FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...

STREAMING

Lenox Hill

Netflix, from June 10

Here’s a shock for you – Netflix is releasing a new documentary series, but it isn’t true crime-related. Instead, it’s a rather timely project that takes viewers inside Lenox Hill Hospital in New York as it follows the professional lives of four of the institution’s doctors – two are brain surgeons, one is an ER specialist and the other is the chief resident in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. Directors Adi Barash and Ruthie Shatz have been given no-holds-barred access to the quartet’s work, and as a result offer an unflinching insight into the difficulties the medics face as they cover every aspect of life, from birth to death, while attempting to juggle the demands of their job with their commitments to their families and friends. FILM

Moana

BBC One, 5.50pm, Saturday

Moana Waialiki (voiced by Auli’i Cravalho) is the daughter of Chief Tui (Temuera Morrison) and has been groomed since birth to lead her people on the island of Motunui. However, Moana’s wise grandmother Tala (Rachel House) fills the girl’s head with wild stories about the demi-god Maui, who stole the heart of the island goddess Te Fiti and lost this precious green stone during a battle with ferocious lava demon Te Ka. The old woman encourages Moana to seek out Maui (Dwayne Johnson) and restore Te Fiti’s missing heart and bring prosperity to the island.

TV

Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer

BBC One, 9.15pm, Saturday

Saturday nights have long been the home of shinyfloor spectaculars such as The Generation Game, Strictly Come Dancing and any number of other comedies, game and talent shows. The likes of Bruce Forsyth, Leslie Crowther and many more TV legends have featured in this slot – and few would ever have imagined that lanky former England footballer Peter Crouch (left) would one day be adding his name to that list. But we’re living in strange times at the moment, so here he is, becoming a variety show host. Maya Jama and Alex Horne and his band The Horne Section will also feature, and together they aim to give the British public a taste of some of the major events they’re being forced to miss this summer, with help from celebrity guests.

SPORT

Euro 96: England v Netherlands

ITV, 3.10pm, Saturday

Archive action from the tournament, with England taking on the Netherlands at Wembley Stadium, knowing a win for either side would see them top Group A. Terry Venables’ side had already drawn 1-1 against Switzerland and beaten Scotland 2-0 courtesy of Alan Shearer and Paul Gascoigne’s goals, and were level on points at the top with the Dutch. However, both teams also went into the contest knowing that defeat could open the door for Scotland to snatch a place in the knockout stages at their expense...

PODCAST

Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4

Bringing you a satirical take on the week’s news with Chain Reaction, Radio 4’s tag-team interview show, to entertain you during the summer. On most platforms.