Issue 28-Jul-2018 - What's on TV (2024)

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Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd What’s on TV is a value-packed, easy-to-use weekly magazine, full of TV information, features and listings. The Soapweek section gives you in-depth story updates and the double-page Soap Diary gives you a rundown of upcoming plots, complete with "must-see" moments flagged up. The TV Week and Real Life sections cover the best of the week's programmes, and there are seven days of clearly set out listings. ENGLAND edition

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IN THIS ISSUEHOT TV THIS WEEKLAST IN SERIES!PoldarkSUNDAY 29 July, 9pm BBC1 DramaThe fourth series concludes with a tragedy for the Warleggans as George’s long-held suspicions about son Valentine’s true paternity force Elizabeth into a dangerous decision. Ross is also fighting for his marriage as his jealousy over Hugh and Demelza’s affair rears its ugly head again, while Drake proposes to Morwenna. But with George intent on hurting everyone close to Ross, will he destroy their dreams of happiness?FULL STORY P9It’s the final!Love IslandMONDAY 30 July, 9pm ITV2 EntertainmentIt’s been eight weeks since the first batch of singles set foot inside the villa, but who’ll still be soaking up the Majorcan sun and smooching poolside as the final day looms? Shock exits, fiery showdowns, bedroom fumbles, cringey chat-ups and back-stabbing betrayals have made gripping viewing.…4 min

IN THIS ISSUEMy family of slavesWHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?Monday, 9pm BBC1 EntertainmentQ How much did you know about your family history before starting this process?A I’d heard that my mother’s grandmother, Clara, was an irresponsible party girl, who loved shoes and clothes, and had abandoned her children and run off to America.Q What did you find out when you looked into it?A The story just wasn’t true. Her husband had died from cancer and it seems like Clara went to America to find work and left the children with their grandmother because she thought they would have a better life. Clara had a really hard time in the States – she remarried and fostered a daughter, but was abused by her husband and divorced him. We’d all assumed she was something she wasn’t;…3 min

IN THIS ISSUEAlicia slaps Bea!CASUALTYSat, 8.40pm BBC1 DramaConfiding in Bea Kinsella that she was sexually assaulted by junior doctor Eddie McAllister took a lot of courage for Alicia Munroe.Bea has struggled to accept Alicia’s decision not to report Eddie to the police, and when she overhears him giving a co-worker dodgy dating advice, she snaps and says she knows what he did!‘Bea doesn’t mean for it to come out. But it’s huge,’ reveals Chelsea Halfpenny who plays Alicia. ‘Alicia hasn’t told Eddie how she feels. She’s not emotionally ready for it.’When Eddie asks Alicia about Bea’s accusation, she crumbles; leading to a heated showdown with Bea… and Alicia hits her!‘Alicia’s lying to herself that she’s fine,’ says Chelsea. ‘But this brings her to boiling point.’More online at whatsontv.co.uk/casualty…1 min

IN THIS ISSUEOut for justice!THE BLETCHLEY CIRCLE: SAN FRANCISCOWednesday, 9pm ITV DramaMillie and Jean may have got to San Francisco, but they are still struggling to find the serial killer responsible for murders on both sides of the pond.In the conclusion of the first two-part story, Millie takes a list of suspects to the police, but nobody will listen to her.‘It’s typically frustrating,’ says Rachael Stirling, who plays her. ‘Detective Bill Bryce (Ben Cotton) can’t understand why this eccentric woman from Britain has come into his office and is telling him how to solve his own cases.‘The reaction spurs the women on, it makes them realise they need watertight proof to get anywhere.’Despite the setback, Millie is finding her new life and experiences in America really invigorating.‘She was very restless in Britain, she doesn’t…1 min

IN THIS ISSUETragedy for Elizabeth!LAST IN SERIES!POLDARKSunday, 9pm BBC1 DramaEver since Valentine Warleggan was born, George has tried his hardest to bury his fears that he’s not Valentine’s real father – and he made a good job of it until Geoffrey Charles made an innocent remark last week about Valentine looking the spitting image of Ross!Shutting offParanoid and vengeful, George has now rejected poor Valentine and can barely bring himself to speak to his pregnant wife, Elizabeth.‘Elizabeth was pleased about her pregnancy – finally she was pregnant by her husband!’ says Heida Reed, who plays her. ‘But now George’s suspicions have risen again and she feels she has to find a way to shut them down.’Having already faked Valentine’s premature birth to try to mask the fact he’s Ross’ child, Elizabeth is now desperate.…1 min

Issue 28-Jul-2018 - What's on TV (2024)

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