The 69th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest is in full swing in Basel, Switzerland, and UK music enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the final, marking the start of another action-packed week of television. Over on ITV, Rose Ayling-Ellis takes centre stage in her first leading role as a woman-turned-puzzle-solver in Code of Silence. This marks a career milestone for the 30 year old actress and Strictly winner, who previously gained recognition for her supporting roles in shows like EastEnders and Reunion. BBC Two is set to release a hard-hitting documentary five years after the murder of George Floyd, a case that sparked global outrage. The documentary is particularly significant as it comes four years after former police officer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for George's death. Streaming platforms also have a host of gripping shows lined up. On Sky, Grime artist Big Zuu embarks on a global adventure with his rapper cousin, while Diane Kruger leads a thought-provoking thriller about motherhood on Paramount+. Code of Silence Sunday, ITV In this intense new drama, Rose Ayling-Ellis portrays Alison, a deaf canteen worker who finds herself thrust into a high-stakes world when she's asked to help track down a gang of criminals. Set in a perilous environment where trust is scarce and secrets are valuable currency, Alison must navigate a dangerous double life while fighting to be heard in a society that often overlooks her. Code of Silence is not just a thrilling crime drama filled with adrenaline-fuelled twists, it's also a game-changer. Expect high tension, raw truth and a formidable lead character who shows that silence can indeed be powerful. FA Cup Final Live Saturday, ITV The stage is set at Wembley Stadium for an electrifying showdown as Crystal Palace take on football titans Manchester City in the live Emirates FA Cup final. Presented by Mark Pougatch and Laura Woods, this high-stakes match guarantees drama, fervour and unforgettable moments. Whether you're a lifelong supporter or new to the game, the buzz is contagious. Expert commentators, including Palace icon Ian Wright, Karen Carney and Roy Keane, will dissect every move. Anticipate tension, triumph and top-notch football under the legendary Wembley lights. It's a match you simply can't afford to miss. Saturday, BBC1 The 69th Eurovision Song Contest illuminates Basel, Switzerland following Nemo's impressive victory, culminating in the competition's grand final. This year, the stakes are high for the UK, which has automatically qualified for the final alongside Spain, Germany, France and Italy. The UK is represented by country-pop trio Remember Monday with their catchy tune What The Hell Just Happened? A total of 37 nations are vying for the prestigious trophy, with 26 making it to the Grand Final. Eurovision enthusiasts Rylan and Scott Mills will pass the hosting baton to Graham Norton. Backlash: The murder of George Floyd Wednesday, BBC2 Five years on from the tragic murder of George Floyd, which sparked a worldwide outcry for racial justice, BBC2 is set to air a powerful new documentary that delves into the shocking crime that rocked the globe. The feature-length film takes an in-depth look at the circumstances surrounding George's untimely death and the monumental aftermath that led to the conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin. Featuring raw and poignant interviews with George's family and key witnesses, as well as contributions from UK cultural heavyweights such as Nathalie Emmanuel, Munya Chawawa and Che Lingo who took to the streets in protest, it's a bold and unapologetic examination of the ongoing struggle for Black lives. The Brontës by Anita Rani Tuesday, Sky Arts & NOW Radio host Anita Rani gets up close and personal in this touching part-documentary, part-memoir exploring the enduring legacy of the Brontë sisters. Returning to her roots in Bradford and the wild moors of Haworth, Anita revisits her initial encounter with Anne, Charlotte and Emily, revealing how their revolutionary prose influenced her own journey. Joined by literary scholars and fellow Brontë enthusiasts, she delves into the lasting impact of the sisters' pioneering work - and how these 19th-century women continue to resonate with contemporary readers. A heartfelt tribute to three women who dared to defy convention. Big Zuu & AJ Tracey's Rich Flavours Tuesday, Sky Grime artist turned culinary enthusiast Big Zuu is back on our screens - this time joined by his rapper cousin AJ Tracey - for a unique global food adventure. In this three-part series, the pair traverse continents in pursuit of the most extravagant, wallet-busting and downright peculiar dishes available. From East Asia to North America, they immerse themselves in local cultures, encounter adventurous eaters and innovative creators, and push their own taste boundaries. Brimming with humour, surprises and intense flavours, it's a gastronomic journey