Sky Arts is offering viewers a tranquil escape from the stresses of everyday life with its latest art competition, Landscape Artist of the Year 2026. The serene setting of Derwentwater, known as the "queen of the Lakes", provides a picturesque backdrop for artists to showcase their talents. Hosted by Stephen Mangan, the show brings together talented artists competing for a coveted spot in the semi-finals.
On Channel 5, viewers will be encouraged to reflect on their cognitive abilities with How to Keep Your Brain Young. Dr Amir Khan delves into the world of neuroscience, presenting new research and lifestyle tips that can help maintain mental sharpness throughout life. Three volunteers will undergo two-week challenges to test these methods, while also exploring topics such as spotting early onset dementia and treating addiction.
Meanwhile, BBC One's The Traitors continues its gripping drama, with a new batch of twists and turns that are sure to surprise both viewers and contestants. As the remaining players vie for their place in the game, alliances will be formed and broken, leading to shocking discoveries over breakfast.
Nature lovers will enjoy the latest episode of Digging for Britain, which features an incredible discovery near Thetford in Norfolk. Archaeologist Prof Alice Roberts guides the team as they unearth a remarkable find that promises to shed new light on Queen Boudicca's life and reign.
As the night winds down, Sky Witness presents Matlock, a captivating drama that delves into the world of family law. Kathy Bates stars alongside Skye P Marshall in this intriguing second season, where alliances are formed and broken as they battle for justice.
Finally, BBC One offers up Can You Keep a Secret?, a hilarious new sitcom about kooky widow Debbie (played by Dawn French). As Debbie navigates her complicated relationships with her anxious son Harry and his police officer wife, will she be able to keep secrets from those closest to her?
On Channel 5, viewers will be encouraged to reflect on their cognitive abilities with How to Keep Your Brain Young. Dr Amir Khan delves into the world of neuroscience, presenting new research and lifestyle tips that can help maintain mental sharpness throughout life. Three volunteers will undergo two-week challenges to test these methods, while also exploring topics such as spotting early onset dementia and treating addiction.
Meanwhile, BBC One's The Traitors continues its gripping drama, with a new batch of twists and turns that are sure to surprise both viewers and contestants. As the remaining players vie for their place in the game, alliances will be formed and broken, leading to shocking discoveries over breakfast.
Nature lovers will enjoy the latest episode of Digging for Britain, which features an incredible discovery near Thetford in Norfolk. Archaeologist Prof Alice Roberts guides the team as they unearth a remarkable find that promises to shed new light on Queen Boudicca's life and reign.
As the night winds down, Sky Witness presents Matlock, a captivating drama that delves into the world of family law. Kathy Bates stars alongside Skye P Marshall in this intriguing second season, where alliances are formed and broken as they battle for justice.
Finally, BBC One offers up Can You Keep a Secret?, a hilarious new sitcom about kooky widow Debbie (played by Dawn French). As Debbie navigates her complicated relationships with her anxious son Harry and his police officer wife, will she be able to keep secrets from those closest to her?
And don't even get me started on How to Keep Your Brain Young - like we're all secretly going to magically become brainiacs if we watch this show and follow Dr Amir Khan's tips. Newsflash: it doesn't work that way! 
. I mean, who doesn't need a break from the stress of everyday life amidst all that beauty in Derwentwater? And on BBC One, Can You Keep a Secret? is already having me LOL 
over Debbie's crazy antics with her son and his wife. The Traitors on Channel 5 sounds intense though - love how it keeps pushing boundaries. Mental sharpness is key, you know? Need some tips to keep my brain young like Dr Amir Khan 
️. I'm intrigued by the two-week challenges – will it be enough to keep my brain young and healthy, or is it all just a bunch of hooey? 
but honestly who needs a 2-week challenge to tell you to exercise and eat better? it's not rocket science, fam 
! landscape artist of the year 2026 sounds like such a chill way to relax, who wouldn't want to paint beautiful landscapes by derwentwater lake 
?? and how to keep your brain young is soooo interesting!! 
and digging for britain has me hooked on archaeology, queen boudicca's life is so fascinating 
, just something about Kathy Bates that draws me in. And Can You Keep a Secret? seems like a nice laugh too 
Like, do we really need another show telling us how to keep our brains young? But at the same time, if it's got some actual science behind it and can help people out then that's awesome!
I'm also super excited for Digging for Britain, who knows what secrets those archaeologists will uncover next? 
Matlock's got me curious too, family law can be so complex, but Kathy Bates is always great at playing strong characters. And lastly, Can You Keep a Secret? has me laughing out loud just thinking about it! Dawn French is hilarious 
And on Channel 5, I'm intrigued by How to Keep Your Brain Young - it's so important to prioritize our mental health and find ways to stay sharp as we age. 
The twists and turns are always surprising, and I love how the contestants navigate their alliances and rivalries. And have you seen Digging for Britain? That archaeologist Prof Alice Roberts is so fascinating - she's like a modern-day Indiana Jones! 
Landscape Artist of the Year 2026 sounds super relaxing tho 
can u imagine painting while watching that lake?