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Marcella | Monday, 9pmAnna Friel stars as the detective drama returns.

Week 7/8: Sat 17th Feb to Fri 23rd Feb 2018

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Weekly highlights


Paddy McGuinness has one last chance to find his 30 single ladies love, but do any of tonight’s lucky lads have what it takes to land a date on the Isle of Fernando’s?

In the series finale, Paddy welcomes bartender Steve from Luton, football fan James from Ipswich, lifeguard Callum from London and George, a rower from Nottingham. Plus, a chance to catch up with last week’s couples to see how their dates went.

Take Me OutSaturday, 6.30pm 17th FebruaryITV

Things are getting tense as the competition reaches the final Blind Audition. Emma Willis presents as the judges have one last chance to add to their teams.

Judges Jennifer Hudson, will.i.am, Sir Tom Jones and Olly Murs hear from more hopefuls, hoping to unearth a star to join their teams as the Blind Auditions come to an end. Which of tonight’s acts will take a step closer to a recording contract?

The Voice UKSaturday, 8pm 17th FebruaryITV

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Master of ceremonies Keith Lemon invades more celebrity homes, offering the all-star panel clues as they try to work out ‘who habitates in a house like this?’

Keith’s long-term friend and Take Me Out host Paddy McGuinness, Corrie actress Catherine Tyldesley and football pundit extraordinaire Chris Kamara make up the panel, trying to guess the identities of the unlucky owners of the homes Keith is in.

Through the KeyholeSaturday, 9.30pm 17th FebruaryITV

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield present the Greatest Show on Ice, as the remaining celebrities try to impress the judges and avoid the dreaded Skate Off.

The famous faces and their professional partners do everything that they can to ensure that judges Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Ashley Banjo and Jason Gardiner send them through to next week, and pop sensation Camila Cabello performs.

Dancing on IceSunday, 6pm 18th FebruaryITV

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Detective Morse looks into a woman’s disappearance, while a hijacked lorry and the arrival of rough-and-ready burglary squad officers cause issues for the team.

Things revolve around the railway as Endeavour looks into the case of a missing woman, and soon sees connections to the unsolved murder of a teen years earlier. Elsewhere, Thursday looks at a lorry hijacking which he thinks has links to a gangster.

EndeavourSunday, 8pm 18th FebruaryITV

Warwick Davis presents another week of his quiz show, in which contestants attempt to fill top 10 lists on a number of subjects in an attempt to win big money.

The celebration of lists continues, as the host invites more teams to showcase their knowledge as they attempt to win a huge cash prize. Do this week’s determined teams have what it takes to go home with a potentially massive amount of money?

TenableMonday-Friday, 3pm 19th-23rd FebruaryITV

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Anna Friel returns as the troubled detective, and it’s not long before her team has another horrifying case to look into as the second series of the drama begins.

Marcella Backland is back doing what she does best as she continues her work in the police force. However, any peace and quiet doesn’t last long, and the grim discovery of the body of a young boy sets her team on the hunt for a child killer.

MarcellaMonday, 9pm 19th FebruaryITV

The series which follows some of Britain’s much-loved, oldest drivers returns to our screens as they are put through their paces in the mature driving assessment.

Drivers, including 102-year-old former Royal Naval Officer John Errol Manners – who likes to drive on the wrong side of the road as he can see oncoming traffic better – and 91-year-old Joan Beech, test whether they still have what it takes to hit the road.

100 Year Old Driving SchoolTuesday, 7.30pm 20th FebruaryITV

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The sitcom set in the sun at the Solana celebrates 10 years on our screens with this look back at some of its finest moments, with contributions from the cast.

Ten years on from our introduction to the Garveys, Madge, The Oracle and the rest of the crew, Angus Deayton narrates a trip down memory lane featuring iconic clips, cast interviews, behind-the-scenes clips and never-before-seen footage.

Benidorm Ten Years on HolidayTuesday, 9pm 20th FebruaryITV

Comedian Jack Whitehall presents the glitzy ceremony live from London’s O2 Arena as a host of stars come together for a celebration of all things musical.

