Jon Snow's Unwavering News Instincts
In a deeply moving documentary titled Jon Snow: A Last Big Story, airing at 8pm on Channel 4, the former Channel 4 newsreader confronts his Alzheimer's diagnosis. The film initially appears to be a meditation on his condition, but Snow's journalistic drive remains undimmed. While on holiday in Victoria Falls with his wife, Dr Precious Lunga, he stumbles upon a mining disaster that has received scant media coverage. His relentless determination to bring this tragedy into the public eye is both stirring and profoundly touching, as noted by Phil Harrison.
Isle of Wight Festival 2026 on Sky Arts
Sky Arts offers comprehensive coverage of the Isle of Wight Festival 2026 at 7pm. The broadcast kicks off with a thorough Rick-rolling from Rick Astley on the Main Stage. Later performances include sets from Anastacia, Five, Rita Ora, Feeder, and Calvin Harris, all building up to a headline turn from the Sex Pistols, now without Johnny Rotten but featuring vocals from Frank Carter.
Goolagong: The Story of an Indigenous Tennis Legend
At 9pm on BBC Four, Goolagong presents a big-hearted three-part series about Indigenous Australian tennis champion Evonne Goolagong, portrayed by Lila McGuire. The narrative follows her Wimbledon debut in 1970, with flashbacks to her childhood in 1950s New South Wales, played by Eloise Hart. After a coach spots her potential, Evonne moves to Sydney to pursue her dreams, as described by Hollie Richardson.
Two Weeks in August: Drama Intensifies
BBC One's Two Weeks in August at 9.20pm sees the gruelling getaway worsen as it becomes the hottest day ever, leaving the group without running water. Jon suffers a serious head injury after being knocked over by Solomon, Jess notices missing cash, and Zoe continues to implode her life.
Tina Turner: Wildest Dreams Live in Amsterdam 1996
At 10.15pm on BBC Two, Tina Turner: Wildest Dreams Live in Amsterdam 1996 captures the singer midway through her biggest world tour. Highlights include the slinky Bond theme GoldenEye, performed in front of a gigantic golden eye, and a honky-tonk version of I Can't Stand the Rain, according to Graeme Virtue.
TRNSMT 2026 on BBC Two
At 12.10am on BBC Two, the Glasgow festival TRNSMT 2026 continues with an overtone of lad rock, featuring sets from the Fratellis and Kasabian. Relief comes from the artful, theatrical Last Dinner Party and Aussie house DJ Sonny Fodera, a Calvin Harris collaborator.
Live Sport Highlights
Day four of the Test Cricket: England v New Zealand starts at 10.15am on Sky Sports Main Event. Racing: Royal Ascot's final day, featuring the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes at 3.40pm, airs at 1.25pm on ITV1. Men's Premiership Rugby Union final: Northampton v Exeter at 1.30pm on TNT Sports 1, with Northampton relying on No 10 Fin Smith. Golf: US Open day three from Shinnecock Hills at 4pm on Sky Sports Golf. World Cup Football: Netherlands v Sweden at 5.30pm on BBC One, and Germany v Ivory Coast at 8pm on ITV1. Women's World T20 Cricket: England v Scotland at 6.30pm on Sky Sports Main Event.
