Strictly Come Dancing kicks off its new season at 7:25pm on BBC One, hosted by Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe, and Johannes Radebe. The show will feature a mix of familiar faces and new celebrities, including EastEnders actress Lacey Turner, footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips, and Australian singer Delta Goodrem. The traditional panel of four judges will also return, offering their critiques and scores as usual. The show, a long-running dance competition, has been a staple of British television for over two decades. At 9:15pm on BBC One, Wisdom of the Crowd returns with comedian John Bishop exploring the statistical theories of 19th-century scientist Francis Galton. The program features contestants competing against the audience in a series of challenges, with the winner taking home £30,000. The show blends humor with intellectual curiosity, using Galton’s work on crowd behavior as a framework for its challenges. The Voice UK returns to ITV1 at 6:10pm, hosted once again by Emma Willis. The show has seen a range of emotional performances in recent episodes, with the Rewind button feature allowing viewers to revisit past contestants. This week’s episodes continue to highlight the talent and drama that have made the show a popular staple of British television. On BBC Four, Paris Police 1910 continues its third season at 9pm. The series is set in early 20th-century Paris and follows the life of Meg Steinheil, a former courtesan turned informant, played by Evelyne Brochu. The season introduces new challenges as the character of Dreyfus returns, adding depth and complexity to the story. The show offers a historical and dramatic look at the city’s past, blending mystery with period detail. Dolly Parton Night airs at 9:15pm on BBC Two, celebrating the life and career of the iconic country-pop singer. The special includes highlights from her 2014 Glastonbury performance and a documentary exploring her impact on music and culture. The show is a tribute to a legendary figure in the entertainment industry, showcasing her enduring influence. Saturday Night Live UK returns at 10pm on Sky One, with comedian Jamie Demetriou hosting this week. The show features music from the rock band Royal Blood and continues its tradition of satirical sketches and musical performances. Meanwhile, on Sky Cinema Premiere, the 2025 adaptation of Hamlet, directed by Aneil Karia, will air at 10:05am and 6pm. The film stars Riz Ahmed as Hamlet in a modern-day retelling set within a British Hindu family of property developers. Live sports events include the PGA Championship at 9am on Sky Sports Golf, Premier League matches such as Tottenham v Aston Villa at 11am on TNT Sports 1, and Nottingham Forest v Coventry at 5pm on Sky Sports Main Event. Championship Football features Millwall v West Ham at noon on ITV1. T20 International Cricket has England v Sri Lanka at 2pm on Channel 5, and Super League Rugby matches include Warrington Wolves v Hull KR at 5:15pm on BBC Two.