BBC Two will premiere the second series of "The Future with Hannah Fry" at 7:30 p.m., continuing to examine the impact of artificial intelligence on society. The program explores advancements in AI technology and their potential consequences for humanity.
At the same time, ITV1 will broadcast live coverage of the Carabao Cup football match between Liverpool and Chelsea, featuring pre- and post-match analysis from former players Glen Johnson and Cesar Azpilicueta.
Later in the evening, BBC Two will air a new documentary, "Murder in Belfast – Sisters Seeking Justice," directed by John O’Kane. The film revisits the 2005 killing of Robert McCartney and highlights the difficulties faced in achieving justice, including allegations of sectarian influences and witness intimidation during the investigation.
Following the documentary, at 10 p.m., BBC Two will showcase the comedy sketch show "Ellie & Natasia," offering a series of comedic performances.
Channel 4 will continue its "First Dates" series at 10 p.m., presenting a fresh group of participants as they navigate the challenges of seeking romantic connections.
