ITV3 TV Guide — Wednesday, 24 June 2026

Perez is on the trail of an attacker, Tosh investigates Forst Energy in the search for Sally's killer, and DNA in the Kilmuir case yields a surprising result. Drama, starring Douglas Henshall

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Mildred tries to make an impression at the Young Conservatives' ball, whereas George is determined to find his own Christmas spirit at the Red Lion

George seeks solace when his budgie dies, but Mildred is too preoccupied with finding something good enough to donate to the jumble sale. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce

Pollard uncovers evidence that Nicola and David are plotting to ensure the church choir's efforts end in disaster, while Debbie tries to convince Jasmine that Shane is bad news.

Nicola's conscience is pricked when Rodney reveals how impressed he is that his daughter is helping the church choir, while Terry offers to cook lunch for a nervous Brenda.

Becky is devastated by Jason's betrayal and Fiz tells John she would like to give their relationship another go, while Sally grows concerned about Rosie's whereabouts.

Janice is arrested and charged with fraud, prompting Roger to leave. Liam agonises over his best man's speech, and Jason returns from Milan with his hopes dashed.

Jack finds himself working alongside DS Lawson on a delicate case involving a spate of attacks on defenceless senior citizens in their homes, while Lawson also offers him some advice on his personal life. David Jason stars, with Bruce Alexander, Sally Dexter and Neil Phillips

Blaketon's attempts to crack down on crime meet with a violent response and Gina's interest is aroused by a mysterious visitor. Greengrass has his eye on the main chance as usual - he reckons there is big money to be made by attracting tourists to Aidensfield and decides to rewrite local history to make the village more interesting. Derek Fowlds, Tricia Penrose and Bill Maynard star

Mike makes a shocking discovery about Jackie, forcing him to re-evaluate his marriage almost before it has begun, while unlikely undertaker Greengrass applies his ingenuity to the task of arranging a funeral with a difference. Rural drama, starring Jason Durr, Fiona Dolman and Bill Maynard

When a pub landlady is crushed to death by a giant box during a magic show organised by famous illusionist Gideon Latimer, pathologist Kate discovers the cables had been deliberately sabotaged. Evangelising curate Andrew Maplin claims the tragedy is God's vengeance for the pagan traditions still held deep in Midsomer Oaks, but Barnaby and Nelson fear Gideon was the real target. Neil Dudgeon, Gwilym Lee and Tamzin Malleson star in the murder mystery, with Joe Absolom, Andrew-Lee Potts, Justin Salinger, Amanda Burton and Stephanie Leonidas

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.

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