Your TV guide – 10.05.21
Monday 10th May
BBC2; Motherland, 9pm
New series, An outbreak of head lice sweeps the school. Julia is accused of triggering the second wave and finds herself ostracised by the other Mums.
BBC1; Three Families, 9pm
Drama about the campaign to relax laws around abortions in Northern Ireland. From the point of view of three families who find themselves coming into conflict with the law.
Tuesday 11th May
ITV; The Brit Awards, 8pm
Jack Whitehall hosts this year. And it will be held in front of an audience of key workers. And as usual will have performances from some of the biggest names in music.
Wednesday 12th May
ITV; Has George Floyd Changed Britain?, 9pm
Trevor McDonald & Charlene White explore the impact that George Floyd has in Britain a year on after the tragedy. And also the conversations that have followed in Britain since.
Thursday 13th May
BBC1; Dragons’ Den , 8pm
This week sees a Construction worker with a lighting system to pitch and also two ex-barman who have a premium whiskey subscription business.
Friday 14th May
BBC2; Later with Jools Holland, 9pm
New series and in this weeks episode you will find Noel Gallagher.
Saturday 15th May
Film4; Wind River, 9pm
A veteran hunter helps an FBI agent investigate the murder of a young woman on a Wyoming Native American reservation.
Sunday 16th May
ITV; Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, 7.30pm
Wizard Newt Scamander arrives in 1920s New York City with a bag of magical creatures , but gets caught up in a conflict when some of the creatures in his care are accidentally released after an inadvertent switching of suitcases with a baker.
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