Best TV shows and films to stream in June 2026

We’ve pulled together the best of the best across BBC iPlayer, Channel 4, Prime Video and Paramount+ and in On Demand. So, keep scrolling to see all our highlights on Virgin TV this month. Or check out what’s new on Netflix this month and what to stream on Disney+ right now for our pick of the best TV and movies on those streamers.

Need some tips on how to access some of these services on Virgin TV? You’ll find them at the end of this article.

Here’s our picks of the best stuff to stream this June.

Stream season 5 now in Apps > Prime Video. Seasons 1-4 available now

Welcome back to Diddly Squat for another season of ups and downs, as Jeremy Clarkson finds he can’t help getting involved when the farming community explodes into uproar following the government budget. Some high-tech changes are needed to make the farm run more smoothly, but things are never easy, and there are health scares ahead for both the cattle and Clarkson himself. Stream episodes 1-4 now, with two more released on both Wednesday 10 and Wednesday 17 June.

Stream it from Wednesday 17 June in Apps > Prime Video

We met Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick (Matthew Broome) in the dreamy My Fault: London and as this sequel begins, they’ve moved on from their stormy beginnings to form a close, loving bond. But real life soon intrudes: Noah heads for Oxford to study while Nick’s work begins to make serious demands on him, and the first cracks start to appear. When new people enter their lives, unexpected emotions are stirred up, and Noah and Nick must decide if their love is worth fighting for.

Stream it from Wednesday 24 June in Apps > Prime Video

Shepherd George (Hugh Jackman) is raising his charges – strictly for wool only – on a diet of wholesome feed and murder mystery novels, which the flock adore. But when a real murder sends shockwaves through their rural community, the sharp-witted sheep realise they’re the only ones who can solve it. If you mixed the classic film Babe with cosy crime you’d get this charming movie, which features the voices of Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Patrick Stewart and Bryan Cranston as well as Emma Thompson, Nicholas Galitzine and Nicholas Braun in human form and a script by Craig Mazin (Chernobyl, The Last Of Us).

Stream season 1 from Friday 26 June in Apps > Prime Video

Would you rather… be invisible or be able to fly? Fight one giant duck or 1,000 tiny ducks? Eat a man-sized bean or a bean-sized man? Come to a remote, sun-soaked location where Romesh Ranganathan is hosting this new competitive reality show featuring Britain’s funniest digital personalities as they compete in hilarious hypotheticals. The cast includes Chunkz, Nella Rose, Chloe Burrows, King Kenny and more, and those three simple words decide everything from what they eat to who they send home.

The Legend Of Vox Machina

Stream season 4 now in Apps > Prime Video. Seasons 1-3 also available

The members of Vox Machina have parted ways but when a new evil arises and threatens the realm, they must reunite in the new season of this acclaimed animated fantasy.

Over Your Dead Body

Stream it from Wednesday 10 June in Apps > Prime Video

Jason Segel and Samara Weaving star in this black comedy about an unhappy couple on vacation who are both looking to put an extremely definitive end to their marriage.

Every Year After

Stream season 1 from Wednesday 10 June in Apps > Prime Video

City girl Percy (Sadie Soverall) returns to the lakeside town of Barry’s Bay where two boys with complicated feelings await. Could it be the new The Summer I Turned Pretty?

Stream series 2 now in Apps > BBC iPlayer. Series 1 also available

Emma Myers (Wednesday) returns as teenage sleuth Pip Fitz-Amobi for series 2, this time adapting Holly Jackson’s novel Good Girl, Bad Blood. As Max Hastings’s trial approaches, key witness Jamie Reynolds vanishes, and Pip is dragged into another dangerous investigation – and this time she hits on the idea of a podcast. Zain Iqbal returns alongside new faces including Jack Rowan (Noughts And Crosses) and Misia Butler (KAOS).

Stream it now in Apps > BBC iPlayer

It’s one of the most significant – and explosive – splits in world history. In this two-part series, impish historian Lucy Worsley investigates the turning points that led the American colonies to declare independence from Britain. Could it have been avoided? Were their differences really irreconcilable? As well as looking at events in the US, Worsley takes an unusual route into this subject by examining how the conflict unfolded on British soil. Fascinating stuff to mark the 250th anniversary of US independence.

