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WHAT’S HOT TO WATCH TODAY

- MIKE WARD

SO, did you watch the first episode of BBC1’s new drama CAPITAL last week? If not, try to catch up with it on the iPlayer. It’s really good – centred on the residents of a South London street being plagued by menacing anonymous messages – and it’s only going to run for three episodes, so we’re hardly talking high-commitment.

Tonight, in episode two (9pm, BBC1), the campaign against these people of Pepys Road, seemingly triggered by the fact their homes are shooting up in value at a crazy rate, becomes even more threatenin­g, as various small dead animals are posted through their letter boxes, again bearing the cryptic message: “We want what you have.”The residents unite to demand more action from the police, whose only arrest so far has been the irrelevant incarcerat­ion of that poor traffic warden lady, Quentina. (Yes, a drama that actually has me feeling sorry for a traffic warden, who’d have thought it..?)

We also see poorly Petunia passing away, but not before her shifty grandson has whispered some kind of presumably significan­t secret in her ear, plus serial-shagging builder Bogdan making a shocking discovery. CHAS is seriously losing the plot in (7pm, ITV). Last night it was that crazy hallucinat­ion, where a vision of Robert appeared before her with blood pouring from his chest (at the bit where she cried: “Robert, you’re bleeding!”, I really wanted him to reply: “Chas, you’re bleeding mental...”). And tonight? Picking up moments later, she screams and does a runner into the woods, convinced he’s chasing her.

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