Our top TV picks: New Katie Price documentary looks at the complex performer
The world of Katie Price is explored in Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, Wednesday on Sky Documentaries, 9pm.
BBC One, 11.30am
Irish chef and restaurateur Anna Haugh heads to Belfast city to indulge in its food scene, guided by boxer Carl Frampton. She learns all about Veda bread and delicious Fifteens.
RTÉ2, 5.30pm
Peter Collins is joined by Didi Hamann for live coverage of a Round of 16 game from Houston.
5, 9pm
Look, we’re all partial at times to a bit of icky celeb gossip. If that’s your thing, this looks into the world of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and the controversy that’s surrounded them since they tied the knot.
Channel 4, 2.30pm
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and 19-year-old Mercedes star Kimi Antonelli are the ones to watch at Silverstone today. Presented by Steve Jones, who’s joined by a panel.
BBC One, 6pm
It’s day seven of Wimbledon, so why not join live coverage of the Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
RTÉ One, 8.30pm
Pat Shortt is the final public figure to curate a one-night-only exhibition of personal objects that trace the path of his life. Surely it’ll be only mighty.
ITV2, 9pm
All the tanned bodies and romantic shenanigans you could ask for.
RTÉ One, 9.35pm
This documentary tells the story of Irish priest Fr Flanagan and the impact he had on child welfare in the US by creating the groundbreaking organisation Boys Town.
Channel 4, 12.05am
While the story of celebrity sex tapes is grubby at best, one of the most famous incidents involved Kim Kardashian. This is the story of how the tape contributed to Kardashian’s fame.
Channel 4, 8pm
The contest is down to the final six teams; this week they have to create a ‘World of Candy’, complete with patisserie pick ‘n’ mix. A sweet task indeed.
TG4, 9.15pm
All the best action from stage four of the Tour de France 2026, from Carcassonne to Foix.
ITV1, 11.35pm
A cast of autistic and learning-disabled interviewers ask probing questions of Stephen Fry.
Sky Documentaries, 9pm
New four-part series from Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse and award-winning director Paddy Wivell looking at the fascinating and complex performer Katie Price.
TG4, 9.30pm
Cormac Ó hEadhra explores the Irish heroes of the American Revolution, including a woman who took over her husband’s artillery position when he was killed in battle.
RTÉ One, 9.35pm
Follows the harrowing journey of Kelly Marie Lynch’s family who are seeking answers around the circumstances of her death in Monaghan on St Patrick’s Day 2024.
BBC Two, 10pm
It’s 25 years this month since The Office first appeared on our screens. Here, some of its stars look back on the making of the comedy series – should be delightful.
Channel 4, 10pm
In 2012, a letter was hand- delivered to the home of David Bryant, accusing him of a sexual attack in the 1970s. This looks at how David insisted he was innocent, but a jury believed otherwise.
BBC One, 10.40pm
Season two. It’s about an autistic young man (played by autism advocate Michael Theo), who is trying to form a bond with his self-centred father (Ben Miller). As this season kicks off, a DNA test adds a serious twist.
It’s the third and final season of this comedy series based on a book of essays by performer Michelle Buteau. Buteau plays Mavis Beaumont, a Black, plus-size woman navigating a world that doesn’t want her to like herself. But Mavis is determined to make it as a stylist and designer. If you want some body-positive comedy, do check this out – Buteau herself says this season will “be lived in, lived out loud, we’ll tie up and let it loose, honey!”.
Ever wondered what the life of Elle Woods from the film Legally Blonde was like before the iconic 2000s film?
Well wonder no more, as this new prequel series follows Woods in high school and explores the life experiences that shaped her.
Lexi Minetree plays Elle, with Reese Witherspoon – who played Elle in the movie – as an executive producer.
Notably, the cast also includes actor James Van Der Beek, who died earlier this year.
