MUST-SEE SHOWS
BEST OF CRUFTS
Tonight, Channel 4, 7pm
CLARE BALDING and her Tibetan terrier present a celebration of memorable moments from the last 10 years of the dog show. The first episode features an A-Z of everything Crufts, with the help of some classic and archive footage from shows gone by.
Alan Carr and Radzi are among the famous faces making an appearance. Future episodes focus on
Flyball, Best in Show and tips on keeping a dog happy.
ANDY MURRAY: KING OF QUEEN’S
Tomorrow, BBC2, 4pm
A LOOK at the tennis
star’s success in the Wimbledon warm-up event at Queen’s Club, featuring footage of some of the 33-year-old’s memorable matches from his five singles title wins.
The pride of Glasgow has won a stunning five singles titles on the grass courts at Queen’s.
It was the scene of his first win on the ATP Tour in 2005, and both of Murray’s Wimbledon titles were prefaced with victory at the west London venue.
EASTENDERS: SECRETS FROM THE SQUARE
Monday, BBC1, 8pm
SINCE 1985 millions of us have laughed and cried with the residents of Walford.
Here, Glow Up host Stacey Dooley is joined by some of Walford’s biggest stars to relive their characters’ most iconic moments, share behind-thescenes stories and reveal stuff that is normally kept under wraps.
Danny Dyer and Kellie Bright, aka Mick and Linda Carter, talk about an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction and give Dooley a tour of the pub.
ALAN BENNETT’S TALKING HEADS
Tuesday, BBC1, 9pm
CREATING any drama during lockdown has been a challenge, but one beloved series from years gone by seems custom-made for 2020.
With some of the best acting talent around, including Killing Eve star Jodie Comer, Mum’s Lesley Manville, Military Wives’ Kristin Scott Thomas and Hobbit veteran Martin Freeman, now is the chance to see these minimalistic tales revamped for a new generation.
In the first of a double bill, Imelda Staunton performs A Lady of Letters, the tale of a woman who compulsively spies
on her neighbours, followed by An Ordinary Woman, the story of a mother who finds herself developing incestuous desires for her own 15-year-old son. Sarah Lancashire stars.
MATCH OF THE DAY LIVE
Wednesday, BBC2, 5.30pm & BBC1, 7pm
THE latest free-to-air Premier League match sees relegationthreatened Norwich City, striving for three priceless points against an Everton team that have clawed their way into mid-table safety since the arrival of Italian manager Carlo Ancelloti in December.
THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM
Thursday, Channel 4, 9pm
THIS new series follows members of a British school as they try to help its students uncover and eradicate hidden racial biases. A class of 11-to 12-year-olds takes part in activities designed to challenge everything they thought they knew about race.
In episode one, the students are tested for racial bias and split into different work groups according to their skin colour.
Cameras follow a white British
student and his black Caribbean best friend who are stunned to discover the level of unconscious bias they carry.
THE GLASTONBURY EXPERIENCE LIVE
Friday, BBC2, 8.30pm
THIS is a big year for one of the world’s best loved music concerts, but like so many annual events, the Glastonbury Festival has also been put on hold because of you know what.
With so much archive footage, there’s little wonder festival regulars Jo Whiley and Mark Radcliffe are on hand to introduce some of the best bits such as previously unseen or rarely shown moments.
It’s the next best thing to being at the (hypothetical) 50th anniversary festival.