The Pandora's Box Murders - the twelfth entry in Hallmark’s Garage Sale Mysteries series of TV movies – will receive its UK premiere on Movies 24 on Sunday August 19th at 3pm, it has been announced. 
To The Altar – the twenty-second entry in the Signed, Sealed, Delivered franchise – will receive its UK premiere on Movies 24 on Saturday August 25th at 3pm, it has been announced. 
ITV has released the trailer for the third season of Unforgotten, which is set to premiere next month. In seasons three, Alex Jennings (The Crown) Kevin R. McNally (Designated Survivor), Neil Morrissey (Line Of Duty) and James Fleet (Indian Summers) play a close-knit group of old school friends that have stood by one another through thick and thin. However, when the body of a teenage girl who went missing at the turn of the millenium is found at a building site off the M1 motorway, the four men are placed under the spotlight and their relationships are tested to the limit. 
BBC One has ordered a one-off celebrity special of their hit Saturday night series All Together Now. The special, All Together Now Celebrities, will see famous faces from a range of backgrounds will be on a mission to wow television’s largest judging panel, The 100, with performances so compelling they just have to join in. The more of The 100 that stand up and sing along, the higher the score and the closer they are to being crowned winner. 
Channel 5 has renewed their Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Lnagsford fronted super-rich series How The Other Half Lives for a five episode fifth season and two-part Las Vegas Christmas special. Additionally, the broadcaster has given the green-light to How To Get A Good Sleep, a new two episode series fronted by the TV couple. Both series hails from Spun Gold Television. Joining Spun Gold on How To Get A Good Sleep is Motion Content Group. 
Grantchester has found its new Vicar. Tom Brittney (Outlander, Call the Midwife) has been set as the new co-lead in the ITV period drama. He replaces original star James Norton, who is exiting during the upcoming fourth season. "I am beyond excited. From the moment I heard about the role of Will Davenport, it was something I wanted more than anything", Tom Brittney said. "It’s a real honour to be joining such a wonderful series, with such a loyal fan base." 
Bryncoed Productions has optioned TV drama rights to Ian Sansom's The County Guides series of novels. So far four such novels have been published, but the series is expected to span forty-four books by the time it is finished. The adaptation, which will be known as The County Guides To Murder, will be a multi-part television series. Steve Thompson (Sherlock, Doctor Who) is on-board to to adapt the books. The series follows the idiosyncratic Swanton Morley, aka the People’s Professor, who is compiling a series of guides of the counties of England. Unfortunately, mysterious murders keep getting in the way of his academic endeavours.