TV tonight: Jeff Pope's drama about the women who reported rapist John Worboys

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The TV schedule for tonight features a range of dramas and live sports. One of the standout shows is 'Believe Me', a Jeff Pope drama about the women who reported rapist John Worboys.

Jeff Pope's Drama: Believe Me

Sunday, 9pm, ITV1

'Believe Me' tells the story of Sarah Adams, played by Aimee-Ffion Edwards, who takes a taxi after a night out and is raped by John Worboys, played by Daniel Mays. The drama explores the aftermath of the assault and the challenges faced by victims of rape in reporting their crimes.

Other TV Highlights

• Bafta Television Awards 2026, 7pm, BBC One: The TV gongs are presented by Greg Davies, with a double battle for lead and supporting actress awards between Aimee Lou Wood and Erin Doherty.
• The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer, 7pm, Channel 4: The charitable baking competition features Adam Buxton's edamame crumpets and Self Esteem's beans on toast crumpets.
• Cruising to the End of the Earth, 8pm, Channel 4: A family from Preston takes their first journey together since a bereavement and explores Alaska.
• The Cage, 9pm, BBC One: Tony Schumacher's thriller follows crooked casino employees Leanne and Matty as they navigate conflicting loyalties.
• Trading Places, 9pm, Channel 5: A new life-swap series immerses participants in different realities, starting with shopaholic youngsters Saffron, Umar, and Bridie.

Film Choice

The Iron Claw, 10pm, BBC Two

This biopic tells the story of the Von Erich family of wrestlers in Texas, focusing on eldest son Kevin and his struggles for success in a sometimes pitiless sport.

Live Sport

• Women's FA Cup Football: Liverpool v Brighton, noon, Channel 4/TNT Sports 1
• Premier League Football: Nottingham Forest v Newcastle, 2pm, Sky Sports Main Event