Katie Price opens up about her whirlwind romance and marriage to Peter Andre in a new Sky documentary, giving fans an intimate look behind the scenes of one of Britain's most scrutinised celebrity relationships. The explosive highs and heart-wrenching lows of their fairytale-turned-nightmare union are revealed in 'Katie Price: Nothing to Hide', airing tonight.
The couple's 2005 wedding was a media sensation, with their romance being touted as the perfect example of a modern-day fairytale - but one that would ultimately come crashing down. Tonight's documentary focuses on this pivotal chapter, as Price recounts the memories and dynamics from their time together. While she expresses her desire for Andre to contribute his side of the story, she acknowledges it's unlikely to happen, leaving viewers to piece together the narrative largely through her perspective.
But that's not all - tonight also sees a landmark moment in British television history as BBC Four broadcasts Jeremy Sandford's 1971 drama 'Edna, the Inebriate Woman'. This powerful, BAFTA-winning performance by Patricia Hayes tells the harrowing story of an elderly homeless alcoholic, cementing its place in the canon of influential British TV.
Elsewhere on the telly, BBC One's 'Our Lives' series continues with 'Workhorse', a heartwarming tale of Kate Mobbs-Morgan and her unique business venture in South Wales at 7pm. ITV1 brings back memories from the popular gameshow 'Deal or No Deal' with 'Banker's Best Battles' at 7:30pm, hosted by Stephen Mulhern, while Channel 5 delves into the high-pressure world of emergency healthcare in 'Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts', focusing on Barnsley's A&E department at 8pm. And for design lovers, More4 presents 'My Floating Home' at 9pm, following a couple's ambitious narrowboat renovation.
From celebrity insights and classic drama to real-life stories and popular entertainment, tonight's TV schedule has something for everyone. And if you miss 'Play for Today: Edna, the Inebriate Woman', don't worry - it's available to stream on BBC iPlayer whenever you're ready to delve into this rich archive of British television drama.