Monday 30 March 2026 – UK TV Guide: What's on TV today?
30.03.2026 03:00 • News
As we settle into another evening, the television landscape offers a rich tapestry of programmes to engage with. BBC One tantalises viewers with 'Babies', a heartfelt exploration of the early days of parenthood, revealing the raw emotions and challenges faced by new parents. Meanwhile, ITV 1 immerses audiences in 'Hunting the Silver Killer', a gripping investigation that probes the chilling depths of criminal psychology, promising to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Over on BBC Two, 'Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China' provides a thought-provoking analysis of the geopolitical tensions shaping our world today. The drama intensifies with Channel 4's '24 Hours in A&E', where real-life stories unfold in the fast-paced environment of an emergency ward. For those drawn to more fictional narratives, 'The Teacher' on Channel 5 questions the ethical boundaries of education, and ITV 3's 'Midsomer Murders' continues its legacy of captivating whodunits with a rural twist. Meanwhile, E4's 'Made in Chelsea' returns, showcasing the glamorous lives and intricate relationships of its cast, while ITV 2's 'TikTok: Murder Gone Viral' explores modern crime through the lens of social media. This evening's offerings combine intrigue with emotion, providing an array of choices for the discerning viewer.
Tonight’s highlights (21:00–23:00)
BBC One — 21:00 — Babies: A tender look at the realities of new parenthood, 'Babies' captures the joy and chaos of life with an infant, revealing the profound connections that form in those early days.
ITV 1 — 21:00 — Hunting the Silver Killer: 'Hunting the Silver Killer' delves into a chilling investigation that unearths the mind of a murderer, blending real crime with psychological insight to keep viewers gripped.
BBC Two — 21:00 — Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China: In 'Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China', viewers are taken on a deep dive into contemporary geopolitics, exploring the complex relationship between these two global giants.
CHANNEL 4 — 21:00 — 24 Hours in A&E: '24 Hours in A&E' offers a raw, unfiltered glimpse into the lives of patients and staff within the NHS, showcasing emotional stories that highlight human resilience.
CHANNEL 5 — 21:00 — The Teacher: Set against a backdrop of moral dilemmas, 'The Teacher' challenges perceptions of right and wrong in education, leading to dramatic revelations that will resonate with many.
ITV 3 — 22:00 — Midsomer Murders: 'Midsomer Murders' returns with its signature blend of intrigue and charm, as detectives uncover secrets lurking in the idyllic countryside, offering yet another gripping mystery.
E4 — 21:20 — Made in Chelsea: Follow the lives of London's elite in 'Made in Chelsea', where friendships and romances intertwine, set against a backdrop of luxury and ambition, capturing the essence of modern youth.
ITV 2 — 21:00 — TikTok: Murder Gone Viral: In 'TikTok: Murder Gone Viral', the intersection of social media and crime takes centre stage, revealing how online platforms can influence real-life events in unexpected ways.
