Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids
8pm,
Yorkshire shepherd Amanda Owen embarks on a traditional camping trip with her family. After noticing her daughters have begun leaving marks on freshly plastered walls, she packs marshmallows and takes them to Boggle Hole for an old-fashioned camping experience. Meanwhile, as the farmhouse conversion continues to dry, her ex-husband Clive and their son Miles work to tidy the grounds, which currently resemble a construction site.
Agatha Christie’s England
7.50pm, PBS America
This documentary explores the quintessential English settings that inspired Agatha Christie’s writing. It traces the author’s lifelong journey across the country, visiting significant locations such as Torquay, Timperley, and rural Oxfordshire. Family members contribute insights into how these places influenced her work.
Gardeners’ World
9pm, BBC Four
Adam Frost offers summer gardening advice as he develops his new garden space by planting shrubs, constructing a path, and establishing a potted herb garden. Jamie Butterworth provides tips on growing delphiniums, and viewers are treated to a feature on a charming flower garden in Devon.
Celebrity Gogglebox
Charming newcomers Julian Clary and Nigel Havers have become standout commentators on the latest series of Celebrity Gogglebox. Both new and returning participants face the common challenge of finding television content beyond the World Cup and Wimbledon.
TFI Friday Unplugged
11.05pm,
Chris Evans continues his adaptation of the 1990s classic TFI Friday in a format reminiscent of a radio show, transferred from YouTube. The familiar side-on desk setup evokes nostalgia. Following a successful trial run that boosted ’s 11pm ratings, the show has been commissioned for six new episodes.
Iris Prize Best British Shorts
3.45am,
This series of short LGBTQ+-themed films continues with Meat Raffle, a humorous and eccentric story about a closeted father who fears he is inadvertently influencing his son’s sexuality. His unconventional method to assert his masculinity involves rigging the local pub’s Christmas turkey draw.
Film choice
Nosferatu the Vampyre (Werner Herzog, 1979), 12.40am, Talking Pictures TV
Though overshadowed by Robert Eggers’ 2024 film, Herzog’s 1979 homage to FW Murnau’s 1922 silent classic remains one of the most haunting vampire films ever made. Klaus Kinski delivers a portrayal of the undead count imbued with unusual pathos, while Isabelle Adjani plays the victim torn between revulsion and desire. The film’s striking imagery includes scenes featuring 11,000 live rats and mummified corpses from an 1833 cholera epidemic.
Live sport
Formula 1 Racing, British Grand Prix, noon, Sky Sports Main Event – Practice session. The sprint qualifying session begins at 3.35pm.
Live Vitality T20 Blast Cricket, Notts Outlaws vs Lancs Lightning, 6.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event – North Group match.
