Top 10 Picks of the Day – Monday 13 July
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Nature
Chris Packham tells the story of how life on Earth has developed over more than four billion years, charting the changed that gave rise to five modern animals
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1972
Game show
Entertainment
Iconic quiz show noted for its famous black leather chair. The contestants face two sets of questions, one on a specialist subject of their choice, the other a general knowledge round.
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2020
Lifestyle
Reality
Nigel Havers presents a programme in which five dealers bid against one another to buy intriguing items brought in by members of the public.
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2000
Nature
Documentary
Behind the scenes at Longleat Safari Park, revealing the work that goes into taking care of the animals. It offers a sanctuary for creatures that need nursing back to health.
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2026
Crime/detective
Drama
Crime drama adapted from GR Halliday's debut novel From the Shadows, with DI Monica Kennedy her new partner DC Connor Crawford hunting a serial killer across the remote Highlands, starring Laura Donnelly and Mark Rowley
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1957
Science and technology
Documentary
Astronomers focus on space-related topics, such as artificial satellites, black holes and neutron stars, and cover what is happening in the night sky at the time each edition is being made.
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How to Trick Your Way Onto the Property Ladder
Documentary
Documentary film-maker Oobah Butler masterminds a range of stunts and tricks designed to help a young couple of first-time buyers in Liverpool get onto the first rung of the property ladder. Along the way, he explores how the UK found itself in this position in the first place - and whether it is legal to hypnotise an estate agent into selling a house for a fiver
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2026
Fantasy
Fantasy drama continuing Targaryen civil war in Westeros, following Rhaenyra and Aegon's battle for the Iron Throne, starring Emma D’Arcy, Matt Smith and Olivia Cooke.
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2026
Documentary
Crime/detective
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The teacher and students of a high school sociology class tackle a mystery that has remained unsolved for decades in a three-part docuseries directed by Stacey Lee, based on a true crime podcast. For a classroom project, teacher Alex Campbell and the students of Elizabethton High School pore over the evidence of the Redhead Murders. The unsolved killings captured headlines from the late 1970s but have largely been forgotten. Students uncover new leads and connect overlooked clues, kickstarting a real-world investigation that brings fresh attention to victims who were nearly forgotten. The teenagers learn the power of giving a voice to others as they work together to solve the case
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Arts and culture
Alev Scott's book investigating the global fertility industry, and the hidden costs for women
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