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Week 26/27
Weekly Highlights
Press and schedule information
2nd - 8th
July 2016
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Brief
Encounters
Brand new
1980s-set
drama
starring
Penelope
Wilton, Sophie
Rundle, Angela
Griffin and
Sharon
Rooney
Monday, 9pm
Wild France with Ray Mears
Monday, 8pm
Catchphrase
Saturday, 6.30pm
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Love Island
Mob Wives: New Blood *
Sunday - Friday, 9pm
Sunday, 10pm
Mrs Biggs
Tour de France *
Monday - Friday, 10pm
All week, times vary
Marcella
Wednesday, 9pm
2nd - 8th
July 2016
Max Steel *
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Monday - Friday, 7.45am
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July 2016
Brief Encounters
Monday 4th July, 9pm
Penelope Wilton, Sophie Rundle, Angela
Griffin and Sharon Rooney star as four
women striving to find happiness and
fulfilment in new six-part ITV drama series set
in the early 1980s. Nita (Griffin) and Steph
(Rundle) have a chance meeting in the
school playground that kick-starts a sequence
of events that changes both their lives. Steph
sees an ad in the local paper for Ann
Summers party demonstrators. Pauline
(Wilton) jumps in at the deep end when
Steph, who works as her cleaner, introduces
her to the parties as a way to help with her
loneliness, as Pauline‘s sunny disposition hides a secret sadness. She and her husband, local
butcher Brian (Peter Wight), love each other but their relationship has suffered while he has
concentrated on building his business. Nita is also keen to earn extra cash, as she has struggled to
run a household with a husband (Don Gilet) whom she adores but who frequently strays onto the
wrong side of the law. Pauline accidentally invites trainee hairdresser Dawn (Rooney) to Steph’s
first party. The buzz of earning serious cash with the other women gives Dawn the incentive to
finally realise her dreams.
Wild France with Ray Mears
Monday 4th July, 8pm
Popular bushcraft and survival expert Ray
Mears presents this brand new six-part series
which takes a closer look at the French
countryside. Following on from several series in
which he has explored the wildlife and
landscape of Britain, including Wild Britain and
Wild River, Ray now crosses the channel to
explore the geography, flora and fauna of six
dramatic French landscapes, including the high
mountain ranges of the Alps, the coastal waters
of Brittany, the chestnut forests of the Cevennes
and the wetlands of the Camargue. His journey
takes in some of the country's most stunning
scenery and areas of immense beauty and
diversity, much of which is unique to this part of
the world. In the first episode, Ray visits the
Vanoise National Park in the high Alps of
France, where he finds himself foraging in
alpine meadows, goat herding, tracking ibex and
spotting playful marmots, before trekking to the
top of a mountain to find one of the rarest birds
in Europe - the increasingly endangered
bearded vulture.
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July 2016
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Catchphrase
Saturday 2nd July, 6.30pm
The classic game show which taught viewers to
say what they see kicks off another new series
with its latest host, Britain's Got More Talent and
Big Star's Little Star presenter Stephen Mulhern.
The show, whose long-running mascot Mr Chips
is recognised throughout the land, follows the
rules of the original format, but now sees three
contestants rather than two competing each week
in a bid to identify familiar phrases represented by
state-of-the-art 3D animated clues. In a further
recent twist for this 21st-century incarnation of the
show, the pressure is intensified further as one
contestant faces elimination from the competition after the first round, leaving the two remaining
players to battle it out as they attempt to reach the final. During the course of the show, the
contenders must bank cash as they guess the catchphrases correctly. They also have the chance to
win a big bonus if they manage to uncover the coveted bonus catchphrase. The final contestant
then gets the chance to face the Super Catchphrase round, in which they attempt to secure a
massive £50,000. Which of this week's three lucky contestants – Bianca, Tony and Jo – will manage
to impress Stephen and get the chance to win that big jackpot?
