Full 5Star listings for Sunday 1 November 2026, with times in London local time.

5Star spends Sunday on the emergency services, and 10pm brings the new one

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5Star’s evening is four hours of the same sort of programme, and the only fresh face arrives last. 999: Emergency Call Out starts at 10pm with S01E01, a series opener, which makes it the pick of a night otherwise built from familiar strands. It is up against White House Down on 4seven and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit on 5USA, so a reality-crime debut has to earn its place. Whether it does is something episode one will settle; as a first-night curiosity it is the sensible choice.

Before that, Police Interceptors fills three consecutive hours, 6pm, 7pm and 8pm, with episodes 5, 6 and 7 of series 22, after an earlier one at 5pm. The programme has run for five series on Channel 5 and 61 episodes, and 5Star treats it as wallpaper, on every day in the window. Four episodes in a row is generous even by that standard. Dip in at 7pm if it appeals; there is no sense in committing to the lot.

The 9pm slot goes to Call the Bailiffs: Time To Pay Up, Episode 5 of series 4. It has already aired twice today, at 11am and noon, as episodes 2 and 3 of series 1, and it turns up on eight days in the space of a fortnight. Against Gogglebox on 4seven and This City Is Ours on BBC One, it is the weakest hour of the evening, and a 2 reflects that.

Late on, A&E After Dark takes 11pm, and before it the day has leaned on Traffic Cops in the afternoon and Cruising with Jane McDonald at breakfast. Overnight, Rosemary’s Baby, a 2014 miniseries with Zoe Saldaña and Jason Isaacs, runs across 135 minutes at 12.30am. It is the oddest entry on the day and a decent reason to stay up late.


Also on TV tonight at 9pm

  • BBC One: This City Is Ours
  • BBC Two: Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing
  • ITV1: Adultery
  • Channel 4: New: Bradley Walsh’s Million…
  • Channel 5: Live: NFL on 5
  • BBC Four: Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius
  • ITV2: Big Brother
  • ITV3: Midsomer Murders (from 8pm)
  • ITV4: Under Siege
  • E4: One Born Every Minute

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Frequently asked questions

What’s on 5Star tonight?

On Sunday 1 November 2026, 5Star shows Police Interceptors at 7pm, Police Interceptors at 8pm, Call the Bailiffs: Time To Pay Up at 9pm and 999: Emergency Call Out at 10pm.

Is there a film on 5Star tonight?

No. 5Star has no films in its evening schedule on Sunday 1 November 2026.

What’s on 5Star late tonight?

After 11pm, 5Star has A&E After Dark at 11pm.

What time does 5Star’s evening start?

The evening schedule starts with Police Interceptors at 6pm.