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SIX HIGHLIGHTS FOR WHAT EVER MOOD YOU’RE IN
If you want powerful drama... CARE
Sunday, 9pm, BBC1
Jimmy McGovern is known for his strong political dramas, and he doesn’t hold back here. It’s a bleak look at the state of the NHS and the care of our elderly as seen through the eyes of Mary (Alison Steadman), a previously fit pensioner whose life is left devastated after a stroke.
Who will care for Mary now?
If you want a music legend... SIR CLIFF RICHARD: 60 YEARS IN PUBLIC AND IN PRIVATE
Monday, 9pm, ITV
To mark 60 years in show business, Cliff looks back at his illustrious career, and opens up about his feelings after the scandal that followed the BBC’s decision to reveal he was being investigated over claims of historic sexual abuse.
If you want a true- life tale... MRS WILSON
Tuesday, 9pm, BBC1
Ruth Wilson has been a compelling presence in this barely believable true-life drama, effortlessly moving between the drama’s 1940s and 1960s settings. In the concluding part, Alison hears a startling revelation about her late husband’s past, and makes a big decision about her future.
If you want big business... THE APPRENTICE
Wednesday, 9pm, BBC1
It’s the episode we’ve all been waiting for as the five remaining candidates have their business plans torn apart by Lord Sugar’s most trusted advisers. And don’t miss The Apprentice: Why I Fired Them on Thursday night at 9pm for a look back at the best highlights from the series so far.
If you want holiday snaps... BILLY CONNOLLY’S ULTIMATE WORLD TOUR
Thursday, 9pm, ITV
For this one-off special, the Big Yin takes us on a tour of his new home, Florida, meeting the locals (including poet Michael Martine, right) and seeing the sights. Along the way he stops off to share memories and clips of the places he has visited during his previous TV trips.
If you want celebrity secrets... THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS KEYHOLE
Friday, 9pm, ITV
Joining host Keith Lemon as he rummages through the homes and lives of more celebrities are talks show host Jonathan Ross, presenter Lorraine Kelly and comedian Jimmy Carr.
This festive special kicks off a new, sixth series of the fun and irreverent revival.