This week’s television lineup offers a variety of entertainment, from live comedy to classical music and dramatic storytelling. Live From the Lycett Arms will air at 10pm on Channel 4, showcasing comedian Joe Lycett’s pub, which features real drinks and a friendly, social atmosphere. This week, comedian Lenny Henry steps in as the temporary bar manager, while Joanne McNally plays a lively customer. The show blends humor with the charm of a traditional pub setting. At 8pm on BBC Four, Phil Harrison's New World Symphony will be performed at the Proms by the BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sakari Oramo. The symphony was composed by Antonín Dvořák, who was inspired by African American spirituals during his time in New York. This piece is part of a broader movement in which European composers incorporated elements of American folk music into their work, reflecting cultural exchange in the late 19th century. On Channel 5, Our Great Yorkshire Life begins at 8pm, hosted by Ali Catterall. This week’s episode features Gaynor Faye confronting her fear of horses while bonding with a horse named Toffee, as well as the restoration efforts at the historic Castle Howard. The show highlights the natural beauty and heritage of Yorkshire through personal stories and community projects. Meanwhile, You’re Killing Me, a cozy crime series airing at 8pm on U&Drama, continues with this week’s episode titled The Front Window. The show follows a group of friends solving mysteries in a small town, blending humor with light suspense. On ITV1, The Rainmaker starts at 9pm, a legal drama based on John Grisham’s novel. The story follows Rudy, a young lawyer who becomes entangled with his neighbors and uncovers secrets about a powerful local figure known as Jocelyn “Bruiser” Stone. For animated fans, Grimsburg, a sitcom featuring Jon Hamm as the voice of Marvin Flute, begins at 11:40pm on Sky One. This week’s episode includes a triple bill, starting with Marvin Flute causing chaos at a true-crime convention. In live sports, the Solheim Cup kicks off with day one of the Europe versus the US match at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands. England’s Charley Hull is among the players representing the European team, marking the start of a high-stakes competition in women’s golf.