The Biggest Weekend
From 6.45pm, BBC One, BBC Two & BBC Four
The event formerly known as Radio 1’s Big Weekend has got bigger. Now taking place at venues in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the event spreads itself widely over the BBC. Ed Sheeran has contrived to make it memorable by playing in the afternoon in Swansea so that we can watch his set on TV while he’s wowing a stadium in Manchester. Other turns include George Ezra, Chvrches, Franz Ferdinand and the great Neneh Cherry. John Robinson
Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule
7.30pm, ITV
Harry’s last attempt this series to secure Earth’s safety by generating extraterrestrial titters, concluding a run frequently matching imperial-phase TV Burp for quality. Helping Harry prevent global annihilation are Charlie Brooks, Chizzy Akudolu, Lolly Adefope and Carol Vorderman. Mark Gibbings-Jones
All Round to Mrs Brown’s
9.15pm, BBC One
Mammy Mia, here we go again. Series two of the chat show spinoff continues, with various game celebs – Freddie Flintoff, Jason Manford, Fatima Whitbread – yielding to the chaotic quizzing of Brendan O’Carroll’s matriarch. Pleasingly, the bawdy spotlight is equally focused on the studio audience. Graeme Virtue
How The Young Ones Changed Comedy
9.30pm, Gold
A deliriously good, feature-length look at the fourth-wall-breaking, everything-breaking sitcom that changed TV comedy for ever. Hilariously, the clueless BBC higher-uppers demanded Ben Elton write them an actual essay explaining why it was funny before they’d deign to commission it. Ali Catterall
Jeremy Corbyn: The Outsider
10.30pm, Viceland
Vice’s 2016 documentary about the Labour leader, which charts his rise from backbencher to one of the country’s most polarising figures. Undermined by elements of his party and struggling in the face of the Tories’ dirty tactics, this doc could have been filmed last week. Hannah J Davies
Kenny
10.35pm, BBC One
A documentary about a footballing deity whose story has three strong acts: after an outstanding stint as a Liverpool forward, Kenny Dalglish was an effective manager of the club and, recently, has been a mighty ally to the Hillsborough families. Alex Ferguson and Alan Hansen are interviewed, as is Dalglish himself. Jack Seale
TV film
The Hunter, 12.30am, BBC Two
Wrestling with existential angst in the Tasmanian wilderness, Willem Dafoe is in his element. He’s a stranger in town, hired by a shadowy corporation to stalk the supposedly extinct Tasmanian tiger. Prowling through the mountains and rainforest, Dafoe’s hunter grows ever more compelling. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Premiership Rugby Union: Exeter v Saracens The final from Twickenham. 2pm, BT Sport 1
Championship Football: Fulham v Aston Villa The play-off final from Wembley. 4.05pm, Sky Sports Main Event
Champions League Football: Real Madrid v Liverpool The final. The game is also being streamed live on YouTube. 7pm, BT Sport 2
