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An Irish couple go missing on brand-new drama The Gone, David Attenborough returns with Blue Planet III, Brian Dowling presents The Salvage Squad, while Corrie's Simon Gregson is Living with Lucy . . . The Gone, a six-part thriller set in New Zealand, is set to air on 9.30pm on RTÉ One and is hosted by Brian Dowling and RTÉ. The show also features Irish couple who go missing from a small New Zealand town and Irish detective Theo Richter who liaises with them to investigate a possible gang connection. The series showcases wildlife in coastal regions, including Cape fur seals in South Africa, and hungry lions in Namibia. It also features a look at the Arctic coast as the melting of billions of tonnes of ice brings short-lived opportunities to coastal waters. The final episode of Lucy Kennedy's six-season series, The Devil's Confession, airs at 9.00pm on BBC Two.
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An Irish couple go missing on brand-new drama The Gone, David Attenborough returns with Blue Planet III, Brian Dowling presents The Salvage Squad, while Corrie's Simon Gregson is Living with Lucy . . .
The Gone, 9.30pm, RTÉ One
This new six-part thriller is set in New Zealand, written by Anne McPartlin and Michael Bennett and starring Richard Flood, Acushla Tara Kupe, Michelle Fairley and Liam Carney.
Am Irish couple in their twenties go missing from a small New Zealand town and Irish detective Theo Richter heads out there to liaise and explore a possible gang connection.
He teams up with Maori detective Diana Huia, who reluctantly returns to her home town, but refuses to reconnect with a family she has firmly left in the past.
Joe Duffy interviews Alliance Party of Northern Ireland leader Naomi Long (below), who talks growing up in a working-class, Unionist, Protestant home in East Belfast during the Troubles.
She explains how her Christian faith led her to leave her Church and why despite experiencing misogynistic abuse and death threats, and the current paralysis in Northern Irish politics, she remains hopeful.
David Attenborough returns for a third run of the visually stunning Planet Earth, and showcases wildlife in coastal regions, from Cape fur seals in South Africa to hungry lions in Namibia.
Plus, there’s a look at how the Arctic coast is the scene of the biggest seasonal transformation on Earth, as the melting of billions of tonnes of ice brings short-lived opportunities to coastal waters.
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On South Africa’s Robberg Peninsula, thousands of cape fur seals are squeezed onto a small ledge. A yearling pup escapes into the water and becomes nimble and graceful.
In recent years, this coast has been home to unprecedented numbers of great white sharks and the seal colony must band together if they’re to see off the world’s most notorious predator.
On Namibia’s infamous Skeleton Coast, where the world’s oldest desert meets the cold Atlantic, hungry lions discover this coast for the first time in 40 years and try their luck in a huge seabird colony.
Brian Dowling (above) hosts this brand-new series where he and his design team choose two families with homes in need of a revamp.
The team have four days and a budget of €1,000 to renovate and rejuvenate a tired space in the family homes using only upcycling and sustainable methods.
It’s season six – six! - of Lucy Kennedy’s often fun, sometimes sad, always interesting series where she decamps at the home of some celeb or star.
In this opening episode, the bould Lucy spends time in the home of Coronation Street actor Simon Gregson (below), who plays Steve McDonald on the UK soap..
Zoe Ball (below) hosts a search for two new stars for the hit musical, with 14 hopefuls heading to Greece to compete for the lead roles of Sophie and Sky in the West End production.
Judges Alan Carr, Jessie Ware, Samantha Barks and Amber Riley put the contestants through their paces as they are tested on everything from singing and dancing, to acting and chemistry.
The Devil's Confession - The Lost Eichmann Tapes, 9.00pm, BBC Two
Escaping from postwar Europe, Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann established a new life in Argentina, where he met Dutch journalist and fellow Nazi Willem Sassen.
In Buenos Aires in 1957, they recorded a comprehensive account of his career, but the tapes disappeared when Eichmann was captured and taken to stand trial in Jerusalem.
Excerpts of his interview surfaced in Life magazine, and Israeli prosecutor Gideon Hausner was determined to use Eichmann's recorded confession as evidence during the trial.
In late 2018, the disappearance of 21-year-old British backpacker Grace Millane (below) sparked international attention after friends reported her missing from Auckland, New Zealand.
She had not returned after meeting someone through the dating app Tinder, and the case was picked up by Detective Inspector Scott Beard.
Having examined her social media, Beard tracked down Millane’s date: 26-year-old Jesse Shane Kempson.
While prosecutors attempt to get justice, Grace’s family face their own challenges as they are forced to defend their lost daughter against the victim-blaming mobs.
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Inspired by the actual files of Father Gabriele Amorth, Chief Exorcist of the Vatican (Crowe), the story follows Amorth as he investigates a young boy's terrifying possessio.
Along the way he ends up uncovering a centuries-old conspiracy the Vatican has desperately tried to keep hidden.
In the concluding episode, Kris’ youngest daughter, Kylie (below), presents the 'momager’ with an opportunity to reach a younger audience and try to keep the family relevant in a changing world.
Kylie is prolific and popular on social media and has been on camera since she was 10.
She becomes a Generation Z icon, cemented by the success of her own cosmetics brand and title as "the youngest-ever self-made billionaire" at just 21 years-old.
The Kardashian brand looks bullet-proof but just when Kylie’s dad Bruce publicly transitions, Kris is blindsided by her ex-husband leaving her with a decision to make on how to handle the news publicly.
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