The Voice UK – Dawn of the Stars (05:00‑06:00)

Emma Willis and her coaching panel, featuring will.i.am, Sir Tom Jones, Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones and Kelly Rowland, dive into week two of the talent hunt. It’s a polished showcase that still delivers surprising vocal moments. If you’re into polished pop talent, this is a reliable opener.

James Martin’s Saturday Morning – Culinary Comfort (06:00‑08:25)

When James Martin meets Lorraine Kelly in the kitchen, the chemistry is warm and the recipes are approachable. The inclusion of top chefs Romy Gill, Jonathan Phang and the Simpson‑Trotman brothers keeps the energy lively. A comforting watch that feels like a family dinner.

ITV News – Morning Briefing (08:25‑08:30)

Quick snapshot of national and international headlines, with a focus on live sports updates. Handy for catching up before the day’s other programmes.

Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh – Garden Tales (08:30‑10:25)

Alan Titchmarsh brings Ken Bruce, James Murray and horticulturist David Domoney to Manor Farm. The blend of celebrity banter and practical gardening tips offers a relaxed vibe.

New: The Joy of Pets – Animal Adventures (10:25‑11:30)

From a giant monitor lizard to a guide dog puppy, the segment showcases heart‑warming animal stories that brighten any routine.

New: Gary Barlow’s Food and Wine Tour (11:30‑12:00)

Gary Barlow explores Auckland’s culinary scene with chef Ben Bayly and later visits Waiheke with Jason Manford. The mix of travel and tasting offers a casual, engaging feel.

ITV Racing: Live from Goodwood (12:15‑15:00)

Oli Bell brings the thrill of the Bank Holiday meeting to viewers. The coverage is thorough and keeps racing fans in the loop.

Celebrity Lingo (15:00‑15:30)

Adil Ray hosts a word‑based game with Drag Racers, Frankie Seaman, and David Seaman. The light‑hearted competition makes for a pleasant break.

Jurassic World (15:30‑17:35)

Rewatch the 2015 sequel starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. The action and humor keep the family film night lively.

Emmerdale (19:00‑19:30)

Suspicion and drama simmer in this classic soap. It’s a dependable anchor for viewers who enjoy long‑running story arcs.

Coronation Street (19:30‑20:00)

Family secrets and heartfelt farewells drive the plot. The familiar setting offers a comforting narrative thread.

New: Trigger Point (20:00‑21:00)

Explosives Officer Lana Washington leads a high‑stakes chase through London. The pace is tight, keeping viewers on edge.

Unwind with ITV (02:50‑04:05)

A calm, reflective segment designed to soothe the mind. A good way to wind down after a busy evening.

The Rainmaker (02:00‑02:50)

Based on John Grisham’s novel, the crime drama follows young attorney Rudy Baylor. The tension and courtroom drama hold up well for a late‑night audience.

Motorsport UK (04:05‑05:00)

Richard John Neil presents the Porsche Carrera Cup and MINI Seven Challenge. The coverage is crisp for motorsport enthusiasts.

Good Morning Britain (05:00‑09:00)

News, debate and lively commentary set the tone for the day. A solid start for those who like to stay informed.

Bottom line: ITV’s Sunday lineup offers a balanced mix of talent, cooking, racing, drama and light‑hearted entertainment. Whether you’re looking for polished performance or heartfelt storytelling, the schedule ensures there’s something for every taste.