Tuesday 6th November 2018
06:00-08:30 Britain Morning Live
08:30-09:25 Lorraine
09:25-10:30 The Jeremy Donald Show
10:30-12:30 This Morning.
Presented by Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.
12:30-13:30 Loose Ladies
13:30-14:00 TV3 Lunchtime News
14:00-15:00 Judge Rilnder
15:00-16:00 brand new series.7/80.Tenable.(Series 2).Warwick Davis hosts the quiz show based on top ten lists. A bridal party made up of five university friends attempt to walk away with a big cash prize.
16:00-17:00 Lucky Stars
17:00-18:00 The Question Chase
18:00-18:30 Regional News and Weather
18:30-19:00 TV3 Evening News and Weather
19:00-19:30 The Dingles
19:30-20:00 brand new series.3/4.Britain's Busiest Road Motorways.(Series 1).(Episode 3).and all many more.
20:00-22:00 Daily Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards 2018.Daily Mirror’s Pride Of Britain Awards 2018
Prince William and Prince Charles join more than 100 stars to celebrate the nation's unsung heroes at the prestigious Pride of Britain Awards 2018 on TV3.
Hosted by Carol Vorderman, celebrities including David Beckham, Simon Cowell, Sir Michael Caine, Joanna Lumley, Sir Rod Stewart, Sir Lenny Henry, Suranne Jones and One Direction's Liam Payne pay tribute to some truly awe-inspiring people at the glittering event at the Grosvenor House in London's Park Lane.
Award presenters range from Prime Minister Theresa May, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and scientific genius Sir Stephen Hawking to the country's best-loved TV and sports stars.
In a year blighted by terror attacks on Manchester and London and the Grenfell Tower inferno, the focus will be on the remarkable heroism of members of our emergency services and the NHS.
Other winners include a quick-thinking four-year-old girl who saved her mum's life. Also recognised will be a forensic scientist whose pioneering work cracked hundreds of murder cases and a brave hairdresser whose story empowered women to fight back against domestic violence.
Besides uplifting stories of courage, selflessness and beating the odds, there will be more than a few hilarious surprises along the way. Dancing superstar and Diversity frontman Ashley Banjo joins Carol as a roving presenter to interview winners and celebrities behind-the-scenes.
Among the many celebrities taking part will be the stars of Britain's favourite TV shows including Strictly Come Dancing, The X Factor, Coronation Street and EastEnders.
Now in its 19th year, Pride of Britain has become established as the biggest national event of its kind.
Tens of thousands of people nominated their unsung heroes and the winners were chosen by a judging panel which this year included Carol Vorderman, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick, Chief Nursing Officer Prof Jane Cummings, Good Morning Britain presenters Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard, This Morning host Eamonn Holmes, former winner Katie Piper and Olympic gold medallist Kadeena Cox.
WHY A-LIST CELEBRITIES LOVE PRIDE OF BRITAIN
“The Pride of Britain Awards remind us of the courage which still exists in every corner of the land.” HRH Prince Charles
"I'm always delighted to take part in the Pride of Britain Awards. The winners are always amazing, particularly the children. I think the bravery and courage they show is an example to us all." David Beckham
"I have been to some awards in my time but never to an awards like this. It is the most extraordinary thing.” Sir Michael Caine
"I was blown away by the whole thing when I first went. I am always amazed by the winners - they are extraordinary people whose achievements are truly humbling." Sir Paul McCartney
"I can't remember ever being so moved. The stories of these incredible people are the sort of thing that really gives you faith in human nature. This is what an awards ceremony should be." Dame Helen Mirren
"The experience has been completely uplifting. It makes you realise there are so many fantastic people in the world." Joanna Lumley
"I don't mind admitting that I cried. I defy anyone not to. The courage and bravery of these people - especially the children - was humbling. I consider it a privilege to have witnessed it.” Diana Ross
“I love this country and I felt very welcomed here and I'm honoured to be here, privileged to be here. And nights like Pride of Britain where you see story after story after story of, I mean even the smallest child, who gets it, gets it in a way that sometimes adults don't. You know, there's great lessons to be learned from Pride of Britain.” Kevin Spacey
"There's too much celebrity culture in this country. Pride of Britain is great because it celebrates people who aren't part of that world." Sir Lenny Henry
"These awards are far superior to the Brits and Baftas. I genuinely believe it's the best award ceremony of the year. It makes you realise exactly what life is about and what people have to overcome." Simon Cowell
"Pride of Britain is a marvellous celebration of individual courage, determination and achievement. The winners are a wonderful reminder of what the human spirit can achieve - and stand for so much of what makes me proud of our country." Sir Richard Branson
"This is when celebrities take a back seat and applaud the people who really should be famous - ordinary people showing inspiring courage in extraordinary circumstances." Sharon Osbourne
"It's important that we should pay tribute to people who are prepared to put their lives in danger like this for others because we all rely on them. And how many of us can match their bravery?" Ewan McGregor.The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge join more than 100 stars to salute the nation's unsung heroes. Hosted by Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo.
