Impact With Gal Gadot
8pm, National Geographic
The Wonder Woman actor Gal Gadot presents this documentary profiling six women who are making meaningful changes to their communities around the world. We follow stories including that of Brazilian ballet dancer Tuany Nascimento, who started a dance company for young women in one of Rio de Janeiro’s most dangerous favelas. There is also Kelsey Ellis, who founded a surfing therapy programme in California when she was left seeking support after the death of her twin sister. Ammar Kalia
Bake Off: The Professionals
8pm, Channel 4
Liam Charles and Tom Allen host the Bake Off with the toughest crust, as top pastry chefs from around the UK battle it out to be crowned Britain’s best patisserie team. Challenges include creating two dozen identical almond pithiviers, plus a sugar showpiece. Ali Catterall
The Yorkshire Vet
8pm, Channel 5
There are sickly animals and beautiful scenery galore as we return to North Yorkshire. Tonight, the vets Peter Wright and Julian Norton encounter a surprising range of animals and ailments, the most notable of which is an alpaca with a football-sized lump on his face. Elsewhere, a terrier struggles with an eye problem. Phil Harrison
Agatha Christie’s England
9pm, Channel 5
A documentary explaining that Agatha Christie’s locations weren’t just generic mansions and doomy country retreats; it visits the real ones that inspired the books. Family and associates outline how Christie fictionalised experiences of hotels, Belgians and suspicious deaths. Jack Seale
Hemingway
9pm, BBC Four
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s comprehensive documentary on the life and legacy of Ernest Hemingway continues. Tonight’s episode examines the muted response to his first collection of short stories, In Our Time, and his time spent attempting to craft “true sentences” in Paris. AK
Philly DA: Breaking the Law
10.40pm, BBC Four
The progressive district attorney Larry Krasner is entering the second year of his term in Philadelphia, but he still has a range of reforms he wants to pass, including an overhaul of probation. It is an issue close to home, as his office has just hired a formerly incarcerated activist, LaTonya Myers. AK
Film choice
The King of Comedy (Martin Scorsese, 1982), 1.20am, TCM Movies
Among all the weirdos Robert De Niro has created for Martin Scorsese, Rupert Pupkin is the wackiest – an excruciating study of sad fantasy and sinister reality. The man who would be king of standup comedy hatches a plot to kidnap Johnny Carson-style showman Jerry Lewis to win TV primetime. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
Cycling: Tour de France 1pm, ITV4. Stage 10 coverage from Albertville to Valence.
Football: Uefa Euro 2020 7pm, BBC One. Italy face Spain at Wembley in the first semi-final.
Basketball: NBA Finals 2am, Sky Sports Main Event. Phoenix Suns v Milwaukee Bucks.
