There’s plenty to choose from on the small screen this weekend, as we mark the first Bank Holiday in May.
From continuing drama Game of Thrones to concluding hit Line of Duty, viewers of all genres will be happy with their favourite shows on the box.
Here are our top picks this weekend…
Saturday
Match of the Day Live: The Women’s FA Cup Final – BBC One, 5.10pm (kick-off 5.30pm)
Manchester City Women take on West Ham United Women at Wembley Stadium for the prestigious trophy. The Citizens will be hoping to lift the cup for the second time in their history, having tasted victory when they beat Birmingham City Women 4-1 in 2017. West Ham have never made it this far in the competition and will be looking to cap off their fairytale run with the silverware.
Britain’s Got Talent – ITV, 8pm
The auditions continue as Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly introduce yet more weird and wonderful acts from across the country. Except more hilarious bids to make it through the next round and some jawdropping talent from singers to magicians to dancers in the action-packed show.
The Jonathan Ross Show – ITV, 9.15pm
In his final show of the series, Ross sits down with Line of Duty star Stephen Graham, comedians Romesh Ranganathan and Alan Carr and musician Ellie Goulding to catch up on what they’ve been up to.
Sunday
Line of Duty – BBC One, 9pm
So this is it. The final episode of series five provides must-see Sunday night viewing, with secrets finally coming out. And in brilliant news for fans, it’s a 90-minute thriller to cap off a gripping series. Will we get answers about H’s identity?
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins for Stand Up to Cancer – Channel 4, 9pm
The gruelling celebrity challenge comes to an end this week as the famous faces take on one last challenge to prove themselves.
The brave twelve have a few hurdles to overcome before they can go back to their daily lives and recover from the physical strain of the competition.
Monday
The All New Monty – ITV, 9pm
Ashley Banjo and Alexander Armstrong are back for another year with the charity special, raising awareness of testicular and prostate cancer. Among the stars stripping off for the performance are Love Island winner Jack Fincham and former Emmerdale actor Kelvin Fletcher.
Game of Thrones – Sky Atlantic, 2am and 9pm
The fourth episode of the final season airs early in the morning – simulcasting with the US – and is repeated at a more accessible hour in the evening. Picking up from the gory aftermath of the Battle of Winterfell, spoiler pictures hint that Dany is taking centre stage in this one as she plots her next moves…
