Seven Days

SATURDAY

Great Rail Restorations With Peter Snow 7PM, CH4

Postponed from last week, due to World Cup scheduling, the last of the series. All four of the restored carriages are brought together to make up a ‘Time Train’, representing a century of railway history – and Peter Snow’s driving. Bear’s Mission With Rob Brydon

9.15PM, ITV

In this repeated episode from last November, Bear Grylls takes the Welsh comedian on an adventure in the mountains of Snowdonia. According to Rob: ‘This is reminding me of when I was six – I joined the Cubs for a week, and I left because it was too rough.’ RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2018

9.30PM, BBC2

It’s the last day at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, the biggest such show in the world. And while Arit Anderson has some Hampton-inspired ideas for your outside space, Adam Frost explores how to create privacy in a garden, and Toby Buckland meets the winner of Florist of the Year 2018. Joanna & Jennifer: Absolutely Champers

10PM, BBC2

Another chance to see Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders – who so memorably played Patsy and Edina in Absolutely Fabulous – heading for the Champagne region in France to learn more about their characters’ favourite tipple, and to reminisce about the show and their friendship. SUNDAY

The Great British Germ Hunt 7PM, CH4

Kate Quilton – also in Food Unwrapped on Monday and a Summer Diet Special on Friday – and a team of scientists are on a quest to find out more about bacteria, the germs that are all around us, and even inside us. Antiques Roadshow

8PM, BBC1

Fiona Bruce and the team are at Cardiff Castle, where treasures include a rare Hockney print found in a junk shop, and a draft score of Elgar’s Enigma Variations, signed by the composer. Bake Off: The Professionals

8PM, CH4

It’s the grand final, and the three teams have one last, epic challenge: they have nine hours to create a lavish banquet display that comprises four different types of dessert plus a towering centrepiece, and can feed 80 hungry people. Poldark

9PM, BBC1

While Ross struggles at Westminster, Demelza continues to play matchmaker for Drake and Rosina – and her meddling appears to pay off when Drake pops the question. But it seems his heart still belongs to Morwenna…

The Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan

9PM, BBC2

On the second leg of his quirky travelogue, the comedian heads to east Africa to see what Ethiopia has to offer. He finds that, more than three decades after the famine that shocked the world into action, it is a nation of beauty and fun – and an oppressive political regime. Reporting Trump’s First Year: The Fourth Estate

10PM, BBC2

This third of four episodes looks at the President’s response to the deadly violence that rocked a far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia last year. When denounced in the press for failing to condemn the white supremacists, Trump went on the offensive, lashing out at the ‘failing’ New York Times… MONDAY Puppy Love

7.30PM, BBC1

This new documentary follows life for staff and clients of Wales’s first dog boutique and spa business. Owner Leanne’s empire is expanding, but how will she get on when she takes on the new challenge of dog breeding? Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food

8PM, CH4

On the menu this week are a chicken noodle stir fry, a hearty rustic tomato soup and a speedy one-pan wonder that guarantees gorgeous veg and fabulous fish. If you think you haven’t got time to cook, think again. Food Unwrapped

8.30PM, CH4

In this instalment, Jimmy Doherty investigates the new sugar tax, and Kate Quilton asks why some sliced bread falls apart when it’s buttered while other sliced loaves stay firm. Who Do You Think You Are?

9PM, BBC1

See TV feature, page 14. 24 Hours In Police Custody

9PM, CH4

Bedfordshire Police are called to a roadside, where a pensioner is found badly beaten and suffering a bleed on the brain. But the case takes an even more disturbing turn when the reasons behind the attack are uncovered… Inside The American Embassy

10PM, CH4

The final episode of this revealing series gives a unique insight into the inner workings of the ‘special relationship’ as Britain and America prepare for joint air strikes in Syria, and the US ambassador, Woody Johnson, lobbies for the UK to spend more on defence. TUESDAY

The Centenary Of The Royal Air Force

9.30AM, BBC1

Senior members of the royal family will join dignitaries and veterans at Westminster

