Glastonbury 2025
10pm, BBC Two
To Worthy Farm for an occasion the BBC now has all the way down to a fantastic artwork, with a mixture of reside broadcasts, purple button decisions and iPlayer motion. This 12 months’s headliners vary from gnarled veteran Neil Younger to pop star Olivia Rodrigo. Elsewhere, there’s Britpop (Supergrass) and hip-hop (Loyle Carner). And who the hell are Patchwork, the thriller band billed to play at 6.15pm on Saturday? Lauren Laverne, Clara Amfo, Jamz Supernova and Huw Stephens host occasions. Phil Harrison
Pushers
10pm, Channel 4
Rosie Jones’s sitcom challenges obtained notions of incapacity by being humorous and daring. Emily and Ewen are each in relationships now however drug-dealing and romance aren’t all the time a cushty mixture: when a double date goes incorrect, it threatens to derail their operation. PH
Dispatches: Will Nigel Farage Be Prime Minister?
8pm, Channel 4
Will the Reform rabble-rouser get his reactionary populism into authorities? With the following election most likely greater than 4 years away, this documentary feels untimely – however journalist Fraser Nelson assesses Nigel Farage’s prospects all the identical. PH
Marie Antoinette
9pm, BBC Two
As anybody with a working information of European historical past will know, this sequence was by no means destined to finish properly for the queen of France. Nonetheless, the climax is successfully realised, as, imbued with the entitlement of energy, Marie nonetheless struggles to know the explanations for the tumult, even because the Bastille is stormed. PH
Taskmaster
9pm, Channel 4
The sequence approaches its finish, and whereas the formulation definitely doesn’t really feel box-fresh any extra, it reveals no actual signal of faltering both. On this penultimate episode, Fatiha El-Ghorri continues her enjoyably stagey antagonism with Alex Horne, Rosie Ramsey faces her concern of heights and Stevie Martin creates a spectacular fishing line. PH
The Mortician
9pm, Sky Documentaries
“I don’t put any worth on anyone after they’re gone … Love ’em after they’re right here. Interval.” That’s David Sconce – a California mortician convicted of mutilating corpses and performing mass cremations – who speaks within the closing two episodes of this stomach-churning sequence about his household funeral residence. Hollie Richardson
