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Weekly Highlights Week 45/46: Sat 7Th - Fri 13Th November 2020 Weekly Highlights Week 45/46: Sat 7th - Fri 13th November 2020 I’m A Celebrity... A Jungle Story Sunday, 8.10pm Ant and Dec look back at some of the show’s best moments - and face some Bushtucker Trials. This information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain until Tue 3rd November 2020. Press contacts Further programme publicity information: ITV Press Office [email protected] www.itv.com/presscentre @itvpresscentre ITV Pictures [email protected] www.itv.com/presscentre/itvpictures ITV Billings [email protected] www.ebs.tv This information is produced by EBS New Media Ltd on behalf of ITV +44 (0)1462 895 999 Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Celebrity Supermarket Sweep Saturday, 5.15pm 7th November ITV The first of a new series in which Rylan Clark-Neal welcomes some famous faces into his superstore. Have they got what it takes to win big money for charity? Former I’m A Celebrity... contestants Scarlett Moffatt and Jacqueline Jossa go up against football legends John Barnes and David Seaman and Birds of a Feather stars Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph. Will any of them win £10,000 for charity? The Chase Celebrity Special Saturday, 8pm 7th November ITV Bradley Walsh hosts a special celebrity edition of the quiz show in which a group of stars take on the mighty Chasers to see if they can win some big money for charity. Former Olympic swimmer Mark Foster, newscaster Charlene White, TV presenter Ade Adepitan and actor Kevin Eldon hope to win big for their charities as they take on one of the country’s finest quiz brains. Can they win a huge amount of money tonight? Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights The Voice UK Semi Final Saturday, 8.45pm 7th November ITV The Auditions and the Battle Rounds of the competition all took place at the beginning of the year before lockdown - and we’ve finally reached the Semi Final. Emma Willis presents as the remaining contestants to all out to impress the superstar coaches - Sir Tom Jones, Meghan Trainor, Olly Murs and Will.i.am. Who will secure a place in next week’s final, and who will face heartbreak at the final hurdle? The Jonathan Ross Show Saturday, 10.30pm 7th November ITV The host continues the new series of his chat show, featuring some of the biggest stars on the planet dropping by for a natter and the best musical acts performing. Jonathan is joined by Stricly Come Dancing’s Motsi Mabuse and Craig Revel Horwood, who tell him all about the new series. Plus, comedians Rob Beckett and Sindhu Vee call in, and there’s chat and a performance by Alicia Keys - all the way from America. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Tipping Point: Lucky Stars Sunday, 7pm 8th November ITV Ben Shephard hosts the quiz in which three celebrities take on the extraordinary Tipping Point machine in the hopes of winning money for their chosen charities. Ellie Taylor, Anthony Ogogo and Jennie Bond are keen to prove they’ve got what it takes to win for each of their individual causes, but do they have the brain power and skill to go toe-to-toe one of the trickiest machines in gameshow history? I’m A Celebrity... A Jungle Story Sunday, 8.10pm 8th November ITV A special programme in which I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! hosts Ant and Dec take a trip down memory lane, looking at some of their favourite moments. The duo look back at what has made them laugh, cringe and cheer over the past 19 series of the reality show, while a host of former campmates talk about their time in the jungle. Plus, Ant and Dec have to take on three terrifying Bushtucker Trials. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights The Diana Interview: Revenge of a Princess Monday & Tuesday, 9pm 9th & 10th November ITV Two-part documentary series exploring the unforgettable interview in which Diana, Princess of Wales poured her heart out in front of the nation 25 years ago. Diana, talking to Martin Bashir, revealed a marriage in crisis and misery that made her ill. The documentary talks to those who witnessed the marriage descend into tragedy, and, thanks to people in the room, learns how the interview came about. Summer on the Farm: An Extraordinary Year Tuesday, 8pm 10th November ITV Alan Titchmarsh, Angellica Bell and Amanda Owen join British farmers getting our fruit and veg to supermarkets, seeing the struggles they face first hand. The trio spend the summer inside British farms during the critical weeks of peak harvest, to follow the story of how some of our best-loved fruit and vegetables make their way to our supermarket shelves, and how Covid 19 impacted the whole process. