
Last year, Lawrence produced and starred in the gritty indie film “Causeway,” as a veteran recovering from a traumatic brain injury, for a first-time female director, Lila Neugebauer. It was a smart move, because Lawrence is back now, and it’s a whole new ball game. So she fired her agents and took a break to get married and have a baby. But not all of those films were good, and Lawrence didn’t seem to be having all that much fun. Women’s International Cricket: England v Australia, 10am, Sky Sports Main Event The first day of the one-off Test from Trent Bridge, Nottingham, with England led again by Heather Knight.In 2018, Jennifer Lawrence was 28 and one of the biggest movie stars in the world: an Academy Award-winning actor, a veteran of the “Hunger Games” franchise, alternating between prestige projects and giant action movies. The first performances are Texas and Gabriels on BBC Two on Friday at 7.30pm, while BBC Three has Carly Rae Jepson and Maisie Peters. Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders kick off the long weekend’s coverage, telling us how magical the first couple of days on site have been before looking ahead to headliners Arctic Monkeys, Guns N’ Roses, Elton John and Lizzo. It’s that time of year again when all that we ticketless losers can do is watch Glasto on the telly. Someone there has seven ponds in their back yard! Jack Seale Glastonbury 2023 10pm, BBC Two


Also in this week’s horticultural magazine, Nick Bailey celebrates the dogwood tree and Toby Buckland visits the green Mecca that is Milton Keynes. HR Gardeners’ World 9pm, BBC TwoĪs “G&T in the garden” season approaches its zenith, Adam Frost advises on plants that smell good at sunset. They then compete in five head-scratching puzzles testing synonyms, memory and more in an increasingly tense hour. Puzzle nerd Lucy Worsley hosts a tricky new gameshow in which six super-smart strangers are put into two teams.

So a five-star breakfast it must be, one flawlessly aligned with the restaurant’s branding, and that leaves the customer satisfied, if at all possible. The remaining chefs must create a bespoke menu for a Langham VIP who’s forked out for a £25k-a-night suite (why not a salad cream and crisps sarnie? Everyone loves those). The VIP treatment … Britain’s Next Great Chef.
