Ncuti Gatwa, Thandiwe Newton, and all-star cast confirmed for Michaela Coel's much-anticipated I May Destroy You follow-up
It's a casting line-up to get seriously excited about.
Last year, the TV world lit up with news of Michaela Coel's anticipated return to our screens, with First Day on Earth announced as her comeback to being both a series creator and executive producer, as well as starring in the leading role. Now, things have only gotten more exciting as the casting line-up for the BBC/HBO co-produced series has been unveiled – and boy, is it positively brimming with talent. Joining Coel in the series is multi-award-winning actress Thandiwe Newton as Anya, Maxine Peake (I Swear) as Helen, Halo star Danny Sapani as Ernest and Doctor Who's Ncuti Gatwa as Darren. We're yet to find out how each of these stellar actors slots into the overarching plot of First Day on Earth, with character descriptions still under wraps for now, but one thing's for sure, it's already shaping up to be a must-watch drama. The 10-parter is being made in association with A24, and if their slate of TV dramas is anything to go by – Euphoria, Beef and Dreaming Whilst Black, to name just a few – then we know we're in for a treat. Filming has now kicked off on the series, which is being co-directed by I May Destroy You's Sam Miller. The drama will see Coel lead the cast as British-Ghanaian novelist Henri, who is on a search for inspiration and meaning as she travels to her parent's homeland in Ghana. The newly released description for the series describes Henri as being "on the run – from herself, her life, her partner, and that weird guy at her book talk. When she ends up in Ghana, her ancestral homeland, she finds herself submerged in an altogether different world." It continues: "Amidst new friends, fresh joy, and many different and nuanced relationships, Henri also finds secrets, lies, difficulty and denial - leading her to question everything about herself, her heritage and her family." As mentioned, while we don't know who Newton, Peake, Sapani or Gatwa will be playing just yet, we can hedge a very good guess and say that the performances are set to be first-class. Newton is known for playing a variety of characters over the years but in terms of TV, she's known for her roles in Westworld, ER, Line of Duty and more recently held a guest role in the second season of Wednesday. Gatwa needs little-to-no introduction, having recently graced our screens as the Fifteenth Doctor in Doctor Who before leaving the show last year, a decision which the actor stated that he had to "wrestle" with himself over. He is otherwise known for his roles in Sex Education, as well as movies like Barbie and The Roses. Peake has also been a mainstay on British TV for some time now, having had notable roles in Shameless, Silk, Black Mirror and The Village, having also recently starred in Say Nothing and I Swear. As for Sapani, he has starred in films like Black Panther (and its sequel, Wakanda Forever) but in terms of TV, is known for starring in Penny Dreadful, Harlots, Killing Eve, Halo and The Diplomat. Read more: Vigil season 3 unveils chilly first look at new episodes as new cast members join Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie How to Get to Heaven from Belfast cast on how "shared trauma" unfolds in new mystery series At the time of the show's official announcement last year, the official synopsis read: "British novelist Henri (Michaela Coel) is stuck. Work has dried up, her relationship is going nowhere. So when she's offered a job on a film in Ghana, West Africa – her parents' homeland, where her estranged father lives – she can't resist the chance to reconnect with him and the country of her heritage. "But when she arrives neither the job nor her father turn out the way she expected, and soon Henri has to deal with danger and hypocrisy, form new friendships, lose her illusions, and create a new sense of identity - one that might leave her stronger, but could also break her." On the announcement of the series, Coel said in a statement: "I am delighted to be working with VAL, the BBC and HBO again, and to partner with A24; thanks to all of their combined taste, care and expertise, I feel our show is in great hands. "The process of creating FDOE thus far has been a beautifully intimate experience, and I am excited to embark on the next phase to eventually offer this as another televisual gift for anyone willing to accompany Henri on what will be a wild odyssey!" First Day on Earth will be coming to BBC One and iPlayer. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The Capture season 3: Release date and latest news
Holliday Grainger is returning as Rachel Carey for another techno nightmare.
One of the most captivating thrillers from the past few years, The Capture, aired its most recent season back in 2022, so fans may have given up hope of seeing more from Rachel Carey and her battles with the deepfake technology known as Correction. However, last year it was confirmed that the series would be back for a third run on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, and we're now getting tantalisingly close to seeing the new episodes. Season 3 will pick up a year after the end of season 2, which saw Holliday Grainger's Rachel reveal the existence of Correction to the whole world, via a news broadcast featuring a deepfaked Isaac Turner (Paapa Essiedu). But when will The Capture be back on our screens, who is returning to the cast and what is this latest season about? Read on for everything you need to know about The Capture season 3. Will The Capture return for season 3? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/3.-Holliday-Grainger-as-Rachel-Carey-in-The-Capture-S3-coming-to-BBC-iPlayer-and-BBC-One-this-Spring-a5b79ef.jpg" width="8256" height="5504" alt="Holliday Grainger as Rachel Carey in The Capture, stood looking at the camera with a set of screens behind her." title="3. Holliday Grainger as Rachel Carey in The Capture S3, coming to BBC iPlayer and BBC One this Spring" /> It will! It was confirmed in April 2025, almost three years after season 2 first aired, that a third season was on the way. When season 3 was first announced, creator Ben Chanan said in a statement: "I am delighted to join up with Holliday Grainger, Lia Williams, Ben Miles, Ron Perlman, and all our brilliant cast on The Capture again, and to welcome the fantastic Killian Scott to the fold. "Previous seasons have seen Holliday’s Rachel Carey investigate others as their lives fall apart. Most of all, I am excited that series 3 puts Carey at the heart of the conspiracy." Fans perhaps shouldn't be surprised that it took so long for a third season to be confirmed. Back in 2023, Chanan told Radio Times that he would have to wait a while for the tech world to catch up with his fictional one, as he always wanted to be one step ahead of the present day. Chanan said: "I think that the world of deep fakes and fake news and AI, it keeps developing. I think we went quite far with The Capture in terms of what the hell could happen next, in terms of the sort of fear of what could happen." He continued: "I think we went quite far across the two series, and I almost feel sometimes like I need to take a minute and wait for the news to catch up or for predictions, nightmare predictions of what's next. "Because it's not so much a futuristic thing, it's kind of a what's happening now thing, and so part of me feels like I need to take a break and unfortunately wait to see where the news takes us and where the world takes us and then respond." When will The Capture season 3 be released? We don't have an exact release date for The Capture season 3 just yet, but we do know that the new episodes will arrive in Spring 2026. This means that season 3 will be arriving almost four years after season 2 aired in 2022. Season 2 also took a long time to arrive after season 1 - a full three years in fact. Whether there is a season 4 or not, it certainly seems that this will never be a show that returns annually, and more one that comes around every now and then to give us new nightmares about the world of emerging tech. Who will star in The Capture season 3? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/1.-Holliday-Grainger-and-Paapa-Essiedu-as-Rachel-Carey-and-Isaac-Turner-in-The-Capture-S3-coming-to-BBC-iPlayer-and-BBC-One-this-Spring-29c0910.jpg" width="8256" height="5504" alt="Holliday Grainger and Paapa Essiedu in The Capture season 3." title="1. Holliday Grainger and Paapa Essiedu as Rachel Carey and Isaac Turner in The Capture S3, coming to BBC iPlayer and BBC One this Spring" /> Of course, it wouldn't be The Capture without Holliday Grainger, so she is back as Rachel Carey for this third season. Other returning stars include Ben Miles, Lia Williams and Ron Perlman, as well as Indira Varma, whose character Khadija Khan was introduced in season 2. Perhaps more of a surprise, Paapa Essiedu is back as Isaac Turner for this new run. The first season's male lead, Callum Turner, didn't return for season 2, so it was unclear at one point whether Essiedu would be back. Meanwhile, new stars joining for season 3 include Killian Scott, Joe Dempsie, Hugh Quarshie, Linus Roache, Andrew Buchan and Amanda Drew. Many of their new characters are still under wraps. You can find a full list of the confirmed cast for The Capture season 3 right here: Holliday Grainger as Rachel Carey Paapa Essiedu as Isaac Turner Indira Varma as Khadija Khan Ben Miles as Danny Hart Lia Williams as Gemma Garland Ginny Holder as Nadia Latif Nigel Lindsay as Tom Kendricks Ron Perlman as Frank Napier Tessa Wong as Chloe Tan Daisy Waterstone as Abigail Carey Andy Nyman as Rowan Gill Hugh Quarshie as Cameron Yates Linus Roache as Colonel Figgis Killian Scott as TBC Joe Dempsie as TBC Andrew Buchan as TBC Amanda Drew as TBC What will happen in The Capture season 3? <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2026/01/10.-Ron-Perlman-as-Frank-Napier-in-The-Capture-S3-coming-to-BBC-iPlayer-and-BBC-One-this-Spring-caee0e9.jpg" width="8256" height="5504" alt="Ron Perlman as Frank Napier in The Capture season 3, wearing brown jacket and black shirt." title="10. Ron Perlman as Frank Napier in The Capture S3, coming to BBC iPlayer and BBC One this Spring" /> The second season ended with Rachel achieving the impossible, bringing Correction into the light via Khadija Khan's interview with a deepfake of Isaac Turner MP. It has now been confirmed that season 3 will pick up a year after this moment, with the official synopsis saying: "It’s been 12 months since Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) broadcast a live deepfake of a government minister to the nation, exposing the UK intelligence service’s clandestine video manipulation programme known as Correction. "Amidst an inquiry into the unlawful use of Correction, Carey has become Acting Commander of Counter Terrorism Command, determined to regain the public’s trust in surveillance technology through the new Operation Veritas camera system. "And then it happens: a brutal and exceptionally well-coordinated act of terror aimed right at the heart of the British establishment that leaves behind just one witness. "The more Carey investigates, the deeper she is drawn into an unfolding geopolitical crisis that infects the British political establishment, the security services, and the media. The conspiracy reaches deep into the State, but just who is pulling the strings?Caught in an increasingly violent situation, and with few allies left to trust, what sacrifices will Carey be willing to make?" The Capture season 3 trailer A first-look teaser for The Capture season 3 was released on 1 February, which you can watch right here now. We're sure a full-length trailer will be released in due course, and we will add it in here once it is made available. View oEmbed on the source website The Capture season 3 will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in spring 2026. 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Winter Olympics 2026 skeleton on TV: Channel, schedule, live stream
Your guide to skeleton at the Winter Olympics 2026, including TV coverage and schedule.
Some Winter Olympic events have viewers watching with envy but others, like skeleton, are clearly best left to the athletes. Competitors launch themselves down an ice track on a glorified oven tray, with nothing but a lyrca suit and a helmet for protection, in pursuit of the fastest possible time. It's not for the faint of heart. Beyond the thrills and spills, skeleton is a rare event where Team GB have thrived at past Winter Olympics – winning more medals (three golds, one silver and five bronzes) than any other nation since its introduction. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide, with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment There is hope that success can continue and get the Brits back on track after a difficult start to Milano Cortina 2026, with all eyes on Matt Weston. Whoever comes out on top, it promises to be high-octane action. Fans can tune in via BBC and TNT Sports' coverage. Radio Times brings you our guide to skeleton at the Winter Olympics 2026. When is Winter Olympics 2026 skeleton? Skeleton gets under way at the Winter Olympics on Thursday 12 February, with the first two heats of the men's event. It wraps up on Sunday 15 February with the mixed team event. Team GB skeleton at the Winter Olympics 2026 Matt Weston headed into Milano-Cortina 2026 as one of Team GB's big medal hopes. Weston, the reigning world champion and winner of three back-to-back World Cup crowns, goes into the decisive day of the men's event in first place. There was optimism that Marcus Wyatt could podium as well, having finished second behind Weston at both the World Championships and World Cup, but he is seventh with two heats remaining. Amelia Coltman, Freya Tarbit and Tabitha Stoecker will all be looking to make a splash at their first Winter Olympics. Stoecker won Team GB's first women's World Cup medal in more than a decade earlier this year, Coltman finished fourth in the World Cup standings in 2024/25, while Tarbit has two top 10 finishes in the first four events of the Olympic season. The Brits will be eyeing medals in the mixed team events as well as the individuals. Winter Olympics 2026 skeleton on TV BBC and TNT Sports will each broadcast coverage of the Winter Olympics in 2026. TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action, with TNT Sports 2 showing 24/7 coverage and viewers able to pick between live streams of events. The BBC also boasts TV rights throughout the Games, but is restricted to one live channel, plus one live stream online. The corporation will broadcast over 450 hours of action with BBC One or BBC Two to broadcast the best of the live action each day, with that coverage plus an extra online feed to be made available on BBC iPlayer. Winter Olympics 2026 skeleton schedule All UK time. Subject to change. Medal moments in italics. Thursday 12 February Skeleton: Men's Heat 1 (8:30am) Skeleton: Men's Heat 2 (10:08am) Friday 13 February Skeleton: Women's Heat 1 (3pm) Skeleton: Women's Heat 2 (4:48pm) Skeleton: Men's Heat 3 (6:30pm) Skeleton: Men's Heat 4 (8:05pm) Saturday 14 February Skeleton: Women's Heat 3 (5pm) Skeleton: Women's Heat 4 (6:35pm) Sunday 15 February Skeleton: Mixed Team (5pm) When is Matt Weston sliding next at the Winter Olympics 2026? Matt Weston will be back in action at Milano Cortina 2026 from 6:30pm on Friday 13 February in Men's Heat 3. As the British medal hope is in the lead, he will go last. Weston will go for gold later that evening, with the fourth and final men's heat getting under way at 8:05pm on Friday 13 February. Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
EastEnders' Kat Moon makes a horrifying realisation after Chrissie Watts confrontation in BBC iPlayer release
Warning: Contains spoilers for Thursday's episode of EastEnders, which airs at 7.30pm on BBC One or can be streamed now on BBC iPlayer.
