U&Gold TV Guide — Tuesday, 30 June 2026

Tony decides to break up with his girlfriend and agonises over the best way to go about it. He unintentionally creates the ideal opportunity by cancelling a date to prepare a meal for Deborah. Starring Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey and Leslie Ash

Seven strangers from vastly different walks of life begin Community Payback sentences, renovating a derelict building in Bristol. But a criminal mistake will unite these people in ways they had thought impossible. Sitcom created by Stephen Merchant, starring Rhianne Barreto, Darren Boyd and Gamba Cole, with Merchant himself and Christopher Walken

Eddie has spent the pair's last £11.80 in savings on a second-hand copy of an adult magazine, forcing the duo to endure an evening of boredom and bickering in front of the TV

The Outlaws engage in bonding exercises led by Gabby, then hijacked by Diane. But harmony is punctured when three of the group discover a bag of cash stashed in the community centre's ceiling. Christian begs the local drug lord to stay away from his sister, and Frank sets about surpassing the expectations of his weary daughter and grandson, with a little help from a new friend. Flashbacks reveal the crimes that landed Greg and Gabby in Community Payback

Toby is looking forward to seeing Angela when she returns from her cruise. Tony Britton and Dinah Sheridan star

Fletcher takes on the role of agony aunt and ends up writing letters home for his fellow inmates - but he soon discovers domestic problems of his own when his daughter brings bad news on visiting day. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and Patricia Brake

Boycie faces his worst nightmare when Marlene's sister decides to pay a visit from Peckham. As if the man-eating glamourpuss was not enough to cope with, he finds all his staff tied up in the barn - and realises his past has come back to haunt him. Guest starring Paula Wilcox

A wealthy customer loses a valuable diamond in the store and offers a reward for its return. Shop-floor comedy, starring Trevor Bannister, John Inman and Frank Thornton

Howard and Marina go bird watching, while Foggy comes up with a way to make hiking up hills more exciting

Compo thinks that he hears Nora Batty happily singing so he obsessively spies on her imagining that she is having a romance with her lodger, Smiler. Bill Owen stars

Part three of three. The Dwarfers escape from their captors to try to prove their innocence, unaware the authorities are hot on their trail. Cat finally falls in love with someone other than himself, and trips the light fantastic to impress the girl of his dreams

Lister mistakenly joins the Canaries on the understanding that they are a prison choir - but soon discovers them to be an army of battle-hardened convicts. Comedy, starring Chris Barrie, Craig Charles and Geraldine McEwan

Hyacinth attends the christening of Daisy's granddaughter, and is displeased to learn the child's parents are not married. With some encouragement from Richard, she agrees to keep an open mind, but is later irked when the mother and child go missing. Comedy, starring Patricia Routledge and Clive Swift

A land mine cuts off all power and communications services in Walmington-on-Sea, but Captain Mainwaring rises to the challenge by declaring martial law - while Pike gets stuck on some iron railings. Vintage comedy first broadcast in 1974, starring Arthur Lowe and Ian Lavender

Fletcher takes on the role of agony aunt and ends up writing letters home for his fellow inmates - but he soon discovers domestic problems of his own when his daughter brings bad news on visiting day. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and Patricia Brake

Boycie faces his worst nightmare when Marlene's sister decides to pay a visit from Peckham. As if the man-eating glamourpuss was not enough to cope with, he finds all his staff tied up in the barn - and realises his past has come back to haunt him. Guest starring Paula Wilcox

A wealthy customer loses a valuable diamond in the store and offers a reward for its return. Shop-floor comedy, starring Trevor Bannister, John Inman and Frank Thornton

A land mine cuts off all power and communications services in Walmington-on-Sea, but Captain Mainwaring rises to the challenge by declaring martial law - while Pike gets stuck on some iron railings. Vintage comedy first broadcast in 1974, starring Arthur Lowe and Ian Lavender

Hyacinth attends the christening of Daisy's granddaughter, and is displeased to learn the child's parents are not married. With some encouragement from Richard, she agrees to keep an open mind, but is later irked when the mother and child go missing. Comedy, starring Patricia Routledge and Clive Swift

Howard and Marina go bird watching, while Foggy comes up with a way to make hiking up hills more exciting