The comedy series "The Paper," created by the writers of the American version of "The Office," returns to Sky One at 9 p.m. The mockumentary focuses on a local newspaper and features the return of Sabrina Impacciatore as Esmeralda, the managing editor known for her clueless but entertaining leadership. The series introduces a new editor, Ned, played by Domhnall Gleeson, who now oversees an award-winning team eager to pursue increasingly outrageous stories. The latest episodes also explore workplace dynamics, including the complications of an office romance.

At 8 p.m. on Channel 4, "Renovation Rescue" follows former Love Island contestant and DIY enthusiast Luke Mabbott as he renovates a 19th-century chapel in Cornwall. The episode highlights his work on structural features such as a vaulted ceiling and a custom gothic window, all while he prepares for an upcoming lavish wedding.

BBC One’s crime drama "Ludwig" airs at 9 p.m. with a guest appearance from Stephen Merchant, known for his portrayals of socially awkward characters. Merchant plays a pompous snooker player suspected of murdering a rival. The episode also sees Lucy, portrayed by Anna Maxwell Martin, confront a dubious politician played by Sian Clifford, while David Mitchell’s character John receives cryptic warnings and assignments relevant to the unfolding mystery.

Channel 5 features "The Great Plague: The Village That Saved Britain," airing at 9 p.m., which recounts the story of the Eyam village in the Peak District. In 1665, Eyam’s residents quarantined themselves during a bubonic plague outbreak, effectively halting the disease’s spread beyond the village. Historian Ruth Goodman narrates personal stories of bravery and sacrifice, drawing parallels to more recent public health challenges.

Among film offerings, Netflix presents "Call My Agent! The Movie," a 2026 French comedy revolving around the reunion of the disbanded talent agency ASK five years after its closure. Camille Cottin stars as Andréa, a director rallying her former colleagues, including Laure Calamy’s Noémie, to help with her new project. The film features numerous celebrity cameos and industry satire.

Also available on Netflix is "Dune: Part Two," directed by Denis Villeneuve and scheduled for theatrical release in December 2024 for its concluding chapter. The film continues the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s epic saga, focusing on Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) and his evolving relationship with Chani (Zendaya). The narrative deepens in its exploration of prophecy and political intrigue, with Austin Butler making a notable debut as the heir to the villainous Baron Harkonnen.

For superhero fans, Sky Cinema premieres "Supergirl," directed by Craig Gillespie, at 8:10 a.m. and 8 p.m. This 2026 action film spotlights Milly Alcock’s Kara Zor-El, Clark Kent’s cousin, navigating a darker, grittier comic-book world. The plot centers on Kara’s race against time to save her dog, Krypto, from poisoned byspace pirates, with Eve Ridley co-starring as an orphan determined to take down the lead antagonist.