TV Tonight: Channel 4 Documentary on Ruislip Abuse Case and BBC's Anti-Aging Series
This entertainment guide highlights key television programs airing on the evening of May 13, 2026. The featured broadcast is Channel 4's documentary 'Do You Know This Man?' at 10pm, which investigates the disturbing case of Martin Butler, a drug dealer who exploited children in Ruislip. The film focuses on the resilience of survivors Laura Hughes, Lauren Preston, and Mary Sharp, who united decades later to secure justice. On BBC Two, 'The Future With Hannah Fry' explores scientific approaches to longevity, including biohacking in the US and potential anti-aging secrets involving butterflies in Japan. BBC One offers two distinct programs: 'Race Across the World' continues its penultimate episode with teams navigating the rugged terrain of Mongolia, while the sitcom 'Only Child' features Gregor Fisher and Greg McHugh in ongoing family dynamics. Additionally, BBC Three presents 'Kidnapped By My Mum,' a documentary following Alex Batty as he retraces his traumatic journey after being found in the Pyrenees six years after disappearing in Spain. The lineup combines hard-hitting true crime, scientific exploration, adventure travel, and comedy, providing a diverse viewing schedule for the evening.
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TV Tonight: Channel 4 Documentary on Ruislip Abuse Case and BBC's Anti-Aging Series
This entertainment guide highlights key television programs airing on the evening of May 13, 2026. The featured broadcast is Channel 4's documentary 'Do You Know This Man?' at 10pm, which investigates the disturbing case of Martin Butler, a drug dealer who exploited children in Ruislip. The film focuses on the resilience of survivors Laura Hughes, Lauren Preston, and Mary Sharp, who united decades later to secure justice. On BBC Two, 'The Future With Hannah Fry' explores scientific approaches to longevity, including biohacking in the US and potential anti-aging secrets involving butterflies in Japan. BBC One offers two distinct programs: 'Race Across the World' continues its penultimate episode with teams navigating the rugged terrain of Mongolia, while the sitcom 'Only Child' features Gregor Fisher and Greg McHugh in ongoing family dynamics. Additionally, BBC Three presents 'Kidnapped By My Mum,' a documentary following Alex Batty as he retraces his traumatic journey after being found in the Pyrenees six years after disappearing in Spain. The lineup combines hard-hitting true crime, scientific exploration, adventure travel, and comedy, providing a diverse viewing schedule for the evening.