BBC Young Musician 2020
8pm, BBC Four
The delayed grand final of the BBC’s annual, wide-ranging music contest for under-18s is screened from Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall and accompanied by the BBC Philharmonic, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth. Following Friday’s semi-final, Anna Lapwood presents the three finalists’ performances, along with saxophonist and 2016 finalist Jess Gillam, broadcaster Josie d’Arby, and BBC Young Musician 1980 winner Nicholas Daniel. The judging panel is chaired by Angela Dixon and features turntable artist Shiva Feshareki. Ammar Kalia
Antiques Roadshow
7pm, BBC One
Coventry is the HQ for a special episode of the travelling keepsakes valuation show, looking at artefacts from the second world war. A sketch drawn furtively by a prisoner of war, a downed aircraft’s altimeter and a cross from a bombed church are among the items that survived and whose worth is now assessed. Jack Seale
Running Wild With Bear Grylls
7pm, National Geographic
Bear Grylls enlists actor Rainn Wilson – The US Office’s Dwight – for his latest endurance challenge, this week hiking through the alpine terrain of the La Sal mountains in Utah. The pair take on vertigo-inducing climbs and rappels before stripping down for a spot of fishing. AK
Call the Midwife
8pm, BBC One
May 1966: a worryingly overweight mum-to-be, with a third child on the way, is a cause of concern for Shelagh and Lucille, who will shortly come across a new discovery. Meanwhile, a young patient with a mystery illness is flummoxing Dr Turner and Sister Hilda, as they try to work out what’s wrong with her. Ali Catterall
Dawn to Dusk
8pm, Sky Nature
This series on nature’s sun worshippers continues with a trip to New Zealand on a scorching Christmas Day. It is the height of summer and the nation’s kiwis are struggling to find respite in the shade, while yellow-eyed penguins bask in the extra hours of daylight, using the time to find more food. AK
Line of Duty
9pm, BBC One
The TV event of the year? Certainly, this finale of Jed Mercurio’s corruption thriller is made all the more enticing by ambiguity surrounding the show’s future. Could this be the end? Certainly, AC-12 is running out of allies, while Steve Arnott is surely approaching the end of his tether. Will H be revealed at last? Phil Harrison
Film choice
Liar Liar, 7.15pm, ITV2
Unscrupulous lawyer Jim Carrey misses his son’s birthday and, as compensation, has to obey the boy’s special wish: that Dad will tell the truth for 24 hours. Not easy in the legal business, of course, as the squirming comic’s dopey-faced antics make abundantly clear. Formulaic but funny comedy from Ace Ventura director Tom Shadyac. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Champions League Football: Chelsea Women v Bayern Munich Women 12noon, BT Sport 1. Semi-final second-leg clash.
Premier League Football: Newcastle United v Arsenal 2pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Manchester United v Liverpool at 4pm and Tottenham Hotspur v Sheffield United at 7pm.
F1: Portuguese Grand Prix 2.55pm, Sky Sports F1. Third round of the season.
