The docuseries Hospital takes its cameras into a critical care unit. Plus: the Brit Awards. Here’s what to watch this evening
A heady mixture of science and cuteness as this fourth series begins with three episodes this evening from Columbus Zoo in Ohio. There is drama straight away, as an unfortunate keeper has the daunting task of artificially inseminating an elephant. Meanwhile, a poorly cheetah fights for its life.The entrepreneur Eric Collins is in Sussex for the second episode of this series following his investments into British companies during the pandemic.
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