Tonight | Believe Me on ABC: Sarah Adams fights to be heard after John Worboys attack

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Tonight | Believe Me on ABC: Sarah Adams fights to be heard after John Worboys attack – Believe Me premieres on ABC with the story of Sarah Adams and the victims of John Worboys.

Believe Me: What To Expect

The four-part drama begins with Sarah Adams after a night out in central London in 2003.

After accepting champagne from black cab driver John Worboys, Sarah wakes in hospital certain she has been raped, only to find police dismissive before her case is dropped.

The late Sunday drama gives ABC a darker factual-drama entry about victims, institutional failure and the consequences of not being heard.

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Why Believe Me Matters Tonight

The hook for Believe Me is straightforward: Sarah Adams fights to be heard after John Worboys attack. That gives the highlight a clear point of difference for readers scanning the schedule, whether they are looking for a premiere, a returning favourite, a documentary subject or a major live broadcast.

Believe Me also benefits from having the broadcast time, channel and streaming destination in one place. That matters for weekly highlights because readers may find the article before the program airs, on the day of broadcast, or later when they are deciding where to catch up.

Believe Me is part of this week's ABC highlights, with the supplied guide positioning the program as a clear viewing option for audiences looking for new and returning entertainment, drama and factual programming.

For viewers planning the week, Believe Me stands out because the episode details give a clear reason to watch live while still making the program easy to find later on ABC iview.

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Believe Me on ABC is therefore more than a bare listing. The highlight explains the main subject, the reason it sits in the week's schedule, and how Australian viewers can watch through ABC iview.

When To Watch Believe Me

Believe Me airs Sunday 19 July 2026 at 9.20pm on ABC and streams on ABC iview.

For more ABC highlights, visit TV Central's ABC section. Watch ABC programs on ABC iview.

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Aaron Ryan is the owner and editor of TV Central, an independent Australian television and media publication. He has more than 25 years of media experience, including work with The Kalgoorlie Miner, ebroadcast, Mumbrella and TV Blackbox. Aaron leads editorial direction for TV Central and writes television news, ratings coverage, interviews, programme features, cinema reviews and podcasts.

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