Martin Compston is hosting a three-part documentary titled Living Las Vegas on Channel 4 at 10pm, in which he explores his personal experiences in Las Vegas, a city he admits has never felt like home. Despite this, Compston, who is married to a woman from the city, offers a friendly and insightful look at its unique culture. He visits unusual locations, such as a hotel room equipped with its own basketball court, and humorously considers the hypothetical cost of playing blackjack for a night—estimated at around $20,000. The series blends personal reflection with an exploration of Las Vegas’s eccentricities. At 7pm on Channel 5, Phil Harrison’s The Secrets of Your Phone: They Don’t Want You to Know investigates the growing concerns around smartphones collecting personal data and the risks associated with personalized advertising. The program also features Alexis Conran, who discusses practical steps individuals can take to set boundaries around their digital footprints. The episode aims to raise awareness about privacy in the digital age and how users can better protect their information. At 8pm on U&Alibi, the comedy series Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators returns for its sixth season. The show follows the bumbling but endearing duo, Lu (Jo Joyner) and Frank (Mark Benton), as they take on a new case involving a matchmaking service. The latest episode is described as fun and in line with the show’s established charm, continuing to entertain fans with its blend of humor and mystery. On BBC One at 9pm, Graeme Virtue’s documentary 20 Years of Not Going Out celebrates the 20th anniversary of Lee Mack’s popular sitcom Not Going Out. The film highlights how the show has managed to balance contemporary humor with traditional sitcom elements, and it is followed by the start of the show’s 15th season. The documentary offers a nostalgic look at the series’ enduring appeal and its impact on British comedy. On Channel 4 at 9pm, Kevin is monitoring the progress of Grand Designs, a long-running series that follows ambitious home-building projects. This episode features Emily and Peter, who are planning to rebuild their London home with two three-storey "cloud houses" inspired by 1930s Miami architecture. The project is ambitious but uncertain, and the episode will explore the challenges and possibilities of such a unique vision. At 10.40pm on BBC One, Sam Smith will perform a live concert at the London Coliseum, showcasing their new album Hazel Eyes and including a performance of their hit single "Stay With Me." The event promises to be a celebration of the artist’s music and career. Disney+ has announced that Toy Story 5 is set for release in 2026, directed by Andrew Stanton. The film will continue the franchise’s focus on childhood and play, with Joan Cusack’s character Jessie taking on a leadership role among the toys. The story is expected to address modern issues like digital obsessions while celebrating the timeless value of imagination and creativity. Prime Video will release The Love Hypothesis in 2026, based on a bestselling novel that originally began as Star Wars fan fiction. The film stars Tom Bateman as Adam, a Stanford biology lecturer who agrees to pose as a doctoral student’s boyfriend. The story explores themes of campus romance and the complexities of relationships in an academic environment, offering a blend of humor and heartfelt moments.