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights Great Art Tuesday, 10.45pm 10th November ITV Tim Marlow is back to investigate more stories from the art world, turning his attention to some of the greatest artistic figures and their phenomenal work. A look at Van Gough, exploring how, though he never visited Japan, it is the country that had the most profound influence on him. It was arrival of Japanese art in Paris in the middle of the 19th century that gave his work a new and exciting direction. Paul O’Grady’s Great British Escape Wednesday, 8pm 11th November ITV A new six-part series in which Paul O’Grady embraces the staycation and explores the county which has been his adopted home for more than 20 years - Kent. In this opener, Paul gets a panoramic view of the county nicknamed the Garden of England in a 1935 Tiger Moth, before heading into the countryside to visit a hop farm. Finally, he visits a bird of prey rescue sanctuary and calls in at Hever Castle. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights The Millenium Dome Heist with Ross Kemp Wednesday, 9pm 11th November ITV Documentary in which actor, broadcaster and journalist Ross Kemp looks back to November 2000 at one of the most audacious criminal plots of recent years. Twenty years on, the film uses never-before-seen photographic evidence to piece together how seven criminals planned to steal £350 million worth of diamonds from the Millenium Dome, and talks to the people involved in stopping the plot. International Football Live: England v Republic of Ireland Thursday, 7.30pm 12th November ITV Mark Pougatch is at Wembley Stadium as Gareth Southgate’s England go up against Stephen Kenny’s Republic of Ireland in an international friendly. The host is joined by Ashley Cole, Roy Keane and Ian Wright as the two teams meet for the first time since 2015. There will be plenty of pride at stake in what should be a closely contested encounter. Sam Matterface and Lee Dixon provide commentary. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights TheShopping Only Way with is Keith Essex Lemon SundaySunday, &10pm Wednesday, 10pm ITV28th November ITV2 Keith and a celebrity guest hit the shops as he delves into the shopping habits of the rich and famous whilst having a good gossip. Who is he out with this week? This week Keith takes presenter, radio DJ and Don’t Hate the Playaz team captain Maya Jama for a laughter-filled round of crazy golf and has a playdate with Take That’s Howard Donald at Diggerland. What secrets will they be digging up? TheDon’t Only Hate Way the is Playaz Essex SundayTuesday, & 10pm Wednesday, 10pm ITV210th November ITV2 The anarchic hip-hop comedy quiz show, hosted by one half of the Rizzle Kicks - Jordan Stephens - featuring two teams of celebrity hip hop lovers, continues. Maya Jama, Big Zuu and Dane Baptiste go up against Lady Leshurr, Darren Harriott and Raye as they face off in rap battles, dance-offs and freestyling challenges. Jordan Stephens hosts, with help from legendary DJ Shortee Blitz on the decks. Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. Weekly highlights ChrisOlivia & Meets Kem: Her Match StraightSunday, 10pmOutta Love Island Sunday8th November & Monday, 9pm ITVBe Reality series following everyone’s favourite Love Island star Olivia Attwod as she prepares for her upcoming wedding with her footballing finance Bradley Dack. Olivia’s wedding preparations pick up the pace thanks to some wedding dress shopping with her mum, but things take a turn for the worse when Brad gets some bad news. Can the couple turn things around and reach their happy ending? TotallyChris & Unbelieveable: Kem: CelebrityStraight OuttaWeddings Love Island Tuesday,Sunday & 9pm Monday, 9pm 10thITVBe November ITVBe No-one does lavish, over-the-top weddings quite like our favourite celebrity stars. This special looks at some of the most unbelivable and outrageous of all. The lifestyles of the rich and the famous come to the fore in this special looks at notorious nuptuials down the years. Whose big bash will probe to be the biggest, the most surprising - or shocking - or the most lavish, costing amazing amounts? Please note that all information is embargoed from reproduction in the public domain as stated. , Weekly highlights MidsomerMcDonald Murders& Dodds Saturday, 9pm ITV37th November ITV3 Another chance to see the detective drama set in Bath pairing the ambitious DCI McDonald with the shy DS Dodds - starring Tala Gouveia and Jason Watkins.
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