’ This week s TV Our top telly picks Ð you’ll kick yourself if you miss them
The Nation
ITV David Walliams (right) hosts this year’s ceremony live from London’s 02, but things could get awkward because he’s up against his fellow Britain’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell in the TV Judge category, along with Tom Jones, will.i.am and RuPaul! Meanwhile, having won at the BAFTAs, Emmys and Golden Globes, will Killing Eve score another win or two? As well as a few nods to the soaps, the other awards include TV Presenter – could Ant and Dec triumph in the category for a record 19th time?
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Will Killing Eve score another win? Will RuPaul, Simon Cowell or Ant and Dec triumph?
The Windermere Children BBC2 Romola Garai and Tim McInnerny head the cast of this one-off drama, which tells the story of the traumatised children who survived the Holocaust and were brought to Britain to recover in the Lake District. The film also includes interviews with some of the now-elderly survivors.
WORDS: MICHAEL DARLING. PHOTOS: ALAMY, BBC, ITV, LIME PICTURES, NETFLIX
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A true story brought to life
The team are back spotting wildlife
The Stranger
Winterwatch BBC2 Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan, Gillian Burke and Iolo Williams return to the Cairngorms National Park, to celebrate winter over four nights this week. Surrounded by the spectacular landscape of the Scottish Highlands,
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the team will investigate how the local wildlife, which includes red squirrels, osprey, golden eagles, mountain hare and Scottish wildcats, are coping with the ravages of the winter weather, and explore the effects of climate change on this region.
Siobhan Finneran plays DS Griffin
NETFLIX In this adaptation of the novel by Harlan Coben, Richard Armitage stars as lawyer Adam Price, whose life is turned upside down when a stranger reveals a devastating secret about his wife. The cast also includes Siobhan Finneran and Anthony Head.
