Your weekly guide to the must-see TV across all the channels provided by BFBS. Full listings can be found on our website
SHOCKTOBER GETS EVEN SPOOKIER ON BFBS TV!
The scares keep coming this Shocktober, with huge premieres, cult favourites and horror classics ready to haunt your screens.
Strap on your proton pack for the premieres of Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Plus prepare for supernatural terror with
The Conjuring: Last Rites and Insidious: The Red Door.
Say his name and join the ghost with the most for Beetlejuice, followed by more madcap mayhem in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
When all but one child from the same class mysteriously vanish on the same night at exactly the same time, a community is left questioning who or what is behind their disappearance in Weapons.
And the horror doesn’t stop there. BBC One brings you the original Carrie (1976), alongside The Monkey and Cat Person.
There’s no escape. Scream what else is on 
Shocktober
| World-title boxing. London derby drama. PLENTY OF SPORT. This weekend don't miss Dalton Smith defend his WBC Super Lightweight crown against Alberto Puello on DAZN Fight Night.
The action doesn't stop there, as Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur go head-to-head in a huge London Premier League derby. PLUS there's plenty more football, rugby, NFL and so much more!! Don't miss a knockout weekend of sport on BFBS TV - find out more! https://www.bfbs.com/sport |
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| Celebrity Race Across The World
Starts Wednesday on BBC One
Jeff Stelling and his son Matt, Sam Ryder and pal Kaz and Ella Eyre and childhood friend Nana are among the pairs embarking on the trip of a lifetime, 7,500km from the jungles of Borneo to the southern tip of Australia.
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| Stacey Dooley: Death In The Barracks
Tuesday on BBC One
Stacey explores the death of 19-year-old soldier Jaysley Beck and her family’s fight for answers, asking what more can be done to protect women in the Armed Forces. |
| The Future With Hannah Fry
Starts Wednesday on BBC Two
The mathematician explores the promises and threats of artificial intelligence, considering ways in which machines can help humanity as well as the potential hindrance. |
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| This City Is Ours Starts Sunday on BBC Two
As the crime drama returns, Michael and Diana are dragged back into the fold to answer questions about Ricardo's death. |
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| A Course Called Ireland
Starts Sunday on BBC Two
Hollywood veteran Bill Murray begins a journey around Ireland, combining golf with a delve into his Irish roots. |
| Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.
Starts Sunday on BBC Two
Bob and Paul are joined one last time by their faithful Terrier Ted as they fish the River Ribble in Lancashire. |
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| Adultery Starts Sunday on ITV1
A chance encounter leads to lingering passion between two strangers, despite the small matter of their respective marriages to other people. |
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| A Night In With Sally Lindsay Starts Thursday on Channel 5
The actor chats to some of the nation's best-loved stars, beginning with Suranne Jones, discussing her rise from Coronation Street to Vigil. |
| First Dates
Starts Wednesday on Channel 4
Fred presides as afresh line-up enters the restaurant. TikTok star Daniella wants something beyond the dating disasters. |
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| Shocktober is in full swing, but if scares aren't your thing, there's still plenty to enjoy across the schedule this week.
Epic missions. High-flying action. Monster showdowns. And a little summer lovin’... just might be!
Join The Guns of Navarone on BBC Two for a classic wartime adventure, where an allied team try to infiltrate a nazi held Greek island.
Feel the need for speed with Top Gun, and get ready to sing along with the much-loved Grease on ITV1.
Then it’s time for a battle of epic proportions as Godzilla vs Kong hits ITV1, while Retreat on BBC Two takes you to the wilderness for an escape that might not be quite as peaceful as it seems...
Whatever you’re in the mood for, there’s plenty to enjoy across BFBS TV this week.
See TV Guide for details |
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Catch these before they go! |
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| Dear England
Biographical drama following the reign of Gareth Southgate as England National Football Team Manager. |
| A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
Pip is pulled into a brand-new mystery when Jamie disappears without a trace. |
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