U&W TV Guide — Tuesday, 14 April 2026

Early Morning

00:50 50m

Louis Theroux Interviews - Katherine Ryan

S1 · E5

Louis meets the comedian, actor and writer, Katherine Ryan

Louis meets the Canadian comedian, actor and writer, Katherine Ryan, for a frank and honest conversation about her career, relationships and the changing shape of her family. Louis accompanies Katherine as she performs her latest stand-up tour, Missus, in Southend-On-Sea, and later, he spends a rare day off with Katherine, her daughter Violet and her husband Bobby

01:40 1h 20m

The Mormons Are Coming

Following three young missionaries through their training

Documentary following three young missionaries as they go through an intensive two-week induction at the Mormon training centre in Chorley, Lancashire. Giving up their first names to become known as Elders and Sisters, they have limited contact with family as they live under a strict timetable including role play and lessons on how to come across well to non-believers

03:00 3h 10m

Teleshopping

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A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Morning

06:10 50m

Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake

S3 · E1 · Coco, Sapphire and the Cheese Chis

Pete helps rescue six Chihuahuas from the home of a hoarder

Pete helps rescue six Chihuahuas from the home of a hoarder and witnesses the emotional handover of a pregnant pug and her sister

07:00 1h

Tipping Point

S11 · E80

Ben Shephard hosts the arcade-themed quiz

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz in which contestants answer questions to win turns on an arcade-style machine. Dropping tokens down a choice of four chutes, they hope to knock piles of them off a moving shelf - and the more they collect, the greater the prize fund. The player who has won the least amount is then eliminated, and the last one standing competes for a £10,000 jackpot

08:00 1h

Tipping Point

S11 · E81

Quiz, hosted by Ben Shephard

09:00 1h

Tipping Point

S11 · E82

Quiz, hosted by Ben Shephard

10:00 1h

DIY SOS: Grenfell

S2018 · E2 · Community Centre

Part two of two. Nick Knowles and the team attempt to build a two storey flexible use centre

Part two of two. Nick Knowles and the team attempt to build a two storey flexible use centre, which can be used by the local community however it decides. The team are joined by the Duke of Cambridge, who meets local residents and talks to firefighters who were amongst the first responders on the night of the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower

11:00 1h

DIY SOS: The Big Build

S29 · E2 · Avening

The team helps a project manager in Avening in the Cotswolds

The team helps project manager Ben in Avening in the Cotswolds, whose life was changed in a split second by a freak accident while holidaying in Cyprus. Ben slipped and fell head first into the shallow end of a pool, breaking his neck in three places, and for him to move back home from Salisbury Spinal Unit, it needs to be adapted with a front access and a two-storey extension with through-floor lift, along with all the bespoke care provision that he will need, including a home-office space

Daytime

12:00 1h

DIY SOS: The Big Build

S29 · E5 · Mildenhall

Adapting the home of a Mildenhall, Suffolk man who was brain-damaged in an attack

In March 2015, football fan Simon Dobbin was at an away game when he was set upon by a gang of men in an unprovoked attack that left him brain damaged, paralysed and unable to walk and talk. After many months in hospital he is finally back at home in Mildenhall, Suffolk, where he receives round-the-clock care from wife Nicole. But the family home is unfit for Simon's care and rehabilitation - so that's where Nick Knowles, designer Laurence Llewelyn- Bowen and the DIY SOS team come in, strengthened by a number of local tradesmen

13:00 1h

Tipping Point

S11 · E80

Ben Shephard hosts the arcade-themed quiz

14:00 1h

Tipping Point

S11 · E81

Quiz, hosted by Ben Shephard

15:00 1h

Tipping Point

S11 · E82

Quiz, hosted by Ben Shephard

16:00 1h

The Supervet

S6 · E3

A Labrador that has become lame in both its front legs

Noel Fitzpatrick treats a Labrador that is both a guide for the blind and a seizure alert dog, and has become lame in both its front legs. Invasive surgery could mean that the dog's owner, Toni, is without her lifeline. Meanwhile, a couple hope that surgery will save their Rhodesian Ridgeback's leg from a cancerous tumour, and Fitzpatrick Referrals receptionist Natalie's Tibetan terrier becomes unwell

17:00 1h

The Supervet

S6 · E4

A chihuahua is rushed to the clinic after being hit by a car

Family members rush their chihuahua, Darcy, to the clinic after it is hit by a car. For 18-year-old TaJournée, who is autistic, the dog is a lifeline, and Noel must use pins, nuts and bolts to reconstruct the broken pieces of its crushed pelvis. Meanwhile, the vet finds himself in a tricky situation while performing replacement surgery on a seven-year-old spaniel with hip problems, and a Winchester Prison sniffer dog that is lame in both elbows is brought to the surgery

Tonight's Highlights

18:00 1h

DIY SOS: Grenfell

S2018 · E2 · Community Centre

Part two of two. Nick Knowles and the team attempt to build a two storey flexible use centre

19:00 1h

DIY SOS: The Big Build

S29 · E2 · Avening

The team helps a project manager in Avening in the Cotswolds

20:00 1h

999 Rescue Squad

S3 · E3

The medics treat the victim of a stabbing at a meat plant

A student climber plunges from a cliff face in Wharfedale and the team fears he has broken his neck. The medics are also called to treat the victim of a stabbing at a meat plant

21:00 1h

Gaia: A Death on Dancing Ledge

S1 · E1

Zara McDermott investigates a mysterious death from 2017

Zara McDermott investigates a mysterious death from 2017, in which a 19-year-old from Dorset ran away from home in a state of distress. Her body would later be found in the undergrowth by a massive search operation, having died of hypothermia. The first episode examines the early clues that were discovered and the suspicion that fell on a childhood friend and his grandmother, before they were released without charge

22:00 1h

Gaia: A Death on Dancing Ledge

S1 · E2

Zara McDermott's investigation uncovers a world of online grooming

Zara McDermott discovers how three years before her death, Gaia was approached online by an older man who turned out to be at the centre of a world of webcamming and online grooming in Dorset. Despite multiple warnings from those closest to her, Gaia wanted to help him and they became close

23:00 1h

Gaia: A Death on Dancing Ledge

S1 · E3

The inquest into Gaia Pope-Sutherland's death

Zara McDermott revisits the case of 19-year-old Gaia Pope-Sutherland, highlighting her family's search for truth and justice in the wake of her untimely death from hypothermia. Gaia's alleged attacker contacted her 10 months before she went missing. As her attempts to get a restraining order were declined, her state of mind deteriorated, requiring her to be sectioned under the Mental Health Act. The inquest into Gaia's death - one of the longest in British history - revealed vital clues into her final weeks, unearthing over 50 missed opportunities in her care and search for her

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