Stream it from Friday 5 June in Apps > BBC iPlayer

Acclaimed Glaswegian stand-up Kevin Bridges is on a mission to find out if the joy he experienced during the 1998 World Cup finals – the last time Scotland’s men qualified – still exists in football. From Clydebank to São Paulo via the US, Bridges talks to supporters and players (including Scotland international John McGinn and Brazil legend Cafu) as he attempts to find out what role football plays in their communities and how it has evolved over time. Don’t miss this fan’s-eye film ahead of the tournament, which begins on 11 June.

Who Do You Think You Are?

Stream series 23 now in Apps > BBC iPlayer. Series 14-22 also available

Presenter Zoe Ball, actors Harriet Walter, Adeel Akhtar and Toby Jones, and athlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson are among the celebs unearthing their ancestry in the new series.

In Ten Pictures

Stream series 3 now in Apps > BBC iPlayer. Series 1-2 also available

This absorbing visual history series turns its attention to 21st-century figures David Beckham, Britney Spears and, in something of a handbrake turn, Vladimir Putin.

The Mother Of All Cons

Stream it now in Apps > BBC iPlayer

A terminally ill woman launches a charity appeal to help sick children and fund her treatment – but strange inconsistencies raise questions. This three-part documentary tells the shocking story.

Stream it from Sunday 7 June in Apps > Channel 4

With that big football tournament around the corner, where money and greed are on display as much as the on-field talent, this might be a much-needed way to remind yourself about the true power of sport. Bill Nighy (Love Actually) plays Mal, the coach of England’s homeless football team, as they travel to Rome for the Homeless World Cup. At the last minute, he drafts in Vinny (Micheal Ward, Small Axe), a talented but troubled striker who hasn’t yet figured out how to put his past behind him. Bring tissues.

Stream it from Monday 8 June in Apps > Channel 4

Andrew Scott (Fleabag) is Adam, a lonely screenwriter who begins a tender relationship with his downstairs neighbour, Harry (Paul Mescal, Aftersun), while also finding a mysterious and heartbreaking way to revisit the parents he lost as a child. Written and directed by Andrew Haigh (45 Years), All Of Us Strangers is a stunning film about what it feels like to finally, terrifyingly, let someone love you. A shout-out to cinematographer Jamie Ramsay, too, because the way this is shot is something beyond.

Stream it from Saturday 20 June in Apps > Channel 4

Sam Mendes (1917) wrote and directed this beaut of a film set in a faded coastal cinema in early 1980s England, all anchored by Olivia Colman (The Favourite) in yet another performance that reminds you she is simply one of the finest actors/people alive. As Hilary, the cinema’s manager, she struggles quietly with her mental health and forms an unlikely and tender connection with Stephen (The Beautiful Game’s Micheal Ward again), a young employee navigating the casual racism of Thatcher-era Britain.

Free Nelson Mandela

Stream it from Saturday 14 June in Apps > Channel 4

A docuseries that charts Nelson Mandela’s journey from activist to revolutionary to prisoner to the man who walked free after 27 years and took South Africa into democracy.

Dolly: The World’s Most Famous Sheep

Stream it from Sunday 15 June in Apps > Channel 4

In 1996, scientists in a small Edinburgh farmhouse lab did something that had never been done before: they cloned a mammal. What followed was just as extraordinary.

Dover 24/7: Britain’s Busiest Port

Stream series 2 from Monday 22 June in Apps > Channel 4. Series 1 also available

Go behind the scenes at Britain’s most critical transport hub in a factual series that turns out to be far more gripping than it has any right to be.

Stream season 1 now in Food Network on demand

Word of advice: don’t read about this show hungry. Adam Richman (Man V Food) takes his talents to the most delicious country in the world. City by city, from Venice to the heel of the boot, he seeks out the iconic regional dishes: bolognese in Bologna, prosciutto in Parma, bistecca in Florence, the original tiramisu in Venice. Along the way, he meets the makers, the locals and the institutions doing it the way it’s always been done. We didn’t heed our own advice when reading this back. Now we’re starving.

