Following a turbulent year that has seen the world’s largest social media platform embroiled in accusations of data leaks and the spreading of fake news, Facebook allows BBC cameras in to monitor the troubleshooters trying to rescue its credibility. Judge for yourself whether the company deserves any kudos for doing so, but this privileged access makes for engrossing TV. On the downside, the whiff of Westworld here might just convince some to delete their accounts for good. Mike Bradley
Yorkshire Airport
8pm, ITV
Leeds-Bradford, predicted to be Britain’s fastest-growing airport in the coming years, is the subject of this six-parter filmed during the summer of 2018. As check-in supervisor Chloe looks after boozy passengers during a delayed flight, operations manager Jamie deals with an emergency landing. Ali Catterall
Ackley Bridge
8pm, Channel 4
The high-school drama/soap opera continues with Cory taking a break from his waitering job and seemingly non-existent school work to hook up with his dad’s girlfriend. While the show’s meandering, non sequitur tone is a little late-stage Shameless, there’s probably a bit of life in it yet. Hannah J Davies
Chasing the Moon
8pm, BBC Four
Of all the moon documentaries crowding the TV schedules, this six-part chronicle of the space race broadcast over three successive nights is the heaviest hitter. Superlatives, countdowns, Cronkite, Nasa personnel and a soundtrack from M83 combine in a mesmerising account of “man’s search for a new Eden”. MB
Elementary
9pm, Sky Witness
A final season of the razor-sharp detective drama starring Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu as a latterday Holmes and Watson finds the unlikely duo in a new guise of consultants for Scotland Yard. Tonight, their investigation into an acid attack on a catwalk model leads them into the shadowy world of tabloid journalism. MB
Naughty! The Life and Loves of Boris Johnson
9.15pm, Channel 5
It would be nice to think that this doc would focus on the traits that make Boris Johnson unfit to be prime minister. Sadly, it’s likely that the well-calibrated buffoonery with which he masks his true nature will take precedence. Expect interviews with unfortunates who have crossed his path. Phil Harrison
Film choice
The World’s End
9pm, E4
Simon Pegg is waster Gary King, who lures four old school pals – Nick Frost, Martin Freeman, Paddy Considine and Eddie Marsan – away from suburbia for a lads’ night out that turns into a home counties Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Edgar Wright’s observant tale concludes the “Cornetto trilogy”. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
Tennis: Bucharest Open, 12 noon, BT Sport 1
Women’s tennis action from Romania.
World Cup netball, 2.45pm, BBC Two
Coverage of day two of the second preliminary stage in Liverpool. The full day’s coverage will be available online.
Football: Fiorentina v Chivas, 2am, Premier Sports 1
Pre-season action from Illinois.