Wherever Chrissie Watts (Tracy-Ann Oberman) goes in EastEnders, trouble will follow. The villain made a spectacular return in today's episode, having been lured back to Walford by Jake Moon (Joel Beckett) in the hope she could provide some answers about Anthony Trueman's (Nicholas Bailey) death. As viewers will recall, she conveniently returned to the area just hours before his demise, and was revealed to be Zoe Slater's (Michelle Ryan) tormenter. With Zoe behind bars for the crime, her mum Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) became convinced that the only reasonable explanation was that Chrissie had framed her. Of course, that isn't the case, and devious Jasmine Fisher (Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness) is the real killer. Jake met up with Chrissie in the park, questioning whether she was a changed woman. The only way they could continue with their relationship would be if she was totally truthful, and he wanted her to admit to Anthony's murder. Chrissie was completely blindsided by the suggestion she was hiding something, and swore blind that she had no idea who Anthony even was - never mind getting rid of him. Add Radio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. Kat remained unconvinced and slammed herself over Chrissie's car bonnet, desperate to have a proper conversation and get the truth. Chrissie turned on the waterworks, pretending to be upset about the accusations and convincing her to move out of the road. However, as she complied, the vehicle sped off into the distance. For a moment it seemed like there was no chance of Zoe being freed, until Chrissie and Jake pulled up at The Queen Vic and ordered a drink at the bar. There was some unfinished business, and she had to plead her case. Kat was mortified to see Chrissie in the living quarters upstairs, and an argument soon ensued. The women poured some glasses of wine and decided to finally have it out. Suddenly, Kat started to realise that the dots weren't joining together. Chrissie said she'd been too focused on the wrong person, and has allowed herself to ignore what was right in front of her eyes. Chrissie explained that she may have a "dark heart", but it's nothing in comparison to Jasmine! The floor fell from beneath Kat's feet as she realised that her granddaughter had manipulated everyone around her. What will Kat do with this information? Read more: 5 EastEnders spoilers next week: Shock arrest made after Anthony Trueman's funeral, as Max Branning professes his feelings EastEnders' Kat Moon and Vicki Fowler make risky move to secure Zoe's freedom in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders reveals Mark Fowler Jr's secret and surprise connection to Walford local in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders airs dark Ravi Gulati scenes amid revenge story in early BBC iPlayer release Visit our dedicated EastEnders page for all the latest news, interviews and spoilers. Add EastEnders to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Soaps coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
What channel is Aston Villa v Newcastle FA Cup match on? TV coverage, live stream and kick-off time
Check out how to watch Aston Villa v Newcastle in the FA Cup, including TV channel, radio coverage and kick-off time.
Premier League pair Aston Villa and Newcastle United face off in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Both must look at Crystal Palace's Wembley triumph last May and feel they could go all the way in the competition this term. Aston Villa, who beat Tottenham 2-1 in the third round, got back to winning ways with a late victory against Brighton in the top flight on Wednesday evening. Watch Aston Villa v Newcastle live on TNT Sports via discovery+ on Amazon Prime Video Newcastle earned a timely victory against Spurs in the Premier League on Tuesday to ease the pressure on Eddie Howe. The FA Cup looks to be the Mags' best chance of a trophy this season and beat Bournemouth on penalties in the last round. RadioTimes has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Aston Villa v Newcastle on TV and online. Read more football features: Best players in the world | Best players of all time | Live football on TV today When is Aston Villa v Newcastle? Aston Villa v Newcastle will take place on Saturday 14 February 2026. Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information. Aston Villa v Newcastle kick-off time Aston Villa v Newcastle will kick off at 5:45pm. What TV channel is Aston Villa v Newcastle on? The game will be shown live on TNT Sports 3. There are multiple ways to get TNT Sports. If you already have BT Broadband, you can add TNT Sports to your existing contract from just £18 per month. You can add the 'Big Sport' package for £40 per month which includes all TNT Sports and 11 Sky Sports channels via a NOW pass. You can also access TNT Sports via discovery+ and stream directly to your smart TV. Check out the latest deals for TNT Sports Fans can also tune in to watch the game for free on BBC One. How to live stream Aston Villa v Newcastle online You can watch the match on TNT Sports via discovery+ Premium monthly pass without signing up to a contract. Regular subscribers can also stream matches on a variety of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets via the discovery+ app. discovery+ is the new streaming home of TNT Sports, showing events including live Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Premiership Rugby, UFC, Boxing and MotoGP. Learn more here: discoveryplus.com You can live stream the online match via BBC iPlayer. The streaming platform is available on a range of devices, from desktop and laptop computers to smartphones and tablets via the app. Is Aston Villa v Newcastle on radio? You can listen to the match on talkSPORT and BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra. BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra is available on DAB radio or you can tune into the station via most TV packages. 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House of Guinness star's new sibling drama series from best-selling author finally gets release date confirmed
The Walsh Sisters will air on BBC One and iPlayer later this month.
The release date has been confirmed for The Walsh Sisters, the new six-part adaptation of Marian Keyes's bestselling novels. While the series aired in Ireland on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player last year, it will finally arrive on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Saturday 21 February 2026. All episodes will be made available that day on iPlayer from 6am, while the first instalment will air at 9:15pm that night on BBC One. The series stars Louisa Harland (Derry Girls), Caroline Menton (All Creatures Great and Small), Stefanie Preissner (Can't Cope, Won’t Cope), Danielle Galligan (House of Guinness) and Máiréad Tyers (My Lady Jane) as sisters Anna, Rachel, Maggie, Claire and Helen, as they navigate the peaks and troughs of their 20s and 30s. View oEmbed on the source website The synopsis for the series says: "This is a sisterhood full of in-jokes, hand-me-down resentments and more than a few old wounds. But their DNA, history and shared love of power ballads keep the Walsh sisters together in the face of heartbreak, grief, addiction and parenthood." As well as starring in the series, Preissner has also adapted the novels, writing four of the episodes while Kefi Chadwick (Rivals) has written the other two. Aidan Quinn (Rematch) and Carrie Crowley (Hope Street) also play central roles in the series, as Daddy and Mammy Walsh. When the series was first announced, Keyes said in a statement: "This is SO exciting!!!! I'm beside myself! I love the scripts; they've really kept the spirit of the books. It's been almost impossible to keep this a secret and it's a great feeling that the news is now out in the world." The Walsh Sisters will arrive on BBC iPlayer at 6am on Saturday 21 February, and will air on BBC One from 9:15pm that night. Add The Walsh Sisters to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Iconic Doctor Who villain returns in "epic" new story – with returning actress back after 10 years
The renegade Time Lady is back in business!
It's officially time to welcome back one of the Doctor's most iconic enemies – as the Rani will return for more adventures as part of Big Finish's Doctor Who audio dramas. First introduced on screen in 1985, and played by Kate O'Mara, and later portrayed by Anita Dobson and Archie Panjabi in the latest season of the show, the renegade Time Lady has already been at the centre of plenty of adventures in the Whoniverse. And it seems they're not stopping any time soon, with actress Siobhan Redmond returning to voice the character for the first time in 10 years for the new Big Finish box set The War Doctor Rises: Fear of the Light. The new stories will see the War Doctor (voiced by Jonathon Carley) forced to make an uneasy alliance with the Rani, while the Daleks (played by returning voice actor Nicholas Briggs) are out to kill them both. The tales will reveal what happened to the Rani during the Time War and in between her on-screen incarnations "in a story that goes deeper into this morally murky character than ever before". Writer Rochana Patel said of the story: “It’s been over 10 years since the Rani’s last Big Finish appearance, so a rematch is long overdue… "Where’s she been? What’s she been doing? As the universe burns, where does the exiled Rani stand in the war between the Time Lords and the Daleks? All these questions will be answered… And, in these dark and terrible days, are the Rani and the War Doctor enemies…? Or something else...? Add Radio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. “For this epic three-part story, I wanted to completely re-examine the Rani as a character, revisit that apathetic scientist that we first encountered in Mark of the Rani, her backstory with the Doctor, and explore what makes her into the woman who re-emerges in Wish World and The Reality War. This is very much the missing piece of the Rani’s story… And, perhaps, the Doctor’s too…” Fans were stunned when it was finally revealed in season 15 episode The Interstellar Song Contest that the returning Mrs Flood, played by Dobson, turned out to be Rani, with Panjabi arriving as another incarnation when the character bi-generated. Previously speaking to Radio Times, Panjabi said she wanted to honour the character's original actress, O'Mara. “I rewatched the episodes and what stood out was this incredible strength and presence,” she said at the time. “She was so unforgettable that I did want the audience to look at the Rani and get a sense of Kate O'Mara’s Rani, just for a split second, while seeing her.” The War Doctor Rises: Fear of the Light is now available to pre-order for £19.99 (download to own) or £29.99 (download to own and collector’s edition CD), exclusively from BigFinish.com. Doctor Who will return to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Christmas. Add Doctor Who to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" class="x_OWAAutoLink" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Sci-fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
What channel is Wrexham v Ipswich Town FA Cup match on? TV coverage, live stream and kick-off time
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Wrexham welcome Championship rivals Ipswich Town to North Wales in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Friday. The Welsh club upset Nottingham Forest at the Racecourse Ground in the last round, beating the Reds on penalties, and have history with the Tractor Boys in this competition. They produced a major upset in the FA Cup in 1995, dumping Ipswich out despite being two divisions lower than them in the pyramid at the time. Watch Wrexham v Ipswich Town live on TNT Sports via discovery+ on Amazon Prime Video Kieran McKenna's side proved too good for League One side Blackpool in the last round and head into their fourth round tie in fine form, having won five of their seven games since the start of the year. Friday's game will be the first of two visits to the Racecourse Ground in eight days for Ipswich, who play their in the Championship next weekend. RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Wrexham v Ipswich Town on TV and online. Read more football features: Best players in the world | Best players of all time | Live football on TV today When is Wrexham v Ipswich Town? Wrexham v Ipswich Town will take place on Friday 13th February 2026. Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information. Wrexham v Ipswich Town kick-off time Wrexham v Ipswich Town will kick off at 7:45pm. What TV channel is Wrexham v Ipswich Town on? The game will be shown live on TNT Sports 5. There are multiple ways to get TNT Sports. If you already have BT Broadband, you can add TNT Sports to your existing contract from just £18 per month. You can add the ‘Big Sport’ package for £40 per month which includes all TNT Sports and 11 Sky Sports channels via a NOW pass. You can also access TNT Sports via discovery+ and stream directly to your smart TV. Check out the latest deals for TNT Sports Fans can tune in to watch the game for free on BBC One Wales. How to live stream Wrexham v Ipswich Town online You can watch the match on TNT Sports via discovery+ Premium monthly pass without signing up to a contract. Regular subscribers can also stream matches on a variety of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets via the discovery+ app. discovery+ is the new streaming home of TNT Sports, showing events including live Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Premiership Rugby, UFC, Boxing and MotoGP. Learn more here: discoveryplus.com You can live stream the online match via BBC iPlayer. The streaming platform is available on a range of devices, from desktop and laptop computers to smartphones and tablets via the app. Is Wrexham v Ipswich Town on radio? You can listen to the match on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra 3. BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra 3 is available on DAB radio or you can tune into the station via most TV packages. 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What channel is Hull City v Chelsea FA Cup match on? TV coverage, live stream and kick-off time
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The fourth round of the FA Cup kicks off on Friday evening, when Hull City host Chelsea at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers are chasing promotion in the Championship after a fine start to the new year and will relish a chance to have a pop at a Premier League club. Hull needed penalties to edge past Blackburn in the last round and will need to raise their game to cause an upset. Watch Hull City v Chelsea live on TNT Sports via discovery+ on Amazon Prime Video Liam Rosenior will want to see a response from his players at the MKM Stadium after they threw away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw with Leeds United in midweek. The FA Cup looks to be Rosenior's best chance of winning a trophy in his first season at the helm and they certainly have the quality in depth to freshen things up – as their 5-1 win over Charlton in the last round proves. RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Hull City v Chelsea on TV and online. Read more football features: Best players in the world | Best players of all time | Live football on TV today When is Hull City v Chelsea? Hull City v Chelsea will take place on Friday 13th February 2026. Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information. Hull City v Chelsea kick-off time Hull City v Chelsea will kick off at 7:45pm. What TV channel is Hull City v Chelsea on? The game will be shown live on TNT Sports 1. There are multiple ways to get TNT Sports. If you already have BT Broadband, you can add TNT Sports to your existing contract from just £18 per month. You can add the ‘Big Sport’ package for £40 per month which includes all TNT Sports and 11 Sky Sports channels via a NOW pass. You can also access TNT Sports via discovery+ and stream directly to your smart TV. Check out the latest deals for TNT Sports Fans can also tune in to watch the game for free on BBC One. How to live stream Hull City v Chelsea online You can watch the match on TNT Sports via discovery+ Premium monthly pass without signing up to a contract. Regular subscribers can also stream matches on a variety of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets via the discovery+ app. discovery+ is the new streaming home of TNT Sports, showing events including live Premier League, UEFA Champions League, Premiership Rugby, UFC, Boxing and MotoGP. Learn more here: discoveryplus.com You can live stream the online match via BBC iPlayer. The streaming platform is available on a range of devices, from desktop and laptop computers to smartphones and tablets via the app. Is Hull City v Chelsea on radio? You can listen to the match on talkSPORT and BBC Radio 5 Live. BBC Radio 5 Live is available on DAB radio, MW 693 kHz, 909 kHz and 990 kHz, or you can tune into the station via most TV packages. 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Vigil season 3 unveils chilly first look at new episodes as new cast members join Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie
The new season takes place at a remote Arctic research station.
