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DRAMA

BELGRAVIA

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Julian Fellowes’s new Sunday-night drama looks set to be a treat, and opens on the eve of the Battle of Waterloo. Philip Glenister stars as a merchant with ties to Wellington, with Tamsin Greig as his socially astute wife.

THE GOOD KARMA HOSPITAL

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As the always sunny ITV drama returns, an abundance of babies are about to be born on the wards of Dr Fonseca’s Indian hospital.

PENANCE

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A grieving mother (Julie Graham) is drawn towards a stranger at bereavement counselling in this taut three-part thriller.

COMEDY

FEEL GOOD

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The Canadian Mae Martin plays a version of herself in this sweet series about a loveseeking lesbian comedian. There’s a good cast at work here, including Lisa Kudrow and Charlotte Ritchie, and a finely detailed script.

BOB SERVANT

HHH Scottish comedy about a deluded entrepreneur, perfectly played by Brian Cox.

OZARK

DOCUMENTARY

THE REPAIR SHOP

BBC IPLAYER HHHH People talk about this series a lot because it’s such a treat to watch. The new series sits in a well-deserved primetime slot, and among the treasured items to be fixed in episode one is a hat worn by a Lancaster pilot during the Second World War. We learn from his daughter that her mum served as a radar operator, and actually plotted his missions.

PICK OF THE WEEK KATE & KOJI

HHHH Deft studio sitcom from writers Guy Jenkin and Andy Hamilton, with Brenda Blethyn (centre, with Blake Harrison and Jimmy Akingbola) as Kate, the owner of a cafe, who has her prejudices challenged.

MARK KERMODE’S SECRETS OF CINEMA

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The film critic returns for another highly informative series of his genre-by-genre insight into movies. The first subject this time around is superheroes. Kermode explores the surprising influences behind Batman and Superman, and reveals how the genre tends to thrive in times of economic uncertainty. Iron Man, for instance, came out in 2008.

Emily Maitlis presents this dig into the most famous Downing Street adviser since Alastair Campbell. What does he actually believe?

LAST CHANCE

FLESH AND BLOOD

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All four parts of ITV’S tangled family thriller, partly told from the perspective of a nosy neighbour (Imelda Staunton). Until Friday.

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