Drama:  Next of Kin

Monday

9pm, ITV

As a terrorist attack brings London to a standstill, GP Mona Harcourt receives the devastating news that her brother Kareem has been kidnapped on his way home to the UK from Lahore. Her family's horror is aggravated by the attentions of the police counter-terrorism unit and their interest in Kareem's teenage son Danny, who has not been seen at university for six weeks.

Documentary: Into the Fire

Monday

10pm, Really 

A new series following the firefighters of the West Midlands Fire Service. Viewers will have a first person perspective on fighting fires, thanks to heat-resistant helmet cams worn by the firefighters. The first episode delivers visceral thrills when crews tackle a roaring house fire with flames filling the screen. 

Documentary: School for Stammerers 

Tuesday

9pm, ITV

Stammering is a psychologically complex condition that is often misunderstood and hard to overcome. This film follows six people as they embark on the McGuire Programme, an intensive residential course ran by former stammerers. They all hope the course will help them conquer their condition and tackle the ultimate challenge, speaking on a soapbox in Trafalgar Square.

Entertainment: Britain's Brightest Family

Wednesday

8pm, ITV

The Chase host Anne Hegarty presents this new show where 16 families take part in a knockout quiz with the holiday of a lifetime up for grabs. Contestants will need to have a good idea of their family members' knowledge, as individuals are nominated to answer each question.   

Nature: Big Cats

Thursday

8pm, BBC One

A new series following ultimate cat species from around the world, from tiny rusted spotted cats in Sri Lanka to the lions of Tanzania. The film also takes a look at the secret lives of the Canada lynx which lives farther north than any cat, and follows an African leopard, which for a decade has worn a radio collar that allows scientists to follow every twist and turn of its existence.

Property: George Clarke's Amazing Spaces 

Thursday

8pm, Channel 4

The architect is back for a seventh series and is joined by craftsman Will Hardie to traverse the UK visiting ingenious and eccentric builds created by pioneering designers. They hatch a plan to build a nostalgic toy treehouse, visit Dudley to see a canal boat conversion and travel to Yorkshire for a cattle trailer which is being turned into a luxury holiday camper. 

Music: David Bowie: Five Years in the Making of an Icon

Friday

9pm, BBC Four

​An intimate portrait of five key years in David Bowie's career. Featuring a wealth of previously unseen archive footage, this film looks at how Bowie continually evolved. Featuring interviews with his closest collaborators, the film investigates how he became an icon of out times.

Documentary: Coronation

Sunday

8pm, BBC One

Documentary about the Queen's coronation in 1953, to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the landmark occasion. The programme will feature an interview with the monarch as she shares memories of the ceremony and the state of the nation at the time. The hour-long programme also includes contributions from those involved in the ceremony and traces the history of the Crown Jewels.