Just over two years after the second season of Vigil debuted, a set of first-look images have been unveiled ahead of the BBC drama's return for season 3. The images give us a look at the new setting for season 3, which sees Suranne Jones's DCI Amy Silvs and Rose Leslie's DI Kirsten Longacre investigating the death of a member of a covert British special forces mission at a remote Arctic research station. The images also show us Jones and Leslie back in character, alongside other returning cast members Gary Lewis and Dominic Mafham, who play DS Robertson and Sir Ian Downing, respectively. Additionally, they introduce us to the currently unnamed new characters played by Jeppe Beck Laursen (The Trip), Steven Miller (Dept. Q), Naomi Yang (Under Salt Marsh), Benjamin Wainwright (Belgravia: The Next Chapter), Tornike Gogrichiani (Drops of God) and Danusia Samal (Red Eye). You can find all of the images right here now. View Gallery on the source website The synopsis for season 3, which has once again been made by made by Line of Duty producer World Productions, part of ITV Studios, says: "Amy and Kirsten will need to catch the killer and defuse a potential international confrontation, driven by a land-grab for energy and resources in the changing polar climate, with both their careers and relationship on the line." The season, which has now wrapped filming in Svalbard and Scotland, will also star new additions including Artur Zai Barrera (Lucky), Jordan Duvigneau (The Stolen Girl), Kaisa Hammarlund (Hijack), Adam Fidusiewicz (FBI: International), Eric Godon (In Bruges), Conor Berry (Karen Pirie) and Amy Manson (Rebus). Jason Tobin (A Thousand Blows), Steven Cree (All of You), Killian Coyle (Shetland) Derek Riddell (Industry), Alma Prelec (Fifteen Love) Dawn Sievewright (Undertow) and Shereen Cutkelvin (Summerwater) round out the cast. Creator Tom Edge has returned to write for the new season, with additional episodes in the six-part run being written by Tom Mair and Eve Hedderwick Turner. The series has been directed by Gareth Bryn (The Gathering) and Faye Gilbert (The Bay). While a large part of season 1 took place on board a nuclear-powered submarine, season 2 took place in both Scotland and the fictional middle-eastern country Wudyan. Vigil season 3 will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer later this year. Seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream now on BBC iPlayer. Add Vigil to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Winter Olympics 2026 snowboarding on TV: Channel, schedule, live stream
Your guide to snowboarding at the Winter Olympics 2026, including TV coverage and schedule.
Get ready to see Olympians turn on the style, with snowboarding returning to our screens at Milano-Cortina 2026. It may only have been added to the Winter Olympics in 1998 but the sport has established itself as a staple of the Games and, for many, appointment viewing. The halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air events are all about impressing the judges with huge flight and big tricks, while speed matters beyond all else in the snowboard cross and parallel slalom. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide, with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment Medals on the mountain tend to be a rarity for Team GB but they head into Milano-Cortina 2026 with optimism that several of their snowboarders, including rising star Mia Brookes, could end up on the podium. Fans across the UK will be keen to tune in to get behind the British hopes and just enjoy the show, with the BBC and TNT Sports set to offer extensive coverage. RadioTimes.com brings you our guide to snowboarding at the Winter Olympics 2026. When is Winter Olympics 2026 snowboarding? Snowboarding at the Winter Olympics begins on Wednesday 5th February, with the start of the men's big air event, and concludes on Wednesday 18th February, with the men's slopestyle final. Team GB snowboarding at the Winter Olympics 2026 19-year-old Mia Brookes, a generational snowboarding talent, was one of Team GB's great medal hopes ahead of her Olympic debut. She finished fourth in the big air event but could still win a medal in the slopestyle, where she became the sport's youngest world champion in 2023 and has two Winter X-Games gold medals. Maisie Hill finished 29th in the women's big air at her first Games and will join Brookes in the slopestyle, while fellow debutant Txema Mazet-Brown finished 21st in the men's big air. Charlotte Bankes arrives at her fourth Winter Olympics, aiming to make her mark in the snowboard cross. She'll compete in the women's event and in the team competition alongside Huw Nightingale, who also goes in the men's snowboard cross. Bankes and Nightingale finished 6th in the team event at Beijing 2022 but will be hunting a medal this time, having won the World Championship title and a World Cup gold medal since the last Games. Winter Olympics 2026 snowboarding on TV BBC and TNT Sports will each broadcast coverage of the Winter Olympics in 2026. TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action, with TNT Sports 2 showing 24/7 coverage and viewers able to pick between live streams of events. The BBC also boasts TV rights throughout the Games, but is restricted to one live channel, plus one live stream online. The corporation will broadcast over 450 hours of action with BBC One or BBC Two to broadcast the best of the live action each day, with that coverage plus an extra online feed to be made available on BBC iPlayer. Winter Olympics 2026 snowboarding schedule All UK time. Subject to change. Medal moments in italics. Wednesday 11th February Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Qualification (9:30am) Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Qualification (6:30pm) Thursday 12th February Men's Snowboard Cross Seeding Run 1 (9am) Men's Snowboard Cross Seeding Run 2 (9:55am) Men's Snowboard Cross 1/8 Finals (12:45pm) Men's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals (1:18pm) Men's Snowboard Cross Semifinals (1:39pm) Men's Snowboard Cross Finals (1:56pm) Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Final (6:30pm) Friday 13th February Women's SBX Seeding Run 1 (9am) Women's SBX Seeding Run 2 (9:55am) Women's Snowboard Cross 1/8 Finals (12:30pm) Women's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals (1:03pm) Women's Snowboard Cross Semifinals (1:24pm) Women's Snowboard Cross Finals (1:41pm) Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Final (6:30pm) Sunday 15th February Snowboard: Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals (12:45pm) Snowboard: Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Semifinals (1:15pm) Snowboard: Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Finals (1:35pm) Monday 16th February Snowboard: Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Qualification (9:30am) Snowboard: Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Qualification (1pm) Tuesday 17th February Snowboard: Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final (12pm) Wednesday 18th February Snowboard: Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final (11:30am) Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Industry's Sweetpea finally gets the spotlight – and her complex arc is one of the show's best
Sweetpea is a different character in this season of Industry, but she's all the more captivating.
Add Industry to your watchlist. *This article contains spoilers for Industry season 4 episode 5, Eyes Without a Face.* As soon as Sweetpea Golightly came onto our screens in Industry season 3 as a bright-eyed and bushy-tailed graduate, it marked one of those moments when viewers just knew she'd be around for a long time. Coming into the office early ahead of her team at Pierpoint to film social media videos is one especially brazen move, but she never let her 50,000 online followers go to her head and remained committed to her full-time job, thinking on her feet, moving at a few steps ahead of others and not letting other people's demeaning comments get her down. At least, not too much. "Respectfully, you make it hard to give a f**k," was one particularly cutting – but excellent – line she delivered to Rishi (Sagar Radia) in the season three finale. All season long, she'd been underestimated by those around her and made to endure the diatribe that came from Rishi's mouth in regards to her side-hustle on Siren, an OnlyFans-style app. It would've been far too easy to dismiss her as an excitable Gen Z addition to the cast and thankfully, the show didn't. Instead, it marked her as one of the main players to come out on top in a season that didn't see many winners. So, it's quite the stark contrast to be confronted with the Sweetpea of season four who is markedly different to when we last saw her – but in this fifth episode, the character (and Miriam Petche herself, of course) comes into her own in an unexpected and welcomely nuanced way. While Sweetpea enters this fourth season still armed with a legion of smart quips, loyalty to Harper (Myha'la) and an undeniable work ethic, there also seems to be a metaphorical weight to her that is hard to shake off. We gain clarity on the deeper levels of that as the series takes us to Accra, Ghana, following Sweetpea as she reaches a new level of intent, trying to discover what the hell is going on at Tender. We've already seen how important taking down Whitney's company is to her, but it's in this episode that we come to understand just why that is. She unexpectedly confides in Kwabena (Toheeb Jimoh) about the fact that this is something she's put all her resources into. Before accepting the job with Harper, she'd been interviewing for other roles at different companies but got nowhere. With her nude photos leaked online, she's seen as a risky hire for the industry, it seems. Sweetpea is just focused on letting her work speak for itself and allowing enough time to elapse in the hopes that her pictures will become yesterday's news. As we also come to find out in this episode, Sweetpea suspects that it was Rishi who was the person to leak her photos, something that seems very in-keeping with the kind of man he is. I mean seriously, how bad can that guy get? But you never know how much all of that background noise is impacting Sweetpea until she speaks out. Perhaps our understanding of her as the smart-mouthed grad has impacted our ability to see her as any other human being with emotions, but it's a rare instance that we see those vignettes of vulnerability in a show like Industry. Usually, when we do, it's when these characters are at their lowest and feel as though they have nothing less to lose so they may as well throw us a scrap of emotion to paw over. Sweetpea, in many ways, represents how it feels to navigate a working world that thrives on overconsumption and burnout, deprioritising one's own need for workplace boundaries or space for personal wellbeing to flourish. Asking your colleague if they've seen a picture of your breasts shouldn't be a thought that crosses any employee's mind and while Sweetpea very much revels in how awkward it is for Kwabena to answer that, it's clearly still something she has to consider when meeting any man in the industry she works in. Eerily proving that very point later in the episode is Eric (Ken Leung), looking at Sweetpea's nude photos while wrapped in a bathrobe. As he scrolls upwards, we find out that the forwarded email chain has the derogatory subject line of "City Tart" along with Sweetpea's professional headshot. Industry continues to pull off its stomach-churning snapshot moments and this is certainly one of them. Not only has her colleague seen these pictures, but now the viewer knows that Sweetpea's new employer has too. The low points just keep coming for Sweetpea this episode, though. She's made this long-haul trip all to be ignored by Tender employee Tony Day (Stephen Campbell Moore). The very same man who appears to flirt with her on the phone, switches and issues some sort of veiled threat, which then results in Sweetpea being viciously assaulted in a public bathroom. That scene in particular will leave anyone with chills but in this new way we've come to expect of Sweetpea now, she picks herself up and carries on – potentially broken nose and all. Some viewers may agree or disagree with what happens next with Kwabena but I guess when Industry takes us to a new location, there's always going to be some sort of sexual dalliance in the equation too. I would hope that being equated to Kwabena's problematic porn preference of "premium calcium" would lead any woman to want to leave the conversation, but it seems to be the spark needed for the pair to act on their impulses. I personally think that getting consumed by that dynamic in question loses the wider meaning of what's going on here with Sweetpea and that is that she's a woman who is desperately trying to reclaim her power in any way she can. She's plowing her energy into work, but knowingly sleeping with the same person her boss is only underlines that Sweetpea is out for herself too – and hell, it's about time, seeing as that is literally what Industry (and this season in particular) is all about. Perhaps the most stark part of the episode comes fittingly at the end when Sweetpea, seemingly on a high having finally proven that Tender is fraudulent, returns to London appearing defeated. Her reaction to finding Harper in the lobby of her apartment building is surprising, especially seeing as the pair have always appeared to be pally. Perhaps it's because Harper has just gone through personal trauma of her own — and is clearly in need of a friendly face — that it strikes a defensive chord within me, but similarly, the scene does superbly capture the dichotomy of Gen Z versus millennial attitudes towards work. The generational camp that Sweetpea finds herself in deprioritises work and a constant switch-on culture, placing firmer boundaries on work-life balance and are not as inclined to want to become friends with their colleagues. And while I think Sweetpea has reached that point of needing to underline those employee-boss dynamics – making it plain by asking to be paid for her hard work – she is clearly also just in need of some time to herself. When we finally see her in her apartment, fresh out of the bath and sobbing, it's a side to Sweetpea that we've never been allowed to see. She's remained like an impenetrable forcefield in the short while we've known her and even then, fans have loved her for it. We don't know anything about her personal life, her family or struggles but by giving us an episode dedicated to unearthing a little more of Sweetpea, Industry continues to prove why its character development and knack for finding rising talent really is unparalleled. Petche is already a name to watch but this episode highlights her star power even further and should Industry continue past this season, fans can only hope for more Sweetpea scene-stealing moments – I know I am.
