Television Tonight: Reflecting on the Tragedy of the 2019 London Bridge Terror Attack

London Bridge: Facing Terror

Airing at 9pm on Channel 4

The London Bridge terror attack in 2019 left a lasting impact for various reasons. The victims, Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones, were dedicated to prisoner rehabilitation. The attacker, Usman Khan, was apprehended by individuals who themselves had past murder convictions, one of whom used a narwhal tusk as a weapon. This poignant documentary delves into the challenges faced by these three individuals, including one who had just been released from prison after 14 years. The film also features an interview with Merritt’s father, who criticized politicians like Boris Johnson for exploiting his son’s death. Written by Phil Harrison

The Hidden World of Hospitality With Tom Kerridge

Airing at 8pm on BBC Two

Tom Kerridge explores the vibrant street food scene in the UK, starting with Digbeth Dining Club and their impressive lineup of fast dining establishments in the West Midlands. Back in Marlow, Kerridge invites viewers behind the scenes of his Pub in the Park festival. Written by Katie Rosseinsky

Ambulance

Airing at 9pm on BBC One

The new series of this eye-opening documentary starts with the overwhelming challenges faced by ambulance workers. With staff on strike, a limited crew must make difficult decisions to prioritize urgent calls across Lancashire. One worker encapsulates the situation succinctly: “So many patients, not enough crew, not enough staff.” Written by KR

The Royal Borough: Kensington & Chelsea

Airing at 9pm on Channel 5

Concluding another week of posh-gawping on Channel 5, this new series delves into the glamorous lives of Kensington & Chelsea’s residents. In this episode, viewers have the privilege of joining Princess Michael of Kent as she judges the annual Chelsea Bun competition, hoping to avoid any controversy surrounding her past jewelry choices. Written by PH

And Just Like That

Airing at 9pm on Sky Comedy

Only dedicated fans have made it through the various dramatic plotlines of season two, including the return of Aidan and the hot Che summer. The much-anticipated season finale brings the miracle of resurrection in modern TV, with the return of Samantha Jones. Written by Hannah Verdier

Amputating Alice

Airing at 10.30pm on Channel 4

Narrated by Adam Hills, this film follows the inspiring story of Alice Tai, a Paralympic swimming medalist born with bilateral talipes. It explores her courageous decision to amputate her right leg and her race against time to recover for the upcoming 2022 Commonwealth Games. Resilience and black humor are prevalent throughout. Written by PH

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