The Funeral Murders
9pm, BBC Two
With politicians dangerously cavalier about the Good Friday agreement, this Vanessa Engle film is a grim reminder of everything we imagined we had left behind. In 1988, loyalist Michael Stone attacked the funeral of three IRA members. At the funeral of Kevin Brady – who was killed in the pursuit of Stone – two British soldiers were dragged from their car, beaten and shot dead. Engle hears testimony from all sides and discovers that, while the shooting is over, the battle of competing narratives rages on – the entrenched rhetoric echoes the tit-for-tat horror of the era. Phil Harrison
Marcella
9pm, ITV
As the investigation into the murders continues, the team piece together Adam’s journey from frying pan to fire following his escape. Once Marcella and Rav arrive in the area, they discover what turns out to be the bloody tip of a vast, macabre iceberg. Elsewhere, Alan learns that Reg is keen to spill all to the police. Mark Gibbings-Jones
24 Hours in Police Custody
9pm, Channel 4
The real-life cop series continues with the case of a vulnerable woman whose flat has been used as a base for drugs. Community officer Craig Pearce leads the hunt for the couple the authorities think responsible for this exploitation, an investigation that suddenly takes a disturbing turn. Jonathan Wright
Electric Dreams
10pm, Channel 4
The final instalment of this patchy Philip K Dick anthology is set in a future America where advertising is so intrusive it’s possible to cheat on your husband with a hologram. Mel Rodriguez stars as a factory worker who’s shocked when a presidential candidate openly incites violence. Mudbound’s Dee Rees directs. Ellen E Jones
Shifting Gears With Aaron Kaufman
10pm, Discovery
A vehicle, so to speak, for US custom car builder Aaron Kaufman. In between handbrake turns, “AK” and friends update the American Hot Rod formula of fabrications against self-imposed deadlines. Tonight: work on a 1971 International Scout. Fun – like automotive air guitar. John Robinson
Imagine: Andrew Lloyd Webber
10.45pm, BBC One
Because it involves cellos, Lloyd Webber’s execrable music gets the high cultural treatment, rather than being chastised as a McDonald’s-like infestation of the West End. Here, he discusses his autobiography Unmasked, leading up to 1986, by which time most of his damage was done. David Stubbs
Film choice
Jasper Jones (Rachel Perkins, 2017) 12.10pm, 6pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
Rachel Perkins’s screening of Craig Silvey’s novel plays like Stranger Things in the Australian outback. Funny and suspenseful, it is set in 1965 in the fictional town of Corrigan, where Charlie Bucktin, his mates and older Indigenous boy Jasper Jones are embroiled in the death of a girl. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Curling: World Championships More stone-slinging, hot on the heels of the Winter Olympics. 1pm, Eurosport 2
Cycling: Tour of Catalunya Stage one of the road race, a 152.3km journey across Calella. 2.45pm, Eurosport 1
League One football: Doncaster Rovers v Bradford City Action from the Keepmoat Stadium. 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event
