To celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee which marks her 70-year reign, Dame Darcy Bussell sets out on a royal adventure following in the footsteps of the Queen. 

Her journey will see her travel across the landscapes of Britain and visit the locations which have shaped the monarch’s identity. 

In each of the four episodes, Dame Bussell will travel to a certain region of the country, from London to the Highlands of Scotland, from the Norfolk Broads to the Welsh Borders. 

Dame Bussell wants to discover the parts of Britain the Queen loves the most and why.

The Emmy-nominated series sees Claire Randall (Catriona Balfe), a married WWII combat nurse, get lost in time and end up back in 1743. Immediately her life is on the line and she must fight for her very survival when she finds herself caught up in the tumultuous Jacobite risings. She is forced to marry Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), a dashing and romantic Scottish warrior and finds herself torn between her man of the future and her man of the past.

Locked Up - Channel 4

Walter Presents is also bringing back successful Spanish prison drama Locked Up.

The first series proved popular last year, with Walter Iuzzolino of Walter Presents telling the RTS that the day after the show launched online, “something like 11 000 people had already burned through the entire [series]”

The show, he said, “is “really different. It’s really Hispanic. It’s very technicolour. It’s fun. It’s very sweaty. It is Spanish exuberance!”

Monday

Sarah Beeny’s Four Rooms

More 4, 9pm

RTS award-winning Four Rooms is back with a new host, Sarah Beeny. A cross between Antiques Roadshow and Dragons' Den, the programme sees members of the public try and sell their prized items to stone-faced dealers for a good price.

Dolan is best known for hosting Channel 4's comedy sketch show Balls of Steel, where actors and comedians performed outrageous stunts involving an unsuspecting public, between 2005 and 2008. The north Londonder also spent five years hosting Sky Movie's flagship show 35mm where he interviewed Hollywood's elite filmmakers.