Shows to look out for

 

After The Flood - Series 2

Out soon

Starring Peaky Blinders' Sophie Rundle as Jo Marshall and Olivier nominee Lorraine Ashbourne as Molly Marshall, After The Flood series two follows Jo as she navigates the changing landscape of her town hot on the trail of a new murder investigation.

Jo's race to stop a killer brings her into direct conflict with powerful and influential forces within the town, ultimately drawing her into an investigation that becomes deeply personal.

Don't miss the new series out soon

 

Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy

Coming in January

Telling the true story of real life serial killer John Wayne Gacy, Devil in Disguise peels back the twisted layer's of his life interweaved with heartrending stories of the victims.

From 1972 to 1978, 33 young men were kidnapped, murdered and buried in a crawl space beneath Gacy's house and no-one had any idea it was him. Charming, funny and a community leader, Gacy fooled everyone.

Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy explores the grief, guilt and trauma of their families and friends and exposes the systemic failures, missed opportunities and societal prejudices that fuelled his reign of terror.

Coming to STV Player in January

 

 

 

Fletchers Family Farm - Series 4

Coming soon

 

Get ready to welcome back former Emmerdale actor and first-time farmer Kelvin Fletcher alongside his wife, actress and model Liz and their four children in the fourth series of Fletchers' Family Farm.

Catch up on series 2 & 3 now

 

 

 

Betrayal

Coming in February

Starring Shaun Evans (Until I Kill You), Romola Garai (The Hour), and Zahra Ahmadi (Eastenders) and set against the backdrop of MI5, this new drama explores the fragile, tangled web of human relationships, where loyalty and deception collide.

Evans plays MI5 Officer John Hughes, balancing trying to prevent an Iranian terrorist plot planned in the UK, internal investigations into his conduct at work and struggles with his marriage. Will he foil the terrorist plot at the cost of his marriage? 

Coming to STV & STV Player in February

 

 

 

The Lady

Coming soon

This new drama from the makers of The Crown charts the partly fictionalised true story of the extraordinary rise and fall of Jane Andrews, from Buckingham Palace to convicted murderer.

Moving amongst the highest social circles in Britain, Jane managed to secure a place amongst the upper-classes in the Duchess of York’s office, only to lose her job after nine years of service.  

Still reeling from her fall from grace, Jane went on to meet charismatic businessman Thomas Cressman and fell deeply in love.  But soon cracks began to develop in the romance Jane had pinned all her hopes on, with disastrous consequences.   

Joined by Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones, The Hunger Games) as Sarah Ferguson and Ed Speleers (Outlander, Downton Abbey) as Thomas Cressman, The Lady examines ambition, class and identity against the backdrop of the British establishment. 

Coming soon

 

 

Professor T - Series 4

Out soon

 

Solving crime in the way only he can, Ben Miller returns as Professor Jasper Tempest in series four of this unique crime drama set in Cambridge.

Coming soon

 

Sport on STV

 

Six Nations - Scotland v England

The Six Nations hits our screens in February and the key match for STV viewers will surely be Scotland v England on the 14th February. Battling it out at Murrayfield, Scotland will be looking for a victory after they narrowly lost against England in 2025.

Watch live on STV and STV Player on 14th February

 

On STV Player+ with Premier Sports we're in peak football season - get ready for the action with some key fixtures below. 

 

Football

SPFL

• 14 January Falkirk v Celtic
• 1 February Hibs v Rangers
• 10 February Hearts v Hibs

Scottish Cup

• 16 January Rangers v Annan Athletic
• 17 January Hearts v Falkirk
• 18 January Auchinleck Talbot v Celtic
  

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