Dynasties
8pm, BBC One
David Attenborough brings the acclaimed natural history series to a close with a portrait of a family of tigers residing in northern India’s Bandhavgarh Reserve. In the past 100 years the global tiger population has declined by a shameful 95% – there are now only 4,000 left in the wild. Here we witness yet another cautionary dramatic tale of habitat loss, this time framed by the story of tigress Raj Bhera and her four blue-eyed cubs, whom she has to shield from territorial rivals, including one of her previously reared offspring. Mike Bradley
I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! Final
9pm, ITV
If series 18 of I’m a Celeb has seemed pretty patchy, the talent roughing it in the jungle nook – Noel Edmonds aside – have been one of the more likable bunches in recent memory. The ultimate king or queen will be crowned tonight before getting a further grilling on ITV2’s Extra Camp at 10.35pm. Graeme Virtue
Doctor Who
6.25pm, BBC One
So far, new Who showrunner Chris Chibnall has excelled at history-based episodes and, particularly, at choosing a new Doctor. What is he like at season finales, which in the past have often been wildly overcooked? Tonight, the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) investigates an apocalypse on a mysterious planet. Jack Seale
Care
9pm, BBC One
One of the year’s best pieces of TV, Jimmy McGovern’s drama about the implosion of a single mother’s life – when her own mum suffers a stroke and develops dementia – was co-written with Gillian Juckes, whose experiences formed the inspiration for the story. Alison Steadman and Sheridan Smith play mother and daughter. Awards please. MB
Daredevils and Divas: A Night at the Circus
9pm, BBC Four
“You’re never too old, young or cool to go to a circus,” says one of the acts in a dazzling doc celebrating the 250th anniversary of the first British circus. We hear how performers get hooked on “feeling completely present in the moment” and clowns “find the child within”. Dangerously inspiring. MB
Swiped: Hooking Up in the Digital Age
10pm, Sky Atlantic
Thanks to online dating, it is easy to make connections. But does this affect our ability to find deeper fulfilment? In this documentary, originally made for HBO, writer Nancy Jo Sales follows six young people as they try to find love and sex with the help of their smartphones. Jonathan Wright
Film choice
The Usual Suspects, 11.45pm, ITV4
Kevin Spacey’s crooked Verbal is spinning a yarn to cop Chazz Palminteri: about five of the usual suspects who set up a heist and fall foul of master criminal Keyzer Soze. One of the definitive films of the 90s, Bryan Singer’s thriller is intricate and intelligent, its labyrinthine path twisting back to the 40s noirs. Paul Howlett
Today’s best live sport
Snooker: UK Championship, 1pm, BBC Two
Coverage of the final at the Barbican Centre in York.
Premier League Football: Newcastle United v Wolves, 3.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event
Wolverhampton Wanderers visit St James’ Park.
Test Cricket: Australia v India, 11.45pm, BT Sport 2
The Adelaide Oval hosts the final day of the first Test.