Euro 2016: Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals
Saturday 2nd, Sunday 3rd, Thursday 6th and
Friday 7th July, 7.15pm
ITV’s coverage of the last two
quarter-finals and the semifinals will be presented by Mark
Pougatch, with analysis from
former international players
including Slaven Bilic, Lothar
Matthaus, Glenn Hoddle, Ian
Wright, Lee Dixon, Peter
Crouch, Emmanuel Petit,
Christian Karembeu, Louis
Saha, Norman Whiteside and
Richard Dunne. At the time of
going to press, England face a
Round of 16 clash against
Iceland, who surprised many by
finishing runners-up to Hungary
in their group,
defeating Austria
and drawing with
Portugal. Roy
Hodgson’s side
have not exactly
set the world on
fire, but will be
confident of
progressing to
the quarter-final
stage, where
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they are likely to face France in
Paris. The host nation face the
Republic of Ireland, who
qualified from Group E thanks
to Robbie Brady’s last-gasp
winner against Italy. Wales,
who surprised many by topping
their group despite a 2-1 loss to
England, face another
surprising qualifier in Northern
Ireland. Other clashes in the
Round of 16 include a
potentially explosive encounter
between European giants Italy
and Spain. The two sides met
in the final of the competition
four years ago, which resulted
in a surprisingly easy 4-0 win
for Vicente del Bosque’s
brilliant Spanish side.
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
Love Your Garden
Tuesday 5th July, 8pm
Series six of the popular horticultural
programme continues. In this episode, Alan
Titchmarsh and the team are in Nottingham.
They are here to create a garden for an
exceptional eight-year-old, Tilly Sawford. Six
years ago, Tilly was severely scalded in a freak
domestic accident. Since then she has spent a
lot of time in and out of hospital. Her scarred
skin does not grow like it used to, something
which has caused serious mobility issues as
she gets older. But despite the pain and
disfigurement, Tilly remains a sunny and
inspirational little girl. Her whole family are
immensely proud of her. Her two brothers and two sisters muck in to take care of her, while her
parents cannot believe how upbeat she is. The staff at the local hospital, charmed by her bravery,
want to show their affection by creating a garden for Tilly and the family. Despite the worst weather
the team have ever experienced, they completely transform an area that was no more than a
building site, and with the aid of a bold colour scheme, construct the biggest summer house the
series has seen yet.
Life Inside Jail: Hell on Earth
Tuesday 5th July, 9pm
Part two of the explosive documentary series,
filmed over six months in one of New York’s
toughest jails. Albany, New York State’s capital,
lies 150 miles north of Manhattan. Albany
County Jail sees petty thieves mix with hardened
gangsters, drug addicts and multiple murderers
while they wait for their cases to go to court.
Conditions are seriously tough. Headed up by
Sheriff Craig Apple and his team of 240 officers,
the jail accommodates over a thousand men and
women. America is currently suffering a heroin
epidemic, and many are here for drug-related
crimes. Once inside jail, inmates are
categorised according to their level of
risk. Level one inmates are considered
non-violent but level four inmates are
held on the maximum-security tier. Even
harder cases can find themselves in the
Special Housing Unit – segregated in a
jail within the jail.
In this episode, 6ft 7in Jarquell Williams is
on trial for murder, accused of shooting a
local man. Young mother Shea Hobbs
pays the price for covering a string of
burglaries committed by her boyfriend,
and addict Samantha Ujheyli faces a
tough decision when she is offered a deal
to snitch on her boyfriend.
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
Love Island
Sunday 3rd - Friday 8th July, 9pm
ITV2’s big summer of romance approaches its
exciting conclusion as the hit reality series moves
into its sixth and final week. Host Caroline Flack
presides over the ultimate game of love – with the
aid of some decidedly tongue-in-cheek narration
from Scottish comedian Iain Stirling – as this year's
set of stunning singles vie for the £50,000 prize.
The group of hot young things have been holed up
in a plush villa over the past six weeks, with viewers
privy to all the fun and flirtation that ensued. In order
to remain in their paradise, however, the singles
have had to win the hearts of the public as well as
each other. Will any real connections be made or will the final pairings turn out to be nothing more
than holiday flings? For every genuine romance that has developed, there have been plenty of
fauxmances and showmances – as well as a few bromances – along the way as the singles battled
it out for the attention of viewers and love interests alike. Some of the islanders have proven that
they will do just about anything to pair off successfully, but which of this year’s bunch – at the time
of going to press comprising Malin, Liana, Terry, Scott, Kady, Tom, Nathan, Alex, Olivia, Cara,
Adam, Tina and Sophie – can go the distance? Only time and a lot more flirting will tell!
The Vampire Diaries
Wednesday 6th July, 10pm
The seventh season of the US
supernatural drama series
continues on ITV2 this week.
Co-created by Kevin
Williamson and based on
novels by L.J. Smith, the first
six series centred around Elena
Gilbert, a resident of the small
town of Mystic Falls, Virginia.
