The Paper, a mockumentary series created by the writers of The Office (US), returns with Sabrina Impacciatore reprising her role as Esmeralda, a managing editor who often finds herself in the dark about the goings-on at the local newspaper. This season sees Domhnall Gleeson stepping into the role of new editor Ned, who now leads an award-winning team. However, they are eager to chase even more outrageous stories, and the show also delves into workplace drama, including a romantic subplot in the office. The series airs at 8pm on Channel 4. Also at 8pm on Channel 4, Renovation Rescue follows ex-Love Island contestant Luke Mabbott as he transforms a 19th-century chapel in Cornwall. The project includes restoring a vaulted ceiling and creating a bespoke gothic window, while also planning a lavish wedding. The show combines renovation challenges with personal milestones, offering a mix of history and modern life. On BBC One, HR Ludwig presents a comedic take on a snooker player, played by Stephen Merchant, who is accused of killing his rival. The episode features a confrontation with a shady MP, played by Anna Maxwell Martin, and a character played by David Mitchell who gets a warning. The show blends humor with quirky workplace scenarios. On ITV1, Long Lost Family features Melissa, who embarks on a journey to find her older sister after learning about her from their mother, who has early onset dementia. The emotional documentary-style series explores family connections and the challenges of memory loss. At 9pm on Channel 4, Taskmaster sees comedians tackle unusual tasks around a peculiar water feature. There has been some speculation that Chloe Petts and Matt Lucas may have missed a crucial part of the challenge, adding to the show’s unpredictable charm. Channel 5’s The Great Plague: The Village That Saved Britain explores the 1665 quarantine of the village of Eyam in the Peak District. This documentary highlights how the village’s self-imposed isolation helped prevent the spread of the bubonic plague, offering a historical perspective on public health and community resilience. In the film world, Call My Agent! The Movie, now available on Netflix, follows Andréa, a director preparing for her first film, who seeks help from a former colleague, Noémie. The movie includes cameos from well-known figures in the entertainment industry and features inside jokes about the film business. * Dune: Part Two*, also on Netflix, continues the story of Paul Atreides (played by Timothée Chalamet) as he navigates the dangerous world of Arrakis. The film features Zendaya as his love interest and highlights Austin Butler’s performance as the heir to the powerful Harkonnen family. On Sky Cinema Premiere, Supergirl follows Kara Zor-El as she faces challenges after galactic pirates poison her dog, Krypto. Described as a 12A-rated action film with a sci-fi twist, it draws comparisons to John Wick but set in space.