Seven Days

MIKE MULVIHILL’S guide to the week’s TV

SUNDAY Antiques Roadshow

7PM, BBC1 ★★★★

At Newby Hall in North Yorkshire, the team cast their expert eyes over treasures that include rare football memorabilia, a letter by Roald Dahl and a priceless Chippendale chair.

Tipping Point: Lucky Stars

7PM, UTV ★★★

Comedian and Love Island narrator Iain Stirling, presenter Fern Britton and Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli are the celebrities answering the questions in a bid to win big for their chosen charities.

Climate Change: Ade On The Frontline

8PM, BBC2 ★★★★

Part two, and Ade Adepitan is in Bangladesh, where extreme weather is threatening the lush delta where the Ganges meets the Bay of Bengal. From there, he heads to the capital, Dhaka, and on to Bhutan; thankfully, he hears about solutions as well as problems.

Line Of Duty 9PM, BBC1

★★★★

The murder of Gail Vella has been linked to a historic case of police corruption, but Hastings has been undermined, which could put AC-12 at risk. Kate, meanwhile, hatches a plan to find out – once and for all – if Jo Davidson is on the right side of the law.

Noughts + Crosses

10.05PM, VIRGIN TWO ★★★★

Based on the novel by Malorie Blackman, this drama series is set in an world where a black elite rules over a white underclass and follows a young couple who fall in love despite their different backgrounds.

MONDAY Ackley Bridge

6PM, CH4 ★★★

The vibrant, button-pushing Yorkshire school drama opens its fourth series in a teatime slot with a half-hour running time, which gives it the air of a grown-up Grange Hill. Jo Joyner returns as teacher Mandy, while there are plenty of new faces among the pupils, including best friends Kayla and Fizza, plus the cocky Johnny, who serves as a bit of a heartthrob for both.

Fleabag

9PM, RTé2 ★★★

Claire is having a crisis – and it must be serious, because she turns to her sister for help. Martin also wants answers, while

Dad and Godmother’s upcoming wedding hangs in the balance and a familiar face returns to Fleabag’s cafe.

Greta Thunberg: A Year To Change The World

9PM, BBC1 ★★★★

In this second of three parts, the young activist Greta sets off to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland to call on world leaders to take action against climate change. She also heads to the UK to meet someone who inspired her: David Attenborough.

Mare Of Easttown

9PM, SKY ATLANTIC ★★★★ See TV Week, page 25.

Different League: The Derry City Story

9PM, BBC2 ★★★★

The emotional story of the rebirth of the football club Derry City. After 13 years in the wilderness following a troubled past, the club was brought back to life by the Gang of Four, a group of former footballers.

No Offence

10.30PM, RTé2 ★★★

The third series of the crime drama continues as the police realise that while they may have missed the chance to collar Beckett, they do have Dennis in the station. But they have just 48 hours to convince him to turn informant.

TUESDAY Ainsley’s Mediterranean Cookbook

7.30PM, UTV ★★★

Sit back in envy as chef Ainsley Harriott takes a tour of all the places we can’t go! He begins his Mediterranean journey in Corsica, where he enjoys a trip on a catamaran, and in the medieval fortress town of Bonifacio, he meets a rugby player turned olive oil producer.

All That Glitters: Britain’s Next Jewellery Star

8PM, BBC2 ★★★

The seven remaining up-and-coming jewellers must make a chain collar and a sweetheart brooch, but who will be named jeweller of the week and who will go home?

Snackmasters

9PM, CH4 ★★★

Michelin-starred chefs Daniel Clifford and Claude Bosi have both tried – and failed – to win a Snackmasters trophy and here, the pair go head to head to recreate the iconic breakfast cereal Shreddies. There’s a shock result when factory judges put their efforts to the test.

Prime Time Rewind: Justice Delayed

10.15PM, RTÉ ONE ★★★

The original Prime Time episode followed the fight for justice for two Irish soldiers, Privates Thomas Barrett and Derek Smallhorne, who were abducted and murdered in Lebanon as one of their colleagues prepared to give evidence. This updated film reflects on the verdict.

