TV tonight: can ditching monogamy save these relationships?
10pm, Channel 4The eye-popping reality show, in which couples attempt to open their relationships, returns for a third romp. Mark and Tanith wonder if having sex with other people can help build trust – especially after one of them cheated. Then there are childhood sweethearts Chloe and Paul, who have never had sex with anyone else … Hollie Richardson
8pm, BBC OneThe game is on as the five remaining designers tackle their next brief: a hospitality suite in the home of English rugby, Allianz Stadium Twickenham. They have two days and £2,000 each to create something incredible, with one room being transformed into an ode to women in rugby. HR
9pm, ITV1There's more to Madeira than sweet wine, as Clunes discovers on his Atlantic voyage. The island is also home to high-speed rally racing and a forbidding statue of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. Then it's on to the nine-island archipelago of the Azores, where the cuisine is positively volcanic. Ellen E Jones
9pm, BBC Two
Julie (Kat Stewart) is under scrutiny and Leo's (Dan Spielman) carefully constructed alibi begins to unravel like cheap tissue paper in the series finale. Meanwhile, a new lead about Samara's (Megan Smart) mysterious caller forces Cormack (Travis Fimmel) into a race against time to protect her, a devastating confession from Will (Josh McConville) sheds light on Zoe's (Jana McKinnon) fate, and another twist threatens to upend everything. Ali Catterall
9pm, Sky MaxThey might finally have got the late-night show off the ground – but at what cost? Without ever being too earnest, the razor-sharp comedy proves its heart as stressed millennial writer Ava (Hannah Einbinder) burns out. Will boomer boss Deborah (Jean Smart) really keep rubbing salt in the wound? HR
9.30pm, BBC OneWhen Julian (Ben Miller) faces having 100,000 copies of his children's book pulped, he plans to break into the warehouse with Austin (Michael Theo) to rescue them from being turned into baby wipes – even if more than half of those pages just say 'splat'. Elsewhere, Ingrid (Sally Phillips) has a meeting with a fancy ghostwriter. AC
The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (Jorge Grau, 1974), 10.10pm, Talking Pictures TVThis joyously tacky 1974 Spanish-Italian film is a rare instance of the continental zombie horror genre popping up in Britain. Filmed in the Peak District, though it's pretending to be the Lakes, Jorge Grau's chiller has corpses coming back to life thanks to a Ministry of Agriculture bug-killing ultrasonic radiation experiment. There's a pleasing clash of cultures amid the shuffling undead attacks, as young folk Edna (Cristina Galbó) and George (Ray Lovelock) fight prejudice from Arthur Kennedy's dismissive old Irish copper – as well as the flesh-eating hordes. Simon Wardell
Frank (Lenny Abrahamson, 2014), 2am, Film4The irony of making the pleasing-on-the-eye Michael Fassbender wear a papier-mache head for most of the film is only one of the joys of this offbeat drama. Lenny Abrahamson's comic tale of musical integrity is inspired by the life of Chris Sievey and his character Frank Sidebottom. Domhnall Gleeson's pianist, Jon, joins the charismatic singer's avant garde psych-prog group (to the disgust of Maggie Gyllenhaal's synth player, Clara) and tries to nudge them towards popularity. But there's a darkness behind Frank's mask that lends the caper a more serious face. SW
Men's cycling: Giro d'Italia, 1.45pm, TNT Sports 1. The year's first grand tour starts in Albania, with Adam Yates one of the contenders.