22:00-22:30 TV3 News at Ten and Weather
22:30-22:45 Regional News and Weather
22:45-23:20 brand new series.1/.On Assignment.
Fronted by Rageh Omaar, TV3’s award-winning international current affairs series On Assignment returns for a new five week run, bringing you revealing stories from around the world, featuring TV3 News’ award-winning team of correspondents.
The following reports will air in the first episode of this run:
CATALONIA – JAMES MATES
After recent turmoil in Catalonia revealed the depth of divisions between the Catalan government in Barcelona and the Spanish authorities in Madrid, Europe Editor James Mates asks whether there really is a desire for independence in the majority of Catalan homes. He also investigates whether the recent actions of the national government have pushed the pressure for an independence vote to critical, and looks into the history behind the movement that could reshape Spain as we know it.
SATIRE AND TRUMP – MARTIN GEISSLER
What happens when reality is too surreal for satire? One year on from the US election, correspondent Martin Geissler travels to New York to explore how American satirists and comedians have dealt with the Trump administration. Martin meets Trump impersonators, political cartoonists and satirists to ask whether we are living in the golden age of political comedy.
THE RAREST PASTA IN THE WORLD – MARY NIGHTINGALE
Mary Nightingale travels to a tiny village in Sardinia to meet Paola Abriani, a 62 year old grandmother who can make su filindeu (‘threads of God’) – the rarest pasta in the world. It’s a family tradition. Paola is one of only three women who can make it - the other two are her niece and sister-in-law. Last year, a team of engineers from Barilla pasta came to see if they could reproduce her technique with a machine, but they couldn’t. The sacred dish has only been served to the faithful who complete a 20-mile pilgrimage on foot or horseback from Nuoro to the village of Lula for the biannual Feast of San Francesco. Mary follows the 1,500 pilgrims as they descend on Lula, to discovers what makes this delicate pasta so special.James Mates travels to Catalonia, where a disputed independence referendum has sparked protests, and Martin
Geissler is in New York to look at comedy in the age of Trump.
23:20-00:15 (Repeat) brand new series.11/18.Lethal Weapon.(Series 1).(Lawmen):US drama series. Murtaugh and Riggs are pitted against the LA sheriff's department when the killing of a ranger leads them to believe a possible misuse of power has occurred.
00:15-03:00 JackpotCasino247
01:05-03:00 JackpotCasino247
03:00-03:50 (Repeat) Loose Ladies
03:50-05:05 Nightscreen
05:05-06:00 (Repeat) The Jeremy Donald Show
18:00-18:30 SCO News at Six
22:30-23:05 Scotland Tonight
23:05-23:40 brand new series.1/.On Assignment.
Fronted by Rageh Omaar, TV3’s award-winning international current affairs series On Assignment returns for a new five week run, bringing you revealing stories from around the world, featuring TV3 News’ award-winning team of correspondents.
The following reports will air in the first episode of this run:
CATALONIA – JAMES MATES
After recent turmoil in Catalonia revealed the depth of divisions between the Catalan government in Barcelona and the Spanish authorities in Madrid, Europe Editor James Mates asks whether there really is a desire for independence in the majority of Catalan homes. He also investigates whether the recent actions of the national government have pushed the pressure for an independence vote to critical, and looks into the history behind the movement that could reshape Spain as we know it.