After falling in love with a
centuries-old vampire named
Stefan Salvatore (Paul
Wesley), Elena and her friends
were pulled into a dark
underworld of vampires,
werewolves and other
supernatural goings-on. Elena's
fatal attraction to Stefan's dark,
brooding brother Damon (Ian
Somerhalder) only added to the
teen's problems, and last series
she paid the ultimate price for
becoming involved with
the pair. In the wake of
Elena's farewell, some
of the residents
continue to falter, while
others, such as Damon
and Stefan's evil mother
Lily (Annie Wersching)
and her recently
returned long lost lover
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Julian (Todd Lasance),
continue to take advantage of
their grief.
In this week's episode, entitled
This Woman's Work,
complications from her
supernatural pregnancy leave
Caroline's (Candice King) life
hanging in the balance, so
Stefan and Valerie (Elizabeth
Blackmore) take extreme
measures to try and save her
and the babies. After
uncovering a dark secret about
Damon, Enzo (Michael
Malarkey) uses the information
to force Damon into helping
him track down Rayna Cruz
(Leslie-Anne Huff), a ruthless
vampire hunter who is on the
loose.
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
Mob Wives: New Blood *
Sunday 3rd July, 10pm
Series four of the gritty reality show,
ominously subtitled New Blood, reaches its
exciting climax this week. The US series
follows the lives of several women whose
husbands and fathers, all connected to the
Mafia, are now facing up to prison life. Renee
Graziano, Angela ‘Big Ang’ Raiola and Drita
D'Avanzo are no strangers to the good life,
but with their nearest and dearest dealing
with the long arm of the law, they realise
there is a price to pay and have been forced
to adjust to life in Staten Island, New York.
This season saw the introduction of newest
cast member Alicia DiMichele Garofalo, a fiercely independent woman who is not afraid to get her
hands dirty. During the current run, the ladies have taken an eventful trip to Las Vegas, dealt with
press intrusion, suffered legal woes and even laid down some rap tracks with none other than
famed MC Method Man. In the season finale this week, Renee confesses to writing a sex novel,
Natalie tries to steal Renee's thunder at her book release party by performing her track Delicious
live, and it is the moment of truth for Alicia as she attends her sentencing.
Mrs Biggs
Monday 4th - Friday 8th July, 10pm
Sheridan Smith plays the title
role of Charmian Biggs in a
five-part drama about the
woman who married Ronnie
Biggs, who would later become
one of Britain’s most wanted
criminals. Danny Mays takes on
the role of her infamous
husband, while Adrian
Scarborough and Caroline
Goodall play Charmian’s
parents, Bernard and Muriel.
The series begins with
Charmian as a teenager on a
train, where she first meets
and falls in love with the
flirtatious and worldly Ronnie
Biggs. Her father's disapproval
means that the couple have to
elope to the Dorset coast with
money that Ronnie forced
Charmian to steal from her
employers. After being caught
by police following a dramatic
chase, Ronnie is imprisoned
and Charmian receives a
suspended sentence. Ronnie
takes part in the Great Train
Robbery and returns home to a
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horrified Charmian. When he is
imprisoned for 30 years,
Charmian is left to raise her
young family alone. When
Charmian discovers that
Ronnie plans to escape from
prison, they arrange to reunite
in Paris and decide to move to
Australia in a bid to keep their
family together. In Melbourne,
Ronnie meets up with some old
friends from his criminal past
and has to go back on the run.
Then Charmian is arrested and
her sons taken into care. The
final episode sees Ron
beginning a new life in Rio –
soon descending into a life of
debauchery. Charmian makes
the best of things as a single
mother in Melbourne, but
tragedy strikes.
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Tour de France *
All week, times vary
Last year’s winner Chris
Froome will be most people’s
favourite for the 2016 edition,
and if he succeeds he will
become the first Briton to win
three Tours. He will certainly
face tough opposition from
Spain’s Alberto Contador,
Colombia’s Nairo Quintana and
Italy’s Fabio Aru, but although
the riders are equally matched,
Froome has undoubtedly the
strongest team – a key factor in
last year’s victory. The Grand
Depart of this year’s Tour is the
spectacular setting of Mont
Saint-Michel, an island just off
the coast of Normandy, which
is only accessible by road at
low tide. The first stage runs
along the west side of the
Cherbourg Peninsula before
Monster Carp
swinging east to
finish at Utah
Beach, one of the
sites of the D-Day
landings on 6
June, 1944.
Despite the
choppy rolling
roads susceptible
to sidewinds, the
sprinters’ teams
will try to bring the
race together for a
final bunch sprint,
where Andre Greipel, Marcel
Kittel or Mark Cavendish will be
favourites to take the stage win.