Premiership rugby union: Leicester Tigers v Sale Sharks, 7pm, TNT Sports 1. At Welford Road stadium.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Sun
21 minutes ago
- The Sun
Art-loving Princess Kate dazzles on tour of London's newest tourist attraction
PRINCESS Kate has dazzled during a tour of London's newest attraction. The Princess of Wales, 43, has been shown around V&A East Storehouse after the site opened last month. 3 3 3 The three-storey attraction is situated on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London. The Storehouse boasts half a million exhibits and archives from the V&A collections on show which are usually tucked away in storerooms accessible to visitors for free. Where possible glass has been removed to get visitors closer to exhibits. During the tour, Kate saw the storeroom in action and meet curators who collect, conserve and display the masterpieces. It comes after the V&A East Storehouse opened in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London, on May 31, 2025. It shows off everything from Elton John's costumes and retro football shirts, to vintage Glastonbury memorabilia. It features a huge new David Bowie exhibition, opening in September 2025, with more than 80,000 items from the star's life. Visitors can also see what happens behind the scenes in a museum - why and how they collect objects and how they look after them. This includes a glimpse at conservators preserving items like clothing, paintings and puppets. The purpose-built home includes more than 250,000 objects, 350,000 library books and 1,000 archives from the V&A's collections The Prince and Princess of Wales are celebrating the birth of quadruplet puppies According to the website: 'Because the V&A's collections span 5,000 years of human creativity, the team at Storehouse cares for everything from the pins used to secure a 17th century ruff to a two-storey section of a maisonette flat from the Robin Hood Gardens housing estate, demolished in 2017. 'The sheer scale of Storehouse means it is now possible to see other huge artefacts, including The Kaufmann Office (the only complete Frank Lloyd Wright interior outside of the US) and the spectacular 15th-century gilded wooden ceiling from the now-lost Torrijos Palace in Toledo, Spain.' In a world-first, the centre offers an 'Order an Object experience,' which lets visitors book in advance to see a specific item up close, along with an experienced member of staff. The Storehouse has opened a short walk from where the new V&A East Museum is being built, and which is scheduled to open in 2026. Princess Kate has been busy of late, having officially named HMS Glasgow by smashing a bottle of local Scottish whisky against its hull, late last month. Joined by her husband, Prince William, she uttered the time-honoured words: "I have the pleasure to name this ship HMS Glasgow, may God bless her and all who sail on her'" Then flicked up a small red 'launch' button to conduct the traditional naming ritual at the BAE Systems' shipyard in Scotstoun, on the bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow. A bottle of exclusive single malt whisky made by the nearby Clydeside Distillery smashed into the hull in the maritime tradition. Kate has been the ship's sponsor since 2021 and this was her first naming ceremony for a naval vessel. Each bottle of the whisky sold includes a donation to HMS Glasgow's chosen charity, Place2Be, of which the Princess is patron, and which supports children's mental health in the city. A bagpiper marked the start of the 25-minute ceremony before a P-8 Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft from 120 Squadron at RAF Lossiemouth performed a flypast. Sir Simon Lister, managing director of BAE Systems Naval Ships, and Second Sealord Vice Admiral Sir Martin Connell, gave speeches. Sir Martin Connell thanked the Prince and Princess for their support in reaching the milestone.
Daily Mail
21 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Princess of Wales cuts a trendy figure in navy trouser suit as she visits buzzy V&A storehouse in east London
