\u00ab"Clarkson Farm"\u00bb<\/strong> (Amazon Prime Video)<\/em> The first encouraging moment in the fifth season of this documentary series is that even a near-death experience hasn't softened Jeremy Clarkson's cantankerous nature. The owner of Diddley Squat Farm returns without a newfound gratitude for every breath, but with the same sullen attitude as he prepares for six weeks of recovery from heart surgery. A doctor's orders to refrain from physical labor doesn't stop Clarkson from driving forklifts, cursing profusely, and bickering with farmhand Caleb Cooper.<\/p>\n The first four episodes, released today, begin with Clarkson complaining about his partner Lisa Hogan's new kale-heavy diet and arguing with Cooper over the decision to buy more sheep to supply the pub with meat\u2014Cooper's distaste for sheep farming is well-known. Beware of the early scene with the dead sheep\u2014it's absolutely disgusting. Clearly, juggling a career as a farmer and pub owner is taking its toll on Clarkson's health, but he seems addicted to endless, stressful "firefighting"\u2014his blood pressure skyrockets when he learns of a planned government farm tax worth over \u00a31 million (which was eventually amended, leaving the show somewhat outdated). But Clarkson remains a charismatic protagonist and a staunch advocate for farmers, meaning the series remains relevant and funny. <\/p>\n Movie of the Day: Rescue Dawn (2006)<\/p>\n Michael Jackson: Verdict<\/strong> . Mania around<\/em> The Michael Jackson story continues. Following the acclaimed biopic and Channel 4 documentary about the King of Pop's 2005 child sex abuse trial, Netflix is releasing its own three-part series about the same trial. Lawyers, jurors, prosecutors, and defense attorneys share their views on the scandal.<\/p>\n \u00abSunshine and Secrets: The Hidden Side of IVF\u00bb<\/strong> (BBC Two\/iPlayer, 19:00).<\/em> Despite its half-hour length, this documentary is a compelling cautionary tale. Reporter Anna Collinson meets with parents who fell victim to fraud at IVF clinics in Northern Cyprus operating outside of EU regulations. Beth and Laura conceived their children through IVF using the same sperm donor, but later began to doubt their children's paternity.<\/p>\n MasterChef,<\/strong> BBC One\/iPlayer, 8:00 PM.<\/em> The final week of the culinary competition is upon us, featuring new hosts and original challenges. Tonight, four finalists will travel to Antigua and Barbuda with judges Grace Dent and Anna Howe, where they'll prepare regional dishes like pepper stew and cook dinner for cricket legend Viv Richards. The finale takes place on Friday.<\/p>\n \u00abLocation, location, location\u00bb<\/strong> (Channel 4, 20:00).<\/em> Phil Spencer is looking for a home for a familiar face in the popular property series. Michael Edwards, better known as Eddie "The Eagle," and his partner, Karen, want to move in together closer to her mother's house in Hampshire. Kirsty Allsopp helps young couple Luke and Orla take the first step toward homeownership, but all four prove to be very picky buyers.<\/p>\n Hadron Collider: In Search of the World Particle.<\/strong> BBC Four\/iPlayer, 9:00 PM.<\/em> This gripping film celebrates the creation of the Large Hadron Collider by physicists of all disciplines as a post-war beacon of hope. Against the backdrop of footage of J. Robert Oppenheimer expressing doubts about the legacy of the atomic bomb he created, scientists recall the sleepless nights leading up to the Big Bang project at CERN in 2008 and their joy at its success. VP<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Thursday<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Friday<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Jasiah Williams and Jordan Bolger star in 'Witness' - Netflix.<\/p>\n \u00ab"Witness<\/strong> \u00bb (Netflix).<\/em> In 1992, young mother Rachel Nickell was stabbed 49 times while walking with her baby through Wimbledon Park in southwest London. The only witness to her murder was two-year-old Alex, who was found clinging to Nickell's bloody body and repeating the words "wake up, mummy." This heartbreaking three-part drama, written by Rob Williams, the director of "\u00ab Sacrifice<\/em> \u00bb" chronicles the incredible aftermath of the tragedy, as Alex's father, Andre (Jordan Bolger), works for the Metropolitan Police and tries to identify the killer from his son's incoherent testimony.<\/p>\n Some of the series' most heartbreaking scenes involve the innocent Alex (played beautifully by Jasiah Williams) pulling out knives or remembering how the killer resembled Batman. All of this is amplified in the accompanying documentary. \u00abThe Murder of Rachel Nickell\u00bb<\/em> , also available today, features footage of a young Alex, dressed in a Thunderbirds uniform, recounting the murder. The documentary and drama are mired in the question of how such trauma will impact Alex as he grows up. However, there are also broader questions about the Metropolitan Police (played here by leading British character actors Kevin Eldon, Jon Poynting, and Neil Maskell) and their controversial decision to use a honey trap on a suspect. <\/p>\n Movie of the Day: The Searchers (1956)<\/p>\n Men's Test Cricket: England vs New Zealand.<\/strong> Sky Sports Main Event, 10:00.