The next day sees the race
stay in Normandy with the
finish in Cherbourg, then it
heads south with stage finishes
at Angers, Limoges, Le Lioran
Tuesday 5th July, 8pm
2nd - 8th
July 2016
and Montauban before ending
the week in the Pyrenees.
Presenter Gary Imlach is joined
by studio guest Chris
Boardman. Commentary is by
Ned Boulting and David Millar,
and the reporter is Daniel
Friebe.
Presented by exuberant carp fanatic Ali Hamidi, this brand-new four-part series focuses on man’s
global pursuit of the mysterious and powerful carp species. Accompanied by two fishing buddies, Ali
seek out giant carp across the world, overcoming perilous trials and unexpected tribulations in an
international quest for the ultimate angling adventure. The series takes in Hungary, the Austrian
Alps, Venice and the River Po in Italy and the environs of Mount Fuji in Japan.
In the first episode, Ali is joined by
angling pals and fellow carp enthusiasts
Tom Dove and Darrell Peck as they
head to Japan, The Land of the Rising
Sun. The country is known for its
legendary carp, particularly the colourful
koi, but can the team tempt one of
these monster fish to bite? They set up
their tackle in a stunning setting in the
shadows of Mount Fuji. Carp fishing is a
serious business, but with the jovial Ali
at the helm viewers can expect plenty of
laughs along the way.
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
Marcella
Wednesday 6th July, 9pm
ITV Encore offers another chance to see Anna
Friel, Nicholas Pinnock, Laura Carmichael and
Sinead Cusack in this eight-part crime drama
series co-created by Hans Rosenfeldt, the writer
behind the Scandinavian smash hit The Bridge.
The series, set in modern-day London, is
Rosenfeldt’s first drama created for a UK
audience. Marcella Backland (Friel) is shocked to
the core when her husband Jason (Pinnock)
leaves her after confessing that he no longer
loves her. Heartbroken, Marcella returns to the
London Metropolitan Police’s murder squad after
having previously given up her police career in
favour of family life. Dealing with the abrupt
change in her circumstances, and feeling estranged from her 13-year-old daughter and 10-year-old
son, Marcella throws herself into work to hold things together. She wastes no time in following up on
a hunch about the identity of a notorious serial killer she had chased in 2005 before leaving to have
her second child. Marcella now faces two challenges - finding the killer and trying to figure out her
husband’s true motives for abandoning her. The series also includes appearances from Ian
Puleston-Davies, Nina Sosanya, Ray Panthaki, Jamie Bamber, Patrick Baladi and Harry Lloyd.
Max Steel *
Monday 4th - Friday 8th July, 7.45am
CITV gives viewers another chance to catch
series two of the super-charged computeranimated espionage series about a college
student who lives a double life as the superpowered Max Steel. In UltraLink Invasion Parts
One and Two, Max and his hi-tech sidekick Steel
discover the truth about their past and face a
new adversary - Makino and his UltraLinks. The
duo have been waiting for months for Makino to
make his move. When he does, he attacks
Copper Canyon with deadly UltraLinks. But soon
after, the heroes come up against yet another
foe, Ven-Ghan the UltraLink Hunter, who has
his sights set on Steel. Then, in Dredd Ascent,
Max Steel's old adversary Miles Dredd
returns. The sinister villain proceeds to forge
an unlikely alliance with Makino. Together,
they formulate a plan to infiltrate N-TEK. Next,
in Toxic Relationship, the duo are introduced
to a deadly new enemy named Plaztek who
threatens the world's water supply. Can Max
Steel and N-TEK stop him in time? Finally, in
Full Metal Racket, Max, Sydney and Kirby
prepare to perform as part of a concert, but
they become targets when the Metal
Elementor comes looking for Max Steel.
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
News about ITV Shows
ITV recommissions The Frankenstein Chronicles for ITV Encore
ITV has commissioned a second series of the period crime drama The Frankenstein Chronicles,
starring multi-award-winning actor Sean Bean from producers Rainmark Films, to be screened on
ITV Encore.
Taking inspiration from Mary Shelley’s Gothic literary classic, the first series of The Frankenstein
Chronicles captured the imagination of both viewers and critics alike. Production of the new series is
set to begin in Northern Ireland in January 2017 and will be executive produced by Tracey Scoffield
and produced by David Tanner for Rainmark Films. Sean Bean (Game of Thrones, The Lord of the
Rings Trilogy, Accused) will also executive produce the new series.
