**Television and Film Highlights This Week** This week brings a variety of shows and films to British screens, offering both entertainment and insight. Live From the Lycett Arms will air at 10pm on Channel 4, following comedian Joe Lycett’s attempt to open a pub in London’s East End. The show will air live every Friday and feature appearances from celebrity managers, guests, and regular patrons. Lycett has encountered difficulties in securing an alcohol license, and has turned to social media for support and advice. On BBC Four at 7pm, Marin Alsop's Pick of the Proms will feature the American conductor Marin Alsop, who made history as the first woman to lead the Last Night of the Proms in 2013. The program will include reflections on her favorite moments of the season, including the opening-night performance by pianist Yunchan Lim, who played Ravel’s Piano Concerto. At 8pm on U&Drama, You’re Killing Me will debut, following a crime-solving duo as they investigate a murder that mirrors a case from the protagonist’s first novel. The show stars Brooke Shields and Amalia Williamson, bringing a mix of suspense and drama to the screen. The Marlow Murder Club will wrap up its two-part mystery at 9pm on BBC Two, with the team dealing with new potential murders and enlisting civilian advisers to help prevent them. Meanwhile, The Rainmaker will air at 9pm on ITV1, starring Milo Callaghan as Rudy, a young man who uncovers evidence for a wrongful death suit and faces off against John Slattery’s character in a tense courtroom showdown. At 12:15am on Sky One, Grimsburg will follow Otis, who is forced into a force by the mayor, and Flute’s extreme schemes to "crush a rich kid’s dreams." Meanwhile, Harmony takes too much of Marvin’s "special cough syrup" and conjures up her son’s imaginary skeleton friend, Mr. Flesh. At 11:05pm on BBC Two, the film Harvest will air, an adaptation of Jim Crace’s novel directed by Athina Rachel Tsangari. Shot in the style of 1970s British folk horror, the film explores economic and social horror in a rural Scottish village. Finally, the Women’s Super League Football match between London City and Manchester United will take place at 6pm on Sky One at Copperjax Community Stadium. The game will feature star signings, including Alexia Putellas, drawing attention from football fans across the country.