Her giddy curiosity is infectious: especially during her visit to the 500-year-old abandoned city of Hampi. They take the guise of elaborately dressed dancers, transformed by the sacred Hindu ritual of Theyyam in Kerala. SKĮxploring India’s Treasures with Bettany Hughesīettany Hughes concludes her journey through India by meeting a god. The second week of ITV’s Planet Earth features Stephen Fry’s playful narration of a male Costa’s hummingbird courtship display and a heart-stopping sequence where vultures prey upon turtle hatchlings. Enthusiasts may also want to stick around for Million Pound Motorhomes at 8pm.

Brace yourself for the couple whose campervan was invaded by giant spiders in Australia, or the French tourists who got theirs stuck between two buildings in Cornwall. Paul Merton presents this wry one-off collection of motorhoming horror stories. New additions include cocky RAF pilot Jack (Gregg Sulkin) and German true believer Marga (Miriam Schiweck), a teenager who has been selected for Lebensborn: the Nazi breeding programme that paired SS officers with “racially pure” women. Much like the first series, these six episodes (available on iPlayer after tonight’s premiere) explore the war through different perspectives. It certainly doesn’t help that she is staying with translator-turned-spy husband Harry’s (Jonah Hauer-King) emotionally repressed mother Robina, who Lesley Manville manages to elevate beyond a mere stiff upper-lip caricature.

Still, that doesn’t mean that she is finding British life easy. The Blitz is practically a holiday for Zofia Wichłacz’s Kasia, however, who is traumatised by her experience as a resistance fighter in Poland. The audacious Lois (Julia Brown), grieving the off-screen deaths of her father (Sean Bean) and fiancé (Arthur Darvill), has thrown herself into work as an ambulance driver. The second series of this handsome Second World War drama picks up in Manchester in 1940, as the Nazis attempt to bomb the city into submission.

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