Devils
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Based on the book of the same name by the financier Guido Maria Brera, this thriller puts a slick spin on the world of international banking. It follows upstart Massimo Ruggero (Alessandro Borghi), who is pulled into a world of criminal intrigue when his business rival dies mysteriously, and co-stars Malachi Kirby – last seen as Darcus Howe in Small Axe – as Ruggero’s hacker accomplice, Oliver. In tonight’s opening episode, Ruggero is passed up for a major promotion, causing him to hire Oliver to investigate. Ammar Kalia
The Repair Shop
8pm, BBC One
Peter Mason brings in his beloved grandmother’s old-fashioned ice-cream maker for metalwork restorer Dominic Chinea this week, while organ restorer David Burville has a task on his hands, piecing together Carolina’s Spanish barrel organ to provide tuneful memories of her grandmother once again. AK
Celebrity Best Home Cook
9pm, BBC One
Mary Berry, Angela Hartnett, and Chris Bavin will be presiding over the final three celebrities as they attempt the “rustle-up challenge”, utilising a butternut squash; a dessert-based “eliminator” using choux pastry and caramel; and an “ultimate” picnic task before the winner is crowned. Ali Catterall
Trump Takes on the World
9pm, BBC Two
The series that analyses the former president’s nuance-free approach to foreign policy turns its attention to the Middle East. From Trump’s rowdy brinkmanship with Iran to his unexpected decision to pull US troops out of Syria, key advisers try to provide context amid the chaos. Graeme Virtue
Extraordinary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig
9pm, Channel 4
Toksvig is joined by the actor Jessica Hynes this week for a trip to her home county of Kent. The pair stop in at a restored windmill guesthouse near the village of Benenden before trying a spot of birdwatching at the Elmley national nature reserve on the Isle of Sheppey. AK
North Korea: Inside the Mind of a Dictator
9pm, National Geographic
Clearly, getting the inside track on Kim Jong-un is approaching the ultimate modern journalistic coup. This series is a decent effort, hearing from former US spies in North Korea and a schoolmate of the “supreme leader”. How has Kim’s difficult family history shaped his attitude to government? Phil Harrison
Film choice
Everybody Wants Some!! (Richard Linklater, 2016), 1.10am, Film4
Linklater returns to the laddish milieu of Dazed and Confused, but shifted on a few years from high school. This time, his comic group of largely likable kids are college baseball players in 80s Texas, doing what young men will do – but often just talking about it. Not much happens, but entertainingly so. Simon Wardell
Live sport
Grand Slam tennis: The Australian Open 8.30am, Eurosport 1. Day 10 features the fourth men’s quarter-final.
Champions League football: Porto v Juventus 7.15pm, BT Sport 2. The first leg of the round-of-16 tie.
Championship football: Bournemouth v Rotherham United 8.15pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A second-tier clash from the Vitality Stadium.
