This week's TV schedule is jam-packed with new shows airing on both the telly and streaming platforms, but there are also two major TV events to look forward to.
Expect to see some familiar faces strutting their stuff on the red carpet at the BAFTA TV Awards, which are set to take place on Sunday (May 11) from 7pm, with Alan Cumming taking the helm. This glitzy evening will be followed by the 69th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest just a few days later.
Over on BBC4, they're celebrating Elaine Paige in style. To mark her 60th career anniversary, Zoe Ball will be sitting down with the First Lady of British musical theatre to reflect on her incredible career.
This week also promises more ground-breaking moments. After undergoing a life-changing process of therapy, Emma and Matt Willis are bringing what they've learned to BBC One, breaking boundaries and stigma in Change Your Mind, Change Your Life.
Zoe Balls meets Elaine Paige
Sunday, BBC4
Join presenter Zoe Ball for a heartwarming BBC special as she sits down with musical theatre royalty, Elaine Paige. With a career that spans across 60 dazzling years, Elaine reflects on her time conquering both London's West End and Broadway, sharing behind-the-scenes secrets, triumphs and personal anecdotes that shaped her journey.
From iconic roles in Evita and Cats to surprising tales from behind the red velvet curtain, it's a rare and intimate portrait of Britain's beloved First Lady of musical theatre, revealing the woman behind the powerhouse.
Change Your Mind, Change Your Life
Tuesday, BBC1
Emma and Matt Willis are back on our screens with a heartwarming four-part series that explores the transformative power of therapy. Each episode features a new group of participants who courageously share their personal struggles - from grief and anxiety to burnout and relationship issues - as they work with some of Britain's top therapists to reshape their mental and emotional narratives.
With touching revelations, practical mental health advice and a reminder that healing is a messy but achievable process, this series promises to change more than just our minds - it could potentially change our lives.
Bafta TV Awards
Sunday, ITV
Prepare for one of the biggest nights in British television as the BAFTAS roll out the red carpet to honour the year's most outstanding shows and performances. With fan-favourite, The Traitors up for their own awards, and Alan Cummin taking on hosting duties, the stage is set for drama, laughter and memorable moments in the spotlight.
Expect glitz, glamour and perhaps even a few surprises as the biggest names in British TV come together to celebrate another milestone year of storytelling.
Elsbeth
Monday, Sky
Carrie Preston is back as the quirky legal eagle Elsbeth Tascioni in a second season filled with wit, mystery and sharp suits. Now deeply involved with the NYPD, Elsbeth continues to unravel the lies of New York's elite in 20 new episodes.
But when past mistakes come back to haunt her, alliances are tested and hidden traumas are revealed. With Wendell Piece and Carra Patterson by her side, and a host of guest stars, this season promises to be a mix of quirky comedy and gripping drama. Expect surprises - some funny, others heartbreaking - but all uniquely Elsbeth.
Murderbot
Friday, Apple TV+
Alexander Skarsgård leads the cast in Murderbot, a darkly humorous sci-fi series based on Martha Wells' popular novels. Playing a rogue security droid who prefers watching soap operas over protecting humans, Murderbot hides its autonomy while embarking on dangerous missions in hostile environments it wants no part of.
With Noma Dumezweni, David Dastmalchian and Sabrina Wu completing the cast, this stylish, genre-defying story explores consciousness, sarcasm and survival in a deeply human way. Come for the action, stay for the existential dread and awkward charm.
Fred and Rose West: A British Horror Story
Thursday, Netflix
This chilling three-part documentary series delves into the horrifying legacy of notorious killers Rose and Fred West, exploring the devastating effects of their murderous rampage from 1967 to 1987.
With exclusive access to unseen police footage, unheard audio tapes and private interviews, this programme goes beyond the sensational headlines to reveal the emotional impact on the victims' families - some speaking out for the first time. It's a raw and deeply disturbing insight into one of Britain's most sinister periods.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
Thursday, Disney
The glitziest influencers of Utah are back for more drama in season two of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Tensions rise as the wives consider whether to welcome Whitney Leavitt back into their circle.
But just as forgiveness seems within reach, a spectre from their infamous swinging scandal reappears, threatening to shatter the group.
