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Week 32/33: Sat 8th - Friday 14th August 2020

Unsaid Stories Monday-Thursday, 9pm

A series of powerful short films dealing with racism and the Black Lives Matter

movement in the UK.

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Surreal musical antics from season two of the US version of The Masked Singer, featuring a roster of famous competitors in outlandish disguises singing for glory.

Thingamajig, Fox, Tree and Butterfly are all set to perform as judges Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger try to guess their identity. But can they see through the ostentatious disguises on display? Hosted by Nick Cannon.

The Masked Singer US Saturday, 4pm8th AugustITV

Stephen Mulhern presents a new gameshow in which members of the public try to win cash prizes against celebrities on one of the biggest arcade games in the world.

It’s a soap special as Coronation Street stars Jenni McAlpine, Antony Cotton and Sair Khan join Stephen to take on this week’s members of the public. But who will have the skills to win big othe challenging machines, and nab the huge cash prizes on offer?

Rolling In It Saturday, 6.25pm8th AugustITV

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The junior version of The Voice continues as the youngsterss who got through the first round do whatever they can to impress the panel of music industry celebrities.

It’s battle time as newbie Paloma Faith, McFly frontman Danny Jones, pop princess Pixie Lott and Voice veteran Will-i-am go head-to-head with their latest team selections. There are 12 places in the semi-final up for grabs, who will secure them?

The Voice Kids Saturday, 7.25pm8th AugustITV

A documentary series looking back over the history of Coronation Street and charting all the special moments and characters that make it an enduring classic.

Coronation Street was founded on its dominating matriarchs and northern working-class battleaxes. Join us for this special episode celebrating the best of them - including Ena Sharples, Ivy Tilsley, Vera Duckworth, Blanche Hunt and Evelyn Plummer.

Coronation Street: BattleaxesMonday, 8.30pm10th AugustITV

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A series of powerful short films across the week looking at the history behind the Black Lives Matter movement, and why race still has such a huge role our daily lives.

A father tries to explain why he doesn’t want his daughter to attend a protest. Former lovers talk about racism and their relationship. Racial profiling ruins a young couple’s lives. A white mum has a tough conversation with her mixed-race daughter.

Unsaid StoriesMonday-Thursday, 9pm10th-13th AugustITV

Joanna Lumley has travelled the world for ITV, but now she’s revealing the unseen moments of how her travelogues are made, and what she loves about making them.

In the final episode of the series, we find Joanna in Iran exploring the tomb of Cyrus the Great before following the Silk Road through Azerbaijan, Georgia and onto Venice. Then, she’s off to Haiti and Cuba for some unseen adventures in the Caribbean.

Joanna Lumley’s Unseen AdventuresTuesday 9.15pm 11th JuneITV

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Informative consumer programme presented by Ranvir Singh, in which a team of experts help households to eat better for less money, and get healthier on the way.

This week Ranvir and her team of experts have travelled to Manchester to meet up with the Marshall family, helping the young couple adapt to parenthood, as well as to confront how their eating and spending habits have spiralled out of all control.

Eat, Shop, SaveThursday, 7.30pm 13th JuneITV

Journalist Sean Fletcher takes on an epic challenge as he travels the 870-mile long Wales Coast Path. Along the journey he’s discovering some unexpected treasures.

Sean Fletcher’s journey around the 870-mile long Wales Coast Path reaches Pembrokeshire, where he meets a family who have moved to the coast to live off grid and takes part in an archaeological dig to unearth the secrets of St Patrick’s chapel.

Wonders of the Coast PathThursday, 8pm 13th JuneITV

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Go behind the scenes at some of Britain’s most iconic food and drinks factories to discover how they manage to keep the shelves stocked and put food on our tables.

In this episode we learn how traditional Lancashire Eccles Cakes are made with a secret family recipe, discover jam fit for the Queen’s breakfast table at Tiptree, and see how to produce Bombay Sapphire gin infused with a range of exotic botanicals.

Inside Britain’s Food FactoriesThursday, 8.30pm13th JuneITV

For the first time, Captain Sir Tom Moore reveals his life story and all the key events in an amazing century that shaped this humble and witty Yorkshireman.

The film explores the man behind the blazer and hears the NHS fundraiser’s unique brand of wisdom, garnered as an eye-witness to 100 years of British history. It’s a rich story which includes the stirring tale of his experiences during the Second World War.

The Life & Times of Captain TomThursday, 9.15pm13th JuneITV

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Sherlock Holmes Saturday, 8pm8th AugustITV2

Light-hearted, action-packed mystery featuring Robert Downey Jr as the iconic Victorian sleuth and Jude Law as his put-upon sidekick and biographer Dr Watson.

Sherlock Holmes finds the challenge he has been looking for when a plot threatening all of London is uncovered. After a string of brutal and ritualistic murders rocks the capital, Holmes and Watson arrive just in time to save the latest target of the killer.

Comedy following the lives of a group of employees working at Cloud 9, a fictional supermarket in Missouri, as they struggle with the daily grind on the shop floor.

Carol returns from her suspension, causing all kinds of problems for Amy. Amy is caught out by Jonah’s behaviour when joining him for lunch with his family. Dina tries to help Amy keep a huge secret from Jonah, and Glenn starts to annoy Garrett.

