This week's best telly includes a new drama starring Molly Windsor and Martin Compston, the final of Strictly Come Dancing and the penultimate episode of His Dark Materials. Here are 7 shows you can’t miss this week... 1. Traces Monday & Tuesday at 9pm on Alibi Molly Windsor and Martin Compston star as Emma and Daniel in Alibi's new six-part thriller Traces which sees Emma return to Dundee to start her new job as a lab technician. Events conspire to remind her of a painful pa

After 220,000 votes, Ricky Gervais leads this year’s winners with three wins for After Life, whilst Graham Norton and Declan Donnelly pick up two awards each and this year's Special Recognition Award goes to a Corrie favourite and soap legend. This year's fifth annual I Talk Telly Awards were another huge success with a total of 220,000 votes registered, making them the second most successful awards to date, just shy of last year’s 265,000. In the comedy categories, Ricky Ger

The new 10-part series, set to air in September 2020, will see episodes cut to 30 minutes in a refresh to the format. Inspired by real-life Lancashire and Yorkshire schools established to integrate the white and Asian communities in some of the most divided towns in the country, Ackley Bridge has won praise across its previous three series for tackling real-life situations and issues in an irreverent, insightful way, with humour and punchy, big hearted stories. Cast confirmed

Christmas Day celebrations take a sinister turn when a Winter Wonderland attraction becomes the scene of a dramatic armed siege. But will everyone escape with their lives? When a festive fairground pops up in Weatherfield there is much excitement on the cobbles, but the bleak half hearted attraction fails to deliver until Michael Bailey steps in vowing to give his family and the other neighbours a snowy, fun filled experience complete with stalls and rides. However festive fr

With Graham Foster set to meet his grisly end after driving someone to murder, who is responsible? The repercussions of Graham's murder will rock the village to its core with all the drama unfolding in an action-packed week of specials this January, where the audience will see the same day play out from a different character’s perspective - all with a motive to kill. Over the next month, viewers will see his list of enemies become clear...but is anyone in the village really c

Save Me Too, the second instalment of London-based Sky Atlantic drama Save Me will air in 2020 and we've now got our first look at Lennie James back in the role of Nelly Rowe. At the end of series one, Nelly is left devastated when his desperate search for his daughter Jody is unsuccessful. To find Jody he has been dragged into a dark underworld, taken risks dangerous to himself and those closest to him, and challenged him to re-evaluate many of the decisions he has made abou

This week's best telly includes the final of I'm A Celeb, the Strictly semi-final and the return of Glenda Jackson to our screen after more than 25 years. Here are 6 shows you can’t miss this week... 1. I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! Every night at 9pm on ITV Adele Roberts and Andrew Maxwell were the first two celebrities to be evicted from camp but with just days until the final on Sunday only one person can be crowned King or Queen of the jungle. But who will it be?

This Christmas Day, the cast of Gavin & Stacey will return to our screens for the first time in 10 years with a brand new Christmas special. It’s been ten years since we last went to Billericay to spend Christmas with the Shipmans and the Wests and now it's time to spend Christmas in Wales. This year, Bryn’s cooking dinner for over thirteen people and he's understandably tense. Whilst Pam would secretly prefer to spend Christmas in Essex as she finds Gwen’s house a bit lackin

The following storylines will air 9th - 13th December at 6.30pm on Channel 4 John Paul makes a surprise visit As Yasmine digs further into Edward’s mysterious past, she warns Finn that Diane isn’t safe who in turn shows Diane all the news coverage which leaves her feeling angry and concerned. Returning home, Edward agrees to explain himself when he's alone with Diane and hands Yazz a pen drive, full of the news coverage from Finn's rape case. Later, Edward meets a nervous Sal

The new Sky One comedy is set in the near future in the Special Investigation Unit at the London Met. Stephen Graham and Daniel Mays plays two Detective Inspectors, DI John Major (Daniel Mays) and DI Roy Carver (Stephen Graham), who are the top crime fighting duo in the Unit. But when an undercover sting goes horribly wrong, Major is gunned down on the job and killed.  How will the SIU function without Major? It doesn’t have to. As an ‘asset’ considered too valuable to lose,