The Syndicate

10.45PM, BBC1 ★★★ Roxy is rushed to hospital, but the fight to save her unborn baby is going to cost her dear – and if she can’t pay up, she won’t be allowed to leave Monaco. Meanwhile, Frank is confronted by the head of the

lottery’s fraud team. Is his luck about to run out?

WEDNESDAY The Repair Shop

8PM, BBC1 ★★★★★

Jay Blades and his team tackle a historic portrait, an engagement ring and an ornate chest from Oman. And, in an emotional restoration, they bring back to life a toy donkey that links a twin with the brother she lost aged 21.

Paul O’Grady:

For The Love Of Dogs

8PM, UTV ★★★

This week, Battersea staff are trying to contain an outbreak of parvo virus – a highly infectious and often fatal disease and caught up in it is a shell-shocked old Staffie who was found tied to the gates. On a happier note, Paul helps to train a lively pup.

Location, Location, Location

8PM, CH4 ★★★

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are helping house-hunters in Edinburgh, where one couple find that their £950,000 budget will only buy them a flat in their favoured location – but they want a house with a garden.

First Dates Hotel 9PM, CH4

★★★★

Looking for love in southern Italy this week is Cambridge student Priti, who has her heart set on someone older, rugged and tattooed – enter older, rugged and tattooed Australian entrepreneur Nick. And will two daters named Katie prove a perfect match?

Second Hand For 50 Grand

10PM, CH4 ★★★

Documentary following the staff at Xupes, a company that sources the luxury second-hand goods of our dreams – items costing anything from £2,000 to £200,000. Among the clients is Rebecca, whose Prada bag was stolen and she wants an exact replacement; it’s precious to her not because of the label, but because her late mother gave it to her.

THURSDAY

Bás Beatha 7.30PM, TG4 ★★★

Despite voting in favour of remaining in the EU referendum, Scotland had to leave as part of the UK. This documentary examines how Brexit may impact Scotland from an economic, political and social perspective.

Dragons’ Den

8PM, BBC1 ★★★

The Dragons are entertained by a DJ and dancer pitching a socially distanced nightclub business, and an Irish inventor promoting a muscle massaging device.

Accused Of Murdering Our Son – The Steven Clark Story

9PM, UTV

★★★★

This unflinching documentary, led by ex-detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who helped to expose Jimmy Savile’s sex crimes, follows the harrowing ordeal of an elderly couple, Doris and Charles Clark, who were accused of murdering their son 28 years after his disappearance.

First Dates Ireland

9.30PM, RTé2 ★★★

Peter, 54, from Clare first came to the restaurant two years ago, but failed to find love. Will it be second time lucky? Call centre worker Dylan admits he rarely gets a second date, but hopefully Connor will be the exception.

Other Voices HHH

11PM, RTé2

The second single-artist special of the series features a band who are no strangers to Other Voices and are also established as firm fan favourites –

Elbow. The critically acclaimed group will be performing tracks in Ballina and Dingle.

FRIDAY Food Unwrapped

8PM, CH4 ★★★

Jimmy Doherty is in India this week, on the trail of turmeric – and attends a wedding where guests are showered with the spice. Kate Quilton learns how much milk goes into a bar of chocolate, and Andi Oliver finds out why asparagus has a smelly side effect.

Gardeners’ World

9PM, BBC2 ★★★★

Joe Swift gets some design inspiration from a courtyard garden, and Nick Bailey finds out about an annoying pest spoiling box hedges. Meanwhile, Monty Don is planting chillis.

The Blame Game

10.45PM, BBC1 ★★★

Neil Delamere, Colin Murphy and Joanne McNally are joined by guest panellist Diona Doherty as they look at the headlines, take questions from the virtual audience, and try to work out who is to blame. Tim McGarry is our host.

SATURDAY I Can See Your Voice

7.25PM, BBC1 ★★★★

The show, sort of The Voice meets The Masked Singer, welcomes Ronan Keating as a guest judge this week.

Home Advantage

8.25PM, RTé ONE ★★★★

Jennifer Zamparelli puts questions to contestants who have family members to help from home.

Tupac Shakur:

A Life In Ten Pictures

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9PM, BBC2

Tupac Shakur’s image is known around the world as he was one of hip-hop’s most photographed figures. But could just a handful of photos uncover new truths about someone we think we know?