Superstore Monday, 8pm & 8.30pm Tuesday, 8pm10th & 11th AugustITV2

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Real Housewives of New YorkTuesday-Friday, 5pm 11th-14th AugustITVBe

Season eleven of the popular reality series following the extravagant lives of a group of New York housewives starts with four episodes of fun, drama and tears.

In the Berkshires, Dorinda organises a trip to a Morgan family mansion. Bethenny tells Dorinda about receiving a sign from Dennis. Tinsley and Luann attend an Al-Anon meeting. Tinsley prepares for her appearance as ringmaster for the Big Apple Circus.

Vanderpump RulesThursday, 9pm & 10pm13th AugustITVBe

Follow the drama at Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurant Sur as The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star juggles her family life and her hectic business for a seventh season.

Lisa Vanderpump finds herself behind schedule on TomTom, the bar she’s soon to be opening with Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz. Later, Stassi plans a surprise party to celebrate Jax and Brittany’s engagement, but can the whole family keep the secret?

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ITV Racing Live: SailsburySunday, 1.30pm9th AugustITV3

Salisbury takes centre stage on ITV Racing for the first time as the Wiltshire track hosts four races including this season’s feature race - the Group 3 Sovereign Stakes.

There’s also a rare visit to Thirsk this week for two competitive handicaps, and the Curragh has Group 1 action for the Phoenix Stakes, the first top level race for the juveniles in 2020. Presented by Ed Chamberlin with analysis from the ITV racing team.

Gentle period drama based on the final novel by Jane Austen, following a spirited young woman who moves to a sleepy fishing village looking for a new adventure.

Charlotte sets out to avoid Sidney, until a serious accident forces them together and to reappraise each other. When Tom brings a new doctor to the town, he and Lady Denham clash, and Clara makes a move in her bid to outplay Sir Edward and Esther.

SanditonSunday, 10pm9th AugustITV3

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ITV Racing: Live from Ascot Saturday, 1.30pm8th AugustITV4

Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani are back at Ascot to present another exciting, competitive day of racing from three different venues from around the UK.

With no Shergar Cup, there are four handicaps at the Berkshire track over a variety of distances. The best action is at Haydock, where the Group 3 Rose of Lancaster Stakes is the feature, and there’s all the action from Newmarket and the Sweet Solera.

Three days of highlights from the Critérium du Dauphiné, as the best stage racers in the world gather to begin their long warm-up ahead of the 2020 Tour de France.

To begin with, It’s a hilly 197 km route, with seven climbs and a summit finish. Then, the riders face the first big mountains of the race with a summit finish on the Col de Porte. Finally, the climbing continues as the race crosses the 2,000m Col de Madeleine.

Cycling: Criterium Du Dauphine Highlights Wednesday-Friday, 7pm12th-14th August ITV4

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Dare Master @ HomeMonday-Friday, 11.40am10th-14th AugustCITV

Teenage presenter Danny Murphy takes on more crazy dares, this time from the comfort of his own home, adding some hilarious fun to the boredom of lockdown.

Whoopie cushions, eggs and paper planes await Dare Master Danny. Then, Danny faces a challenge in slippery balloons covered in custard. There’s also a clothes competition, baked beans and chopsticks, and grim surprises in an egg and spoon race.

Paranormal children’s comedy following the hilarious antics of an unusual Australian family who move to an isolated seaside village in rural Western Ireland.

Frankie decides that time travel could hold the key to uncovering the mystery of the zombie curse, but her invention doesn’t work as planned. Then, Frankie is happy about the arrival of a mega-intelligent couple at the B&B. Are they what they seem?

Drop Dead WeirdSaturday, 8.30 & 8.55am8th AugustCITV

The Hub Top 10


01 | Anne: The Princess Royal at 70 Broadcast - 29th July. As Princess Anne nears 70, she talks about what it’s like to be in the Royal Family, her work, and what the future has in store.

02 | Paul O’Grady for the Love of Dogs: What Happened Next Broadcast - 29th July. Paul catches up with Chester, the most injured dog he’s ever helped, to find out how he’s doing.

03 | Joanna Lumley’s Unseen Adventures Broadcast - 29th July. Joanna Lumley shows us the unseen stories behind her many adventures.

04 | Coronation StreetBroadcast - 29th July. Ed plans to surprise Aggie on their anniversary. Gary sends Bernie on a mission. Elaine agrees to be a witness for Yasmeen.

05 | Emmerdale Broadcast - 29th July. Sarah enacts a plan based on Nicola’s good advice. Andrea is thrilled to achieve a state of bliss. Jamie’s mask finally slips for all to see.

06 | Broadchurch Broadcast - 27th July. After weeks of speculation, the events surrounding Danny’s death are finally revealed, sending shockwaves rippling out around all of Broadchurch.

07 | Long Lost Family Born Without Trace: What Happened Next Broadcast - 27th July. We meet three foundlings to see how things have changed since discovering their pasts.

08 | Birds of a Feather Broadcast - 27th July. Dorien’s book group is coming round to discuss Crime and Punishment. Tracey warns Garth not to lead his brother on the wrong path.

09 | Downton Abbey Broadcast - 26th July. While Tom and Sybbie settle back into life at Downton, the family and servants are surprised by the unexpected return of an old friend.

10 | The Durrells Broadcast - 26th July. The family finally realise how passionate Gerry really is about animals when he turns his bedroom into a Centre for Scientific Learning.

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