Billed as a thrilling and terrifying reimaging of the Frankenstein story, the series introduced an
extraordinary hero as its central character. John Marlott, a veteran of the Battle of Waterloo, was
battling his own demons and haunted by the loss of his wife and child. In pursuit of a chilling and
diabolical killer, Marlott’s investigation took him into the most exalted rooms and darkest corners of
Georgian London, a world of body snatchers, anatomists and scientists whose interests and
ambitions came together in the market for dead bodies.
Marlott’s investigation brought him up against the medical establishment and powerful political
forces wrestling with the march of scientific progress. One thing was for certain – a demonic power
was clearly at work in the city, attempting to reanimate the dead in a curious parody of the
celebrated novel.
The Frankenstein Chronicles was created by Emmy-nominated director and writer Benjamin Ross
(The Young Poisoner’s Handbook, Torte Bluma – both as director) and writer Barry Langford (Torte
Bluma). The Frankenstein Chronicles is a Rainmark Films production in association with Far Moor
(Executive Producers Justin Thomson-Glover and Patrick Irwin) with funding from Northern Ireland
Screen. The series is distributed worldwide by Endemol Shine International.
Further details of casting will be available as filming commences.
Press contact: janice.troup@itv.com
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
News about ITV Shows
ITV commissions further Maigret films starring Rowan Atkinson
ITV today confirmed commission of two further single films featuring the legendary French fictional
detective Jules Maigret, starring globally renowned actor Rowan Atkinson in the title role.
Following huge audience appreciation and critical acclaim for Maigret Sets a Trap, which aired on
ITV earlier this year and achieved an impressive consolidated rating of 7.2m and a 28% share of
the audience, writer Stewart Harcourt (Love & Marriage, Treasure Island, Marple) will adapt Night at
the Crossroads from Georges Simenon’s novel. Simenon’s son John returns as an executive
producer of the new films. Simenon wrote seventy-five Maigret novels and is considered one of the
greatest writers of the 20th century, with worldwide sales estimated at over 500 million.
The second of the new films will be Maigret in Montmartre, set once again against the beautiful
backdrop of 1950s Paris. The two=hour long films are part of a Maigret series and go into
production in November 2016 until February 2017, being produced by Thompson & Thompson
Productions Ltd and Georges Simenon Limited. The executive producers are Barnaby Thompson
(Easy Virtue, Dorian Gray, St. Trinians) for Thompson & Thompson Ltd, John Simenon for Georges
Simenon Limited, Stewart Harcourt and Jeremy Gwilt (Undeniable, Foyle’s War, Torn, Home Fires)
who produced the first two Maigret films – Maigret Sets a Trap and Maigret’s Dead Man. Jeremy
Gwilt will also produce the new films. ‘Maigret's Dead Man’ based on ‘Maigret et son mort’ has
already been filmed and will air on ITV later this year.
Press contact - janice.troup@itv.com
Crime wave to hit ITV
ITV will go deep into the criminal world in a range of new programmes announced by the channel
today. Brand new series Undercover Prisoner promises to offer a first-hand insight into the
experience of convicts inside the closed world of prison. Across multiple episodes, the social
experiment will show the reality of crime and punishment as seen up close from the inside. The
primetime series is produced by ITV Studios.
Following the success of the 2015 series The Mafia With Trevor McDonald, the former ITV News
anchor returns to the criminal underworld for new commission Mafia Women with Trevor McDonald.
This time, he will explore the other side of the story, meeting the wives, girlfriends and daughters
who have all lived ‘the life’ and hearing their fascinating perspective on the highs and lows that
come with being linked to the mob family. The series will be produced by Plum Pictures.
Plum will also produce a brand new series of Killer Women with Piers Morgan, which proved a hit
with viewers during its recent run on ITV. Piers will return with a series of in-depth interviews with
women who have committed the ultimate crime to provide another fascinating insight into the
characters and actions of those involved.
Press contact - grant.cunningham@itv.com
ITV.com
Week 26/27
2nd - 8th
July 2016
News about ITV Shows
ITV to screen major documentary marking 50th anniversary of the Aberfan
disaster
A major peak-time documentary to mark the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster has been
commissioned by ITV. ITV’s factual production arm Shiver will be working in partnership with ITV
Cymru Wales on Aberfan (working-title), the hour-long film, which will be directed by multi-awardwinning director Marc Evans (Safe House, Hinterland, Collision, Jack to a King, House of America).
