic Indian roads and some of the group enjoy dancing
at an all-night festival (r) (AD) 5.15 Flog It! Paul Martin,
Will Axon and Charles Hanson are at Althorp in
Northamptonshire, where items include advertising
memorabilia that had been buried and a 19th-century
silver sewing kit (r) 6.00 Richard Osman’s House of
Games. With Jen Brister, Kelvin Fletcher, Ian Moore and
Zoe Williams 6.30 Lightning. Quiz hosted by Zoe Lyons

6.00am Good Morning Britain. News, current affairs and
lifestyle features 9.00 Lorraine. Entertainment, current
affairs and fashion news, as well as showbiz stories and
gossip. Presented by Lorraine Kelly 10.00 This Morning.
A mix of showbiz chat, lifestyle features, advice and
competitions. Including Local Weather 12.30pm ITV
News; Weather 12.50 Live ITV Racing: Cheltenham
Festival. Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present the
opening day of the prestigious festival, including feature
race the 3.30 Champion Hurdle, plus races at 1.30, 2.10,
2.50 and 4.10. With analysis from AP McCoy, Mick
Fitzgerald and Ruby Walsh, reports by Rishi Persad, Alice
Plunkett, Oli Bell, Luke Harvey and Chris Hughes, betting
news from Matt Chapman and Brian Gleeson, and
commentary by Richard Hoiles 4.30 Tipping Point: Best
Ever Finals. New series. Compilation of some of the
most dramatic endgames from the arcade-themed
quiz show hosted by Ben Shephard 5.00 The Chase.
Bradley Walsh presents as more contestants answer
general-knowledge questions and work as a team to take
on quiz genius the Chaser and secure a cash prize (r)
6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather

6.00am Countdown (r) 6.40 Cheers (r) 7.35 Everybody
Loves Raymond (r) (AD) 9.00 Frasier (r) (AD) 10.30
Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA (r) 11.25 Channel 4
News Summary 11.30 Coast vs Country. Sara Damergi
and Kerr Drummond help two boarding school teachers
who want to buy their first home together on the Isle of
Wight and have a £450,000 budget (r) 12.30pm Steph’s
Packed Lunch. Weekday magazine show hosted by Steph
McGovern 2.10 Countdown. Jon Culshaw joins Susie
Dent in Dictionary Corner 3.00 A Place in the Sun. Sara
Damergi assists a woman who is keen to relocate to the
spectacular countryside and medieval towns of Umbria
in Italy on a budget of £150,000 (r) 4.00 A New Life in
the Sun. In Portugal, holiday village owners rush to get
ready for their first guests (r) 5.00 Four in a Bed. The
rivals are treated to a theatrical couple of days at
Holywell House in Leicestershire 5.30 Fame in the Family.
Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder hosts a dinner
party for four strangers 6.00 The Simpsons. With the
voices of Tony Blair and JK Rowling (r) (AD) 6.30
Hollyoaks. Feeling like he has something to prove,
Warren throws himself into his fitness (r) (AD)

6.00am Milkshake! 9.15 Jeremy Vine. The broadcaster
and guests discuss the issues of the day, with co-host
Storm Huntley joining him for phone-ins and reading out
viewers’ correspondence 12.15pm George Clarke’s Build
a New Life in the Country. The architect offers advice
to a couple relocating from Whitby to a 500-year-old
farmhouse in the northern Pennines (r) 1.10 5 News at
Lunchtime 1.15 Home and Away. Neve has a flashback
to a painful memory at the sight of blood (AD) 1.45
Neighbours (AD) 2.15 FILM: Stolen By My Mother
— The Kamiyah Mobley Story (PG, TVM, 2020) An
18-year-old discovers that she was abducted as a baby by
the woman she had grown up believing to be her mother.
Fact-based drama starring Niecy Nash 4.00 Filthy House
SOS. Richard and Brennan help a Grimsby teacher whose
bungalow has fallen into a dreadful state as he cannot
effectively clean due to his physical limitations (r) 5.00
5 News at 5 6.00 Neighbours. Lost in the bush, Ned and
Harlow have no choice but to huddle together until help
arrives, and Amy enlists Toadie to join the search party
with her (r) 6.30 Eggheads. Jeremy Vine asks the
questions as Strong and Wrong take on the quiz experts
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