This Guardian “TV tonight” column highlights the evening’s television picks for 15 July 2026, led by the second part of *Katie Price: Nothing to Hide* on Sky Documentaries. The article presents the programme as a candid look at Price’s life, including her time at the Playboy mansion, her experience of becoming a single mother under public scrutiny, and past relationships discussed on screen. It matters mainly as a viewer guide, pointing audiences towards the night’s notable factual, drama and entertainment choices.

Alongside the Katie Price documentary at 9pm, the column recommends *Ambulance: Code Red* at 8pm on Channel 5, featuring Thames Valley Air Ambulance teams responding to a bonfire accident, and *Fire Country* at 9pm on Sky Witness, where Station 42 tackle a zipline incident complicated by illegal fireworks. Other picks include *Silent War: The Shadow of Atomic Bombs* at 10.40am on PBS America, a documentary on nuclear weapons testing and its consequences, *My Floating Home* at 9pm on More4, following a plan to restore a 40-year-old narrowboat, and *Mysteries Unearthed With Danny Trejo* at 10pm on Sky History, covering strange cases such as fossilised vomit and a toy found in a man’s lung.