The Radical Story of Patty Hearst
9pm, PBS America
“Is she America’s most famous crime victim or is she the most famous rich turncoat in American history?” Pat Kondelis’s riveting documentary six-parter recalls the story of the granddaughter of media magnate William Randolph Hearst who was kidnapped from her apartment in 1974 by a rag-tag bunch of counterculture revolutionaries calling themselves the Symbionese Liberation Army, and went on to become an urban guerrilla in the SLA. Forty years on, new evidence comes to light. Mike Bradley
Small Fortune
7pm, ITV
Dermot O’Leary hosts “the world’s smallest gameshow”, in which teams of friends or family members take on tiny challenges for a £150,000 prize. Each one is set in a miniature world, from a dinky Stonehenge to a pint-sized Rovers Return. To get the ball rolling, members of England’s amputee football team take on the challenge. MB
Great British Car Journeys
8pm, Channel 4
A new celeb-holiday show sees a 1930s Morgan driven on the UK’s nicest old roads by All Creatures Great and Small stars Christopher Timothy and Peter Davison. Presumably, if the car breaks down one of them will shove their hand elbow-deep up the exhaust to fix it. Tonight: Inverness to the Isle of Skye. Jack Seale
Secrets of the Royal Servants
9pm, Channel 5
You would assume discretion was an essential attribute in a servant of the Queen’s household. Apparently not: Channel 5 has found several staff members willing to dish the royal dirt in this episode of their Secrets of the Royal … series. Historians including Kate Williams fill in any gossip gaps. Ellen E Jones
Safe Harbour
9pm, BBC Four
Ewen “The Cry” Leslie just about rescues Belinda Chayko’s slow-burning Aussie miniseries in which a sailing trip by a group of friends from Brisbane to Indonesia is upended by an encounter with an overcrowded boatload of asylum-seekers in dire straits. Clever plotting and a meaty moral conundrum. MB
Mayans MC
10.40pm, BBC Two
A glimpse of a Virgin Mary statue wreathed in an ammo bandolier sets the tone for this Sons of Anarchy spin-off. It’s another saga of shifting loyalties, this time set within a Latino biker gang based near the US/Mexico border. In the opening double bill, new prospect Ezekiel (JD Pardo) looks to make his mark. Graeme Virtue
Film choice
Jason Bourne, 9pm, Channel 4
After the Bourne-film-without-Bourne (The Bourne Legacy), Matt Damon’s formerly amnesiac assassin makes a satisfyingly bone-crunching return, with Paul Greengrass again directing. The plot has Tommy Lee Jones’s CIA boss setting Vincent Cassel’s killer on Bourne in a bout of cyber spying and brutal combat. Paul Howlett
Today’s best live sport
Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United, 12.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event
Cardiff City v Bournemouth kicks off at 5pm on BT Sport 1.
Test Cricket: West Indies v England, 1.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket
Day three of the second Test.
Rugby Union: Ireland v England, 4pm, ITV
Six Nations action. Scotland v Italy is at 2.15pm on BBC One.