With Taylor Frankie Paul, Jen Affleck and Mayci Neeley all juggling faith, family and fame, alongside Jessi Ngatikaura, Demi Engemann and Layla Taylor, this season delves deeper into the blurred boundaries between personal reality and public image.
Trump’s 100 Days with Robert Moore
Tuesday, ITV
Donald Trump has made a return to the White House, and it's safe to say, the world is still in shock. In this gripping ITV documentary, correspondent Robert Moore takes a deep dive into the first 100 days of Trump's second term.
From forced deportations to diplomatic and constitutional breakdowns, to economic chaos, Moore investigates, piecing together a presidency built on disruption and division.
With on-the-ground reporting and political analysis, this documentary explains why Trump's approval rating has plummeted to a historic low. It's a captivating look at power, propaganda and the man reshaping global politics - again.
The 70s Night In
Sunday, C5
Take a trip down memory lane with The 70s Night In - where three families unplug from the 21st century and immerse themselves in a night of prime-time television from the 1970s. With just three channels and no streaming in sight, they navigate everything from sitcoms to serious news and variety shows that once captivated British audiences.
Along the way, personal stories and emotional reactions give a heartfelt insight into how TV shaped identity, family life and social change. It's nostalgic, and an oddly emotional reminder of how something as simple as the small screen used to bring us all together.
Bangers & Cash: Under the Bonnet
Thursday, U
Get ready, vintage car enthusiasts and restoration buffs! Bangers & Cash is back, giving us an inside look at the Mathewson family's most challenging car revivals. With exclusive footage, Derek and his sons, David and Paul, share the triumphs and trials of epic projects like the Fastback, which took over three years to complete.
Narrated by Toby Foster, this series takes us under the bonnet and beyond - the team even stakes everything on a groundbreaking electric build that could lead them to financial disaster. It's daring, dazzling and full of heart.
The Game
Thursday, Paramount
In this chilling four-part thriller, Jason Watkins plays retired detective Huw, who can't shake off a cold case that still haunts him. But when a neighbour dies under mysterious circumstances, Huw's instincts kick into high gear as enigmatic Patrick (Robson Green) moves into the neighbourhood.
But is it paranoia or prophecy? As his mental health deteriorates and his wife (Sunetra Sarker) gets caught in the crossfire, Huw finds himself drawn into a disturbing spiral of suspicion. Expect familiar faces, fresh secrets and a game no one wants to play - but someone has to win.
Love, Death & Robots
Thursday, Netflix
Get ready for a wild ride as the Emmy-winning anthology returns for its fourth season, packed with chaos, carnage and cutting-edge animation.
With Deadpool's Tim Miller and Mindhunter's David Fincher at the helm, and Jennifer Yuh Nelson back as supervising director, this ten-episode collection is bursting with genre-defying madness.
From gladiator dinosaurs to puppets, each standalone episode offers a unique twist on horror, sci-fi, fantasy and humour. Unpredictable, unsettling and visually stunning, it's yet another testament to the boundless potential of animation.
Eurovision
Tuesday, BBC
Europe's biggest song competition is back and louder than ever, with the contest taking place in Basel, Switzerland for its 69th edition.
After Nemo's victory with The Code, 37 countries - including UK hopefuls, country-pop trio Remember Monday - are set to compete in two thrilling semi-finals on May 13 and May 15.
Scott Mills and Rylan Clark will be leading the charge, joined by Radio 2 favourites Sara Cox and Richie Anderson for comprehensive coverage.
Expect dazzling outfits, unforgettable performances and just the right amount of chaos. Who will be the one to take home the trophy?
Inside Our Minds
Monday, BBC
Chris Packham is back with a compelling new series delving into the intricate world of neurodiversity. Following the triumph of his previous work on autism, this two-part documentary turns its focus to individuals living with ADHD and dyslexia.
Chris takes a step back, allowing the participants to narrate their own stories. Through creative visuals and immersive world-building, four individuals invite viewers into their personal realities - breaking down stereotypes and redefining what it means to think differently. Candid, enlightening and crucial, Inside Our Minds is a must-see for anyone intrigued by how these individuals perceive the world.
