Tonight's TV lineup is a thrilling mix of drama, awards, and sports!
The Lady: Brace yourself for a scandalous tale at 9 pm on ITV1. Natalie Dormer portrays Sarah Ferguson in a story inspired by her former dresser, Jane Andrews, who was convicted of murder. Mia McKenna-Bruce shines as Andrews, offering a glimpse into the clash between her working-class background and the royal world, all while battling mental health issues. But here's where it gets controversial—is this a sympathetic portrayal or a sensationalized drama?
Bafta Film Awards 2026: The red carpet rolls out at 7 pm on BBC One. With films like 'One Battle After Another' and 'Hamnet' leading the nominations, the night promises to be a celebration of cinematic excellence. Keep an eye out for the British contenders 'I Swear' and 'The Ballad of Wallis Island'. Alan Cumming hosts, and KPop Demon Hunters are set to deliver a memorable performance. And the question on everyone's mind: who will take home the coveted awards?
Winter Olympics 2026 Closing Ceremony: Say goodbye to the games at 7 pm on BBC Two. From athletes' personal dramas to breathtaking performances, the Winter Olympics has kept us on the edge of our seats. The closing ceremony in Verona will be a spectacular affair, passing the torch to the 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps.
Eurovision Classical Concerts: Lisbon takes center stage at 8 pm on BBC Four. The Gulbenkian Orchestra, led by Aziz Shokakimov, presents a captivating program featuring Ravel's 'La Valse', Debussy's 'La Mer', and Smetana's 'Vltava'. A must-watch for classical music enthusiasts!
Lord of the Flies: The tension escalates at 9 pm on BBC One. In this gripping episode, Simon confides in Ralph, while Jack's faction embraces a disturbing mindset. As a storm looms, the threat of violence intensifies. Will someone become a tragic victim? And who will emerge as the ultimate power?
Secret Genius: Channel 4 at 9 pm showcases the ultimate battle of wits. Alan Carr and Susie Dent guide 12 intellectual powerhouses through a maze of complex challenges. From mathematical puzzles to memory games, the competition is fierce. But will childhood prodigy Ollie live up to expectations?
Film Choice: For a late-night cinematic treat, tune into Talking Pictures TV at 12.35 am for Jean-Luc Godard's iconic 'Breathless'. This 1960 masterpiece embodies the French New Wave, with its innovative editing, handheld cinematography, and captivating performances. It's a must-watch for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of film history.
Live Sport: Football and rugby fans, rejoice! Sky Sports Main Event brings you Nottingham Forest vs. Liverpool at 1 pm, followed by Tottenham vs. Arsenal at 4.25 pm. Women's FA Cup action continues on TNT Sports 1 at 1 pm with Chelsea vs. Man Utd, and Channel 4 covers Liverpool vs. Everton at 4 pm. Rugby enthusiasts can catch France vs. Italy in the Six Nations at 2.20 pm on ITV1, live from Lille. Which teams will rise to victory?
