Live: Sunday Brunch

Live: Sunday Brunch – The Sunday Anchor

Starting at 09:00, the live chat brings together John Hannah, Matt Forde and a rotating line of guests. The format keeps viewers engaged with topical discussions and occasional celebrity segments. It’s still entertaining and offers a reliable window into the week’s headlines.

Jamie Cooks the Mediterranean – A Culinary Journey

At 12:00, Jamie Oliver explores Mediterranean flavours, cooking lemon chicken with tzatziki in Thessaloniki and Skopelos. It remains one of the better options for food lovers who enjoy travel‑inspired cooking.

Our Farm Next Door – Rural Reality

From 13:00 to 14:05, the series follows Amanda, Clive and their children as they tackle a delayed project. The show holds up well for viewers who appreciate family‑driven stories.

Britain’s Favourite Railway – Transport Tales

At 14:05, the programme explores hidden tunnels and eco‑stations with Si King. It’s an engaging look at Britain’s rail heritage.

Kirstie and Phil’s Love It or – Home Make‑over

Between 15:05 and 15:35, the couple showcase brilliant builds. A practical guide for anyone looking to optimise space.

Sister Act – Classic Comedy

From 15:35 to 17:30, the 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg and Maggie Smith offers humour that still holds up well.

Channel 4 News – Quick Update

At 17:30, the flagship news programme gives a concise briefing that’s reliable for keeping up to date.

Gogglebox – Family Highlights

From 18:00 to 19:00, the compilation of family‑friendly moments is a light, enjoyable watch.

New: Richard E. Grant’s Very… – Historical Exploration

At 19:00, Grant searches for Odyssey‑inspired sites. The programme offers a thoughtful way to explore classical history.

New: The Piano – Musical Evening

From 20:00 to 21:05, the musical show features Jools Holland and a young singer, delivering an engaging performance.

Erin Brockovich – Legal Drama

From 21:05 to 23:30, the 2000 film starring Julia Roberts remains a reliable depiction of a determined single mum fighting for justice.

New: Ramy – Comedy‑Drama

Starting at 23:30, Ramy explores family dynamics and personal growth, holding up well for viewers who appreciate nuanced storytelling.

Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA – Culinary Rescue

At 00:40, Gordon Ramsay visits Chappy’s, offering a one‑of‑the‑better‑options look at restaurant challenges.

Bottom line: Channel 4 gives you a balanced mix of light entertainment, culinary adventure, and classic drama this Sunday. Pick a show that suits your mood and you’re in for a satisfying evening.