What else is on? What to watch on TV today if you're not watching the whole Prince Philip funeral

This is what you can watch on TV today. Photo: Netflix

BBC One is running Prince Philip funeral coverage from 12.30pm through to 4.20pm and ITV is also broadcasting the funeral until 4.30pm.

But BBC Two has the Snooker World Championships live from Sheffield, while Channel 4 is showing Four In A Bed

Here is the schedule in full:

Channel 4: Four In A Bed 1.50pm until 4.10pm

Channel 5: 2.45pm Around The World with Tony Robinson; 3.20pm A Knight's Tale

ITV2: 2.45pm You've Been Framed, 3.45pm Cats & Dogs

ITV3: 2.50pm Agatha Christie's Marple

ITV4: 2.35pm The Magnificent Seven Ride!

E4: 2.55pm The Big Bang Theory

Film4: 2.25pm Over The Hedge

Dave: 2.40pm Ultimate Movers; 4.40pm Top Gear

Really: 3pm The Yorkshire Auction House; 4pm Helicopter ER

Sky Sports is also showing Live European Tour Golf and the F1 qualifying from Imola

Normal programming is returning on BBC 1 from 5pm, with live FA Cup action on BBC 1 as Chelsea take on Manchester City

What is the pick of Saturday night TV?

I Can See Your Voice (BBC1, 7.25pm)

The mystery singing game show is now on its third episode, but if you haven’t seen I Can See Your Voice yet, then let its host Paddy McGuinness explain it.

He says: “The format of I Can See Your Voice, it’s very simple really, you’ve got good singers and bad singers, but we don’t know who is good or who is bad.

“You’ve got to get rid of the bad singers throughout the rounds and be left with just one good singer to win £10,000. And each round is played out differently, the first round is the profile round, where you just look at someone and take a total guess, the second round is the lip sync challenge, where you get a bit more about how they’re holding the mic, how they’re carrying themselves.”

He continues: “Then the next round we see a VT about the singer, and then finally they get grilled by the contestants. There are only two singers left at the end and they have to answer quick fire questions, and we don’t know if they are good or bad singers.

“Then at the end, the last singer duets with our guest popstar and hopefully they are a good singer which means the contestants win £10,000!”