Stream season 1 from Monday 8 June in National Geographic on demand

Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski takes National Geographic’s legendary “Best of the World” travel list and turns it into a four-part series in which he explores Paris, Mexico City, London and New York via food, hidden corners and the people who make each city extraordinary. This isn't your usual celeb-fronted travelogue – Porowski goes deeper to find the places in these cities that don’t make it onto the usual itineraries or TikTok “hidden gems” videos. Genuinely useful if you’re heading away this summer.

Stream it from Monday 8 June now in Crime + Investigation on demand

Before the telly, Rob Rinder (Judge Rinder) was a criminal defence barrister, and in 2005, he participated in the most haunting case of his legal career: the murder of Lucy Hargreaves, a 22-year-old Liverpool mother of three. The trial ended when the judge ruled there was insufficient evidence to convict. Twenty years later, Rinder revisits the case, reflects on his own role in the proceedings and meets Lucy’s family to hear how they’ve lived with the outcome.

The Comeback

Stream season 3 from Wednesday 10 June in Sky Comedy on demand

Lisa Kudrow (Friends) returns as the irrepressible Valerie Cherish, now starring in television’s first sitcom written entirely by AI. Andrew Scott (Fleabag) also stars.

Sarah Beeny’s Renovate Don’t Relocate

Stream it from Thursday 18 June in Really on demand

Property developer Sarah Beeny visits homeowners who are convinced the answer is to move… and then systematically proves them wrong. Very satisfying.

Dad

Stream series 1 from Sunday 21 June in U&Gold on demand

Alan and his father Brian are brought together when Brian becomes ill. George Cole, Kevin McNally, Julia Hills and Toby Ross-Bryant star in this 1990s generation-gap comedy.

Stream season 2 from Sunday 21 June on Paramount+. Season 1 also available

Based on the French cult classic Le Bureau Des Légendes and executive produced by George Clooney, The Agency follows deep-cover CIA operative “Martian” (Michael Fassbender, Steve Jobs), who has fallen in love with a woman who’s now a Sudanese political prisoner. Season 2 throws a mole hunt into the mix, tearing London Station apart from the inside. Jeffrey Wright (American Fiction), Richard Gere (Chicago), Jodie Turner-Smith (Queen & Slim) and Dominic West (The Crown) are all along for the ride.

Stream it from Thursday 25 June on Paramount+

Bad news for SpongeBob: he’s grown tall enough to ride the rollercoaster, which means he’s got no excuse not to go on the terrifying ride. The yellow fellow aspires to be as brave as Mr Krabs and gets a chance to prove his courage when – of course – he accidentally raises the spirit of the ghost pirate known as The Flying Dutchman. SpongeBob and Patrick join the spectral crew for a rip-roaring undersea adventure, featuring Star Wars legend Mark Hamill as the Dutchman.

Stream it from Thursday 25 June on Paramount+

The leading-man charisma of Glen Powell (Twisters, Anyone But You) and the high-energy directorial style of Edgar Wright (Baby Driver, Hot Fuzz) make a winning combination in this new adaptation of Stephen King’s bestselling novel. Powell is Ben, a father whose last chance to cure his sick daughter is to enter the dystopian TV show The Running Man, where contestants attempt to survive for a cash prize while being pursued by assassins. By turns an action thriller and a biting satire, it’s a wild ride.

Dutton Ranch

Stream season 1 now on Paramount+

Yellowstone favourites Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) leave Montana behind for south Texas, but trouble has never needed a forwarding address.

Untitled Home Invasion Romance

Stream it now on Paramount+

When Kevin (Jason Biggs) stages a fake break-in as an ill-advised attempt to save his marriage, it lands him in a murder investigation. Meghan Rath co-stars and yes, that is the real title.

Teen Mom UK

Stream season 13 from Tuesday 23 June on Paramount+. Seasons 1-12 also available

Teen Mom UK turns 13. Follow the young mums navigating the realities of parenthood, the baby daddy drama, the family feuds and, of course, the personal growth.

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