Virgin Island

Monday

Channel 4, 9.00pm

In a new reality show, 12 adult virgins are invited to a retreat in the Mediterranean for a crash course in intimacy. They’ll need to face their fears and ask themselves tough questions about what’s been holding them back.

Some of the best renowned sexologists on the planet will be on hand to help them through their issues with physical contact, trust and love. Will romance bloom?

Welcome to Wrexham

Friday

Disney+

“Over the last four years, its been this roller coaster of magic,” Rob McElhenney tells us in the trailer.

It’s good to be back.

Ryan Reynolds and McElhenney’s 2021 decision to buy Wrexham A.F.C. seems to be paying off. Last month, the team became the first in English league history to achieve three consecutive promotions. At the end of the documentary show’s last series – which covered the 2023-24 season – the men’s squad had earned a place in League One. Now facing a tougher standard of football than ever before, the pressure is on.

Series four also features, of all people, Channing Tatum and Tom Brady.

Murderbot

Friday

Apple TV+

Following his dead-eyed turn in Succession, Alexander Skarsgård leads this sci-fi series as another cold-hearted killer.

The self-named Murderbot was designed for, well, you can probably guess. The problem? He's developed free will, and doesn't have much of an appetite for providing lethal corporate security. Watching soap operas is more his speed.

Humans and their messy insistence on emotion both horrifies and intrigues Murderbot. What follows is an existential crisis, in-between a lot of intergalactic telenovas.

Code of Silence

Sunday

ITV1, 9.00pm

RTS Award winner Rose Ayling-Ellis (Strictly Come Dancing) leads a new take on the crime thriller.

Deaf woman Alison Brooks (Ayling-Ellis) is plucked from her job in a canteen to work an undercover police operation. A gang is planning a robbery, and smart enough to meet in places where listening devices can’t be planted. Enter DS Ashleigh Francis (Charlotte Ritchie, Ghosts) and DI James Marsh (Andrew Buchan, Black Doves), who need Brooks to use her lip-reading skills to review silent surveillance footage. Brooks quickly gets acquainted with the people she’s helping to apprehend, but how close is too close?

The Bombing of Pan Am 103

Sunday

BBC One, 9.00pm

Hot on the heels of the Colin Firth-helmed Lockerbie, another drama looks at the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. The 1988 terrorist attack remains the deadliest in UK history, and quickly sparked an international investigation.

The Bombing of Pan Am 103 follows Scottish and American authorities’ hunt for the truth. What starts in a sleepy British town ends up in a specially convened Dutch court in 2000. The drama follows the story right up to the present day, when a new trial is due to take place in America.