Super League 2026 on TV: Schedule, BBC coverage and live stream
Check out the full Super League 2026 TV schedule including kick-off times, channel details and more.
The new Super League season is here and 2026 promises to be bigger, better, and more explosive than ever. On the 30th anniversary of its launch, the Super League has been expanded to 14 teams – with Bradford Bulls, Toulouse Olympique, and York Knights the new arrivals – while a flurry of signings means the quality should be high and the World Cup in the autumn will provide players with an extra reason to impress. Hull KR are the team to beat after last year's treble. The Robins ended their long trophy drought in style by winning the League Leaders' Shield, the Super League Grand Final, and the Challenge Cup. Watch Super League 2026 live on Sky Sports Willie Peters's side will not be without challengers, with Leeds Rhinos, St Helens, and Wigan Warriors among the teams tipped to compete for silverware. 2025 was a record-breaking year for Super League attendances but the new campaign promises to overshadow it. The good news for fans is that there will be extensive coverage throughout the season. RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about the Super League 2026 TV schedule, channel details and live stream information. Super League 2026 on TV Live coverage of every Super League 2026 match will be broadcast on Sky Sports. Sky Sports can be added to any Sky TV package for just £20 per month for all nine sports channels, or you can pick up the complete sports package plus Netflix for £35 per month. NOW is essentially Sky Sports without a contract. You can buy a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99). All matches shown on Sky Sports+ will also be shown on Super League+. Individual games cost £7.99 (or £9.99 on the day of the game), a monthly pass costs £19.99 and an annual pass costs £129.99. BBC will also show 15 games throughout the course of the season, either on a terrestrial channel or iPlayer, including the knockout rounds. Super League 2026 TV schedule All UK times. Subject to change. Thursday 12th February York Knights v Hull KR (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 13th February Catalans Dragons v Huddersfield Giants (7pm) Sky Sports+ Warrington Wolves v St Helens (8pm) Sky Sports Action / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports+ Leigh Leopards v Leeds Rhinos (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 14th February Hull FC v Bradford Bulls (5:30pm) Sky Sports+ Wakefield Trinity v Toulouse Olympique (8pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 15th February Castleford Tigers v Wigan Warriors (3pm) BBC iPlayer / Sky Sports+ / BBC Sport Website Friday 20th February Bradford Bulls v Catalans Dragons (8pm) Sky Sports Action / Sky Sports+ Hull KR v Warrington Wolves (8pm) Postponed Leeds Rhinos v York Knights (8pm) Sky Sports+ St Helens v Leigh Leopards (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 21st February Toulouse Olympique v Castleford Tigers (7pm) Sky Sports Action / Sky Sports+ Wigan Warriors v Hull FC (8pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 22nd February Huddersfield Giants v Wakefield Trinity (3pm) Sky Sports+ Thursday 26th February Wigan Warriors v Leigh Leopards (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 27th February Castleford Tigers v Huddersfield Giants (8pm) Sky Sports+ Hull FC v York Knights (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 28th February Hull KR v Leeds Rhinos (TBC) Sky Sports+ Warrington Wolves v Wakefield Trinity (5:30pm) Sky Sports+ Catalans Dragons v St Helens (7pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 1st March Bradford Bulls v Toulouse Olympique (3pm) Sky Sports+ Thursday 5th March Wakefield Trinity v Hull FC (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 6th March Leigh Leopards v Catalans Dragons (8pm) Sky Sports+ York Knights v Warrington Wolves (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 7th March St Helens v Bradford Bulls (5:30pm) Sky Sports+ Toulouse Olympique v Wigan Warriors (6pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 8th March Huddersfield Giants v Hull KR (3pm) Sky Sports+ Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers (3pm) Sky Sports+ Thursday 19th March Wigan Warriors v York Knights (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 20th March Toulouse Olympique v St Helens (7pm) Sky Sports+ Bradford Bulls v Huddersfield Giants (8pm) Sky Sports+ Wakefield Trinity v Leigh Leopards (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 21st March Warrington Wolves v Castleford Tigers (3pm) Sky Sports+ Catalans Dragons v Hull KR (6:30pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 22nd March Hull FC v Leeds Rhinos (3pm) Sky Sports+ Thursday 26th March Castleford Tigers v Bradford Bulls (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 27th March Hull KR v St Helens (8pm) Sky Sports+ York Knights v Wakefield Trinity (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 28th March Wigan Warriors v Huddersfield Giants (3pm) Sky Sports+ Leigh Leopards v Toulouse Olympique (5:30pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 29th March Hull FC v Catalans Dragons (3pm) Sky Sports+ Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves (5:30pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 3rd April Hull KR v Hull FC (12:30pm) Sky Sports+ St Helens v Wigan Warriors (3pm) Sky Sports+ Bradford Bulls v Leeds Rhinos (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 4th April Huddersfield Giants v York Knights (3pm) Sky Sports+ Warrington Wolves v Leigh Leopards (3pm) Sky Sports+ Catalans Dragons v Toulouse Olympique (7pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 5th April Castleford Tigers v Wakefield Trinity (3pm) Sky Sports+ Thursday 16th April Hull FC v St Helens (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 17th April Toulouse Olympique v Hull KR (7pm) Sky Sports+ Huddersfield Giants v Leeds Rhinos (8pm) Sky Sports+ York Knights v Leigh Leopards (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 18th April Wakefield Trinity v Bradford Bulls (3pm) Sky Sports+ Catalans Dragons v Warrington Wolves (7pm) Sky Sports+ Sunday 19th April Wigan Warriors v Castleford Tigers (3pm) Sky Sports+ Thursday 23rd April Leigh Leopards v Huddersfield Giants (8pm) Sky Sports+ York Knights v Toulouse Olympique (8pm) Sky Sports+ Friday 24th April Castleford Tigers v Hull FC (8pm) Sky Sports+ Leeds Rhinos v Catalans Dragons (8pm) Sky Sports+ Warrington Wolves v Wigan Warriors (8pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 25th April Bradford Bulls v Hull KR (3pm) Sky Sports+ St Helens v Wakefield Trinity (5:30pm) Sky Sports+ Saturday 4th July - Magic Weekend Huddersfield Giants v York Knights (TBC) Sky Sports TBC Hull KR v Hull FC (TBC) Sky Sports TBC Leigh Leopards v Warrington Wolves (TBC) Sky Sports TBC Sunday 5th July - Magic Weekend Wakefield Trinity v Castleford Tigers (TBC) Sky Sports TBC Leeds Rhinos v Bradford Bulls (TBC) Sky Sports TBC Wigan Warriors v St Helens (TBC) Sky Sports TBC Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. 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EastEnders confirms "tense showdown" between Chrissie Watts, Kat and Jake Moon tomorrow amid murder plot
After a brief stint at Christmas, Chrissie is back in Albert Square.
Chrissie Watts (Tracy-Ann Oberman) is making her way back to Walford earlier than expected, with the EastEnders villain falling for Jake Moon's (Joel Beckett) trap in tomorrow's episode. We last saw Chrissie on Christmas Day, when it was revealed that she was the mastermind behind Zoe Slater's (Michelle Ryan) torment. She'd had a chance run-in with Jasmine Fisher (Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness) at a hospital, and discovered she was Zoe's estranged daughter. Seeking revenge following husband Den's (Leslie Grantham) death – and noticing that Jasmine wasn't best pleased about her adoption – the two worked together to make her feel terrified in her own home. Messages were sprayed against walls in fake blood, vicious reviews for The Queen Vic were posted online, and Zoe's bedroom at the Branning household was torched. As Chrissie walked off into the night, a dead body was found upstairs in the pub – Anthony Trueman (Nicholas Bailey), Jasmine's father. AddRadio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. Zoe was the last person to see him alive (or so it seemed), and she decided to hand herself into the police. Since then, Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) has become adamant that Chrissie framed her daughter, unaware that the real murderer was Jasmine. Earlier this week, Jake paid a visit to Zoe in prison to find out the truth about the Chrissie ordeal. He explained that they had separated as a result of her plan, and was in disbelief over how far it escalated. Kat knew that he was likely the only person who could help Zoe, and coaxed him back to Albert Square in a bid to get him to contact Chrissie. Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) urged him to do the right thing for his family, and in tomorrow's episode, we'll see the clan eagerly await her arrival under false pretences. The BBC soap has today confirmed that she will indeed fall for the trap, and won't be best pleased when she sees Kat again - with a tense showdown ensuing. But will the trio be able to discover who really killed Anthony? Read more: 5 EastEnders spoilers next week: Shock arrest made after Anthony Trueman's funeral, as Max Branning professes his feelings EastEnders' Kat Moon and Vicki Fowler make risky move to secure Zoe's freedom in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders reveals Mark Fowler Jr's secret and surprise connection to Walford local in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders airs dark Ravi Gulati scenes amid revenge story in early BBC iPlayer release Visit our dedicated EastEnders page for all the latest news, interviews and spoilers. Add EastEnders to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Soaps coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
What happened to Danny Moon in EastEnders? Jake's killer lie continues in early BBC iPlayer release
Warning: Contains spoilers for Wednesday's episode of EastEnders, which airs at 7.30pm on BBC One or can be streamed now on BBC iPlayer.
A hefty secret that has been kept for almost two decades could be on the brink of exposure in EastEnders. Following Jake Moon's (Joel Beckett) return to the soap earlier this week, questions have been asked about the fate of his brother Danny (Jake Maskall), who was an Albert Square resident between 2004 and 2006. Alfie (Shane Richie) was thrilled to see his cousin again, after he agreed to try and help Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) free her daughter Zoe Slater (Michelle Ryan) from prison. The family are convinced that Jake's ex-girlfriend Chrissie Watts (Tracy-Ann Oberman) framed her for the murder of Anthony Trueman (Nicholas Bailey), unaware that it was actually Zoe's estranged daughter Jasmine Fisher (Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness) who dealt the fatal blow. The last time Alfie and Jake came face-to-face was 2006. Gangster Johnny Allen's (Billy Murray) final words seemed to imply that he wanted Jake dead, when he was actually taking about daughter Ruby's (Louisa Lytton) then-boyfriend Sean Slater (Robert Kazinsky). As he prepared to leave Walford, one of Johnny's henchmen approached him - and until a brief appearance in 2024, we were led to believe he'd perished. Amid their catch-up, Jake explained that he hadn't been in touch as he feared one of Johnny's contacts catching up with him, and Alfie questioned whether they could reach out to Danny and have a proper reunion. Jake quickly brushed off the idea, saying he hadn't heard from his brother in years. But as long-term viewers will know, this is far from the truth. AddRadio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. How did Danny Moon die in EastEnders? Jake wasn't the only one mixed up with Johnny Allen. In 2005, Danny followed the criminal's orders to kill Dennis Rickman (Nigel Harman), and a few months later, he was given instruction to get rid of Phil and Grant Mitchell (Steve McFadden and Ross Kemp). Danny went to shoot Grant, though fell to the ground instead. Little did they realise, Jake had followed his brother to some woodland and attempted to intervene. He intended to shoot Danny in either the leg or arm to help the Mitchells escape, but misfired and killed him. Jake has been keeping this almighty secret ever since. Having caught up with Phil in today's episode, Jake was urged to do the right thing and lure Chrissie to Walford so that Kat and Alfie could get some answers. But will he divulge what happened to Danny? Read more: EastEnders confirms surprising new AI storyline for grieving Walford icon 5 EastEnders spoilers next week: Shock arrest made after Anthony Trueman's funeral, as Max Branning professes his feelings EastEnders' Kat Moon and Vicki Fowler make risky move to secure Zoe's freedom in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders reveals Mark Fowler Jr's secret and surprise connection to Walford local in BBC iPlayer release Visit our dedicated EastEnders page for all the latest news, interviews and spoilers. Add EastEnders to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Soaps coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Winter Olympics 2026 highlights: Is there a BBC daily highlights show?
Your guide to Winter Olympics 2026 highlights to stay up to date with action in Milano Cortina.
