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Week 11/12: Sat 14th - Friday 20th March 2020

Belgravia Sunday, 9pm

Julian Fellowes’ lavish new drama arrives on our screens.

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Weekly highlights


The dynamic duo continue the Happiest 90 Minutes of the Week, featuring celebrity guests, surprises, Ant Vs Dec and the End Of The Show Show.

As the series continues, Stephen Mulhern hosts a very special surprise stunt in a mystery London location, Joanna Lumley is the Star Guest Announcer, the Men In Brown saga continues and Fleur East delivers a Place On The Plane to a lucky viewer.

Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night TakeawaySaturday, 7pm14th MarchITV

The talent series continues as Emma Willis presents the singing competition. The hopefuls will be giving it their all - but do any have what it takes to be a star?

We’ve reached the Knockout stage, and 12 acts sing their hearts out in the hopes of reaching the semi final. The coaches can only pick one act from their teams to progress, so there will be heartache aplenty for those whose journey finishes here.

The Voice UKSaturday, 8.30pm14th MarchITV

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Amrita Acharia, Amanda Redman and Neil Morrissey return for the third series of the India-set medical drama, with a host of new challenges on the horizon.

Ruby - who has been away from the hospital for a long while, staying with her family - returns as her sister is giving birth. However, things take a sinister turn and a life- or-death medical crisis forces Ruby to work out where her loyalties really lie.

The Good Karma HospitalSunday, 8pm15th MarchITV

Julian Fellowes adapts his bestselling novel for the screen, featuring an all-star cast including Tamsin Greig, Philip Glenister, Alice Eve and Tara Fitzgerald.

As the series begins, the Trenchard family have recently ascended to the aristocratic society of London’s Belgravia. However, the skeletons of a decades old love affair are hiding in the wardrobe and are exposed, jeopardising the happiness of many.

BelgraviaSunday, 9pm15th MarchITV

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The second series of the hit drama - starring Katherine Kelly, Ioan Gruffudd and Joanne Froggatt - continues, and Laura’s turmoil shows no signs of cooling.

Laura appeals to a former companion for help after Winnie makes a surprising confession. As ever, things run far from smoothly, and Katy’s volatile nature and some troubling press interest threaten to derail the progress Laura has made so far.

LiarMonday, 9pm16th MarchITV

Alan Titchmarsh and his team of gardening experts return, sharing inspirational ideas as they transform the outdoor spaces of the nation’s most deserving people.

Alan comes to the aid of a group of Thornton Heath senior citizens, turning their urban wasteland into an oasis of swaying grass and pretty flowers. Plus, there are tips for low-maintenance shrubs and creating a water feature from skip material.

Love Your GardenTuesday, 8pm17th MarchITV

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Joanna concludes her adventure across two of the most enigmatic countries in the Caribbean - Cuba and Haiti - exploring hidden gems along the way.

The host heads to Guantanamo, giving the prison a wide berth as she meets a talented singer. She then heads to Haiti, hoping to see the beauty in the western world’s poorest country, visiting the Citadel and experiencing a voodoo ceremony.

Joanna Lumley’s Hidden Caribbean: Havana to HaitiTuesday, 9pm17th MarchITV

Brenda Blethyn and Jimmy Akingbola head the cast of this new six-part sitcom about a cafe owner in a seaside town and an asylum-seeking African doctor.

Prickly Kate is far from happy with refugee Koji, who has been nursing one cup of tea all morning. However, when her nephew discovers Koji is a doctor who can’t work while seeking asylum, they hatch a plan that could help all of them in the long term.

Kate & KojiWednesday, 8pm18th MarchITV

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The light-hearted six-part drama starring Dawn French as Maggie Cole - a self-appointed oracle who exposes secrets within her community - continues.

The fallout of Maggie’s interview continues, and Peter is concerned about the growing online petition calling for his resignation. Elsewhere, money lenders manage to track down Alex, and Maggie has a tense appointment at Kelly’s salon.

The Trouble with Maggie ColeWednesday, 9pm18th MarchITV

Documentary going behind the scenes with railway staff to provide an insight into the situations they face - from flooding to industrial action and irate passengers.

Cameras follow driver Andy, who discusses coming close to disaster on the tracks, and train dispatcher David, who welcomes a new recruit to his team. Plus, there’s chaos at Euston and Birmingham New Street following an evacuation in London.

The Station: Trouble on the TracksThursday, 9pm19th MarchITV

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Ibiza WeekenderSunday, 9pm15th MarchITV2

Join the Ibiza reps for another episode of fun and flirting in the hot Mediterranean sun as they do their best to keep their guests happy, and to have some fun too.

The team, having had considerable ups and downs, are finally drama free, but Callum’s career is on the line and he needs to impress El Jefe, otherwise he’s going home. Plus, it’s El Jefe’s turn for a bit of romance as love comes a-knocking.

The variety show returns, featuring some of the best established and up-and-coming comedians in the UK showing off their stand up routines and sketches.

Each comedian tells a story in front of a live audience, then performs a surreal reconstruction of the material. In this episode, Tom Lucy, Elf Lyons, Dane Baptiste, Lloyd Griffith and many more provide the laughs, of which there are plenty...

The Stand Up Sketch ShowMonday, 10pm16th March ITV2

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The Real Housewives of DallasMonday-Friday, 5pm16th-20th MarchITVBe

Following the lives of Texan socialites LeeAnne Locken, Stephanie Hollman, Brandi Redmond, D’Andra Simmons, Kary Brittingham and Kameron Westcott.

