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Suspicion

10.40 p.m., ITV1

This kidnapping drama, which was first streamed on Apple TV+, shows Uma Thurman and follows five suspects if you try to remove your names after a kidnapping. When the final approaches, the quartet is forced to hide in a country house. Could this be a blessing in the disguise and giving them time to find out who framed them? Phil Harrison

The hit list

5.45 p.m., BBC One

The quiz show for music fans returns. Marvin and Rochelle Humes ask the participants to name as many songs and artists as possible for £ 10,000 – starting with the best buddies Izzy and Ellie from Sheffield, husband and wife Joy and Joe from Nottingham as well as father and son Tom and Paul from Liverpool. Hollie Richardson

Lip reading the Royals: The secret conversations

7 p.m., channel 5

“Sausage!” According to the lip reader Nicola Hininkling, Prince William once called a person who interrupted him in a football game. Expect such spicy revelations and more, since “experts” work out at funerals, weddings and state occasions that the royals said. But nothing will defeat Queen Elizabeth II and “cows!” past Prince Philip as a herd parade past them. Hr

Charles against Andrew: Can the crack ever heal?

8.30 p.m., channel 5

The Windsors Night is still on Saturday evening, and now the royal guards are struggling with the alienation of his brother's king. Charles understandably distanced himself from Prince Andrew, who is one
PR liability at best. Can/should you reconcile? Jack Seal

Love Island: Invisible parts

9 p.m., ITV2

It is still two weeks left of the base of the summer reality, which means that it still has time to get in-it is apparently one of the series with the most beef and bust-ups and the slightest romances. The invisible parts of this week will help you get the whole drama. Hr

Olivia Attwood: The price of perfection

10.05 a.m., ITV2

She has breasts, penises, vaginas, sidents and the face in this series about modern beauty observations. For the last episode of the eye-opening series, the former Love Islander Olivia Attwood meets people who spent more than £ 10,000 for surgery. Hr

Live sports

All-Ireland Senior Hurling: Cork against Tippery, 3 p.m., BBC Two The championship final in Croke Park, Dublin.