The Winter Olympics has hit its stride with medal finals and drama filling up the schedule each day from Milano Cortina. Viewers in the UK have been revelling in the Euro-friendly timezone coverage and the first winter Games to appeal to British body clocks since 2006. However, with so much action playing out across two major sites, it's hard to stay on top of everything. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment Highlights have taken a different form in 2026 with a regular show dropped from the free-to-air slate. RadioTimes.com brings you all the details on how to watch highlights of the Winter Olympics 2026. Read more: Winter Olympics on today | Winter Olympics TV coverage | Winter Olympics on BBC | Winter Olympics radio coverage | Full list of Winter Olympics sports | Winter Olympics presenters Winter Olympics 2026 highlights on BBC There is no dedicated BBC highlights show in 2026 with the popular Today at the Games format dropped for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Instead, the BBC has been showing snippets of the best action from the day during the evening coverage with Clare Balding, depending on which live events run into the night. Of course, most outdoor events require daylight, meaning there can be a lack of action in the evenings outside of events such as curling, ice hockey and figure skating. This offers an opportunity for the BBC to be flexible in showing live coverage of those events, or running through the day's highlights. The BBC website also boasts plenty of clips from the biggest events for you to scroll through at your leisure. Winter Olympics 2026 highlights on TNT Sports and discovery+ TNT Sports boast a regular, daily highlights show, Ciao Cortina, at 10:30pm each night. The show contains half an hour of highlights and discussion of the biggest storylines. Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Winter Olympics 2026 today: Our expert picks and gold medal finals – Wednesday 11th February
Your guide to all the action live from Milano Cortina 2026 today – with handpicked highlights from our experts and Winter Olympic gold medallists.
The Winter Olympics continues with a bunch of Brits in action today and Milano Cortina. One day after failing to land a medal in the curling mixed doubles, Bruce Mouat must dust himself down and go again in the men's team event. Elsewhere, Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson compete in the ice dance today – one of the most hotly-anticipated events featuring Team GB stars. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment We have spoken to some of the big names from BBC and TNT Sports coverage, including former Olympians and gold medal winners, to pick through their highlighted events. Check back each day for up-to-date selections from our range of stars. RadioTimes.com brings you our pick of the action from the Winter Olympics today, including TV details, timings and expert analysis from some of the biggest names in the business. Read more: Winter Olympics TV coverage | Winter Olympics on BBC | Winter Olympics radio coverage | Full list of Winter Olympics sports | Winter Olympics presenters Winter Olympics on today – Expert picks for Wednesday 11th February Curling: Men’s Round Robin From 6:05pm on BBC Two, TNT Sports 4 and 7 Vicky Wright says… The Team GB boys have a great chance and their opening match is against China. The Chinese may only be qualifiers, but every team is a tricky opponent at the Olympics, especially on the men’s side. But our guys are on a roll. They work so well together and have been at the top for six years. Retaining the same line-up for so long is a real strength, and being in the habit of winning doesn’t hurt. Figure Skating: Ice Dance Free Dance From 6:30pm on BBC Two and TNT Sports 2 Robin Cousins says… Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson have been playing catch-up over the past few years, but they’ve been on European and World podiums and have a great relationship with each other and the audience. The ISU set 90s music as the theme for the rhythm dance so Lilah and Lewis have gone with the Spice Girls. Their main competition, beyond Olympic champion Guillaume Cizeron and his new partner? The Italians are in their home town… Luge: Men’s and Women’s Doubles From 4:00pm on BBC One, TNT Sports 2 and 8 Amy Williams says… The luge sled is lighter than those used for bob or skeleton events: there’s greater speed and greater control, so if it goes wrong, it can go really wrong. In doubles, you travel even faster because of the extra weight. Four years ago, the Germans swept all the luge golds — they have four tracks, the technology, the equipment… It would be safe to say they will do very well once again. Gold medal finals today Alpine Skiing: Men’s Super-G – 10:30am Biathlon: Women’s 15km Individual – 1:15pm Figure Skating: Ice Dance Free Dance – 6:30pm Freestyle Skiing: Women’s Moguls – 1:15pm Luge: Women’s Doubles – 4:51pm; Men’s Doubles – 5:51pm Nordic Combined: Individual Normal Hill and 10km – 9am Speed Skating: Men’s 1,000m – 5:30pm Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Winter Olympics 2026 skiing on TV: Channel, schedule, live stream
Your guide to skiing at the Winter Olympics 2026, including TV coverage and schedule.
Skiing is synonymous with the Winter Olympics and has already delivered some unforgettable moments at Milan-Cortina 2026. Lindsey Vonn's heartbreaking injury, Austria's shock gold in the Women's Combined Slalom, and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo's third consecutive title in the Cross-Country Skiing Men's Sprint Classic will all stay in the memory for different reasons – and the good news is that there is plenty more to come. Whether it's the pace and power of the alpine events, the flair of the freestyle, the resolve of the cross-country, biathlon and Nordic combined, or the pure majesty of the ski jumping, it is impossible not to marvel at what the competitors can do on the mountain. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide, with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment A new sport has joined the Winter Olympic ranks, with ski mountaineering – which sees athletes race up and down the course – introduced for this year's Games. Fans across the UK will be keen to tune in to see how our home hopes get on and just enjoy the show, with the BBC and TNT Sports set to offer extensive coverage. RadioTimes.com brings you our guide to skiing at the Winter Olympics 2026. When is Winter Olympics 2026 skiing? Skiing at the Winter Olympics begins on Friday 7th February and will run all the way through to Sunday 22nd February, the final day of the Games. Team GB skiing at the Winter Olympics 2026 A total of 17 athletes will be pulling on a Union Jack-emblazoned snow suit and competing in skiing events at this year's Winter Olympics. Team GB have never won an alpine skiing medal and will need to defy the odds to change that at Milano-Cortina 2026. The evergreen Dave Ryding heads into his fifth Games, joined by compatriots Billy Major and Laurie Taylor in the slalom. The same is true for biathlon, where Shawna Pendry and Jacques Jefferies are the British representatives, and cross-country, which will feature a four-strong team of James Clugnet, Andrew Musgrave, Joe Davies, and Anna Pryce. However, ambitions are high for Team GB in the freestyle events. Kirsty Muir will be eyeing medals in both the big air and slopestyle events, while Zoe Atkin arrives in Italy as halfpipe world champion. There is optimism about what could be achieved by the rest of the freestyle team – Chris McCormick (Slopestyle), Gus Kenworthy (Slopestyle), Liam Richards (Halfpipe), Ollie Davies (Ski cross), Makayla Gerken Schofield (Moguls), and Mateo Jeannesson (Moguls) – as well. Team GB are not competing in the ski jumping, Nordic combined or ski mountaineering. Winter Olympics 2026 skiing on TV BBC and TNT Sports will each broadcast coverage of the Winter Olympics in 2026. TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action, with TNT Sports 2 showing 24/7 coverage and viewers able to pick between live streams of events. The BBC also boasts TV rights throughout the Games, but is restricted to one live channel, plus one live stream online. The corporation will broadcast over 450 hours of action with BBC One or BBC Two to broadcast the best of the live action each day, with that coverage plus an extra online feed to be made available on BBC iPlayer. Winter Olympics 2026 skiing schedule All UK time. Subject to change. Medal moments in italics. Wednesday 11th February Nordic Combined: Ind. Gund. NH/10km, SJP Trial Round (8:10am) Nordic Combined: Ind. Gund. NH/10km, SJP Comp. Round (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Moguls Qualification 2 (10am) Alpine Skiing: Men's Super-G (10:30am) Nordic Combined: Ind. Gund. NH/10km, Cross-Country (12:45pm) Biathlon: Women's 15km Individual (1:15pm) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Moguls Finals (1:15pm) Thursday 12th February Freestyle Skiing: Men's Moguls Qualification 2 (9am) Alpine Skiing: Women's Super-G (10:30am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Moguls Finals (11:15am) Cross-Country Skiing: Women's 10km Interval Start Free (12pm) Friday 13th February Cross-Country Skiing: Men's 10km Interval Start Free (10:45am) Biathlon: Men's 10km Sprint (1pm) Saturday 14th February Alpine Skiing: Men's Giant Slalom Run 1 (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Dual Moguls 1/16 Finals (9:30am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Dual Moguls 1/8 Finals (10am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Dual Moguls Quarterfinals (10:20am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Dual Moguls Semifinals (10:35am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Dual Moguls Finals (10:46am) Cross-Country Skiing: Women's 4 x 7.5km Relay (11am) Alpine Skiing: Men's Giant Slalom Run 2 (12:30pm) Biathlon: Women's 7.5km Sprint (1:45pm) Ski Jumping: Men's LH Individual - Trial Round (4:30pm) Ski Jumping: Men's LH Individual - 1st Round (5:45pm) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Freeski Big Air Qualification (6:30pm) Ski Jumping: Men's LH Individual - Final Round (6:57pm) Sunday 15th February Alpine Skiing: Women's Giant Slalom Run 1 (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Dual Moguls 1/16 Finals (9:30am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Dual Moguls 1/8 Finals (10am) Biathlon: Men's 12.5km Pursuit (10:15am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Dual Moguls Quarterfinals (10:20am) Ski Jumping: Men's LH - Official Training 3 (10:30am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Dual Moguls Semifinals (10:35am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Dual Moguls Finals (10:46am) Cross-Country Skiing: Men's 4 x 7.5km Relay (11am) Alpine Skiing: Women's Giant Slalom Run 2 (12:30pm) Biathlon: Women's 10km Pursuit (1:45pm) Ski Jumping: Women's LH Individual - Trial Round (4:35pm) Ski Jumping: Women's LH Individual - 1st Round (5:45pm) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Freeski Big Air Qualification (6:30pm) Ski Jumping: Women's LH Individual - Final Round (6:57pm) Monday 16th February Alpine Skiing: Men's Slalom Run 1 (9am) Alpine Skiing: Men's Slalom Run 2 (12:30pm) Ski Jumping: Men's Super Team - Trial Round (5pm) Ski Jumping: Men's Super Team - 1st Round (6pm) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Freeski Big Air Final (6:30pm) Ski Jumping: Men's Super Team - 2nd Round (6:43pm) Ski Jumping: Men's Super Team - Final Round (7:20pm) Tuesday 17th February Nordic Combined: Ind. Gund. LH/10km, SJP Trial Round (8:10am) Nordic Combined: Ind. Gund. LH/10km, SJP Comp. Round (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Aerials Qualifications (9:45am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Aerials Qualifications (12:30pm) Nordic Combined: Ind. Gund. LH/10km, Cross-Country (12:45pm) Biathlon: Men's 4 x 7.5km Relay (1:30pm) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Freeski Big Air Final (6:30pm) Wednesday 18th February Cross-Country Skiing: Women's Team Sprint Free Qualification (8:45am) Alpine Skiing: Women's Slalom Run 1 (9am) Cross-Country Skiing: Men's Team Sprint Free Qualification (9:15am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Aerials Finals (10:30am) Cross-Country Skiing: Women's Team Sprint Free Final (10:45am) Cross-Country Skiing: Men's Team Sprint Free Final (11:15am) Alpine Skiing: Women's Slalom Run 2 (12:30pm) Biathlon: Women's 4 x 6km Relay (1:45pm) Thursday 19th February Nordic Combined: Team Sprint, SJP Trial Round (8:10am) Ski Mountaineering: Women's Sprint Heats (8:50am) Nordic Combined: Team Sprint, SJP Competition Round (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Freeski Halfpipe Qualification (9:30am) Ski Mountaineering: Men's Sprint Heats (9:30am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Aerials Finals (10:30am) Ski Mountaineering: Women's Sprint Semifinals (11:55am) Ski Mountaineering: Men's Sprint Semifinals (12:25pm) Ski Mountaineering: Women's Sprint Final (12:55pm) Nordic Combined: Team Sprint, Cross-Country (1pm) Ski Mountaineering: Men's Sprint Final (1:15pm) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Freeski Halfpipe Qualification (6:30pm) Friday 20th February Freestyle Skiing: Women's Ski Cross Seeding (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Ski Cross 1/8 Finals (11am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Ski Cross Quarterfinals (11:35am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Ski Cross Semifinals (11:54am) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Ski Cross Finals (12:10pm) Biathlon: Men's 15km Mass Start (1:15pm) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Freeski Halfpipe Final (6:30pm) Saturday 21st February Freestyle Skiing: Men's Ski Cross Seeding (9am) Freestyle Skiing: Mixed Team Aerials Finals (9:45am) Cross-Country Skiing: Men's 50km Mass Start Classic (10am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Ski Cross 1/8 Finals (11am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Ski Cross Quarterfinals (11:35am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Ski Cross Semifinals (11:54am) Freestyle Skiing: Men's Ski Cross Finals (12:10pm) Ski Mountaineering: Mixed Relay (12:30pm) Biathlon: Women's 12.5km Mass Start (1:15pm) Freestyle Skiing: Women's Freeski Halfpipe Final (6:30pm) Sunday 22nd February Cross-Country Skiing: Women's 50km Mass Start Classic (9am) Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. 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Winter Olympics 2026 curling on TV: Channel, schedule, live stream
Your guide to curling at the Winter Olympics 2026, including TV coverage and schedule.