The Princess of Wales undertook her first public engagement of the month today as she highlighted the 'joy' of the creative arts. Kate, 43, was at the new V&A East Storehouse - which opened to the public just two weeks ago - and gives unprecedented free public access to the museum's world-famous collection of more than 600,000 treasures from every creative discipline including fashion, film, visual art, design and performance. The princess cut a trendy figure as she opted to rewear a chic trouser suit by designer Alexander McQueen for the event, along with a white scoop-neck top. She accessorised with a pair of black heels, belt with a heavy gold chain necklace and styled her new bronde hair in loose waves while keeping her makeup light and minimal yet dewy. After she arrived at the buzzy east London venue, she was given a behind-the-scenes tour and learnt about the work that goes into conserving and displaying some of the amazing objects stored, including the largest Picasso work in the world. The gigantic cavas measuring 30m by 40m has spent most of the last 80 years rolled up in storage. The princess' last public engagement was a ship-naming ceremony in Glasgow on May 22, after which she enjoyed the half-term holiday with her children. The entire Wales family will, however, be present at Saturday's iconic Trooping the Colour in London, sources told the Mail. Aides added that the 'cadence' of the princess' public engagements is still as was announced earlier this year, involving a slow and measured return to public life following her cancer diagnosis last year. Happily she announced in January that she is now officially in remission. Created in partnership with young people and inspired by east London's creative heritage, the new V&A East Storehouse - a world first - has been built to ensure the nation's creative works are available to all. Spanning four levels and bigger than 30 basketball courts, Storehouse is a new kind of museum experience giving visitors the chance to see behind the scenes of a working museum, explore why and how objects get collected by museums, find out how they are cared for, and uncover the stories they tell about us and our world. Wherever possible, glass and barriers have been removed, and visitors will be able to get closer to objects than ever before. The Collections Access team have all been recruited from the local area and the Princess got the chance to engage with a new 'Order an Object' service, where anyone can book a free appointment to view an object up close and have a one-on-one session with the a member of the team. A Kensington Palace spokesman said: 'Her Royal Highness' engagement today is all about highlighting the importance of creative opportunity and celebrating the power of creativity to bring us joy.' Her Royal Highness will spend time viewing some of the incredible objects stored, and learn from the access team how engaging with these works can provide creative inspiration for all. Kate is the patron of the Victoria & Albert Museum and has been at many events at the Kensington museum. In 2023, she reopened tthe Young V&A museum in east London after it closed for three years. The mother-of-three - who is the V&A's first ever patron and a keen photographer - was then taken on a tour of the premises by children who were instrumental to the redesign. During the tour, Kate stopped and spoke with students at the nearby Bethnal Green primary school and found herself in the centre of a group hug. Last month, Kate officially named HMS Glasgow by smashing a bottle of local Scottish whisky against its hull. Keeping her look suitably nautical for the outing, the royal sported a navy and white £1,850 coat dress from British brand Suzannah London and a matching statement hat from Philip Treacy, first worn at Trooping the Colour in 2024. As the couple departed, one wellwisher from the crowd couldn't resist telling the princess, 'you're beautiful!' And in an effort not to leave her husband out, they added: 'You too, William!', in footage recorded by local news outlet Clyde News. Clearly amused by the surprise compliment, William, 42, quipped: 'You don't have to say that, don't worry!' The crowd then burst into laughter at his self-deprecating comment, as the couple bid goodbye after a busy afternoon. Earlier, stepping up onto a podium before a crowd of several hundred BAE employees, their families and the 45-strong ship's company, Kate uttered the time-honoured words: 'I have the pleasure to name this ship HMS Glasgow, may God bless her and all who sail on her'. The Princess then flicked up a small red 'launch' button to release a bottle of exclusive single malt whisky made by the nearby Clydeside Distillery. The ceremonial act is said to bring good luck and fortune to the vessel and its crew. The distillery opened its doors in 2017, the same year that the HMS Glasgow build began, marking what is considered the start of two modern icons of Glasgow's maritime heritage. Each bottle of the whisky sold will include a donation to HMS Glasgow's chosen charity, Place2Be, of which the Princess is patron, and which supports children's mental health in the city. The Princess was named sponsor of the 8,000-tonne warship, a state-of-the-art Type 26 anti-submarine frigate, in June 2021 and is said to hold 'a real interest' in the ship 'and in the lives of those who will serve onboard'. A year later, Kate met Royal Navy sailors from HMS Glasgow at Windsor Castle to hear about the ship's progress and their experiences in the Royal Navy.
