FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...

of the English Premier League, from the moment a then-unknown Russian businessman called Roman Abramovich took over Chelsea, pumping millions into the club and turning them into genuine title contenders to rival Manchester United and Arsenal. and then-wife Connie Booth were inspired to create Basil as far back as 1970, when the Monty Python group stayed in a Torquay hotel and were mesmerised by the rudeness of the owner. Although the BBC weren’t initially convinced, they gamely persevered, and gave us myriad unforgettable moments – thrashing a car, insanity with Germans and losing a rat, among others. of King Charles III, but we have more choice than ever about how to view it. The BBC, ITV and Sky News are all providing live coverage, and for those who can’t watch it in the morning, there are highlight shows this evening. On BBC1, Kirsty Young is hosting the coverage from a studio in Buckingham Palace, while JJ Chalmers speaks to members of the military as they prepare for one of the largest parades in living history.

MEDICAL DRAMA Malpractice, ITV & STV, 9pm, Sunday

World Productions must have had a flop at some point, but at the moment, it feels as if everything it touches turns to gold. It’s the company behind Line of Duty, Vigil, Karen Pirie and many more; its latest offering, Malpractice, is also winning fans and plaudits. Much of the drama’s success is down to the taut script from Grace Ofori-Attah, who spent 10 years as an NHS doctor, allowing her to add more than a dose of realism and expertise to the story. Niamh Algar is also on top form as Dr Lucinda Edwards, who’s in the firing line this week when the inquest into Edith Owusu’s death begins.