Team GB will look to put early curling heartbreak behind them as they head into the men's and women's tournaments at the Winter Olympics. It doesn't have the thrills and spills of many of the more animated events, but there is something almost mesmerising about the duel of strategy and skill that plays out on the ice – and that's why it always proves popular with fans back home. Ultimately, it's about outscoring your opponent by sliding granite stones closer to the target, the 'button' at the centre of the other end of the sheet of ice, across 10 rounds. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide, with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds looked nailed on for a medal in the early stages of the mixed doubles but fell away, suffering frustrating defeats in the semi-final and bronze medal match to leave them with a fourth-place finish – the same result as at Beijing 2022. Both will have a chance for redemption at Milano-Cortina 2026 and are among Team GB's great remaining medal hopes. RadioTimes.com brings you our guide to curling at the Winter Olympics 2026. When is Winter Olympics 2026 curling? Curling at the Winter Olympics runs across every day of the Games, the only sport to do so. It starts with the mixed doubles event, which begins Wednesday 4th February and concludes on Tuesday 11th February. The men's tournament starts on Wednesday 11th February and finishes on Saturday 21st February. The women's tournament gets going on Thursday 12th February and runs until Sunday 22nd February. Team GB curling at the Winter Olympics 2026 Team GB arrived in Italy ready to mount a challenge for medals in all three curling events at Milano Cortina 2026 – the mixed doubles, men's, and women's tournaments. Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds suffered an all-too-familiar heartbreak with a fourth-place finish in the mixed pairs, which is the same result as four years ago. Mouat will skipper in the men's tournament, with Team GB looking to go one better from the silver they won at Beijing 2022. Hammy McMillan Jr, Bobby Lammie, and Grant Hardie were all part of the team four years ago, while Kyle Waddell returns after making his debut at Pyeongchang 2018. Rebecca Morrison leads the women's team, aiming to win back-to-back golds after glory in Beijing. Dodds played her part in that success four years ago, but Morrison, Sophie Jackson, Sophie Sinclair and Fay Henderson are all making their Olympic debut. Winter Olympics 2026 curling on TV BBC and TNT Sports will each broadcast coverage of the Winter Olympics in 2026. TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action, with TNT Sports 2 showing 24/7 coverage and viewers able to pick between live streams of events. The BBC also boasts TV rights throughout the Games, but is restricted to one live channel, plus one live stream online. The corporation will broadcast over 450 hours of action with BBC One or BBC Two to broadcast the best of the live action each day, with that coverage plus an extra online feed to be made available on BBC iPlayer. Winter Olympics 2026 curling schedule All UK time. Subject to change. Sessions involving Team GB in bold, medal moments in italics. Wednesday 11th February Men's tournament round robin session 1 (6:05pm) Thursday 12th February Women's tournament round robin session 1 (8:05am) Men's tournament round robin session 2 (1:05pm) Women's tournament round robin 2 (6:05pm) Friday 13th February Men's tournament round robin session 3 (8:05am) Women's tournament round robin session 3 (1:05pm) Men's tournament round robin session 4 (6:05pm) Saturday 14th February Women's tournament round robin session 4 (8:05am) Men's tournament round robin session 5 (1:05pm) Women's tournament round robin session 5 (6:05pm) Sunday 15th February Men's tournament round robin session 6 (8:05am) Women's tournament round robin session 6 (1:05pm) Men's tournament round robin session 7 (6:05pm) Monday 16th February Women's tournament round robin session 7 (8:05am) Men's tournament round robin session 8 (1:05pm) Women's tournament round robin session 8 (6:05pm) Tuesday 17th February Men's tournament round robin session 9 (8:05am) Women's tournament round robin session 9 (1:05pm) Men's tournament round robin session 10 (6:05pm) Wednesday 18th February Women's tournament round robin session 10 (8:05am) Men's tournament round robin session 11 (1:05pm) Women's tournament round robin session 11 (6:05pm) Thursday 19th February Men's tournament round robin session 12 (8:05am) Women's tournament round robin session 12 (1:05pm) Men's tournament semi-finals (6:05pm) Friday 20th February Women's tournament semi-finals (1:05pm) Men's tournament bronze medal match (6:05pm) Saturday 21st February Women's tournament bronze medal match (1:05pm) Men's tournament gold medal match (6:05pm) Sunday 22nd February Women's gold medal match (10:05am) Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. 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Winter Olympics 2026 ice hockey on TV: Channel, schedule, live stream
Your guide to ice hockey at the Winter Olympics 2026, including TV coverage and schedule.
There has never been a better time to get into ice hockey at the Winter Olympics. For the first time in more than a decade, the NHL has taken a 19-day break to allow its players to compete for their nations at the Games, which means the best in the world will be taking to the ice at Milano-Cortina 2026. The action-packed team sport sees two sides of five skaters battle on the ice as they aim to fire the puck into their opponents' net while keeping it out of their own. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide, with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment The men's tournament promises to be a thrilling ride, with favourites Canada and the United States desperate to get one over on each other. Canada's dominance of the women's tournament looks under threat as we head into the latter stages, with both the United States and Sweden proving untouchable so far. Radio Times brings you our guide to ice hockey at the Winter Olympics 2026. When is Winter Olympics 2026 ice hockey? Ice hockey begins at the Winter Olympics 2026 on Thursday 5th February, with the start of the women's tournament, which concludes a fortnight later on Thursday 19th February. The men's tournament begins on Wednesday 11th February and finishes on Sunday 22nd February. Team GB ice hockey at the Winter Olympics 2026 Team GB do not have teams competing in either the men's or women's ice hockey tournament at Milan-Cortina 2026. The 12 nations competing in the men's tournament are Italy, Canada, Czech Republic, Switzerland, France, Finland, Sweden, Slovakia, United States, Germany, Latvia, and Denmark. In the women's tournament, the 10 nations competing are Italy, Canada, United States, Finland, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Germany, Sweden, Japan, and France. Winter Olympics 2026 ice hockey on TV BBC and TNT Sports will each broadcast coverage of the Winter Olympics in 2026. TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action, with TNT Sports 2 showing 24/7 coverage and viewers able to pick between live streams of events. The BBC also boasts TV rights throughout the Games, but is restricted to one live channel, plus one live stream online. The corporation will broadcast over 450 hours of action with BBC One or BBC Two to broadcast the best of the live action each day, with that coverage plus an extra online feed to be made available on BBC iPlayer. Winter Olympics 2026 ice hockey schedule All UK time. Subject to change. Medal moments in italics. Wednesday 11th February M: Slovakia v Finland (4:40pm) M: Sweden v Italy (9:10pm) Thursday 12th February M: Switzerland v France (12:10pm) W: Finland v Canada (2:30pm) M: Czechia v Canada (4:40pm) M: Latvia v United States (9:10pm) M: Germany v Denmark (9:10pm) Friday 13th February M: Finland v Sweden (12:10pm) M: Italy v Slovakia (12:10pm) M: France v Czechia (4:40pm) W QF: TBD v TBD (4:40pm) W QF: TBD v TBD (9:10pm) M: Canada v Switzerland (9:10pm) Saturday 14th February M: Sweden v Slovakia (12:10pm) M: Germany v Latvia (12:10pm) M: Finland v Italy (4:40pm) W QF: TBD v TBD (4:40pm) W QF: TBD v TBD (9:10pm) M: United States v Denmark (9:10pm) Sunday 15th February M: Switzerland v Czechia (12:10pm) M: Canada v France (4:40pm) M: Denmark v Latvia (7:10pm) M: United States v Germany (9:10pm) Monday 16th February W SF: TBD v TBD (4:40pm) W SF: TBD v TBD (9:10pm) Tuesday 17th February M PO: TBD v TBD (12:10pm) M PO: TBD v TBD (12:10pm) M PO: TBD v TBD (4:40pm) M PO: TBD v TBD (9:10pm) Wednesday 18th February M QF: TBD v TBD (12:10pm) M QF: TBD v TBD (4:40pm) M QF: TBD v TBD (6:10pm) M QF: TBD v TBD (9:10pm) Thursday 19th February W Bronze Medal Match: TBD v TBD (2:40pm) W Gold Medal Match: TBD v TBD (7:10pm) Friday 20th February M SF: TBD v TBD (4:40pm) M SF: TBD v TBD (9:10pm) Saturday 21st February M Bronze Medal Match: TBD v TBD (8:40pm) Sunday 22nd February M Gold Medal Match: TBD v TBD (2:10pm) Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Winter Olympics 2026 figure skating on TV: Channel, schedule, live stream
Your guide to figure skating at the Winter Olympics 2026, including TV coverage and schedule.
Figure skating at the Winter Olympics is a refreshing change of pace. Here, speed is not king, it's elegance, precision, and creativity that will earn you a place on the podium. The competitors gliding around the rink at the Milano Ice Skating Arena are more than just athletes; they're performers who will jump, spin, step, throw, lift, and spiral in a bid to impress the judges. After a disappointing start to the Games for Team GB, there is optimism that Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson could end the podium drought by delivering Britain's first Olympic figure skating medal since the iconic Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean in 1994. Download our free Winter Olympics viewing guide, with a day-by-day TV planner to help you follow every winning moment The pair sit fourth in the standings ahead of the final event of the ice dance, the free dance, on Wednesday evening after getting the Milano Ice Skating Arena bouncing with their Spice Girls routine. Elsewhere, the United States are tipped to be the dominant force in figure skating and all eyes are on the Olympic debut of American star Ilia Malinin – nicknamed Quad God because he is able to land skating's toughest jump, the quadruple axel. RadioTimes.com brings you our guide to figure skating at the Winter Olympics 2026. When is Winter Olympics 2026 figure skating? Figure skating at the Winter Olympics starts on Thursday 6th February, with the beginning of the team event. The competition concludes with the Women's free skating on Thursday 19th February, before the figure skating at Milano-Cortina 2026 concludes with the exhibition gala (a non-competitive performance from a number of the top skaters) on Saturday 21st February. Team GB figure skating at the Winter Olympics 2026 There is optimism that Milano-Cortina 2026 could deliver Team GB's first figure skating medal since 1994. Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, who are eight-time British champions and won World Championship bronze last year, will hope to follow in the skate marks of legendary British duo Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean when they compete in the ice dance. Phebe Bekker and James Hernandez are also competing in the ice dance for Team GB, while Kristen Spours is going in the Women's singles, Anastasia Vaipan-Law and Luke Digby are in the pairs event, and Edward Appleby is part of the group for the team event. Winter Olympics 2026 figure skating on TV BBC and TNT Sports will each broadcast coverage of the Winter Olympics in 2026. TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action, with TNT Sports 2 showing 24/7 coverage and viewers able to pick between live streams of events. The BBC also boasts TV rights throughout the Games, but is restricted to one live channel, plus one live stream online. The corporation will broadcast over 450 hours of action with BBC One or BBC Two to broadcast the best of the live action each day, with that coverage plus an extra online feed to be made available on BBC iPlayer. Winter Olympics 2026 figure skating schedule All UK time. Subject to change. Sessions involving Team GB in bold, medal moments in italics. Wednesday 11th February Ice dance free dance (6:30pm) Friday 13th February Men's free skating (6pm) Sunday 15th February Pairs short program (6:45pm) Monday 16th February Pairs free skating (7pm) Tuesday 17th February Women's short program (5:45pm) Thursday 19th February Women's free skating (6pm) Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
EastEnders confirms surprising new AI storyline for grieving Walford icon
The storyline forms part of a wider AI Unpacked Week across the BBC.
A surprising new EastEnders storyline will see Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) become reliant on artificial intelligence in the wake of son Anthony's (Nicholas Bailey) death. The general practitioner was killed off at Christmas, kickstarting a new 'whodunnit' plot involving Zoe Slater (Michelle Ryan). As seemingly the last person to see him alive, she was wrongly accused of the murder and placed behind bars. Viewers have since discovered that their daughter Jasmine Fisher (Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness) was the one responsible, and she will be arrested for the crime in next week's episodes. Following Anthony's funeral, Patrick will be introduced to the software to help him cope with his grief. In the weeks that follow, the pensioner will become increasingly more reliant on the fake version of his son, which will undoubtedly concern his loved ones. Forget ChatGPT, this is Chat GP Trueman. This isn't the first time that a soap has 'revived' a dead character using AI – in 2024, a Coronation Street story saw Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) chat with her late son Oliver using the technology after becoming entwined in a cult. The EastEnders story forms part of a wider AI Unpacked Week across the BBC, which will take place between 2nd and 8th March. Speaking of the initiative, Kate Phillips, BBC chief content officer, said: “AI Unpacked Week builds on the BBC’s work on educating UK audiences about AI and its place in society. Across TV, radio and digital we have a range of dedicated AI programming to inform and excite audiences about the rise of this new technology. "From grief tech in EastEnders, to a Panorama special on the advance of robotics, to BBC Bitesize guides for teenagers." She concluded: "As we stand at the brink of a major technological revolution, the BBC will play a vital role in being a trusted destination for advice, insight and engagement for all audiences." Add Radio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. Aside from the Albert Square drama, a Panorama investigation will ask 'Will Robots Take My Job?', while the third series of conspiracy thriller The Capture will explore the use of deepfakes. There will also be dedicated programming across BBC Radio, as presenters join in the conversation about its usage. Even CBeebies is getting involved, educating parents on how they can use AI responsibly at home. Read more: 5 EastEnders spoilers next week: Shock arrest made after Anthony Trueman's funeral, as Max Branning professes his feelings EastEnders' Kat Moon and Vicki Fowler make risky move to secure Zoe's freedom in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders reveals Mark Fowler Jr's secret and surprise connection to Walford local in BBC iPlayer release EastEnders airs dark Ravi Gulati scenes amid revenge story in early BBC iPlayer release Visit our dedicated EastEnders page for all the latest news, interviews and spoilers. Add EastEnders to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Soaps coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Small Prophets soundtrack: Who wrote the theme song?
