Manchester: The Night of the Bomb
9pm, BBC Two
On 22 May 2017, Salman Ramadan Abedi planted a nail bomb at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena. Touchingly, this documentary begins with reminiscences from young fans about their excitement at going to the gig, all the crucial trivia of pop fandom. Then, it uses previously unseen footage to revisit the bloody horror that followed the detonation. There is also testimony from witnesses, counter-terrorism experts and emergency workers. David Stubbs
George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces Special
8pm, Channel 4
The ancient Welsh tradition of Tŷ Unnos holds that if you can put up a house between sunrise and sunset, with four walls and a demonstrably functioning chimney, the land on which it stands is yours. George Clarke and his team accept this challenge, attempting to erect a lakeside cabin near Machynlleth. Andrew Mueller
The Split
9pm, BBC One
Abi Morgan’s juicy legal drama about the Dafoe sisterhood of warring solicitors continues. Things are going badly for furtive Nathan (a well-cast Stephen Mangan). His wife, Hannah (Nicola Walker), is livid about his online indiscretions and pining rival silk Christie (Barry Atsma) spots a chance to swoop in. Graeme Virtue
A&E Live
9pm, ITV
Davina McCall presents a new twist on the traditional slickly edited and moving primetime salute to NHS professionals delivering under pressure. Here, to mix things up, and to celebrate 70 years of the health service, McCall reports live from the A&E of Leeds General Infirmary to checks the pulse of emergency care. John Robinson
Trains from Hell
9pm, Channel 4
Britain’s exorbitantly priced railway network doesn’t do justice to the country’s history as a rail-transport pioneer. As this documentary shows, worse things can happen than being left crouching outside a toilet, a la Jeremy Corbyn. Hannah J Davies
Mo Salah: A Football Fairy Tale
10pm, Channel 4
It is hard to think of many more cheering recent football tales than that of Liverpool’s brilliant, unassuming Mohamed Salah, who has gone from summer transfer punt to world star in half a season. As a devout Muslim, he has done his bit for community relations, too. This profile tells his story. Phil Harrison
Film choice
Easy Rider (Dennis Hopper, 1969), 11pm, 5Spike
A 60s classic, with Peter Fonda’s leather-clad Captain America (not the Marvel one) and director Dennis Hopper’s dippy-hippy astride Harleys to die for and running slap-bang into darkest redneckland. László Kovács’s photography lingers on the sleek beauty of the bikes – and on the ugliness the riders can’t escape. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Tennis: French Open qualifying 11am, Eurosport 2. The second day of the pre-tournament tournament at Roland Garros in Paris.
Cycling: Giro d’Italia Noon, Eurosport 1. Stage 16 from Trento to Rovereto.
IPL cricket: Sunrisers Hyderabad v Chennai Super Kings 3pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A qualifying play-off from Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
