What's there to look forward too this year & Things you may had missed.
FIFA World Cup 2018: Morocco v Iran Live (ko 4pm)
Group B gets under way as Morocco take on Iran in St Petersburg.
Of course this isn't specifically the game I am talking about regarding something not to miss for the summer but the world cup is here. A place where not only do we as a nation come together to witness and all complain in togetherness but it's genuinely exciting to know who or what will be expected this year. I mean what round will England last? Quarter finals or groups?
Both teams qualified impressively for the tournament - Morocco topped their group without losing a game and Iran also went unbeaten as they won their group ahead of South Korea.
Mark Pougatch is joined in the studio by Slaven Bilic, Ryan Giggs and Eni Aluko, with commentary from Sam Matterface and Ian Dowie.
Martin Lewis -Summer Special
Martin Lewis & Angelica Bell return to our screens with a Money Show Summertime Special. Whether it's about the best holiday current rates, the pitfalls of travel insurance or the confusion of car hire, Martin's on hand to answer those questions and many more -live.
Believe it or not as you may or may not know I truly love Martin Lewis I mean the guy is able to find a bargain in any situation, explain things that not particularly companies like him explaining (because lets face it, it causes them to loses money) but helps you save money, But all seriousness I tune it nearly every time because I always get excited for what new bargain I can grab. (Who doesn't)
going by this is a summer special there could also be a cheap discount/bargain/advice regarding holiday's too. Just for that reason alone I most definitely will be watching.
Love Island
There's only one destination this Summer 2018...
A sizzling summer awaits for a fresh batch of singletons looking for love as the nations hottest conversation topic, Love island, returns to ITV 2
Caroline Flack will once again preside over the matchmaking as the luxury Love island villa welcomes a new generation of islanders ready to embark on a summer of dating, romance, and ultimately relationships.
It's one of those shows where you poke fun at your girlfriend or boyfriend for watching it then find yourself being sucked in and wanting to find out how the date went etc. I imagine and expect a lot of drama similar to the last three seasons before. But I don't know I've got a feeling something big is going to happen.
Hear me out. With season 3 everyone got paired at the start (how it always happens I know) and Jessica came late therefore had to choose someone to leave their couple to be with her and had only 24 hours to decide. I feel something along those lines of cringe yet I can't stop watching tv gold. Don't miss out.
LOST VOICE GUY WINS BGT
What an amazing show our acts put on tonight for the BGT Grand Final! Massive congrats to all of the unbelievable talent, but there can only be one Winner…
Dec has the all important news to deliver… In Third place it’s Donchez and our Runner-Up is Robert White. But reigning victorious and taking the 2018 BGT crown - it’s Lost Voice Guy!
I think the more remarkable thing about the whole thing this isn't just for Lost voice guy this is for Britain's got talent as a whole the amount of individuals that auditioned which had visible or a none visible disability just done incredible things to not only break down stigma's that you can't do anything with a disability but the awareness for them disorders/conditions etc but in such a positive way was truly incredible.
Soccer Aid 2018
Usain Bolt’s Soccer Aid World XI go head to head with Robbie Williams’ England XI for the eagerly anticipated Soccer Aid for Unicef 2018 match at Manchester United’s Old Trafford Stadium, as part of a new look charity campaign for Unicef UK and ITV.
This year’s Soccer Aid for Unicef features an impressive line-up of celebrities and former sportsmen, including: Robbie Williams, Usain Bolt, Sir Mo Farah, Eric Cantona, Gordon Ramsay, Olly Murs, Mark Wright, Brendan Cole, Joe Wicks, Clarence Seedorf, Robert Pirès, Yaya Tourè, Jaap Stam, Patrick Kluivert, Edwin van der Sar, Kevin Pietersen, David Seaman, Phil Neville, Jamie Redknapp, Danny Murphy, Ben Shephard, Nicky Byrne and Robbie Keane.
Flights from Hell: Caught on Camera
Episode 1
Featuring incredible clips that show you everything that can go wrong when you’re at 30,000 feet, Flights from Hell: Caught on Camera reveals the good, the bad and the ugly we experience on our travels – filmed by the people at the heart of the action.
