ITV4 TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

Wrestlers relive the tragic evening in 1988 when they witnessed a locker room confrontation that resulted in the death of wrestler Bruiser Brody

Bearer bonds go missing from gangster Bobby Altman, and suspect Billy Gilpin appears at Arthur's house wanting to get out of town. Terry drives him to a hotel, but when Altman finds out he believes Arthur is involved and tries to establish the truth. George Baker and Roy Kinnear guest star

Charlie tries to surf in a bid to impress a beautiful girl but, after nearly drowning, he tells Alan their father appeared to him and made a request

Alan and Kandi become embroiled in a battle for custody of their pet dog after she has already claimed the apartment and car. Starring Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer and Angus T Jones

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Featuring George Best, Zaire's 1974 World Cup campaign and a selection of own goals

Brian Moore presents action from December 1979, including Manchester United v Arsenal, Crystal Palace v Middlesbrough and Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester City

Action from the eighth round of the campaign, which came from Donington Park. Nicolò Bulega of Aruba.it Racing - Ducati had won every race of the campaign so far and will have expected to impress once again

Matt Chapman and the team are at Newbury ahead of another competitive day of racing

Japan v France (Kick-off 9.40am). All the action from the rugby union match in the round-robin stage, held at MUFG Stadium in Tokyo. With commentary from Nick Heath and Benjamin Kayser

A look at some of the greatest goals from the 1990s, including memorable World Cup strikes by David Platt, Diego Maradona and Michael Owen, and Euros classics from Paul Gascoigne, Davor Suker and Karel Poborsky

A look at how the hovercraft inspired one of Britain's best-selling lawnmowers, and what goes into making a suitcase that's beloved by royalty, explorers and Hollywood celebrities. Plus, what it takes to craft a spoon fit for the Downing Street dinner table, and the British bangers made by a family run firm, turning the sausage status quo on its head

The team heads up the Murray River in Victoria to meet Mingo, a collector who specialises in FJ Holdens and vintage Indian and Harley Davidson motorcycles

Oli Bell presents coverage of a meeting headlined by the Super Sprint from Newbury, plus racing from Ripon and Market Rasen. Analysis comes from Tom Scudamore and Jason Weaver, with reports by Matt Chapman and Natalie Green, and commentary from Richard Hoiles.

Jeremy Wade returns to Australia's Fitzroy River to investigate one of the world's rarest fish, the glyphis shark - a species so mysterious that very little is known about it. Braving hungry crocodiles and deadly tides, he hopes to become one of the first people to catch this elusive creature

Back on English soil after his recent escapades in France, Sharpe is assigned to restore peace in the north, where the local aristocracy's corrupt and high-handed ways have led to mutterings of rebellion among the poor. And as the unrest grows, he's forced to decide where his true loyalties lie. Feature-length adventure, starring Sean Bean, Daragh O'Malley, Abigail Cruttenden, and Caroline Langrishen