Looking for a main event? Live Snooker: British Open Final kicks off at 12:30 BST (11:30 UTC) and runs all the way to 16:30 BST (15:30 UTC). The stakes are high, the crowd is electric and the drama unfolds frame‑by‑frame. If you’re into sports, this is the one that holds up well – a reliable showcase of skill and nerves.

Snooker Fever: British Open Final

From the moment the first frame starts, the tension is palpable. The finalists battle over 19 frames, each shot a test of concentration. Watching the live action from Channel 5 gives you a front‑row seat to the best of the game – no need to miss a single moment.

Historic Deep Dive: Stonehenge Secrets

At 17:30 BST (16:30 UTC) come the Stonehenge: Secrets of the New Stone documentary. Producer Jason Watkins and historian Tracy Borman uncover the mystery of a six‑tonne altar stone. This episode is a one‑of‑a‑kind look into ancient history that still holds up well for anyone curious about the past.

Kids’ Must‑Watch: Peppa Pig Marathon

Kids will love the Peppa Pig marathon that starts at 06:45 BST (05:45 UTC). From Daddy’s marathon training to the London Marathon chaos, the episodes are a reliable source of light‑hearted fun. Parents can relax knowing the content is age‑appropriate and still entertaining.

Travel Glamour: The Cruise

Travel‑enthusiasts get a taste of the Mediterranean in The Cruise: Fun‑Loving Brits at Sea from 09:30 BST (08:30 UTC) to 10:25 BST (09:25 UTC). The first episode explores Rome, while the second dives into Naples’ culture. It’s a one‑of‑a‑better options show for a quick escape from the screen.

Behind Closed Doors: HMP Wandsworth

For something darker, the documentary HMP Wandsworth: Behind Closed Doors airs at 22:00 BST (21:00 UTC). Real stories from former inmates and experts give viewers an unfiltered look at life inside a Victorian prison. This is one of the better options for those who appreciate hard‑hitting narratives.

Bottom line: Channel 5’s Sunday lineup balances high‑energy sports, deep‑cut documentaries, travel adventures and wholesome kids’ fun. Whether you’re a snooker fan, history buff, traveller or a parent looking for a quick laugh, there’s a show that holds up well for you.