TV Tonight: Tinie Tempah’s popular home improvement series is back | Television

8pm, Channel 4
Tinie Tempah is back with her popular home improvement series. The wealthy first couple “exudes the glamor of the Great Gatsby in the Edwardian Terrace”; the second is to transform their chocolate box cottage in Norfolk with architecture inspired by their love of sailing. The only worry is that when he finishes the job, he wishes he hadn’t bothered. Hollie Richardson

Horatio’s Drive: America’s First Road Trip

1.15pm, PBS America
It’s Ken Burns Day on PBS America, where American history is celebrated. The selection is a funny, emotional film about Dr Horatio Nelson Jackson (voiced by Tom Hanks) and his famous 1903 automobile journey across America. The country had no paved roads at the time, but for Jackson it was in the details. Phil Harrison

To Do or Nothing: The Best Bank Wars

7.30pm, ITV1
A compilation episode of the classic gambling game, now hosted by Stephen Mulhern but filled with Noel Edmonds’ woo-woo antics. The dedicated Leon has overcome health issues to make it to the show, but he plays it surprisingly safe when it’s his turn in the hot seat. Hannah J Davies

Casualty 24/7: Every Second Quarter

8pm, Channel 5
A day of tributes to the intensive care unit at Barnsley Hospital, where 71-year-old Enid is struggling to breathe, Wayne has been shot in the leg, Jane’s volunteer mother arrives after a fall, and three-year-old Rory has a strange object stuck in his nose: “I’ve seen field peas. Ali Catterall

Killing 24/7

9pm, BBC One
When Chris Hemming comes forward to confess to the police that he stabbed his friend, Cheryl McKenna, to death, DCI Gareth Lougher must find out if the murder was premeditated or murder. Shooting using multiple monitors and real-time cameras, this will get your adrenaline pumping. Priya Elan

Katie Price: Nothing to Hide

9pm, Sky Documentaries
It may be the last on the list, but Katie Price’s scandal continues – she was dating Lee Andrews weeks after filming this. However, in front of him there were men Alex (“a walking weapon / a good shot”), Reid and Kieran Hayler. Her children Junior and Princess talk about the turmoil of the past few years. HR

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 (David Frankel, 2026), Disney +

Miranda Priestly is back – and the last 20 years have not slowed down the story of the fashion magazine editor. But, in David Frankel’s comedy, his former assistant, Anne Hathaway’s Andy, is now a successful investigative reporter. Hired by the owner to raise the profile of Runway, he can take everything that Meryl Streep’s sarcastic Priestly throws at him. Meanwhile, the main debate is with the Internet, because the decline of print sales and clickbait competition threaten the future of publishing. It’s a happy, longing journey, made possible by Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt, even if they’re just a little bit in love with each other. Simon Wardell

Primate (Johannes Roberts, 2025), Winner +
A horror film from Johannes Roberts that uses all your favorite movie tropes – faraway places, an invincible enemy, mutilation, the last girl – but makes the killer a chimp. Ben was a test subject of a recently deceased linguistics professor, and he can communicate using sign language. Now she lives with widower Adam (Troy Kotsur) and young daughters, Lucy (Johnny Sequoyah) and Erin (Gia Hunter). But a crab bite turns the cute monkey into a dangerous creature and the couple’s Hawaiian cliff home turns into a deadly trap. SW