The funnyman hosts as awards are handed out, featuring performances by Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa, Rag’n’Bone Man, Justin Timberlake, Rita Ora, Stormzy and Foo Fighters. The BRIT Awards 2018: Red Carpet and Backstage will be shown on ITV2.

The BRIT Awards 2018Wednesday, 8pm 21st FebruaryITV

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Documentary in which the host looks at the crimes of the sex attacker following the announcement that he’ll be released 10 years after being jailed.

Susannah Reid looks into the chilling tale of John Worboys. Thought to have assaulted more than 100 women, he’s due to be released from prison, and Susannah talks to his victims and those who want to know if he’s really no longer a threat.

John Worboys: The Taxi Cab Rapist with Susannah ReidThursday, 9pm 22nd FebruaryITV

Alan Titchmarsh and his team of helpers come to the aid of another plot in need, transforming a tiny patch in Durham for a widow and her two children.

The host and his horticultural experts head to Durham to create a show-stopping plot for the Hunters. Widow Sam lost her husband months earlier, and Alan hopes to create a stunning garden which she can enjoy with her two boys, Ethan and Josh.

Love Your GardenFriday, 8pm 23rd FebruaryITV

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Ibiza WeekenderSunday, 9pm 18th FebruaryITV2

David has some difficult decisions to make with HR breathing down his neck. Meanwhile, things come to a head between on-off couple Jordan and Chyna.

A surprise guest throws a spanner in the works for Jordan when his girlfriend Amber arrives in the resort. What will it mean for his relationship with Chyna, and might it cost them both their jobs? Elsewhere, David is forced to make a change to the team.

Laura Whitmore presents from the African savannah as the ultimate battle of the sexes – from the makers of Love Island – continues to grow ever more tense.

The contestants go all out to impress in the challenges, desperate to avoid being made to leave the lodge early. However, as the boys and girls get to know each other a little better, will romance trump loyalty in the quest to take home £40,000?

Survival of the FittestSaturday, 9.30pmSunday, 10pmMonday-Friday, 9pm 17th-23rd FebruaryITV2

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The Real Housewives of DallasMonday-Friday, 5pm 19th-23rd FebruaryITVBe

We’re back with the girls in the Texan city as cameras follow the group, including Brandi Redmond, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken and Cary Deuber.

Prepare for a week filled with drama and tension in the Lone Star State, as we follow some of the city’s finest. Never ones to worry too much about what anyone else thinks, the ladies regularly ruffle feathers as they go about their day-to-day lives.

The Real Housewives of Orange CountyMonday, 9pm 19th FebruaryITVBe

There’s never a dull moment for the ladies of the OC – which is again evident this week as Vicki tries to find a balance between her lifestyle and her relationship.

While Vicki struggles to keep both Steve and her life in check, Tamra organises an opportunity for Kelly and Shannon to sit down and talk, Lydia plans a massive bash to celebrate the launch of her magazine, and Megan hosts a Sip-N-See for Aspen.

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DCI BanksMonday, 10pm & 11pm 19th FebruaryITV3

Viewers have another chance to enjoy the detective drama series, starring Stephen Tompkinson, Andrea Lowe and Caroline Catz, from the very beginning.

Determined, tenacious and stubborn are all words to describe DCI Alan Banks. The tense series follows his attempts to unravel a number of puzzling, disturbing murder cases, aided by willing assistants DS Annie Cabbot and DI Helen Morton.

Suranne Jones and Lesley Sharp star as two chalk-and-cheese detectives – one emotionally immature and volatile, the other motherly – as series one is replayed.

Brash DC Rachel Bailey investigates the murder of a pregnant Turkish teenager alongside altogether more mellow DC Janet Scott. Their different styles make them a formidable duo, but can they leave personal issues behind on a quest for justice?

Scott & BaileyTuesday, 10pm & 11pm 20th FebruaryITV3

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ITV Racing: Live from AscotSaturday, 1.30pm 17th FebruaryITV4

Oli Bell, Luke Harvey and Mick Fitzgerald cover a selection of the day’s biggest horse racing meets, featuring thrilling runs at Ascot, Haydock and Wincanton.

