TV tonight: Sienna Miller’s slick and seriously nasty divorce drama
Tonight's schedules feature drama, comedy and documentaries across television and streaming services.
– War (Sky Atlantic, 9pm): Sienna Miller plays a film star fighting to claim tech-mogul husband Dominic West's fortune in a stylish, high-stakes divorce drama. – Rail project protest: A pensioner chains herself to her porch after learning a high-speed railway will demolish her home. – Zombie hospital emergency (Sky One, 9pm): Two rival gangs bring their battle wounds to a hospital, forcing medics to make difficult ethical decisions. – Have I Got News for You (BBC One, 9:30pm): The 72nd series covers recent events including Andy Burnham's rise and Nigel Farage's electoral success. – Joe Lycett show (Channel 4, 10pm): A chaotic pub entertainment programme with celebrity guest managers in an East End London venue. – The Graham Norton Show (BBC One, 10:40pm): Features Sylvester Stallone, Catherine Zeta-Jones, 50 Cent and Andrew Garfield promoting The Uprising. – Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (Mubi): An indie drama where a filmmaker rebooting a horror franchise sees reality blur with the film's fictional world. – The Last First: Winter K2 (Apple TV): Documentary about the 2021 K2 expedition that resulted in five mountaineers dying.
- Sienna Miller battles tech mogul Dominic West in new Sky drama War.
- Graham Norton hosts Stallone, Zeta-Jones and Andrew Garfield this evening.
- Multiple dramas, comedies and documentaries air across channels and streaming services.
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Tonight's television schedules offer a wide range of entertainment across broadcast channels and streaming services. Audiences can choose from dramas, comedies, documentaries and chat shows, with options on the BBC, Sky, Channel 4, Apple TV, Mubi and other platforms.
Amongst the evening's drama offerings is War, a stylish divorce saga in which Sienna Miller plays a film star fighting her tech-mogul husband over his wealth. Other dramatic programmes include Zombie Hospital Emergency, where medical staff face ethical dilemmas when rival gangs arrive with injuries, and an indie drama about a filmmaker rebooting a horror film where reality blurs with fiction.
Viewers seeking lighter fare can watch comedy shows, a satirical news programme in its 72nd series, and a celebrity chat show, whilst those interested in documentaries can explore subjects ranging from a fatal mountaineering expedition to the making of a horror film.