ITV3 TV Guide — Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Cash-strapped George knows exactly what he can sell to raise money - but decides not to tell Mildred. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce

Buying goods from the comfort of home

The couple offer their services to a woman in labour, despite their lack of experience - though George does know how to dismantle a motorbike. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce

George decides to place his father in a residential home, but the old man would rather stay with his son. Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce star

Victoria falls into the lake at Home Farm and makes a terrifying discovery, while Nicola encourages the villagers to stage a sit-in protest against the closure of the church.

Gail Platt's dream kitchen starts taking shape as Joe McIntyre and David Platt work on rebuilding it. Meanwhile, Hayley Cropper returns to the street following an interview.

Steve convinces Becky that he loves her by promising to leave Michelle. Meanwhile, Carla pays a visit to Rosie, and a nervous Maria attends her baby's ultrasound scan.

Dour detective Jack Frost investigates a woman's near-fatal shooting. The victim was all set to testify against a notorious drugs baron accused of murdering one of his employees, but the appearance of a contract killer makes her think again - and it appears someone on Jack's team is leaking information. Meanwhile, the station is turned upside down in the hunt for a missing lottery ticket. David Jason, Michael McKell and Bruce Alexander star

An investigation into the appearance of forged bank notes in Aidensfield leads to the discovery of a major crime operation, and Blaketon is persuaded to try a new image by Vernon _ with unfortunate repercussions. Meanwhile, Mike's suggestion that he and Jackie start a family is not met with the expected response. Rural police drama, starring Geoffrey Hughes and Derek Fowlds

The constabulary receives help from the Met to target a local drug trafficker, believed to be the boyfriend of Lord Ashfordly's sister Patricia. Meanwhile, a domestic drama involving Jackie's friend and her baby leaves Mike torn between the loyalties of work and home, and Vernon plans to take advantage of a postal strike. Rural police drama, starring Fiona Dolman and Jason Durr

When Barnaby is dragged along to the wedding of the son of Sarah's friend Hazel, the last thing he expects to find himself doing is investigating a murder. But when his wife discovers the body of the bride, Laurel, who has been squeezed to death by her own wedding dress corset, the detective must look more closely at his fellow guests. The victim's husband Gavin is convinced that his wife's death had everything to do with her outspoken nature on her radio show, so Winter's attention soon turns to her unique community of nocturnal listeners. Gavin's scorned ex-fiancee and local wedding dress designer Serena also comes under suspicion, and Barnaby and Winter's enquiries lead them to a local wedding fayre. Neil Dudgeon stars, with Kelly Brook, Nick Hancock and Liz Fraser

Diane reveals Victoria has been screaming in her sleep and worries about the girl's mental health. Rodney becomes distracted when he oversees the shooting event at Home Farm.

Victoria tells a psychologist she made up her claims about the body in a bid for attention. Brenda is unhappy when Gennie announces her intention to go on an 18-30 holiday.

Tony's wedding preparations are complicated by the arrival of his brother and Jed Stone's demand for compensation. Michelle puts a damper on Steve's plan to spend time with Becky.

Steve uses Tony and Carla's wedding as an excuse to antagonise Michelle, hoping to goad her into leaving him, while Sally loses her temper and tells Maria about Liam's infidelity.