History is written by the winners, as the saying goes, and that is evident in the new BBC Two documentary Brexit: A Very British Civil War. Airing at 9pm, this two-part series marks the 10th anniversary of the UK's decision to leave the European Union, revisiting the intense weeks and months surrounding the 2016 referendum. The documentary is told predominantly from the perspective of the leave campaign, featuring interviews with Michael Gove, Kate Hoey, Nigel Farage, Arron Banks, and Boris Johnson. On the remain side, viewers hear from David Cameron, George Osborne, and a notably subdued Jeremy Corbyn. The result is both fascinating and horrifying, offering a deep dive into the political frenzy of the time.
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Gareth Southgate: Changing the Game for Young Men
At 9pm on BBC One, Gareth Southgate explores the practical and emotional challenges faced by less-privileged young men. Following his transformative tenure as England football manager, Southgate visits unemployed youths in Middlesbrough, students struggling in Essex, and young prisoners, examining the obstacles they encounter.
Springwatch
At 8pm on BBC Two, Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan present the final week of the nature series from Crom reserve in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. Iolo Williams reports from Bempton Cliffs in East Yorkshire, observing seabirds.
G'Wed
At 10.35pm on ITV2, the third series of the scouse schoolboy comedy opens with a dream sequence that turns into a nightmare when Reece discovers Disneyland Darren has moved in. He also deals with his mother's new boyfriend, Mr Dunn, and helps with the school's refugee project.
Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera
At 9pm on ITV1, this show compiles shocking real-life moments captured on smartphones, including a pilot steering a plane away from a crowded beach and a skier finding someone buried alive in ice.
Jeremy Bamber: Proof of Innocence – The Missing Phone Call
At 9pm on Channel 5, the documentary re-examines the case of Jeremy Bamber, who has been in prison since 1985 for murdering his family. New evidence, including ballistic findings and a possible 999 call, could vindicate him.
Live Sport
Tennis from Queen's at 1pm on BBC Two, featuring day one of the grass-court tournament in west London, with Serena Williams making her comeback.