served with confidence and heart. The British Blood Scandal Tuesday, ITV A shocking new documentary shines a light on one of the grimmest chapters in British history. The British Blood Scandal delves into how thousands were infected with HIV and Hepatitis C through tainted blood products - and how a cover-up spanning decades failed victims and their families. Featuring accounts from survivors, whistleblowers and journalists, this hard-hitting exposé is essential viewing. As the Infected Blood Inquiry reaches its climax, the film poses the crucial question: how did this happen - and who is to blame? Britain’s Most Expensive Houses Wednesday, C4 From Cornwall to Jersey, get an exclusive look behind the golden gates in Britain's Most Expensive Houses, where lavishness knows no limits. From historic mansions boasting private cinemas to sleek penthouses with million-pound properties that redefine luxury. Hosted by Real Housewives of Jersey star Margaret Thompson, this programme follows the agents selling these dream homes, the buyers ready to spend staggering amounts and the quirky touches that distinguish the super-rich. It's aspirational, absurd and utterly addictive property viewing at its best. The Chelsea Detective Wednesday, 8pm, U&Drama Adrian Scarborough is back as the sharp yet tender-hearted DI Max Arnold in the third series of The Chelsea Detective, with Vanessa Emme reprising her role as DS Layla Walsh. This time around, the pair tackle three riveting new cases - from secrets hidden within the US Embassy to mysteries along the muddy banks of the Thames. The drama kicks off when a body is discovered on an allotment, unearthing the dark history of a former soldier. With Frances Barber returning as Aunt Olivia and Anamaria Marinca joining the cast as Max's estranged wife, expect plenty of twists and turns - both professional and deeply personal. Tucci in Italy Wednesday, Disney + Stanley Tucci is hungrier than ever in the revival of his hit CNN travel and food series. In this five-part culinary journey, the Hunger Games star traverses Italy's stunning landscapes, delving into its rich history, cherished cuisine, and undiscovered treasures. Featuring heartfelt tales from locals, chefs and even Italian cowboys, the series blends flavour, culture and adventure - all served up with Stanley's unmistakable charm. From bustling markets to secluded villages, this is Italy like you've never experienced it before. Buon appetito! Little Disasters Thursday, Paramount + Based on the bestselling novel by Sarah Vaughan, Little Disasters offers a profound exploration into the complex, emotional maze of motherhood, friendship and trust. When a mother (Diane Kruger) brings her baby to A&E with a suspicious injury, her paediatrician - who also happens to be her closest friend - is forced to make a heart-wrenching decision. Featuring The Split's Shelley Conn and EastEnders' Jo Joyner, this psychological thriller delves beneath the polished veneer of parenthood to expose the chaos, fear and vulnerability that lies beneath. Brace yourself for moral quandaries, compelling performances, and shocking revelations. The Horne Section Thursday, Channel 4 Alex Horne returns for a second series of his wonderfully disorderly show, The Horne Section. This time around, he's taken up residence in the eccentric surroundings of Imogen Heap's house, which boasts its own recording studio. Anticipate a fusion of scripted sitcom and musical variety, with celebrity guests such as Martin Kemp and John Oliver. Adding a personal touch, Alex's real-life wife makes an appearance, blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality. With its distinctive blend of comedy, music and backstage shenanigans, this six-part series is set to be a delight. Fountain of Youth Friday, Apple TV+ Natalie Portman and John Krasinski join forces as squabbling siblings turned treasure seekers in Fountain of Youth, Guy Ritchie's latest adrenaline-fuelled mystery. When Charlotte and Luke reunite to pursue the legendary source of immortality, they embark on a frenzied heist filled with enigmatic clues, ancient secrets and life-or-death challenges. With thrilling action, sharp-witted dialogue and guest appearances from the likes of Avatar's Laz Alonso and The Purge's Carmen Ejogo, this is a heart-stopping race against time - where the reward could be eternal life. Joanna Lumley’s Danube Friday, ITV National treasure Joanna Lumley graces our screens once again with a sweeping, soul-stirring journey along Europe's most international river. In this three-part series, the star of Absolutely Fabulous and Motherland follows the Danube from Germany's Black Forest to the Black Sea, discovering personal stories, forgotten traditions and surprising wonders along the journey. From glamorous witches to gay Lederhosen dancers to refugee tales, this is Joanna at her most inquisitive, empathetic and utterly captivating. Geography transforms into a gateway to humanity in this travelogue with heart.