Martin Lewis returns to ITV1 at 9pm tonight with a special episode focused on the upcoming tax year. With just ten days until April's price hikes, the money-saving expert will break down the financial changes, highlight the latest deals in 'News You Can Use', and address the impact of rising costs. Lewis has been offering savings advice for over two decades, covering everything from energy prices to mortgages.
Earlier at 7.30pm on ITV1, a documentary titled 'Steroid: The New British Crisis' explores the growing use of anabolic steroids in society. Once associated with elite athletes, these drugs are now being used by ordinary people to improve physique or slow ageing. Antoine Allen investigates this grim trend and the severe side effects of misuse.
Other highlights include 'The Apprentice' on BBC One at 9pm, where candidates must sell products on a TV shopping channel. BBC Four dedicates its evening to novelist Julian Barnes, featuring an interview and film adaptation. On U&Yesterday, 'Aussie Gold Hunters' concludes with a search for a mythical gold seam.
Film options include Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' on Sky Cinema, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, and James Gunn's 'Superman' reboot with David Corenswet. Billy Idol's documentary 'Billy Idol Should Be Dead' airs on Sky Arts at 2am.