Daily Mail
27 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
From beer to BBQ boxes: Last-minute shoppers can score 15% off Bloom and Wild Father's Day gifts - and it has FREE delivery
Bloom and Wild are offering last minute shoppers a 15 per cent off code for Father's Day gifts. But you'll want to hurry as this expires June 15. If you're at a loss for Father's Day ideas then Bloom and Wild have done the hard bit for you with a curated range of hampers, flowers and beer and wine gifts - all of which can be delivered in time for the big day. This year Bloom and Wild have upped-the-ante on their gift selection with a range of gifts to suit all personalities. If he's a foodie, a BBQ whizz, craft beer lover or partial to an afternoon sweet treat, then the delivery service has you covered. And, as they deliver straight to their door, you won't have to battle the shops. Just enter the code LBFD15 to redeem 15 per cent off. But hurry, this discount code expires on June 15 2025 at 11:59pm (BST). Bloom and Wild Father's Day gifts The Luxe Father's Day Hamper The Luxe Father's Day Hamper is generously filled with all the treats he could need to make his weekend feel that bit more special. And for £51 with our discount code. Along with two craft beers, the jam-packed hamper includes flavoured mixed nuts, artisanal salami sticks, crackers and chutney. Arriving on the doorstep with a hand-wrapped Bloom & Wild gift box, this is perfect for taking to the park and enjoying June's sunny weather. £51 (save £9) Shop The BBQ Master's Gift Set If he's the self-declared king of the BBQ then this is a thoughtful gift to help him perfect the art - and one that you're sure to benefort from too. The gift set includes a BBQ cookbook to help him flex his culinary muscles while the bottle of Spicy Chilli & Ginger Dressing & Marinade from Olives Et Al, Jerk Spice Tin and Chimichurri Spice Tin (80g) from Spice Kitchen are sure to help bring the flavour. £28.90 (save £5.10) Shop The Yellow Pepper Plant & Whiskey Cocktail Set For something a little different for Father's Day why not gift the gift that keeps on giving with the Bloom and Wild yellow pepper plant? Not only does it look great, it's a great keepsake but it arrives with a pre-mixed Old Fashioned and Whiskey Sour. £45.05 (save £7.95) Shop The Father's Day Socks & Chocs Bloom and Wild are a great one to remember for letterbox gifts. Slipping neatly through their door you won't have to worry about them being in to receive their gift. And for a standout for Father's Day gift? This Socks and Chocs gift ticks all the boxes with a pair of The Sauce socks from The London Sock Exchange as well as a delicious bar of Brazil Nut & Almond Dark Milk Chocolate and Return of the Mac 47% Milk Chocolate Bar. £21.25 (save £3.75) Shop The Pub in a Box Raise a glass to him this Father's Day with the Pub in a Box kit - loaded with three craft beers from Malt Coast, moreish hot honey mixed nuts and cheddar crackers. £27.20 (save £7.95) Shop The Bestseller Book & Treats Bundle If he's a keen reader then this bestselling book and treats bundle are sure to keep him happy. Not only does it include the paperback copy of Gabriel's Moon by William Boyd, but it has a delicious fudge and cookies to fuel his reading too - a perfect way to while away a Sunday. £24.65 (save £4.35) Shop The Sweet & Savoury Afternoon Tea & Beers Hamper The best Father's Day gifts are the ones that he wouldn't normally treat himself to so a Afternoon Tea and Beer hamper is one that's sure to go down well. This set arrives with two herby cheese and tomato twists, scones (plus all the trimmings), English Breakfast tea and brownies to finish things off. And as an extra treat, there are two craft beers from coastal Norfolk brewery Malt Coast. £45.90 (save £8.10) Shop The Whisky & Nibbles Hamper Make their evening that but more special with a cheese board and dram of whiskey thanks to this Bloom and Wild hamper. A decadent hamper for under £42, it contains a bottle of Beeble Honey Whisky, onion chutney and chilli & extra-virgin olive oil crackers from The Fine Cheese Co so they can have the perfect end to a night. £41.65 (save £7.95) Shop The Pelegrims Father's Day Letterbox Pamper Bundle Give him a pamper treatment straight through the letterbox with the The Pelegrims Father's Day Letterbox Pamper Bundle. Perfect for those that love a bit of TLC this bundle contains a revitalising Fig, Grass & Rose facial oil which works to reduce redness, a rich wild rose & sea salt facial balm and a hand pomade to provide intense moisture. £27.20 (save £4.80) Shop
