Marble Hall Murders, airing at 9.35pm on BBC One, is the third and final adaptation of Anthony Horowitz’s mystery trilogy. The series follows Susan Ryeland, played by Lesley Manville, who is a book editor turned amateur detective. The story revolves around a murder case that spans multiple timelines and links to a group of children fascinated by the occult. Phil Harrison describes the show as odd and intriguing, suggesting it offers a unique blend of mystery and supernatural elements. Strictly Come Dancing returns to BBC One at 6.15pm with its first live episode of the season. This year, it may be more difficult to recognize some contestants, but the show is expected to maintain its usual charm and entertainment value. Craig, one of the judges, is likely to deliver a memorable comment during the episode. Priya Elan highlights the excitement surrounding the show, which has long been a staple of British television. The Space Race in Colour, starting at 8pm on Channel 4, is a documentary series that explores the history of the space race. It begins with Germany’s V2 rocket and its impact on the American space program. The series is described as evocative, offering a vivid look at a pivotal era in science and technology. PH notes that the show effectively captures the atmosphere of the time. Paris Police 1910, airing at 9pm on BBC Four, continues the French period drama centered on the enigmatic Marguerite Steinheil, played by Evelyne Brochu. The show combines dark intrigue with elements of absurdity, as the plot unfolds with a series of accusations and violent deaths. Jack Seale mentions the ongoing intrigue, suggesting that the series keeps viewers engaged with its complex narrative. The Golden Cobra, at 10pm on BBC Three, is the second series of the animated show set in the fictional town of Ebbw Vale. The series features fantastical elements, such as the town having a beach, and explores potential dangers related to seaside accidents for a regular customer. PH describes the show as happily tasteless and grossout fun, indicating that it leans into humor and absurdity. Saturday Night Live UK, airing at 10pm on Sky One, is hosted by Amelia Dimoldenberg, known for her YouTube channel Chicken Shop Dates, with music provided by Rachel Chinouriri. Alexi Duggins notes that the show's return has been patchy so far but expresses hope that it might gain momentum this week. The Moment, available on Sky Cinema Premiere at 6.35am and 1.30pm, is a mockumentary by Charli xcx that explores her "Brat summer" of 2024 and her upcoming arena tour. Simon Wardell describes the film as a blend of real and fictional elements, with Charli keeping the audience guessing throughout. Live sports events include the Laver Cup at 12.45pm on TNT Sports 2, featuring Team Europe versus Team World at the O2 Arena in London. Football matches include Slovenia v Scotland at 1.45pm on BBC One, with Scotland v Switzerland scheduled for Tuesday at 7.30pm on BBC Two. Rugby matches include Exeter v Gloucester at 2.30pm on TNT Sports 1, followed by Sale v Bristol at 5.15pm. Leicester v Saracens is on Sunday at 2.30pm on ITV1. Super League Rugby has Wigan v Wakefield at 5.15pm on BBC Two as the second semi-final. Uefa Nations League matches include England v Spain at 6.45pm on ITV1, with Czechia v England scheduled for Tuesday at 7pm on ITV1.