SATIRE AND TRUMP – MARTIN GEISSLER
What happens when reality is too surreal for satire? One year on from the US election, correspondent Martin Geissler travels to New York to explore how American satirists and comedians have dealt with the Trump administration. Martin meets Trump impersonators, political cartoonists and satirists to ask whether we are living in the golden age of political comedy.
THE RAREST PASTA IN THE WORLD – MARY NIGHTINGALE
Mary Nightingale travels to a tiny village in Sardinia to meet Paola Abriani, a 62 year old grandmother who can make su filindeu (‘threads of God’) – the rarest pasta in the world. It’s a family tradition. Paola is one of only three women who can make it - the other two are her niece and sister-in-law. Last year, a team of engineers from Barilla pasta came to see if they could reproduce her technique with a machine, but they couldn’t. The sacred dish has only been served to the faithful who complete a 20-mile pilgrimage on foot or horseback from Nuoro to the village of Lula for the biannual Feast of San Francesco. Mary follows the 1,500 pilgrims as they descend on Lula, to discovers what makes this delicate pasta so special.James Mates travels to Catalonia, where a disputed independence referendum has sparked protests, and Martin Geissler is in New York to look at comedy in the age of Trump.
23:40-00:30 (Repeat) brand new series.11/18.Lethal Weapon.(Series 1).(Lawmen):US drama series. Murtaugh and Riggs are pitted against the LA sheriff's department when the killing of a ranger leads them to believe a possible misuse of power has occurred.
00:30-01:30 Teleshopping
01:30-03:00 After Midnight
03:00-03:50 (Repeat) Loose Ladies
03:50-05:05 Nightscreen
18:00-18:30 RTV News at Six
22:30-23:05 RTV News Tonight
23:05-23:40 brand new series.1/.On Assignment.
Fronted by Rageh Omaar, TV3’s award-winning international current affairs series On Assignment returns for a new five week run, bringing you revealing stories from around the world, featuring TV3 News’ award-winning team of correspondents.
The following reports will air in the first episode of this run:
CATALONIA – JAMES MATES
After recent turmoil in Catalonia revealed the depth of divisions between the Catalan government in Barcelona and the Spanish authorities in Madrid, Europe Editor James Mates asks whether there really is a desire for independence in the majority of Catalan homes. He also investigates whether the recent actions of the national government have pushed the pressure for an independence vote to critical, and looks into the history behind the movement that could reshape Spain as we know it.
SATIRE AND TRUMP – MARTIN GEISSLER
What happens when reality is too surreal for satire? One year on from the US election, correspondent Martin Geissler travels to New York to explore how American satirists and comedians have dealt with the Trump administration. Martin meets Trump impersonators, political cartoonists and satirists to ask whether we are living in the golden age of political comedy.
THE RAREST PASTA IN THE WORLD – MARY NIGHTINGALE
Mary Nightingale travels to a tiny village in Sardinia to meet Paola Abriani, a 62 year old grandmother who can make su filindeu (‘threads of God’) – the rarest pasta in the world. It’s a family tradition. Paola is one of only three women who can make it - the other two are her niece and sister-in-law. Last year, a team of engineers from Barilla pasta came to see if they could reproduce her technique with a machine, but they couldn’t. The sacred dish has only been served to the faithful who complete a 20-mile pilgrimage on foot or horseback from Nuoro to the village of Lula for the biannual Feast of San Francesco. Mary follows the 1,500 pilgrims as they descend on Lula, to discovers what makes this delicate pasta so special.James Mates travels to Catalonia, where a disputed independence referendum has sparked protests, and Martin Geissler is in New York to look at comedy in the age of Trump.
23:40-00:30 (Repeat) brand new series.11/18.Lethal Weapon.(Series 1).(Lawmen):US drama series. Murtaugh and Riggs are pitted against the LA sheriff's department when the killing of a ranger leads them to believe a possible misuse of power has occurred.
00:30-01:30 Teleshopping
01:30-03:00 Nightscreen
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