5SELECT TV Guide — Sunday, 28 June 2026

Vera and Will bring Allie in on a plan to expose Miller, Rita and Marie form an uneasy alliance to uncover Lou and Judy's plan, and Ferguson is forced to take desperate measures

Rita puts pressure on Judy to gain information about Lou's plans, Vera discovers just how much of a threat Ferguson poses for her daughter, and Boomer receives life-affirming news

Lou pressures the H1 family into falling into line with Rita when she returns. Vera wrestles with the dilemma of exposing Ferguson in court using Miller's illegally obtained file

Rita is determined to stop Lou's plan to bomb the prison, Vera confronts Ann's duplicity with dire consequences, and Will grapples with the threat from Ferguson

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Part one of two. Comedian and presenter Dara Ó Briain explores the immense power of Italy's most active volcanoes. He begins with a mission to uncover the inner workings of volcanoes, starting out in Sicily, home to the mighty Mount Etna - Europe's largest and most active volcano

Part two of two. The comedian concludes his journey across Italy to uncover what happens when volcanoes turn from natural wonders into human disasters. Dara travels to mainland Italy and, with the help of volcanologist Dr Dougal Jerram, he learns about a deadly phenomenon known as a pyroclastic flow. In Naples, he explores the story of Mount Vesuvius and its 79AD eruption

Part one of two. Dara explores the ways in which the moon shapes many things on Earth and why there is a new race to get humans back to its surface. He meets astrobiologist Professor Lewis Dartnell to find out just how far the moon's influence on life on Earth extends. He also talks to Dr Rohin Francis to dig deeper into the myths surrounding the moon's influence on human behaviour, and discuss some of the latest evidence

Fresh out of veterinary college in 1937, James Herriot struggles to find work in his Depression-struck home town of Glasgow. Seeking new opportunities, he pursues a position in the remote village of Darrowby working for eccentric local vet Siegfried Farnon, who is less than impressed by his early efforts. However, a difficult calving gives James a chance to prove his worth. Starring Nicholas Ralph, Samuel West and Diana Rigg

Siegfried's younger brother Tristan joins the practice after graduating from Edinburgh veterinary college. James finds himself begrudgingly taking the new arrival with him on his rounds, which leads to a disastrous clash of over how to treat a cow suffering from milk fever. On their return to the practice, they find that Mrs Hall has guessed that Tristan is not being entirely honest about his sudden arrival. Elsewhere, James makes a good impression on a wealthy widow (Diana Rigg) and her beloved Pekingese

Siegfried applies to become attending vet at Darrowby racecourse - but the position comes with conditions, and he is torn between his ambition and his loyalty to the practice. Tristan collects the debts owed to the surgery, but ends up losing all the money and resorts to placing a risky bet to cover up his mistake. When the favourite to win on the race day is diagnosed with a inoperable condition, James has his first painful experience of having to put an animal down - only to end up being threatened with legal action by the owner

Mrs Pumphrey is convinced her beloved Pekingese is dying. James discovers that she has not been keeping her pampered pet on the strict diet he prescribed, and is forced to take the dog in while it recovers from illness brought about by over indulgence. Tristan prepares to return to university, but needs Siegfried's help to pay for his accommodation. However, his older brother is not prepared to part with a penny until he has proved he is serious about being a vet. James treats the Aldersons' prize bull, and Helen rewards his efforts with some unusual home baking

James is appointed as attending vet at the Darrowby Show - but Siegfried and Tristan warn him that the job is a poisoned chalice and expect him to quit after the first day. Mrs Hall has more faith in him, however, and makes a wager with the Farnon brothers. James finds himself surrounded by pushy farmers offering bribes to help them cheat their way to victory and faces a dilemma when the Aldersons desperately need his help in securing the sale of their prize bull

Judith and Jeremy have loaned their boat to a group of marine biologists. While diving, Gary, one of the experts, discovers a rare gold coin and pockets it, but tragedy soon strikes when he goes into cardiac arrest in the water. Caron shows Jean the treasure and enlists her help to investigate the death. Was this team of scientists really combing the seabed for minerals or could something else have led to Gary's demise? Drama, starring Sally Lindsay