There will also be a new brand campaign and curated collections on ITV Hub and BritBox.
Commissioning Editor Satmohan Panesar said: “Building on last year's celebrations, Black History Month returns to ITV this October.
“Featuring a range of engaging documentaries from some of our highest profile talent; through their personal stories, the films will explore what it means to be black in Britain today.”
Adapted by Peter Berry (Gangs of London) from Michael Robotham’s novel of the same name, Turner will star as Dr. Joseph O’Loughlin, a man who appears to have a perfect life with his devoted wife, loving daughter, a successful practice as a clinical psychologist and a new publishing deal. With a burgeoning media profile, the doctor even became a hero online after rescuing a young patient from jumping from the tenth floor of the hospital.
There will be 12 in total taking to the ice, skating live each week with professional partners in the hopes of rousing the judges and viewers alike.
Swapping the cobbles for the ice is Coronation Street mainstay Sally Dynevor, who has played Sally Webster in the long-running soap opera since 1986.
Written by George Kay, the four-part drama will explore the death of former Russian Federal Security Services and KGB officer Alexander Litvinenko, who was found dead from polonium poisoning in November 2006.
The murder led to one of the most dangerous and testing investigations in the history of the Metropolitan Police.
The drama highlights the painstaking work of the Scotland Yard officers who dedicated ten years of their lives to discover who was responsible.
Written and created by Maya Sondhi, the four-part drama is set in Birmingham and focuses on Leicester born Detective Inspector Rachita Ray.
When DI Ray takes on a tricky case, she is forced to confront a lifelong battle between her British identity and South Asian heritage.
Ray earns a long waited for promotion when she is asked to join a homicide investigation.
Am dram group The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society put on another series of doomed performances.
Ever fancied writing and directing? Producing and acting? Or even juggling a TV job with a position outside the industry? It’s possible.
We untangle the fact from the fiction, and learn from some of the multi-hyphenates who are making a success of doing a lot:
Dr Ranj Singh, NHS Clinician / Presenter
Helen Simmons - Writer / Producer
Sonny Hanley - Controller of Content Services, ITV
Kim Tserkezie - Writer / Actor / Producer / Presenter
Martin Clunes returns as former Metropolitan Police Senior Investigating Officer Colin Sutton in the second series of the ITV drama, subtitled The Night Stalker.
Brash, brazen and bonkers, Korean formats such as ITV’s The Masked Singer and BBC One’s I Can See Your Voice (ICSYV) have swept into British homes in Saturday-night primetime, grabbing audiences and plaudits alike.
In slots previously occupied by long-running shows such as The X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing, these South Korean formats encapsulate the joy of the new and original.
Ant and Dec will host the nightly show airing live from the castle ruins, with a brand-new cast of celebrities being put through their paces with gruesome challenges.
After Giovanna Fletcher was crowned Queen of the Jungle in 2020, viewers can once again tune in to see action packed challenges and gruelling trials as the celebrities try to win food and treats for the camp.
Katie Rawcliffe, ITV Head of Entertainment Commissioning, said: “We can confirm today that we’ll be returning to Wales for the 2021 series of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