Abbey for a service to celebrate 100 years of the RAF. Sophie Raworth presents coverage of that service, plus a parade along the Mall and the flypast over Buckingham Palace. Ackley Bridge

8PM, CH4

When word spreads around the school about Riz and Hayley’s sexual relationship, Mandy is forced to call in Sadiq and his wife to talk about their son’s behaviour. Awkward. The Dog Rescuers: Best In Show 8PM, CH5

Previously on 5Select, this is a compilation of rescues from earlier series. The theme

here is Hospital Heroes, featuring dogs that have been injured through abuse or neglect. Horizon: How To Build A Time Machine 9PM, BBC2

Is time travel really possible? This fascinating Horizon meets scientists who are working on the cutting edge of discovery, and are moving closer to making science fiction science fact. The Hotel Inspector

9PM, CH5

Nina gave up a successful legal career to fulfil her dream of running a village pub. But now, three years later, The Grove Arms in Ludwell is struggling, and needs Alex Polizzi’s help…

WEDNESDAY The Highland Midwife 8PM, CH5

In Peterhead, expectant mum Yasmin is determined that she wants the calmness of a local water birth for her second baby. Will midwife Sheena be able to deliver? 24 Hours In A&E

9PM, CH4

Heading to St George’s Hospital this week are Danny, who has fallen 20 feet through a skylight on to concrete; Tara, who has severe abdominal pains; and three-year-old Clara, who has a chickpea stuck up her nose.

Secrets Of The National Trust With Alan Titchmarsh

9PM, CH5

This week, Alan visits Mount Stewart, one of the most glorious houses in the National Trust collection, set on the shores of the Strangford Lough in Northern Ireland. Having recently undergone an £8 million restoration, it is back to its sparkling best. Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing

10PM, BBC2

The friends are in Norfolk, fishing the Wensum for roach. Both men are feeling their age, but Bob has a plan to help Paul to recapture his youth – a new look that he shows off in a pub.

THURSDAY Supershoppers In the final episode, Anna 8PM, Richardson CH4 and Sabrina delays, and Grant reveal investigate how late train trains travel can and be more ones that profitable run on to time. train So, companies that’s the than reason… Gardeners’ World 9PM, BBC2

Showing Proms coverage, a night early this edition because sees of tomorrow’s Monty

Don Nick offering Bailey beginning advice on his harvesting guide to roses potatoes, and Adam Frost checking out the restoration of Woburn Abbey’s Humphry Repton landscape. The Game Show Serial Killer: Police Tapes 9PM, ITV

John Cooper was sentenced to life in prison in 2011 for murders committed in 1985 and 1989; incredibly, it was an appearance he made on the game show Bullseye that helped him to finally face justice. Susanna Reid reveals the story. Holidays From Hell: Caught On Camera 9PM, CH4

It’s probably best not to watch this collection of jaw-dropping real-life holiday footage if you are just about to jet off on a getaway – otherwise, you won’t board your flight! FRIDAY

James Martin’s American Adventure 8PM, ITV

James begins his journey through Texas with a visit to San Antonio, once part of Mexico, where he samples and cooks the spicy local food. Food Unwrapped Summer Diet Special 8PM, CH4

If you’re looking to get beach body ready, then don’t miss this special edition of the food investigation series as the team find out the best foodie hacks, tips and tricks to help you to feel great on your summer holiday. First Night Of The Proms

8.30PM, BBC2

A summer of classical music kicks off with an all-British programme that opens with Vaughan Williams’s Toward The Unknown Region, continues with Holst’s The Planets, and concludes with the world premiere of Five Telegrams by Anna Meredith, which marks the centenary of the end of the First World War. Jane McDonald & Friends

9PM, CH5

Joining Jane on her musical extravaganza this week are the Blue singer Duncan James, singersongwriter Michelle Gayle and the Britain’s Got Talent-winning musical theatre group Collabro. Gary Barlow Live At Eden

10.35PM, BBC1

Recorded in June at the Eden Project in Cornwall, this concert sees the Take That front man striking out on his own to perform some of his most famous songs.