The Death of Aimee Spencer
9pm, ITV
In 2016, the Geordie Shore extra and webcam model Aimee Spencer was found lying mortally injured having fallen from a flat window in Brighton. In the flat was one Daniel Lewis, intoxicated on class A drugs. What happened? Cameras follow the case from the initial arrival of police to Lewis’s arrest. Footage ranges from the heartbreaking to the worryingly intrusive, but the programme evidently has the blessing of Aimee’s family, interviewed by Katie Piper for the show. David Stubbs
Australia With Julia Bradbury
8.30pm, ITV
Bradbury explores Sydney, through both regular tourist hotspots – the Opera House, Bondi beach – and the hidden gems of the city’s edgier side. In between drag shows, tattoo parlours and a few cringey high-fives, she also addresses Australia’s past with Britain in a well-rounded look the country. Kate Nicholson
Hunted
9pm, Channel 4
This season of C4’s manhunt has been a happy hunting ground for veteran cop Peter Bleksley and his tireless squad of analysts and on-the-ground enforcers. After 24 days of scrappy survival, only four out of 10 fugitives remain at large. Will any of them make it to the final airborne exfiltration point atop a Brummie car park? Graeme Virtue
They Lend It, You Spend It: The Loan Shop
9pm, Channel 5
There are 15 million “unbankables” at the mercy of Britain’s payday lenders and loan sharks. That is where credit unions such as Yorkshire’s Community First step in. This fly-on-the-wall doc follows the decision-makers and the people – such as bride-to-be Kerry – whose lives these decisions affect. Ellen E Jones
First Dates: Valentine’s Special
10pm, Channel 4
The romantic (if your idea of romance is a camera watching your every awkward move) bistro opens its doors for Valentine’s Day. Oscar convinces his date that his job is “penguin picker-upper”, but the real stars are double-daters Chi-Chi and son Kurtis, who will have viewers cheering them on. Hannah Verdier
The Lost Tapes
10pm, Smithsonian Channel
New York was a violent place in 1976. So, it took the NYPD a while to realise it had a serial killer on its hands. By the time David Berkowitz – AKA Son of Sam – was captured, he had taken six lives and spread fear throughout the city. This documentary is a necessarily bleak snapshot of a lost, lawless era. Phil Harrison
Film choice
Ex Machina 11.25pm, Film4
Domhnall Gleeson’s Caleb, a techy working for a software giant, wins a trip to the hi-tech estate of its founder Nathan (Oscar Isaac). There he is attracted to Alicia Vikander’s lifelike robot, Ava – but, poses Nathan, does she possess consciousness? Alex Garland creates a gleaming Kubrickian world in which an eerie love story unfolds. Paul Howlett
Today’s best live sport
PGA Tour Golf: Genesis Open 3.30pm, Sky Sports Golf. Opening day’s coverage from Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles.
Europa League Football: BATE Borisov v Arsenal 5.30pm, BT Sport 2. First leg of the last 32 tie. Malmö v Chelsea follows.
Premier League Darts 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Includes Mensur Suljović v Michael van Gerwen.