<\/em> England begin their new Test series still smarting from a heavy Ashes defeat in Australia. Ben Stokes' side will be looking to regain their confidence in the three-match series against New Zealand at Lord's today. The game kicks off at 11:00 AM, with match coverage available on BBC Two at 7:00 PM.<\/p>\n Athletics: Diamond League, Rome,<\/strong> BBC Three\/iPlayer, 8:00 PM.<\/em> The Diamond League athletics competitions are coming to Europe: the fourth leg of the season will be held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. At last year's Golden Gala, American sprinter Trayvon Bromell won a convincing 100m dash in 9.84 seconds, while Ireland's Sarah Healy and Kenya's Beatrice Chebet impressed with their results in the women's long-distance running.<\/p>\n David Beckham: Ten Photos.<\/strong> BBC Two\/iPlayer, 9:00 PM.<\/em> David Beckham's mastery of the football is matched only by his mastery of celebrity image. In this episode of the program \u00abTen Photographs\u00bb<\/em> We'll look at how the English football legend played with his image to create a new type of footballer. But, of course, even the Beckham brand isn't immune to controversy.<\/p>\n The Prisoner TV series\u00ab<\/strong> (Sky Atlantic, 9pm; all episodes are now available on Sky\/NOW).<\/em> In today's gripping finale, prison warden Amber (Izuka Hoyle) once again transports the dangerous Tibor (Tahar Rahim) in a besieged prison convoy \u2013 only this time through London. Will she be able to deliver him to the Old Bailey unharmed? Get ready for a brilliant plot twist.<\/p>\n Watch "Make that Movie"\u00ab<\/strong> On Channel 4 at 10:00pm and 10:30pm; all episodes are now available to watch online.<\/em> Another two-part adaptation of Australian comedian Sam Campbell's wacky sitcom. Today's funniest episode features Lenny Rush, and Campbell is forced to impersonate a Brit ("I love sitting on this bloody toilet!") to film a movie about the national icon. SK<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Javier Bardem to star in 'Cape Fear' TV remake \u2014 Apple<\/p>\n \u00abCape Fear<\/strong> ) \u2014<\/em> Apple TV series.<\/em> It's unlikely to be among Martin Scorsese's top five films, but his dark noir style is pushed to its limits in this third adaptation of John D. MacDonald's 1957 pulp thriller. \u00abThe Executioners<\/em> , in which psychotic ex-con Max Cady torments the lawyer who put him behind bars. Scorsese and Steven Spielberg serve as executive producers, and Nick Antosca ( \u00abCandy<\/em> \u00bb") \u2014 showrunner. Apple has assembled another impressive cast and given the story an intriguing twist: Javier Bardem plays Cady as an eloquent and eminently intelligent adversary, while prosecutor Patrick Wilson takes a backseat to Amy Adams as Cady's lawyer, who recommended he plead guilty.<\/p>\n To add insult to injury, the lawyers are now very wealthy and happily married, having fallen in love during a trial 17 years earlier\u2014their two troubled teenage children are the perfect candidates for Cady's manipulation. Along with a few effectively chilling moments and a healthy dose of kitsch ("What the hell have you done to my son, and where the hell is his toe?"), this opening double feature wisely revives Bernard Herrmann's unsettling score as Cady strives for respectability and his victims descend into paranoia and degradation. Not high art, but a lot of fun.<\/p>\n Women's World Cup qualifying match: Spain vs. England,<\/strong> ITV1\/ITVX, 19:30.<\/em> A final triumph for the Lionesses before the men's team begins to slip, and the toughest task in a challenging campaign to qualify for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil, which Sarina Wiegman's team has so far demonstrated with impressive ease. The world champions will undoubtedly be looking to score again after their defeat at Wembley in April; a win guarantees England a place in the squad, but even one point could be enough. Kickoff is at 8:00 PM.<\/p>\n Will my summer vacation be cancelled? Dispatches program on<\/strong> Channel 4, 8:00 PM.<\/em> With peace remaining elusive in Iran, Kate Quilton explores the impact on jet fuel prices and the likelihood that holidays will remain affordable or even accessible \u2013 or, more accurately, whether there will be good deals for those willing and able to adapt.<\/p>\n Walrus: Life on Thin Ice.<\/strong> PBS America, 8:10 PM.<\/em> Paleontologist Kirk Johnson introduces us to the changing world of walruses, who face a new, possibly existential, threat from melting sea ice.<\/p>\n \u00ab"Have I Got News for You!",<\/strong> BBC One\/iPlayer, 9:00 PM.<\/em> Since leaving politics, Michael Gove feels ready to join Paul Merton and Ian Hislop for his first appearance (in the final episode of the current season); comedian Chloe Petts and seasoned presenter David Tennant will also be present to make the show truly entertaining.<\/p>\n Celebrity Gogglebox,<\/strong> Channel 4, 9:00 PM.<\/em> Team Celebrity Gogglebox<\/em> knows not to change a tried and tested formula, so Rylan and his mum, Bez and Shaun Ryder, and Roman and Martin Kemp are among the returning couples set to follow this week, along with, we're promised, some new faces. 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