The sounds that fuel the new sci-fi oddity.
Mackenzie Crook returns to the BBC with his third project, Small Prophets, a six-part series about one man's quiet hope of discovering whether he'll ever see his missing girlfriend again. Clea vanished seven years ago on Christmas Eve, and Michael's life has been in stasis ever since. She's gone, clearly – but is it really the end? He never gives voice to it, but Michael is still hanging on, just in case she might one day return – and one day, a solution presents itself, courtesy of his dear old dad: homunculi, or magical spirits said to predict the future. Despite his scepticism, Michael follows a precise alchemical recipe – complete with some questionable chanting – dredged up from one of his father's old sketchbooks, in the hope of conjuring the homunculi and finally getting an answer, one way or another. Crook was inspired to write Small Prophets after discovering "a footnote in an old book about Paracelsus, a 16th-century Swiss philosopher and alchemist". He then brought Detectorists star Pearce Quigley on board, and teamed up with animator Ainslie Henderson alongside long-time collaborator Will Anderson, of Manchester-based studio Mackinnon & Saunders, to bring the homunculi to life. The final piece of the puzzle was the music: a melancholic, evocative original theme song and score that, alongside Crook's writing, gives the series its emotional pull. Read more: Small Prophets' Pearce Quigley on Mackenzie Crook comedy: 'It's the perfect TV show' I'm Mackenzie Crook, and this is the 16th-century inspiration for my new comedy Small Prophets – and how we brought it to life You can read all about the soundtrack below. Small Prophets soundtrack Crook told Radio Times magazine that he worked with one of his favourite artists, Cinder Well – "whose music has bewitched me for years" – to create the soundtrack. "I think her specially composed theme tune, The Wise Man’s Song, will become a heartbreaking classic," he added. She is also hoping to release it as a single in due course. Cinder Well, also known as Amelia Baker, is a Los Angeles-based songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist whose "starkly emotive vocals and surrealistic lyrics are framed by cinematic arrangements drawing from traditional and experimental music", as described on her website. "It's atmospheric, haunting, and quietly powerful," said Small Prophets' Instagram page of the show's score and original theme song. Other songs featured in Small Prophets include: Full tracklist Episode 1 Venus - Shocking Blue Episode 3 Really Saying Something - Bananarama & Fun Boy Three Bright Eyes - Art Garfunkel Episode 5 Nine Pound Hammer - Little Grasscals Episode 6 Float on - Modest Mouse Small Prophets airs on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer on Monday nights at 10pm from 9th February. All six episodes are also available to stream on iPlayer. Add Small Prophets to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Comedy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Live rugby union on TV and streaming today: International and domestic schedules
Your guide to the best live rugby union matches from around the world on TV and streaming.
Elite rugby is being played around the globe on any given weekend, with plenty for fans to get stuck into. After a thrilling first weekend, the Six Nations 2026 continues at pace. On Saturday, Ireland seek a response against a dangerous Italy side while England travel to Scotland, hoping to end their six-year drought at Murrayfield. Things could be set to get worse before they get better for Wales, who host France in Cardiff on Sunday. That's not all. There is domestic action, including games from the Premiership Rugby Cup and Premiership Women’s Rugby. TNT Sports and discovery+ boast the lion's share of rugby union TV rights for the remainder of 2025 and beyond, with PREM Rugby starting up again. Sky Sports will show games from the British and Irish Lions tour and The Rugby Championship between Southern Hemisphere teams, while BBC and ITV will return to show the Six Nations as usual each year. Premier Sports mop up plenty of the remaining action with United Rugby Championship, French Top 14, European Champions Cup and Challenge Cup matches across their channels and online. RadioTimes.com brings you a round-up of live rugby union on TV today and coming up. Rugby union today: What live rugby union is on TV this week? All UK time. Subject to change. Thursday 12th February Pro D2 USON Nevers v Colomiers (8pm) YouTube Friday 13th February Premiership Rugby Cup Harlequins v Northampton (7:45pm) TNT Sports 3 / Discovery+ Premium U20s Six Nations Scotland U20 v England U20 (7:15pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website Ireland U20 v Italy U20 (7:45pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website RFU Championship London Scottish v Worcester (7:45pm) Clubber TV Nottingham v Cambridge (7:45pm) Clubber TV Coventry v Richmond (8pm) Clubber TV Super Rugby Pacific Highlanders v Crusaders (6:05am) TBC Waratahs v Reds (8:35am) TBC Saturday 14th February Six Nations 2026 Ireland v Italy (2:10pm) ITV1 / ITVX / STV / STV Player Scotland v England (4:40pm) ITV1 / ITVX / STV / STV Player Japan Rugby League One Shizuoka Blue Revs v Spears Tokyo Bay (5:30am) Premier Sports Rugby Premiership Women’s Rugby Gloucester Hartpury Women v Harlequins Ladies (12pm) TNT Sports 3 / Discovery+ Premium Ealing Trailfinders Women v Sale Sharks Women (3pm) YouTube Rugby Europe Championship Germany v Portugal (12pm) RugbyEurope TV / RugbyPass TV Spain v Switzerland (7pm) RugbyEurope TV / RugbyPass TV Celtic Challenge Brython Thunder v Edinburgh (12:30pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / YouTube Gwalia Lightning v Clovers (1pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / TG4 Top 14 Bordeaux Begles v Castres (1:30pm) Premier Sports 2 Perpignan v Pau (3:30pm) Premier Sports 2 Toulon v Clermont Auvergne (8pm) Premier Sports 2 / Premier Sports Rugby RFU Championship Ampthill v Chinnor (2pm) Clubber TV Caldy v Cornish Pirates (2pm) Clubber TV Doncaster v Bedford (2:30pm) Clubber TV Hartpury College v Ealing Trailfinders (2:30pm) Clubber TV U20s Six Nations Wales U20 v France U20 (8pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / S4C / S4C Online Super Rugby Pacific Fijian Drua v Moana Pasifika (3:35am) TBC Blues v Chiefs (6:05am) TBC Western Force v Brumbies (8:35am) TBC bet365 live streaming Advertisement bet365 customers can tune in to watch live rugby union online in the UK. You can watch live sport on your mobile, tablet or desktop computer, including football, tennis and basketball. All you need is a funded account or to have placed a bet in the last 24 hours to qualify. Geo location and live streaming rules apply. 18+ GambleAware.org Sunday 15th February Six Nations 2026 Wales v France (3:10pm) Premier Sports 1 / BBC1 / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / S4C / S4C Online Japan Rugby League One Brave Lupus Tokyo v Kobe Steelers (5:30am) Premier Sports Rugby Rugby Europe Championship Netherlands v Georgia (12pm) RugbyEurope TV / RugbyPass TV Romania v Belgium (5pm) RugbyEurope TV / RugbyPass TV Premiership Women’s Rugby Exeter Chiefs Women v Loughborough Lightning (1pm) YouTube Saracens Women v Bristol Bears Women (1:30pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website Celtic Challenge Glasgow Warriors v Irish Wolfhounds (2pm) TG4 Top 14 Stade Francais v Toulouse (8pm) Premier Sports Rugby Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Silent Witness season 29 episodes pulled from planned schedule by BBC after real-life incident
Silent Witness returned with its 29th season last week.
The BBC has postponed two episodes of Silent Witness season 29 from the TV schedule after a real-life incident in Birmingham. The third episode of the new season, comprising of the first part of a two-part story titled The Enemy Within, was due to air on Monday (9th February) on BBC One, but was pulled from the schedule and replaced with the fifth episode in the season. The fourth episode, and second part, which was due to air on Tuesday (10th February), has also been replaced by the sixth episode in the season. The Enemy Within centres on the forensics team as they examine a deadly stabbing in Birmingham. The BBC has rescheduled the episodes in response to a real-life incident that occurred in Birmingham over the weekend, whereby two teenagers, aged 14 and 15, were attacked with a machete. A BBC spokesperson told TV Guide: "Due to the attack in Birmingham over the weekend, this week's episodes of Silent Witness will not transmit as planned and instead they have been replaced with two episodes from later on in the series." Silent Witness returned for its 29th season last week, relocating from London to Birmingham. The new season launched Emilia Fox back onto our screens as Dr Nikki Alexander alongside David Caves as her husband and colleague Jack Hodgson. Also returning are Maggie Steed as Harriet and Fran Mills as Kit. Postponed episodes three and four have been rescheduled for Tuesday (17th February) and Wednesday (18th February) of next week. Silent Witness seasons 1-28 are available to stream now on BBC iPlayer. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
WSL TV schedule 2025/26: Women's Super League coverage, TV fixtures and live stream
Your complete guide to watching the Women's Super League in 2025/26, featuring a full TV schedule of games coming up.
All eyes will be on Women's Super League leaders Manchester City on Friday evening when they host Leicester City. Andrée Jeglertz's side will want to make a statement after last weekend's defeat to Arsenal but there is no need to panic as they remain eight points clear at the top of the table. Local rivals Man Utd are now their closest competition, with Chelsea third, the Gunners fourth and Spurs fifth in a tight battle for the Champions League places. Watch every moment with our live football on TV guide Invincibles Chelsea stormed to the WSL title last term as part of a domestic treble but the new campaign looks to bring fierce competition from Champions League winners Arsenal, Man City, and Man Utd. Thanks to a new broadcasting deal, fans will be able to watch every single WSL game this season – either on TV or online. RadioTimes.com brings you the complete WSL TV schedule, including every game you can watch live in the UK. Read more: Best women's players in the world | Best women's players of all time WSL TV schedule 2026/26 All UK time. Subject to change. All matches on YouTube, unless specified otherwise. Friday 13th February Man City v Leicester City (7pm) Sky Sports Premier League Sunday 15th February Aston Villa v Tottenham (12pm) Sky Sports+ / WSL YouTube Chelsea v Liverpool (12pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Showcase / WSL YouTube Everton v West Ham (12pm) Sky Sports+ / WSL YouTube Man Utd v London City Lionesses (12pm) Sky Sports+ / WSL YouTube Brighton v Arsenal (2:25pm) BBC iPlayer / WSL YouTube WSL TV rights 2025/26 Sky Sports and BBC share the live broadcasting rights for the Women's Super League in 2025/26, with games also set to be shown on YouTube. As part of a new five-year broadcasting deal, Sky Sports will show 118 WSL matches this season. Seventy-eight of those will be exclusive picks, including the final weekend of the campaign. The service can be added to any Sky TV package for just £20 per month for all nine sports channels, or you can pick up the complete sports package plus Netflix for £35 per month. NOW is essentially Sky Sports without a contract. You can buy a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99). BBC boast the rights to show 21 live matches across their platforms this season while 34 fixtures will be aired live and free on YouTube. Check out more of our <a id="menursj2" class="fui-Link ___1q1shib f2hkw1w f3rmtva f1ewtqcl fyind8e f1k6fduh f1w7gpdv fk6fouc fjoy568 figsok6 f1s184ao f1mk8lai fnbmjn9 f1o700av f13mvf36 f1cmlufx f9n3di6 f1ids18y f1tx3yz7 f1deo86v f1eh06m1 f1iescvh fhgqx19 f1olyrje f1p93eir f1nev41a f1h8hb77 f1lqvz6u f10aw75t fsle3fq f17ae5zn" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sport/" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sport/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="Link Sport">Sport coverage or visit our <a id="menursj4" class="fui-Link ___1q1shib f2hkw1w f3rmtva f1ewtqcl fyind8e f1k6fduh f1w7gpdv fk6fouc fjoy568 figsok6 f1s184ao f1mk8lai fnbmjn9 f1o700av f13mvf36 f1cmlufx f9n3di6 f1ids18y f1tx3yz7 f1deo86v f1eh06m1 f1iescvh fhgqx19 f1olyrje f1p93eir f1nev41a f1h8hb77 f1lqvz6u f10aw75t fsle3fq f17ae5zn" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/tv-listings/" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/tv-listings/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="Link TV Guide">TV Guide and <a id="menursj6" class="fui-Link ___1q1shib f2hkw1w f3rmtva f1ewtqcl fyind8e f1k6fduh f1w7gpdv fk6fouc fjoy568 figsok6 f1s184ao f1mk8lai fnbmjn9 f1o700av f13mvf36 f1cmlufx f9n3di6 f1ids18y f1tx3yz7 f1deo86v f1eh06m1 f1iescvh fhgqx19 f1olyrje f1p93eir f1nev41a f1h8hb77 f1lqvz6u f10aw75t fsle3fq f17ae5zn" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/streaming-guide/" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/streaming-guide/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="Link Streaming Guide">Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to <a id="menursj8" class="fui-Link ___1q1shib f2hkw1w f3rmtva f1ewtqcl fyind8e f1k6fduh f1w7gpdv fk6fouc fjoy568 figsok6 f1s184ao f1mk8lai fnbmjn9 f1o700av f13mvf36 f1cmlufx f9n3di6 f1ids18y f1tx3yz7 f1deo86v f1eh06m1 f1iescvh fhgqx19 f1olyrje f1p93eir f1nev41a f1h8hb77 f1lqvz6u f10aw75t fsle3fq f17ae5zn" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/audio/podcasts/" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/audio/podcasts/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="Link The Radio Times Podcast">The Radio Times Podcast.
