Jane Andrews Drama: Penultimate Episode
The penultimate episode of the dramatic series focusing on convicted murderer Jane Andrews, former assistant to Sarah Ferguson, airs tonight. Jane Andrews, portrayed by Mia McKenna-Bruce, was convicted for the murder of her boyfriend Tommy Cressman. In this episode, Jane and Tommy (Ed Speleers) embark on a family holiday with hopes of a wedding proposal. When it becomes evident that a proposal is unlikely, they return to London for a critical conversation that escalates unexpectedly. Hollie Richardson provides insight into this intense episode.
Romance Scams: Protect Yourself
Alexis Conran investigates the deceptive world of romance scams, revealing how scammers exploit individuals’ desires for connection. The program features interviews with victims and experts who offer advice on safeguarding personal information.
“A potential new partner doesn’t need to know the ins and outs of your financial situation.”
Call the Midwife
As the series approaches a finale marked by significant and emotional changes, the team at Nonnatus House continues their district rounds. They are accompanied by junior doctors, including Timothy Turner (Max Macmillan). Additionally, Violet (Annabelle Apsion) takes on midwifery duties, adding to the episode’s depth. Jack Seale comments on the unfolding developments.
Lord of the Flies Finale
Jack Thorne’s adaptation of William Golding’s classic novel concludes tonight. Ralph (Winston Sawyers) emerges as a central figure amid escalating violence. Following a chaotic night, the theft of Piggy’s glasses triggers a confrontation between rival groups of boys stranded on the island. Ellen E Jones reviews the intense finale.
Dr John Watson Returns
After recent dramatic events involving his former partner, Dr John Watson resumes his medical investigations. This week’s case involves a young girl who appears about 10 years old but exhibits adult teeth and a profane vocabulary. The mystery deepens as Watson seeks to uncover the truth. Graeme Virtue reports.
Making of Lord of the Flies
Jack Thorne’s television adaptation of Golding’s novel has received mixed reactions from audiences and critics alike. However, its visual presentation has been widely praised. A behind-the-scenes documentary showcases the cast and crew filming in Malaysia, contending with challenging conditions including insects, heavy rain, and even a twister. HR provides further details.
Film Choice: Fire Will Come
With Óliver Laxe’s new film Sirât now in cinemas, viewers have the opportunity to revisit his earlier work, Fire Will Come. Set in the mountainous region of Galicia, Spain, the film follows Amador (Amador Arias Mon), recently released from prison after an arson conviction. He returns to his home, his mother Benedicta (Benedicta Sánchez), and their three cows. The film offers a contemplative look at rural life’s seasonal rhythms, featuring Amador’s quiet interactions with locals and tending to cattle. The narrative intensifies when a forest fire breaks out, raising questions about Amador’s involvement.
Live Sport
Premier League football features two key matches today: Manchester United versus Crystal Palace at 2pm on Sky Sports Main Event, followed by Arsenal against Chelsea at 4.25pm.
