Get ready for an evening of captivating TV! We're delving into the golden era of British boxing with a legendary line-up.
The Golden Age of British Boxing: A Four-Part Epic
Channel 4, 10 pm
In 1993, a remarkable week unfolded, captivating half a billion viewers worldwide. Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, Frank Bruno, and Lennox Lewis, the iconic quartet, battled for boxing's ultimate glory. This four-part documentary offers an intimate glimpse into their lives, from the brutal realities of the sport to the racial challenges they faced. But here's where it gets controversial: they also reflect on the darker moments, revealing a side of boxing often left untold. Hollie Richardson brings you this compelling journey.
The Great Pottery Throw Down: Crown of Clay
Channel 4, 7.45 pm
The pottery battle continues! Judges Keith Brymer Jones and Rich Miller push our remaining home potters to their limits. This week, they tackle the tricky 'puzzle jug' challenge, and then, in a twist, they must create while blindfolded. Who will rise to the occasion and claim the clay crown? Ali Catterall has all the details.
Call the Midwife: Easter Drama
BBC One, 8 pm
Poplar's Easter celebrations take an unexpected turn with a potential rabies scare. Meanwhile, at Nonnatus House, Rosalind introduces her parents to Cyril, and Trixie encounters a pregnant woman from Northern Ireland, who is facing a traumatic birth. Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster, as Hollie Richardson brings you the latest episode.
Ant & Dec's Limitless Win: Knowledge is Power
ITV1, 8 pm
The ultimate gameshow prize is up for grabs once again, and this time, it's a likable married couple, Efe and Kevin, taking on the challenge. Will their knowledge of Rihanna, Roald Dahl, and Nirvana be enough to secure the win? Find out as HR guides you through this exciting episode.
The Night Manager: Unraveling the Mystery
BBC One, 9 pm
After a slow build-up, the six-part thriller finally reaches its premise. Last week's shocking development brings Olivia Colman back as the anguished Angela Burr. But our hero, Tom Hiddleston, still seems underutilized. Jack Seale reviews this installment, which promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.
After the Flood: Cop Drama Unveiled
ITV1, 9 pm
The climate-themed cop drama returns, picking up a year after the first season's cliffhanger. Trainee detective Jo Marshall (Sophie Rundle) faces a tough decision: expose police corruption or protect her own life? The tension rises as moorland fires threaten Waterside, and another mysterious body is discovered. Ellen E Jones brings you this gripping series.
Film Choice: Harvey - A Heartwarming Comedy
Film4, 11 am
James Stewart's amiable charm shines in Henry Koster's 1950 comedy. He plays Elwood P Dowd, a gentle soul who befriends an invisible 6-foot white rabbit named Harvey. Is it alcoholism or a unique connection? The town's reaction is divided, but Elwood's philosophy of embracing life's pleasures is inspiring. Simon Wardell recommends this feel-good classic.
Charade: Paris Romance and Crime
Talking Pictures TV, 1.10 pm
Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, an unlikely duo, star in this 1963 crime thriller. Set in the enchanting city of Paris, Hepburn plays a widow entangled in a web of mystery, with $25k at stake. Grant, a helpful stranger, adds to the intrigue. Director Stanley Donen, a musical veteran, brings color and charm to this perilous plot. Simon Wardell suggests this captivating watch.
Live Sports Action
Premier League Football:
- Wolves vs. Newcastle, 1 pm, Sky Sports Main Event
- Aston Villa vs. Everton, 4 pm
Women's FA Cup Football:
- Arsenal vs. Aston Villa, 1.30 pm, Channel 4 (Fourth-round tie)
International Football:
- Africa Cup of Nations Final, 6.30 pm, E4 (Rabat, Morocco)
