Top 10 Picks of the Day – Sunday 6 September
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How the Tudors Lost Their Heads
2026
History
Documentary
Historians Dan Snow and Professor Suzannah Lipscomb investigate the lives and deaths of some of Tudor England's most fascinating figures, including Anne Boleyn, Mary, Queen of Scots, and Perkin Warbeck, who claimed to be one of the famed Princes in the Tower. Dan and Suzie seek clues in spectacular castles and palaces across Britain and Europe, gain rare access to archives, and reveal new evidence that helps expose the truth behind the executions. Were these iconic figures architects of their own downfall or casualties of ruthless political power plays? The series combines cinematic storytelling with cutting-edge research as we reassess some of the Tudor era's most notorious, controversial and misunderstood individuals. If you want to understand the Tudors, get to know who they executed - and why.
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2026
Crime/detective
Drama
Amy and Kirsten investigate a mysterious death in the Arctic, where the location is as dangerous as its inhabitants. They must solve the case to avoid a huge political fallout.
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2025
Crime/detective
Action
Congrats Vicky McClure on your Best Drama Performance win at the NTA's! After explosions rock London the team face a new enemy: professional mercenaries.
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2026
Comedy
Action
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Writer-director duo John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein play the spy game in a fast-paced action comedy set at the height of the Cold War. US Navy pilot Lieutenant Troy 'Assassin' Kelly (Ryan Reynolds) undertakes a top-secret mission that will see him fly over Soviet territory. The assignment is fatally compromised and Troy is stranded behind enemy lines, fearing the worst. Former KGB agent Nikolai Ustinov (Kenneth Branagh) discovers Troy and should hand him over to authorities. Instead, the Soviet with a passion for American culture forges an unlikely alliance with Troy to help the stricken American escape via the nearest US embassy.
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Drama
After killing someone in a hit-and-run, a lawyer and her brother attempt a cover-up. Australian comedy drama, starring Tasma Walton and Hunter Page-Lochard
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2026
Drama
Adventure
15
A murder in the heartland of America has strange cosmic connections in a fantastical mystery based on characters from the Green Lantern comics. Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) is a veteran member of the Green Lanterns, intergalactic peacekeepers blessed with extraordinary powers. He is teamed up with new recruit John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) to investigate a curious case in Nebraska, which could be extraterrestrial in nature. Hal and John must overcome their initial differences to dive into a dark, earth-based conspiracy that creates friction with Rushville's local sheriff, Kerry (Kelly Macdonald).
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Live Super Sunday | Arsenal v Chelsea 06.09
Sport
Arsenal v Chelsea (Kick-off 4.30pm). Coverage of the Premier League match from Emirates Stadium, as the champions take on Xabi Alonso's Blues. These two sides met four times last season with Arsenal picking up three wins and the other game ending in a draw. The first league match ended 1-1 at Stamford Bridge in November before Arsenal claimed a 2-1 victory at this stadium. They also met twice in the League Cup as Arsenal won a two-legged tie 4-2 on aggregate in the semi-finals of the competition
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2006
Drama
History
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Drama based on a true story. On 11 September 2001, four planes are hijacked by terrorists in America. Two destroy the World Trade Center in New York and a third smashes a hole in the Pentagon building in Arlington, Virginia. There are no survivors. Realising that to do nothing will mean almost certain death, passengers on board the fourth plane, United Airlines Flight 93, decide to fight for their lives.
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1984
Drama
A girl gets pregnant by a sailor and finds comfort with a gay friend. Michael Simpsons 1984 adaptation of Shelagh Delaney's play, starring Jane Freeman, Ian Targett, Peter Egan and Tony Armatrading
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Drama
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