ITV NOVEMBER PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS, NEW AND RETURNING TITLES REVEALED
The new and returning titles airing on ITV this November revealed.
I'M A CELEBRITY GET ME OUT OF HERE
The hugely popular I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! returns this autumn on ITV1 and ITVX. Last year’s series launched with 11.3m viewers and averaged 8.7m viewers across its series run. Across all platforms, the 2025 series reached 23.4m - people which is 38% of the TV population.
BAFTA award-winning hosts Ant & Dec are back to present all the big stories live every night from Australia. Last year’s highlights included Aitch and Angry Ginge bringing chaos to camp, Ruby Wax’s morning group meditations in the creek, Tom Read Wilson’s accents and morale boosts, fan favourites like the Jungle Arms, emotional family reunions, and the return of the live trial.
CHANGING ENDS
Series 4 of Changing Ends shows ‘Little Alan Carr’ morphing more closely into the real Alan Carr we know today; more confident, sharp witted, and of course proudly gay. It’s 1990, Alan is 15 and craving independence and excitement. His sense of self is emerging like a butterfly as he learns to stand up for himself, has an image overhaul, gets a job, and finds a place to feel free that gives him new hope.
This growing confidence encourages Alan to take on new challenges, leading him not only to the birdwatching hide at the local reservoir but also tantalisingly close to a coach heading to Paris.
ADULTERY
New drama
New scandalous drama Adultery is written by award-winning Danny Brocklehurst and produced by Poison Pen Studios. The series is led by Dominic Cooper and Romola Gara. The provocative love story raises questions about class, grief, and the effects of social media, as it takes the viewer on a rollercoaster story of passion, parenthood and peril, as Tom Kirkman and Beth Brookes embark upon a passionate and intense love affair that threatens to uproot their whole lives.
Adultery is naturally authentic and bristling with passion as it focuses upon two ordinary families and messy complications. Adultery introduces us to Tom’s 15-year-old daughter Jess who has found love with schoolmate Ollie, and they can’t take their hands off one another, as love’s young dream becomes all consuming.
When Tom meets Ollie’s mum Beth in the most unexpected of circumstances, the two families’ lives are potentially turned upside down forever. Will Tom and Beth be able to control their desires unlike their lovestruck teenagers?
SORRY, I DIDN'T KNOW
Ten years on from its TV debut in 2016, Sorry, I Didn’t Know has become part of comedy panel show lore, returning for a seventh series. It is once again breaking its own record as the longest-running show by a Black-led production company and is now breaking the series record set by the classic sitcom Desmond’s, and sketch show The Real McCoy, for longest running Black-led comedy series on British TV.
NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP RUGBY
The Nations Championship, international rugby’s new competitive cross hemisphere tournament features the 12 strongest nations in the sport and stars the best players in the world, all competing to win rugby’s newest silverware and titles. Following an exceptional debut tournament in July, the Nations Championship is back with a stellar line-up of fixtures, exclusively free-to air on ITV and STV this November.
BIG BROTHER
Series continues
A new batch of Housemates from every corner of the UK will take up residence in the nation’s most famous home which returns with a stylish new look, setting the stage for eight weeks of drama, laughter and unmissable moments. The series will once again be hosted by AJ Odudu and Will Best.
Prepare for shocking twists, elaborate challenges, high-pressure nominations, and gripping live evictions. As alliances form and rivalries ignite, a group of strangers will go head-to-head in the original social experiment to claim the top spot and take home a life-changing cash prize.
Transmission details will be announced in due course.
