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Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final 2026

8pm, BBC One

It’s time for the best or worst music of the year! For the 70th year of the competition, the last 20 games will light up the Wiener Stadthalle stadium in Vienna – except for Spain, Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Slovenia, who are not participating due to the participation of Israel. As ever, Graham Norton is on hand with a razor-sharp commentary, and the hope of the UK is in the electro act Look Mum No Computer with his song Eins, Zwei, Drei. Hollie Richardson

Britain Has Talent

6pm, ITV1

It is the fourth semifinal. Who from this week’s line-up will be joined by pilot Mizuki (and her Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill), horror band Mega Unity, who’s dressed as the Joker, and 17-year-old violinist Niamh? HR

The World’s Most Secret Hotels

8pm, Channel 4

The most unique retreats are featured, including a cargo sign that’s been turned into an oceanfront hotel in Hamburg, a trailer park in Utah that will make your inner cowboy go “yee-haw!” is an underwater hotel-cum-hotel in the Scottish Highlands. No credit cards are required. Priya Elan

Royal Peacemaker: Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh

9pm, Channel 5

She was working in PR when she married Prince Edward so perhaps it should come as no surprise that Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh was able to shed the scandalous sting in 2001 and transform into a respected and trusted monarch. This wind profile shows his rise under the radar in the House of Windsor. Graeme Virtue

Mr. Spade

9pm, U&Drama

In the cold and disturbing atmosphere that many modern crime shows deliberately lack, this US series shows Clive Owen as Dashiell Hammett’s detective Sam Spade, retired from the south of France in 1963 but now investigating the terrible murder of six sisters. When the case begins, Spade finds himself in danger. Jack Seale

Saturday Night Live UK

10pm, Sky One

The confirmation of a well-deserved second season of the variety show shows that the series has delivered more than it promised. Expect excitement at the final stage where the transport of this country will be led by former Time Lord Ncuti Gatwa. Music comes from indie-pop singer Holly Humberstone. Phil Harrison

Film selections

The Testament of Ann Lee, out now, Disney+

Mona Fastvold’s dramatic drama about the founder of the Shakers Christian cult in the 18th century defies the simplistic category – perhaps that’s why it was unfairly shunned at awards time. In the heart and history: A cotton worker in Manchester, Ann Lee (a very strong performance from Amanda Seyfried) joins the Quakers, then creates her own group based on celibacy, and ends up immigrating to America in search of religious freedom. It’s a beautifully crafted classic, based on the lively singing and dancing of the Shakers. And it’s a heartwarming tale of female empowerment in a time when the barriers to independence were high. Simon Wardell

The Teachers Lounge, 9pm, BBC Four

The school’s conceit as a microcosm of society is well used in the German play İlker Çatak. Leonie Benesch plays new teacher Carla, who investigates a burglary in the staff room. Issues of racism, control, trust and mutual trust between teachers, students and parents begin to develop as what they discover disrupts the entire institution – most focused on their favorite student, Oskar (Leonard Stettnisch). The excellent Benesch shows compassion, as Carla tries to do the right thing when circumstances overwhelm her. SW

Live sports

Scottish Premiership Football, Celtic v Hearts, 11.30am, Sky Sports Main Event Head-to-head decider at Celtic Park.

Men’s Rowing: Giro d’Italia, noon, TNT Sports 3 The eighth section, from Chieti to Fermo.

FA Cup Final: Chelsea v Man City, 2pm, BBC One Pep Guardiola (pictured above) goes for his second domestic trophy.

PGA Championship Golf, 3pm, Sky Sports Golf Day three at Aronimink Golf Club.

Prem Rugby Union: Harlequins v Exeter, 3.30pm, TNT Sports 2 Saracens v Gloucester at 6.15pm.