Stasi FC is a gripping feature documentary. Plus: it’s Junior Eurovision time! Here’s what to watch this evening
Sun 26 Nov 2023 07.00 CET
Stasi FC
9pm, Sky Documentaries
In East Germany during the late 1970s, the football team you chose to support was often seen as a political statement – and the matches were the only place where you could express your political opposition. This almost outrageous feature documentary shows how the Stasi used bribery, intimidation, surveillance and possibly even assassination to ensure success for their team, BFC Dynamo. Hollie Richardson
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023
3pm, BBC Two
STAND UNIQU3 sing for the UK at this year’s Junior Eurovision Photograph: Justin Downing/BBC
For the first time in Junior Eurovision’s 10-year history, the UK is sending a group to compete: the trio Hayla, Maisie and Yazmin – AKA Stand Uniqu3 – who were brought together after a nationwide search. They’ll join other talented nine-to-14-year-olds in Nice, France, while hosts Lauren Layfield and HRVY commentate from back home. Ellen E Jones
Planet Earth III
6.20pm, BBC One
David Attenborough takes us to the world’s most extreme habitats this week, starting in the pitch black Hang Son Doong in Vietnam – the biggest known cave on Earth, where magical life is found in its deepest chamber. Onwards, and we meet Arctic wolves, Barbary macaques and monarch butterflies. HR
Three Little Birds
8pm, ITV1
Lenny Henry’s Windrush drama continues with a dash of fun as the girls go on a work trip to Dudley Zoo, but will Leah and Shelton get it together? Aston has a flashback to past trauma as he tries to make contact with a long lost familymember, giving a glimpse of the grittier side of life. Hannah Verdier
Boat Story
9pm, BBC One
Love it or hate it, the Williams brothers’ peculiar – and divisive – comedy-thriller gets into its stride this week. Janet (Daisy Haggard) and Samuel (Paterson Joseph) count their new riches, and the Tailor’s (Tchéky Karyo) search for them is distracted by dreams of making pasties with Pat (Joanna Scanlan) after their night together. HR
Bill Bailey’s Australian Adventure
9pm, Channel 4
Bailey is in his element on his amiable Australian tour this week. A jam session with a local metal band allows him to showcase his considerable musical chops. He also explores the famous wine region of Margaret River and devises a vintage of his own, involving truffles and, for reasons best known to himself, gnomes. Phil Harrison
Live sport
Formula One Racing: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 1.15pm, Sky Sports F1 The final round of the season at Yas Marina Circuit.
Premiership Rugby Union: Newcastle Falcons v Exeter Chiefs, 2.30pm, TNT Sports 1 Coverage of the action comes live from Kingston Park Stadium.
WSL Women’s Football: Man City v Tottenham, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Premier League. From Joie Stadium, as the top five sides try to catch league leaders Chelsea.
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2023-11-26 06:03:00
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