Keeping Faith
9pm, BBC One
Having aired originally on S4C last year under the title Un Bore Mercher (One Wednesday Morning), the Welsh thriller and iPlayer hit Keeping Faith is getting a UK-wide runout on BBC One. Eve Myles – whose credits include Torchwood, Broadchurch and, more recently, A Very English Scandal – plays a lawyer, Faith Howells, whose husband and business partner, Evan, disappears, sending shockwaves through their small community. But Eve soon discovers that her husband may not be the man he seemed. Ben Arnold
News Crack
11.05pm, Channel 4
With Have I Got News For You now the satirical equivalent of a dad at a disco, the need for an acerbic outsider to square up to the establishment has never been greater. While British TV is yet to find anything as punchy as HBO’s Last Week Tonight, but Guy Davidson and Dan Clarke (aided by performers including Emma Sidi and Jon Pointing) will attempt here to blend sketches and remixed news footage into – if we are lucky – a chunky satirical soup. If we are not, expect the same insipid gruel we have been served many times before. Mark Gibbings-Jones
Tonight – Trump & Britain: Love or Loathing?
7.30pm, ITV
On the eve of surely the most contentious presidential visit in the history of the tottering “special relationship”, this report ponders the reception awaiting Donald Trump and wonders where we go from here. Expect to hear from Germaine Greer and, presumably touting his own show on Fox News, Nigel Farage. Phil Harrison
Holidays from Hell: Caught on Camera
9pm, Channel 4
From sunbed riots in Gran Canaria to violent face-offs in Nepal, this cocktail of 999 and You’ve Been Framed presents a catalogue of far-flung holiday mishaps captured on smartphone. The winces far outweigh any chuckles; after one nightmare segment, you may never use a ski lift again. Graeme Virtue
Tell Them We Are Rising
9pm, PBS America
Absorbing documentary chronicling the US’s tradition of black colleges and universities, institutions founded out of necessity – when other US schools were off limits to black students – that later became powerful engines of empowerment. Andrew Mueller
Celebrity Sextortion
10pm, Channel 4
The title may make you think this alluring programme is a celebrity gameshow to rival Love Island, but the subject is more sinister. Dan Lobb, whose naked Skype session turned up on the internet in 2016, looks at how the leak happened and meets the people who collect celebrity sex tapes and post them online. Hannah Verdier
Film choice
30 Days Of Night (David Slade, 2007), 1.05am, Film4
Yet another flock of vampires, and much nastier than the Twilight variety. They are infesting the snowy Alaskan town of Barrow, where the sheriff, played by Josh Hartnett, and a bunch of survivors find themselves under siege for a month, until the sun next comes up. Efficiently gory horror from the director of Hard Candy. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Cycling: Tour de France Noon, ITV4. Stage six, a journey from Brest to Mûr-de-Bretagne Guerlédan.
ODI cricket: England v India Noon, Sky Sports Main Event. Trent Bridge hosts the first instalment in a three-match series.
Rugby League: Warrington Wolves v Catalans Dragons 7.30pm, Sky Sports Arena. The visitors are looking to boost their play-off chances.
