BBC One TV Guide — Saturday, 5 September 2026

Comedian Alan Carr hosts a special celebrity episode of the game show in which three teams of contestants have to identify a board full of images, with a chance of winning up to £10,000 if they know them all. Playing for their chosen charities are Hits Radio's Will Best and Fleur East, presenters Gareth Malone and Steph McGovern, and comedian Ellie Taylor and actress Jamie-Lee O'Donnell

Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman host the 2,000th episode of the general knowledge quiz. Suzie Lee, Shaun Williamson, Phil Tufnell, Steve Pemberton, Kelli Young, Helen Lederer, Charlie Higson and Cariad Lloyd try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public

Part one of a two-part special for the show's 40th anniversary. A huge firebomb lights up the skies above Holby, and rumours spread about an attack on the city. Dylan hurriedly prepares the team for a major incident as we discover St James' has been destroyed in the blast. Flynn makes a decision with devastating consequences, and Rash has a baptism of fire on his first day as a Consultant

Part two of two. The team look to Dylan in their hour of need as the counter terrorism units stand down, but he struggles to cope with the pressure of one tragedy after another. Stevie puts her life in Flynn's hands when their ambulance plummets off the edge of a cliff and sink into the deep water of a quarry

The spooks' thoughtless behaviour sends Alison into meltdown, prompting them to come up with a creative way to get back into her good books and show her how truly sorry they are. Mary however, believing she has done nothing wrong, refuses to take any responsibility, not after the fiery fate that befell her the last time she took the blame for something she didn't do. Alison and Mike have a last-minute cancellation for the guesthouse and decide that a relaxing day off is exactly what they need. Comedy, starring Charlotte Ritchie, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Simon Farnaby

Highlights of the latest Premier League matches, including Newcastle United v Bournemouth at St James' Park, and Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur at The City Ground. The Cherries claimed a 2-1 away to the Magpies last season, and are undefeated there in the top flight since 2019, while Forest were looking to extend a sequence of four consecutive victories over Spurs. Plus, action from Brentford v Sunderland, Brighton & Hove Albion v Leeds United, Fulham v Crystal Palace, Manchester City v Coventry City, Hull City v Aston Villa, and Ipswich Town v Liverpool from Friday night