All eyes will be on Ascot for the Betfair Ascot Chase, won last year by Cue Card, while the Grand National Trial at Haydock and the Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton will also be ones to watch. Alice Plunkett and Sally Ann Grassick provide reports.

Jill Douglas presents all of the action on the baize at the historic Guild Hall in Preston as 32 of the world’s best players go in search of the prestigious title.

There is snooker galore this week, beginning on Monday with the best-of-seven first-round matches in the competition. The second round gets underway on Wednesday, with the quarter-finals on Thursday, and the semi-finals on Friday.

Snooker: World Grand PrixMonday, 6.45pm Tuesday-Friday, 12.45pm & 6.45pm 19th-23rd FebruaryITV4

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BroadchurchMonday, 9pm & 10pm 19th FebruaryITV Encore

Olivia Colman and David Tennant star as Ellie Miller and Alec Hardy for the final time as the award-winning crime drama reaches its conclusion with a double bill.

As the series nears its end, evidence is unearthed concerning all of the key suspects in the case, and, in the last ever episode, the detective duo uncover the truth about the attack on Trish Winterman, changing the lives of Broadchurch residents forever.

Stephen Graham stars as Detective Superintendent Dave Kelly, searching for the truth about Rhys Jones’ murder and hunting for the evidence to convict his killer.

The tense drama series concludes with a double bill. First, Dave thinks he’s finally found a solid lead, and steps up his pursuit despite a significant setback, then the case reaches court, and everyone involved in the young boy’s death is in the dock.

Little Boy BlueWednesday, 9pm & 10pm 21st FebruaryITV Encore

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Spy SchoolSunday, 8.30am 18th FebruaryCITV

The Spy School cadets are launched into another action-packed adventure, setting out to stop dastardly villain GoldFist and his plot involving the World Wide Web.

The criminal mastermind takes over the world’s internet, plunging Britain into absolute chaos. Agents J and L task the determined recruits with saving the day, but can they race to the London Eye and stop the bad guy before it’s too late?

Dez decides to make a wish on himself using a mirror, but his plan causes dimensions to collide, and for dopplegangers of Dez, Akiko and Puffin to arrive.

Everything seems great with the visitors from another dimension at first, and everyone gets on famously. However, Fireball Cat arrives with a warning that the dimensions will destroy the planet, and they need more mirrors to save the day.

WishfartTuesday, 5pm 20th FebruaryCITV

The Hub Top 10


01 | EndeavourBroadcast - 4th February. Shaun Evans returns as police constable Endeavour Morse, looking to link a series of murders to a Fabergé egg.

02 | Death Row 2018 with Trevor McDonald Broadcast - 1st February. The host returns to Indiana State Prison’s Death Row five years on.

03 | Six Nations Championship Broadcast - 4th February. Another chance to see England’s opening encounter as they travelled to the Stadio Olimpico in Rome to face Italy.

04 | Coronation StreetBroadcast - 7th February. Phelan dismisses Steph’s suspicions, Johnny comes to terms with Carla’s illness, and Yasmeen has cause for concern.

05 | Emmerdale Broadcast - 7th February. Lachlan begins to fear the worst, the Dingles are left feeling deflated, and Cain faces up to a difficult dilemma.

06 | Britain’s Brightest FamilyBroadcast - 7th February. Anne Hegerty asks the questions, pitting the Barker clan from Wales against the Sheth family from London.

07 | Through the KeyholeBroadcast - 3rd February. Keith Lemon pokes around the homes of more stars, with Shane Richie, Rachel Riley and Alex James making up the panel.

08 | What Would Your Kid Do?Broadcast - 6th February. Jason Manford presents the new game show in which parents guess how their children react in amusing situations.

09 | The Voice UKBroadcast - 3rd February. The Blind Auditions continue as Jennifer Hudson, will.i.am, Sir Tom Jones and Olly Murs look for a singing sensation.

10 | Dancing on IceBroadcast - 4th February. Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby present as the Greatest Show on Ice reaches its halfway point, and the pairs look to avoid the Skate Off.

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