BEST OF THE REST
JUDGE RINDER’S CRIME STORIES
ITV, 2pm ROBERT RINDER looks back over a number of high profile cases, investigating updates and giving a voice to families still hoping for justice.
This opener looks at the murder of 15-year-old school girl Danielle Jones in 2001. Her body has still not been found, with her killer, her uncle Stuart Campbell, refusing to reveal its location.
However, a new law could mean he gets no parole until he does.
Rinder says: “This story still resonates with the public, not least because they want to see her parents get the justice they deserve.”
With archive news clips, home videos and re-enactments, this tells how the teenager went missing after leaving for school on 18 June, 2001.
Her mum Linda describes the moment she realised Danielle was missing: “It was your worst nightmare. Panic set in.”
DS Keith Davies from Essex Police gives an insight into the case.
NEIGHBOURS LATE: ENDGAME
Channel 5, 10pm STREWTH mate, it’s going to be a huge week for the residents of Erinsborough as the Aussie soap goes big to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
Throughout this week, the late-night specials will see plenty of change, with rumours that producers will kill off three characters and marry five couples.
If you haven’t seen the soap for a couple of decades, it’s not too hard to catch up. All you need to know is that Finn (Rob Mills) is the bad guy.
He lost his memory of his previous crimes and thought he was a good guy. But now, unbeknown to everyone else, his memory has returned and he’s out for dastardly revenge. It’s all utterly ridiculous and brilliant at the same time.
In tonight’s first episode, Elly, Bea, Pierce, Chloe, Roxy, Kyle and Toadie (yes, Toadie!) make their way to Pierce’s island for a glamping getaway.
However, they are unaware that Finn, who keeps doing evil sidelong glances, has an ulterior motive. The plan is to celebrate Elly’s birthday and promote her glamping business, but Finn goes on a deadly rampage.