ITV3 TV Guide — Thursday, 25 June 2026

Perez and Tosh are warned to stay away from Mathias Soderland by the Norwegian Secret Service, who tell them they're meddling in an operation they don't understand. With Soderland their prime suspect for Sally McColl's murder, Perez and Tosh won't be bullied. However, their investigation is suddenly derailed by a shocking discovery

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George celebrates his 24th wedding anniversary by presenting Mildred with a carriage clock. However, he has purchased it cut-price from a dubious source, and when the Fourmiles return from holiday they find their home burgled, and among the missing items is a carriage clock. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce

The Ropers take in a lodger, and Mildred is delighted when he begins doing all the household jobs that George will not tackle. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce

Terry and Brenda's hopes of enjoying a date together are thwarted when the pair accept well-meaning advice from Bob and Val. Donald asks Anna to choose between him and Matthew.

Donald meets Matthew and warns him to keep away from his daughter - but fails to reckon on Anna proposing to him. Bob is mystified by the atmosphere between Terry and Brenda.

Janice is released on bail and shamefacedly returns to work. Sally and Kevin are stunned to receive a postcard from Rosie, and Nina warns Dev not to continue seeing Tara.

Becky blackmails Steve, threatening to tell Michelle about their fling if he doesn't support her alibi. Dan ends his relationship with Leanne, and Tina quits her job.

The apparent accidental death of a drug addict takes a surprising turn when the results of the post-mortem examination are revealed, and Jack finds himself confronting his own chequered past. Ewen Bremner guest-stars, with David Jason

Greengrass attempts to organise Aidensfield's car rally - an event guaranteed not to pass without incident. Amid all the preparations, an elderly man is attacked, while Gina finds true love at last. Rural drama, starring Tricia Penrose and Bill Maynard

A film crew descends on Aidensfield, filling the vain villagers' heads with thoughts of stardom. Greengrass, however, is not lured by the prospect of a cameo role as he is too preoccupied with getting his own back on a disreputable farmer. Rural drama, starring Bill Maynard, Jason Durr and Gareth Thomas

It's the day of the Little Crosby Folk Festival and organiser Toby Winning is found dead, having drowned in a bowl of eggs and live eels. The murder seems to have been inspired by a ballad made famous by the late, lamented star Johnny Carver. Then it comes to light the victim recently announced plans to move the event to a new location, which would have cost local entrepreneur Frank Wainwright dearly. Toby's estranged wife Alice also comes under suspicion, before two further killings take place, echoing more lyrics from the song

Donald is furious to hear about Anna and Matthew's engagement and interrupts a celebration at the Kings' in a bid to sabotage the union. Brenda tries to apologise to Terry.

The first of tonight's episodes heralds the start of murder week, focusing on the events of just one day, during which Liam Connor meets his demise at the hands of Tony Gordon.

Kevin fears for Sophie's safety and as the stags head for paintballing, the hens celebrate at the restaurant, where Carla confesses to Leanne that she is in love with Liam.

PC Bellamy's childhood sweetheart returns to Aidensfield for her mother's funeral and uncovers a dark family secret in the attic, leading to a traumatic encounter with her unbalanced sister. Meanwhile, Greengrass's attempts to make a packet by selling wild rabbits as pets fail dismally. Mark Jordon and Bill Maynard star