It will be made by a Cardiff-based team under the newly-created Shiver Cymru banner and will be
produced by Jonathan Hill, editor of English language programmes at ITV Cymru Wales. It was
commissioned by Tom Giles, Controller, Current Affairs, ITV.
The documentary will look at how the spirit of Aberfan has endured since the tragic day on 21st
October 1966 when the catastrophic collapse of a colliery spoil tip killed 116 children and 28 adults
in the village school. It will feature interviews with some of the people affected by the tragedy and
also make use of ITV’s extensive archive footage of the disaster and its aftermath.
The production will build on the success of recent Shiver/TV Cymru Wales commissions for the
network current affairs series, Tonight.
Press contact - tracey.jaques@itv.com
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2nd - 8th
July 2016
This Week’s ITV Hub Top 10 (as at 23/06/2016)
1. Love Island (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Reality series. Has Adam ruined his chances with Tina and Liana? Some big secrets
are revealed, causing massive repercussions. The islanders bid farewell to one of the
girls.
2. Coronation Street (original TX date 19/06/2016)
Sarah is tipped over the edge. Alex does Gemma a favour. Luke's suspicions about
Caz grow.
3. Emmerdale (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Holly is under pressure. Belle is defiant over her decision. Finn gets some good
news.
4. Euro 2016: Sweden v Belgium (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Mark Pougatch presents live action as Sweden face Belgium in the final group match
as one of the toughest groups in Euro 2016 concludes.
5. Educating Joey Essex: What EU Sayin’? (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Joey tries his hand at politics once again as he travels the length and breadth of the
UK to meet politicians including Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn and Nigel Farage in
an attempt to learn about the EU referendum.
6. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in
front of a studio audience.
7. Dinner Date (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Dating series. Sam from Birmingham dines with three lucky ladies. When the dinners
have been eaten and the dates are done, who will he want to see for seconds?
8. Family Guy (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Animated comedy series. Peter infuriates Lois by turning the attic into a man cave.
Brian builds a device to help Stewie conquer his terrifying nightmares.
9. The Real Housewives of Orange County (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Reality series. Heather and Tamra organise a trip to Bali. Lizzie has a bad birthday.
Heather throws a spectacular Valentine's Day party.
10. The Real Housewives of Melbourne (original TX date 22/06/2016)
Reality series. Chyka throws Gamble a bridal shower, but the unusual dress code wedding dresses only - triggers some strong emotional responses.
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Week 26/27
2nd - 8th
July 2016
Also still available on the ITV Hub (www.itv.com/hub)
1. Secret Life of a Bus Garage (available until 21/07/2016)
Fascinating film following the diverse workforce at Stockwell Bus Garage who perform
such a vital role in London's transport system.
2. Judge Rinder’s Crime Stories (available until 22/07/2016)
Judge Robert Rinder examines real-life cases. This edition focuses on the case of
Joanna Yeates, whose body was found on Christmas morning 2010, and the hunt to
catch her killer.
3. Weekend (available until 26/06/2016)
Rhod Gilbert and Daniel Brocklebank join Aled on today's show. Georgie Barrat
reviews some of the latest tech gadgets, and performing live are British pop rock
band The Vamps.
4. Safeword (available until 16/07/2016)
Rick Edwards hosts the unique comedy panel show. Tonight's two celebrity
contestants are broadcasting legend Carol Vorderman and Made in Chelsea star
Jamie Laing.
5. The Millionaire Matchmaker (available until 06/07/2016)
Reality series following the work of LA matchmaker Patti Stanger. Real Housewives
of Atlanta star Kenya Moore and singer Taylor Dayne hope to find love.
6. Cameraman to the Queen (available until 19/07/2016)
A fascinating insight into the work of royal cameraman Peter Wilkinson, who has
been at the Queen's public engagements for 18 years, with his recollections of
memorable moments.
7. The Wine Show (available until 19/07/2016)
Series for wine lovers. Joe Fattorini fulfils a lifelong dream to bid on a barrel of wine
in Burgundy, and Amelia Singer explores the Barossa Valley wine region in Australia.
8. Digimon Fusion (available until 23/07/2016)
Animated series. Christopher Aonuma admits that he would have had to confront
Mikey even after they defeated Bagramon and his army.
9. Loose Women (available until 29/06/2016)
A Loose Women Special - Sir Cliff Richard talks exclusively to Gloria Hunniford about
the events of the last two years.
10. Good Morning Britain (available until 30/06/2016)
Breakfast show presented by Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Charlotte Hawkins and
Sean Fletcher. Pointless presenters Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman chat
about their new book.
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