The fourth series of the glamorous show begins. Over the course of the week, LeeAnne is overwhelmed as her big day approaches, D’Andra throws a birthday party and the girls head to Mexico, where there are arguments and fights galore.

Sam & Billie: The Mummy DiariesWednesday, 9pm18th MarchITVBe

TOWIE stars Sam and Billie continue their reality show in which a team of cameras follow their adventures as young mums living life in the media spotlight.

Sam can’t hide her emotions as she visits an orphanage in Moldova. Elsewhere, Greg and Billie think that they’ve found the perfect venue for her big birthday bash, while Sam is introduced to home-schooling as she explores options for little Paul.

Weekly highlights


Doc MartinFriday, 8pm & 9pm20th MarchITV3

Comedy-drama set on the Cornish coastline starring Martin Clunes as the gruff but lovable Doc Martin, a GP in a quiet fishing village full of eccentric characters.

Over the course of two episodes, Louisa suggests she and Martin see a fertility specialist, while Penhale investigates a shooting in the village. Then, Morwenna has to respond to her first emergency, while Caitlin ropes Al into working at the shop.

A chance to catch up with older episodes of one of the nation’s most beloved and long-running soaps as we open up the Corrie back catalogue for a week of classics.

Across the week, Tricia starts working at the Rovers, Sean makes a pass at Liz, Steve is aghast when his credit card is cut off, Vera is disgusted to see Don entertaining Josie, and Norris seeks Derek’s advice when Angela makes a play for him.

Classic Coronation StreetMonday-Friday, 2.50pm & 3.20pm16th-20th MarchITV3

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Cycling: Paris - Nice HighlightsSaturday & Sunday, 7pm14th & 15th MarchITV4

Action from the 78th edition of the French race. Gary Imlach presents coverage across the weekend, with commentary from Ned Boulting and David Millar.

Coverage of the final two stages of the race. Saturday takes the riders from Nice to Valdeblore La Colmiane on a 166.5km mountainous route, while Sunday’s final stage starts and finishes in Nice, outside the city’s football stadium, as a winner is crowned.

Jill Douglas is joined by Stephen Hendry, Alan McManus and Neal Foulds for the final instalment of the trilogy of tournaments that make up the Coral Series.

Neil Robertson claimed victory at the World Grand Prix, before Judd Trump won the Players Championship - but who will grab the glory in this eight-player tournament in Llandudno? There’s a £150,000 prize up for grabs for the winner of the final.

Snooker: Tour Championship LiveTuesday & Wednesday, 12.45pm & 6.45pmThursday & Friday,12.45pm & 6.50pm17th-20th MarchITV4

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RobozumaSaturday, 8.30am14th MarchCITV

Animated sci-fi action following orphaned tech genius Ariston and his homemade robot friend Mangle as they fight to liberate their homeland from evil.

Team Veredus is occupied as the members test their skill, power and strength in a special three-team game. However, while the game is going ahead, Zeve steals and attempts to sell a special weaponised arm built by Sarcio. Will he get away with it?

Four friends discover a tower that conceals an incredible power. Inside, they find they have been granted superpowers, and are now the legendary Gormiti warriors.

Adventures across the week include Dark Lord Voidus finding a new source of power, Torgo trying to impress his mother on Mother’s Day, and Riff rushing into the deepest mines of Gorm to activate the third beacon and take on the Morkogons.

Gormiti 3D: The Herald of Gorm Monday-Friday, 6.55am & 7.10am 16th-20th MarchCITV

The Hub Top 10


01 | Dancing On Ice Broadcast - 8th March. Another chance to see the final of this year’s competition. Who wowed the judges and took home the coveted Dancing On Ice title?

02 | Liar Broadcast - 2nd March. After the discovery of Andrew Earlham’s body, police seek to determine who killed him, and Laura finds herself on a troubling path.

03 | Dr Ranj: On Call Broadcast - 3rd March. Dr Ranj Singh and Kylie Pentelow explain how to spot, treat and deal with common illnesses.

04 | Coronation StreetBroadcast - 6th March. Gary bumps into an old acquaintance. Nina joins Roy on a bat-watching expedition. Craig makes some changes to his life.

05 | Emmerdale Broadcast - 6th March. Will is forced to go back to his old ways. Plus, Vanessa receives a date for her surgery, and Victoria makes a decision for herself and Luke.

06 | Harry Redknapp’s Sandbanks Summer - Broadcast 4th March. Harry invites old jungle mates Rita Simons and Nick Knowles for a polo shootout at the British Beach Polo Championships, held every year on beautiful Sandbanks beach.

07 | The Trouble with Maggie Cole Broadcast - 4th March. Local historian Maggie Cole shares too much detail about the locals in her village when interviewed for a radio show - changing life in the village forever.

08 | St David’s: Britain’s Smallest City Broadcast - 2nd March. It is the hottest summer in decades, creating the busiest tourist season that the locals of St David’s have ever had.

09 | Love Your Garden Broadcast - 3rd March. Alan and his team create an elegant tea-garden for a volunteer known locally as ‘the Cake Lady’.

10 | James Martin’s Saturday Morning Broadcast - 7th March. With Ade Adepitan, Raymond Blanc, Dr Hazel Wallace and Tom Kerridge.

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