Find out how one man helped save more than 100 lives in one of the most dramatic landings Britain has ever seen, what flying during an engine explosion is like and how an unknown man managed to sneak on an aircraft without a boarding pass – to the shock and horror of the other passengers.
Plus, insights from former pilots and crew who know all the secrets of air travel: from how many engines a plane needs to remain airborne to flying through volcanic ash. And of course, amazing videos filmed by aeroplane travellers who might wish they’d taken alternative transport.
Grefell: The First 24 Hours
“I was in the kitchen and I phoned my son. I tried to talk but there were no words coming out of my mouth. He was thinking I was in trouble, [as if] I was having a heart attack, but then he was hearing the fire alarm at the same time. I was thinking of my family - I cannot be roasted, I cannot die in here, I have to get out of here.” - Resident Clarita Ghavini, rescued from Grenfell Tower
Produced by Mentorn Media, who made last year’s Inside London’s Fire Brigade documentary series, the hour-long film focuses on the survivors’ stories, by using first-hand eye-witness accounts of those living in and around the tower, as well as their personal footage captured on the night to piece together the timeline of the tragic events.
The British Soap Awards 2018: Live
Winner Release
Corronation Street - 6 Awards
Hollyoaks - 4 Awards
Eastenders - 3 Awards
Doctor - 2 Awards
Emmerdale - 2 Awards
Best Female dramatic performance presented by Shirley Ballas
(Last year's winner was Kym Marsh - Coronation Street)
The Winner Is: Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt - Corronation Street)
Best Newcomer Presented by Danny Jones
(Last Year's Winner was Rob Mallard - Coronation Street)
The Winner is: Lorraine Stanley (Karen Taylor - Eastenders)
Best Young Performance Presented by Milo Parker & Daisy Waterhouse
(Last Year's winner was Elle Mulvaney - Coronation Street)
The Winner Is: Isobel Steele (Emmerdale)
Best On-Screen Partnership Presented Stacey Solomon and Andrea Mclean
(Last Years winners were Richard Linnell and Kassius Nelson - Hollyoaks)
The Winner is: Malique Thompson Dwyer & Theo Graham (Hollyoaks)
Villian of the year presented by Danny John-jules
(Last years winners was Lucy Jo Hudson - Doctors)
The Winner is: Connor Mcintyre - Pat Phelan (Coronation Street)
Best Single Episode Presented by Louise Redknapp
(Last Years winner was Kym Marsh - Coronation Street)
The Winner is: Three Mothers, Three Daughters
Best Comedy Performance presented by Tony Maudsley & Sherrie Hewson
(Last Years winner was Dolly Rose Campbell - Coronation Street)
The Winner is: Ian Midlane (Doctors)
Greatest Moment presented by Richard Madeley
(One off category for the 20th British Soap Awards)
The Winner is: Emmerdale (Hotten by-Pass Crash)
Best Male Dramatic Performance Presented by Tony Hadley
(Last years winner was John Middleton - Emmerdale)
The Winner is Ross Adams (Hollyoaks)
Outstanding achievement Award (On-Screen) Presented by Baroness Floella Benjamin
This award was presented to Rudolph Walker OBE for his outstanding career within and around the multi-award winning soap that is Eastenders.
Scene Of the Year presented by Brooke Kinsella and Maggie Oliver
(Last Years winner was Jade says goodbye to Alfie - Hollyoaks)
The winner is: We have a Tie (A First time in British Soap History)
The two Winners Was Doctors - Bollywood Proposal
& Eastenders Lauren & Abi Rooftop fall scene.
Best Actor Presented by Wendy Craig
(Last Years Winner was John Middleton - Emmerdale)
The Winner is Jack P Shepard - David Platt (Coronation Street)
Best Actress Presented by Sally Lindsay
(Last Year's winner was Charlotte Bellamy - Emmerdale)
The Tony Warren award (Off Screen) Presented by Brian Copron
Kieron Roberts, Former Executive producer (Coronation Street)
Best Storyline Presented Ranvir Sighn
(Last years Winner was Ashley Dementia - Emmerdale)
The winner is Lilly's Self Harm Episode - Hollyoaks
Best British Soap Presented by Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless (Cagney & Lacey)
(Last Year's winner's was Emmerdale)
Coronation Street
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