Monday – 14 Sep (Mon)
The week opens with a rush of crime‑drama. Traffic Cops bursts onto the screen at 08:00 BST (07:00 UTC) with a fresh episode of real‑time traffic enforcement. The show’s focus on high‑speed pursuits and street‑law enforcement keeps adrenaline high, and it is still entertaining for fans of procedural thrillers.
Next up is a reality‑food spin‑off. Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun starts at 09:00 BST (08:00 UTC) featuring Chef Ed and his wife Louise as they launch a catering company. The light‑hearted cooking challenges appeal to viewers who love culinary adventures and family dynamics.
The long‑running soap Home and Away rounds the hour at 17:00 BST (16:00 UTC). This episode centers on new tensions between Zane and Alf, while Harper’s surprise move brings a new plot twist. The drama is reliable for soap lovers and fans of long‑term character arcs.
Health‑focused viewers can catch GPs: Behind Closed Doors at 18:00 BST (17:00 UTC). The episode follows patients dealing with skin rashes and back pain, offering a realistic look at everyday medical concerns.
The medical drama Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts airs at 19:00 BST (18:00 UTC) with a focus on emergency care in Barnsley. The show remains reliable for viewers who appreciate the intensity of ambulance work.
Tuesday – 15 Sep (Tue)
Tuesday begins with the action‑packed thriller Inferno at 20:00 BST (19:00 UTC). Starring Tom Hanks and Felicity Jones, the film’s race against time keeps viewers on edge.
For those who prefer reality, Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun returns at 07:00 BST (06:00 UTC) as Sue and Rod manage a horse rescue centre. The episode’s focus on animal care offers a gentle yet engaging viewing experience.
The crime show Traffic Cops continues at 10:00 BST (09:00 UTC) with a deep dive into drug gangs. The show remains a reliable source of real‑world policing drama.
Medical drama fans can tune into Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts at 19:00 BST (18:00 UTC) for a tense emergency room episode. The series holds up well for those who appreciate the urgency of ambulance work.
Wednesday – 16 Sep (Wed)
The day’s main draw is Traffic Cops: Over the Limit at 08:00 BST (07:00 UTC), showcasing high‑speed chases and drink‑driving crackdowns. It remains reliable for fans of intense law enforcement.
Reality fans will enjoy Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun again at 07:00 BST (06:00 UTC) as a new episode celebrates a milestone for the horse rescue centre. The show’s warm tone keeps viewers engaged.
Soap enthusiasts can watch Home and Away at 17:00 BST (16:00 UTC). The episode’s focus on family drama provides a dependable storyline for the soap audience.
Medical drama remains strong with GPs: Behind Closed Doors at 18:00 BST (17:00 UTC). The episode tackles common health issues and retains its realistic appeal.
Another medical drama, Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts, airs at 19:00 BST (18:00 UTC). The series remains a reliable choice for those who enjoy emergency medical narratives.
Thursday – 17 Sep (Thu)
The day opens with Traffic Cops at 08:00 BST (07:00 UTC) continuing its real‑world policing stories. The show remains engaging for crime fans.
Reality lovers will catch Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun at 07:00 BST (06:00 UTC) as the team hosts a fundraiser. The episode’s light tone keeps it enjoyable.
For those seeking drama, Home and Away airs at 17:00 BST (16:00 UTC). This episode’s storyline is dependable for soap viewers.
Medical drama continues with GPs: Behind Closed Doors at 18:00 BST (17:00 UTC). The show offers a realistic look at common health concerns.
Another medical drama, Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts, airs at 19:00 BST (18:00 UTC). The show remains reliable for emergency medical viewers.
If you prefer talk shows, Piers Morgan: Uncensored starts at 22:30 BST (21:30 UTC). The program’s direct commentary attracts viewers who enjoy opinionated debate.
Friday – 18 Sep (Fri)
Friday’s crime highlight is Traffic Cops at 08:00 BST (07:00 UTC). The episode’s pursuit scenes stay engaging for viewers who appreciate high‑stakes policing.
Reality fans will enjoy Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun at 07:00 BST (06:00 UTC) as the team hosts a charity event. The show remains a reliable source of feel‑good programming.
The soap Home and Away airs at 17:00 BST (16:00 UTC). The episode’s family drama is dependable for viewers who enjoy long‑term storylines.
Medical drama continues with Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts at 19:00 BST (18:00 UTC). The series remains reliable for emergency medical viewers.
Saturday – 19 Sep (Sat)
The weekend opens with Traffic Cops at 08:00 BST (07:00 UTC). The episode’s focus on traffic safety keeps it reliable for viewers who want to stay informed.
Reality fans can watch Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun at 07:00 BST (06:00 UTC) as the team hosts a fundraiser. The episode is still entertaining for viewers who enjoy light‑hearted reality shows.
A film fan’s treat is Inferno at 20:00 BST (19:00 UTC). The movie’s thriller elements keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
The soap Home and Away rounds the hour at 17:00 BST (16:00 UTC). Its dependable storyline suits viewers who enjoy continuous soap narratives.
Sunday – 20 Sep (Sun)
Sunday’s crime highlight is Traffic Cops at 09:00 BST (08:00 UTC). The episode’s focus on traffic safety remains reliable for viewers who care about road safety.
Reality fans will enjoy Bargain‑Loving Brits in the Sun at 07:00 BST (06:00 UTC). The episode’s light‑hearted tone keeps it entertaining for viewers who enjoy reality cooking.
The soap Home and Away airs at 17:00 BST (16:00 UTC). The episode’s family drama remains reliable for soap lovers.
For a quick film fix, Inferno returns at 20:00 BST (19:00 UTC). The thriller keeps viewers engaged and is still entertaining.