Our Next Prime Minister 

Monday 

BBC One, 9pm 

With the end of Boris Johnson’s tenure as Prime Minister, a new conservative leader will need to be chosen to lead the country.

The two candidates vying for the top spot are former Chancellor Rishi Sunak and former Foreign Secretary Liz Truss. 

The pair will engage in a live TV debate from Stoke-on-Trent presented by Sophie Raworth. The debate will see them set out their reasons for why they should be the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister. 

This will kick off a summer of fierce campaigning to win over Conservative Party members.

Under the Banner of Heaven

Wednesday

Disney+

Jon Krakauer’s original book was a cautionary real life story of blind faith, juxtaposing the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with the 1984 murder of a Mormon mother and her baby daughter in the name of God.

Hulu have taken the bleak material and dramatized it, starring Andrew Garfield as the police detective Jeb Pyre whose own faith is tested when investigating the case. Daisy Edgar-Jones stars as the mother in question, Brenda Lafferty.

The Resort

Friday

Peacock

Writer Andy Siara won plaudits for his debut feature film, Palm Springs, an irreverent take on Groundhog Day starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti. The Resort sees him reunite with Milioti for another mystery-comedy, starring her alongside William Jackson Harper (The Good Place) as a couple vacationing at a resort in the Mayan Riviera.

The trip is meant to be a special 10^th anniversary celebration, but their marriage is put to the test when they find themselves embroiled in one of Yucatan’s strangest unsolved mysteries from 15 years ago: the disappearance of two young adults, a murder and a once in a century hurricane. The revered creator of Mr Robot, Sam Esmail, directed the series.

The Great 

Friday 

Channel 4, 9pm 

Historical, black comedy drama The Great is back for a second series, telling the story of Catherine the Great’s rise to power as the Empress of All Russia, overthrowing her husband Peter III to do so. 

Elle Fanning returns as Catherine the Great and Nicholas Hoult as Peter III of Russia, with Gillian Anderson joining the cast as Catherine’s mother Joanna. 

Catherine is currently in a dilemma; heavily pregnant, she has wrestled power from Peter but failed to kill him. 

Desperate to turn the tables, Peter decides he needs to win his Catherine’s affection however he can. 

England v Germany, MOTD Live: UEFA Women's Euro 2022 Final

Sunday

BBC One, 3.50pm

Bar a nervy quarter-final against Spain, so far the Lionesses have made it look easy. They stormed Group A with a perfect record, bagging 14 goals and conceding none, and this week’s semi-final saw them rout many people’s pre-tournament favourites, Sweden.

Now they face old foes Germany at Wembley, who beat them in the final of Euro 2009. Still seeking their first ever major trophy, they are one step away from wreaking revenge and making history on home turf.