Olly Murs: Steps Into the Unknown for Soccer Aid
9pm, ITV1. Olly Murs recently completed a grueling 400-kilometer journey from Old Trafford in Manchester to the London Stadium by running, cycling, and rowing. His remarkable effort raised £830,000 for Unicef. On Sunday, he will participate in the 20th annual Soccer Aid match alongside Jill Scott, Tom Hiddleston, Wayne Rooney, Jermain Defoe, Owen Cooper, and Angry Ginge. Hollie Richardson
Under the Vines
2pm, BBC One. The breezy daytime drama about wine-making returns for a second season. Step-cousins Louis (Charles Edwards) and Daisy (Rebecca Gibney) grew close after inheriting a failing New Zealand vineyard. But now Louis is considering returning to London with his ex. Graeme Virtue
Gardeners’ World
8pm, BBC Two. With summer arriving early, Monty Don encourages bold, colorful flowers. Rekha Mistry offers tips for small patios, and Carol Klein explores the science of seed germination. HR
Hunting Britain’s Fugitives: Dispatches
8pm, Channel 4. Reporter Matt Shea investigates how many serious criminals are evading justice in the UK. He tracks down fugitives and confronts them, despite the risk of violence. Jack Seale
Ponies
9pm, Sky Atlantic. American widows Bea (Emilia Clarke) and Twila (Haley Lu Richardson) have made a splash as spies in 1977 Moscow by burning down a pub. Bea gets a new mission that requires her to toughen up, while Twila learns to let her guard down. JS
Smoggie Queens
10pm, BBC Three. The series ends with a scandalous flashback to a cheating incident during the Mr Teesside competition final. Expect unreliable narrators, fake chest hair, and Detective Sexy. Priya Elan
Film Choice
Fuze (David Mackenzie, 2025), 6.15am, 12.10pm, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere. Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as bomb disposal major Will Tranter, called to defuse a WWII bomb in central London. Meanwhile, a gang of robbers, including Theo James’s cocky criminal Karalis, drill into a nearby bank. The thriller features double-crosses and murky motivations. Simon Wardell
