Jason Derulo delivered a scorching performance at Wembley's Capital's Summertime Ball 2026, broadcast today on ITV1. The singer whipped off his top during Want to Love Me, joining a stellar lineup that included Robyn, Take That, and a Mis-Teeq reunion. Robyn brought the house down with her sad banger Dancing on My Own, while Raye performed the crowd-pleaser Where Is My Husband! Take That classics also featured in the annual pop bonanza.
Trooping the Colour: The King's Birthday Parade
BBC One airs nearly three hours of live coverage from 10.30am, showcasing elaborately hatted soldiers on horseback celebrating the king's birthday. The regal hoopla seems more absurd each year, but perhaps we have too much else to worry about to bother getting rid of it now.
Blankety Blank
At 6.25pm on BBC One, contestants Manny (a butcher wanting a hair transplant in Turkey) and Tina (70 and dating) fill in the blanks with help from celebrities Stephen Mangan, Kimberley Walsh, Jonathan Ross, Craig Revel Horwood, Fatiha El-Ghorri, and Nella Rose.
Casualty
At 8.35pm on BBC One, Flynn's troubled military past takes a backseat, but a major bombshell hits Holby's emergency department. Consultant Dylan has been connecting with wannabe medic Matty, but how will he react when his secret son's ill-judged workplace fling is revealed?
40 Originals at the BBC: Volume 2
At 8.35pm on BBC Two, this programme showcases original versions of songs that were later covered into stratospheric hits. This week's roll call includes the Osmonds, Randy Newman, and Chaka Khan.
Two Weeks in August
At 9.25pm on BBC One, Zoe (Jessica Raine) has a hellish hangover after a big party. When she rejoins the group, the housekeeper accuses one of them of desecrating a local temple. Can Zoe keep her antics a secret in this deliciously escapist summer drama set on a gorgeous Greek island?
Film Choice: They Will Kill You
Available at 9.30am and 6.15pm on Sky Cinema Premiere/HBO Max, this rampantly bloody horror caper from director Kirill Sokolov follows Asia (Zazie Beetz) as she visits exclusive New York apartment block the Virgil in search of her sister Maria (Myha'la), a maid there. She realizes something is very wrong when residents try to kill her. Undead comic action comes thick and fast, with Patricia Arquette's accent a thing of mystery.
Live Sport
Men's Prem Rugby Union: Bath v Exeter, 2.30pm, TNT Sports 1 (second semi-final). World Cup Football: Brazil v Morocco, 10.30pm, BBC One (Group C match in New York/New Jersey Stadium), followed by Haiti v Scotland at 1.10am.