Death in Paradise season 15 pulled from usual time slot in BBC schedule shake-up
The FA Cup match between Hull City and Chelsea is shifting things around.
This week's third episode of Death in Paradise season 15 is moving from its usual slot on BBC One, due to the FA Cup match between Hull City and Chelsea airing live this Friday (13th February). Instead of airing at 9pm that night, the episode has instead moved its BBC One transmission to Monday 16th February, as was confirmed in a post on the show's official Instagram account. However, that isn't the only way to watch it. In fact, fans will actually be able to watch the new episode 15 minutes earlier than usual, as it will be added to BBC iPlayer at 8:45pm on Friday night. Next Friday's (20th February) fourth episode will be unaffected and will air in the 9pm Friday slot on BBC One as usual. The official synopsis for the third episode of season 15 says: "Mervin and the team are left perplexed when a reclusive pensioner is shot dead in his home. A prime suspect is quickly established in the form of an unassuming accountant. "The evidence seems damning – a figure matching the suspect’s description was witnessed fleeing the crime scene. And when questioned, there’s clearly something shifty about this guy. The only problem? He’s got a rock-solid alibi. "Meanwhile, the commissioner is determined to get the islanders back on side with a community-focused initiative. But tensions rise when Mervin goes rogue during the launch event." The current season of Death in Paradise has seen a change up in the central cast, with Catherine Garton joining the series as Sergeant Mattie Fletcher, after Darlene Curtis star Ginny Holder left the show. Officer Sebastian Rose star admitted that Curtis's exit was a "surprise", saying at the Radio Times Covers Party 2026: "We miss her. I actually did my first audition with her, and that was my partner in crime in my first season. She's going to be missed." Death in Paradise season 15 episode 3 will arrive on BBC iPlayer at 8:45pm on Friday 13th February and will air on BBC One at 9pm on Monday 16th February. Add Death in Paradise to your watchlist on the <a id="OWA8b702c45-bee9-94e4-f018-57518e78041b" title="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" href="https://www.radiotimes.com/download-the-app/?af_xp=custom&pid=website&c=editorial_content&is_retargeting=true&af_reengagement_window=30d" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-outlook-id="449c28d9-909e-4aab-b6b8-153454f55d5e" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0">Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
EastEnders air explanation for missing character's permanent exit from the soap in early BBC iPlayer release
Warning: Contains spoilers for Tuesday's episode of EastEnders, which airs at 7.30pm on BBC One or can be streamed now on BBC iPlayer.
The permanent exit of Jay Brown from EastEnders has been addressed on-screen, five months after actor Jamie Borthwick was confirmed not to be returning. A short statement provided to Radio Times by a BBC Studios spokesperson at the time read: "We can confirm that Jamie Borthwick will not be returning to EastEnders. We do not comment on individual matters." Borthwick, who joined the soap in 2006, was suspended in June after a video came to light showing him using an ableist slur during his time on Strictly Come Dancing. A brief scene, which explained that Lauren Beale (Jacqueline Jossa) was snowed under at the car lot while Jay cared for his unwell grandfather Bert Atkinson (Dave Hill), aired in September. This was followed by another mention at Christmas, when his loved ones revealed he was spending the festive period with a new girlfriend. Earlier this week, his step-daughter Lexi Pearce (Isabella Brown) was facing an uncertain future after receiving some news. Viewers saw her slyly slip a brown envelope into her school bag, clearly emotional at the contents. AddRadio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. In today's episode, her other step-father, Callum Highway (Tony Clay), noticed a change in her behaviour. He assumed this was due to Nigel Bates's (Paul Bradley) hospitalisation, and the impact it would have on her grandfather Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden). The teen rushed off, and was later found reading a letter and holding a baby scan photo. Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) said it was a "big change", as he'd not only moved away, but he was now engaged and expecting a baby. Lexi said that, although she was happy that she'd be a big sister and would have the opportunity to visit him outside of term time, she wanted things to go back to how they were before. The men concluded that she still had a lot of love from those still living in Walford, and that they wouldn't be going anywhere. At the time of his suspension, Borthwick made a statement to The Sun, which read: "I want to apologise sincerely and wholeheartedly for the words I used in the video showing my reaction to making it through Blackpool week on Strictly. I am deeply sorry for any offence and upset my words and actions have caused. "It is no excuse, but I did not fully understand the derogatory term I used and its meaning. That is on me completely. Now I am aware, I am deeply embarrassed to have used the term and directed it in the way I did. It was wrong." EastEnders airs Monday to Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One and from 6am on BBC iPlayer. Visit our dedicated Soaps page for all the latest news, interviews and spoilers. If you’re looking for more to watch, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide.
David Mitchell teases Ludwig season 2 developments for James mystery
Mitchell was speaking at the Radio Times Covers Party 2026.
There are many reasons fans are desperate to see the second season of BBC show Ludwig. There's the show's mystery-of-the-week format, there's the comedy, the loveable characters and so much more. Then, there's the hope that we will find out more about what happened to James, the twin brother of the show's central character, John. In the first season, James disappeared, which was the initial reason for John to take his place and start working with the police to find out what happened to him. At the end of the first season, it became clear that James had gone into hiding after storing away the contents of Sinclair, a conspiracy theorist who had seemingly happened on something true — and dangerous enough to get him killed. Beyond this, there are still plenty of question marks around what James has been doing since his disappearance, and exactly what happened in the lead up to it. Now, it seems we may get answers to some of these questions, as David Mitchell has teased further developments in the crucial storyline. Speaking exclusively with RadioTimes.com at the Radio Times Covers Party 2026, Mitchell said when asked if we would find out more about James's disappearance: "A little bit yeah, that's still carrying on. "They're still trying to get their heads around what he's doing and why he's gone, and a little bit more of that mystery will be revealed." View Green Video on the source website While at the Radio Times Covers Party, Mitchell also teased that John's new official role as a consultant with the police doesn't mean he'll be able to operate with complete freedom. When asked how his official role on the police team would shake things up in the new episodes, Mitchell said: "When you watch the second series, you realise there's still quite a lot of obfuscation involved in his role, because not everyone in the police force is entirely on side with his appointment. "And of course, he's still got to cover up the fact that for a long time he was solving cases while impersonating a police officer. And if that ever gets out, well, five murderers will walk free, and he won't walk free himself." Ludwig season 1 is available to stream on BBC iPlayer. Check out more of our Comedy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
5 EastEnders spoilers next week: Shock arrest made after Anthony Trueman's funeral, as Max Branning professes his feelings
Max has feelings for Linda, Kojo and Harry move forward and Sam's exit is looming.
The walls are closing in on killer Jasmine Fisher (Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness) in EastEnders, as grandmother Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) lures her into a trap next week. Working alongside Chrissie Watts (Tracy-Ann Oberman) and Jake Moon (Joel Beckett) ahead of Anthony Trueman's (Nicholas Bailey) funeral, Jasmine finally returns to the scene of the crime. But will her mum Zoe Slater (Michelle Ryan) finally be freed from prison? Meanwhile, in the wake of his passion with Linda Carter (Kellie Bright), Max Branning (Jake Wood) begins to wonder whether there's a future for them both. As sparks fly in one relationship, Callum Highway's (Tony Clay) marriage to Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden) is firmly over as the divorce papers land on his doorstep. Elsewhere, Kojo Asare (Dayo Koleosho) puts one foot forward towards gaining independence again, and Sam Mitchell (Kim Medcalf) decides it's time for her to return to Spain. Here's everything happening in EastEnders between Monday, 16th and Thursday, 19th February. 5 EastEnders spoilers for next week 1. Jasmine Fisher is finally arrested following Anthony Trueman's funeral Like most events in Walford, there's always somebody waiting in the sidelines to throw a curveball and disrupt proceedings. This week, it's son Anthony's funeral, and Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) is disappointed that his newly found granddaughter, Jasmine, won't be in attendance. She's still MIA, but having been given a lead by Chrissie, Kat manages to track her down. It's a tough conversation, but Kat manages to convince Jasmine that it would be in her best interests to support Patrick on an incredibly difficult day. Oscar Branning (Pierre Counihan-Moullier) is relieved to see her again and heads upstairs in The Vic to catch up. However, he gets more than he bargained for when he finds Chrissie and Jake eagerly awaiting Jasmine's arrival. It's one big trap — and Kat has lured her there under false pretences. She's immediately spooked and rushes out, with everyone fearing that she's gone for good this time. With a guilty conscience, Jasmine goes to retrieve the murder weapon and suggests to her grandmother that they use it to frame Chrissie. Her scheming proves less than fruitful when the police rock up and cart her off, and Oscar is left conflicted by her insistence that she's telling the truth. News soon reaches Zoe that her daughter has been arrested for the murder, and she's not the only one to be horrified - Patrick can't believe that he welcomed her into his home, and struggles to comprehend the news. How will the Slaters and Truemans cope with the latest stage of this saga? 2. Max Branning confesses his feelings for Linda Carter After their shock kiss, the tension between Max and Linda - and her mum, Elaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe) - can be cut with a knife. It probably shouldn't have happened, but let's face it, it was only a matter of time. Max tries to extend an olive branch and resolves to make peace between Elaine and her rival Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt). The two have been warring for weeks over their business interests, and the situation has become somewhat out of control. Later, while chatting to daughter Lauren Beale (Jacqueline Jossa), he explains that he has serious feelings for Linda and that he'd like to pursue a proper relationship. The only way Max and Lidna could move forward would be if his grandson, Louie Beale (Jake McNally), were to apologise to her son Ollie Carter (Harry Farr), who has been the victim of Louie's bullying. Inspired by his good nature, Linda invites Max for a drink so they can talk about co-parenting their daughter, Annie Carter (Lois Hawkins). Is the future looking up for Max and Linda? 3. Kojo Asare is missing his independence, as Harry Mitchell and Gina Knight reconcile With the revelation that Nicola Mitchell (Laura Doddington) is expecting George Knight's (Colin Salmon) baby now out in the open, the pair decide to host a gender reveal party at Harry's Barn. Things don't go exactly smoothly for George, however, when his brother Kojo reveals he is missing his independence and wants to move back into his old flat. George is conflicted, given how badly the living situation went previously, but is swayed by Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway) deciding to show commitment and move back in too. On moving day, the lads go out to celebrate with Gina Knight (Francesca Henry) and Penny Branning (Kitty Castledine), and Harry realises that it's high time he puts things right with his ex-girlfriend. After extending an olive branch to Gina, Penny urges the pair to reconcile, prompting Harry and Gina to share a kiss. Is their romance back on track? AddRadio Times as a Preferred Source on Google Keep up to date on what’s worth watching with your favourite entertainment news from Radio Times – see more of our exclusive news and interviews featured prominently in Top Stories when using Google. 4. Callum Highway and Johnny Carter are at loggerheads as divorce papers arrive from Ben Mitchell Johnny Carter (Charlie Suff) is struggling to keep his business afloat, and agrees to a meeting with business partner Tim Walton (Tom Ratcliffe) regarding further investment. It could be somewhat awkward, and he asks a disgruntled Callum to attend, too. During their meet-up, Callum is horrified by Tim's request that they undertake an illegal favour, and he storms out. It could completely jeopardise his professional life, and it's just not worth the risk. When he returns home with Johnny, the pair find divorce papers from Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden), and a row ensues. It all becomes too much, and Callum asks him to leave. With their relationship in tatters and them both still at odds over Tim's demand, Callum makes a kind gesture that could break the tension. He suggests helping to find alternative investors, but Johnny fears the worst for his venture. Later in the week, amid the animosity, a friend of Ben's shows up on Callum's doorstep with a troubling request. Is Ben about to drive an even bigger wedge between Callum and Johnny? 5. Sam Mitchell prepares to say goodbye to Albert Square - will she go? The sun is setting on Sam's time in Walford, and she prepares to move back to Spain, but not before she reaches out to Lily Slater (Lillia Turner) to see whether she needs any help marking the anniversary of Martin's death. It's an emotional moment as they sit down to chat about the memorial, and Sam begins to realise just how much she needs her family in her life. Is Sam really ready to say goodbye to Walford? 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