The End
10pm, Sky Atlantic
End-of-life care is not quite as Harriet Walter’s Edie imagined it in this heartfelt drama on death and family life. After an attempt to kill herself, she is sent from England to live in Australia with her daughter Kate (Frances O’Connor), a decidedly anti-euthanasia doctor. Joining her are Kate’s two kids, one of whom is struggling to come to terms with his sexuality. And there is the issue of Kate’s husband, who is in prison. The optimism comes in meagre doses but Walter and O’Connor deliver subtly touching performances. Ammar Kalia
Panorama: Failed by the NHS – Callie’s Story
8.30pm, BBC One
In November 2019, an inquest into the suicide of 24-year-old Callie Lewis found a “direct” link between her death the previous year and “gross failure” within Kent and Medway NHS Trust. Panorama investigates, spending 16 months filming with Lewis’s family as they try to get to the bottom of what happened. Ellen E Jones
Rio and Kate: Becoming a Stepfamily
9pm, BBC One
Following on from his refreshingly frank documentary about the loss of his wife from cancer in 2015, ex-footballer Rio Ferdinand returns three years after its airing to explore how his family is coping with his new relationship to Kate Wright in the run-up to their wedding. AK
Mary Beard’s Shock of the Nude
9pm, BBC Two
In the concluding part of her history of the nude in art, the classics professor looks at works that challenge notions of classical beauty, from the fleshy portraits of Lucian Freud to the non-conforming sculptures of Marc Quinn. She also experiences life modelling first-hand. Graeme Virtue
Inside No 9
10pm, BBC Two
Another blackly comic, entirely unpredictable half hour in the company of Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton and the number nine. Putting a macabre spin on the housing crisis, in Death Be Not Proud, the only home Beattie and Sam (Jenna Coleman and Kadiff Kirwan) can afford comes with a sinister catch. Hannah J Davies
Storyville: Advocate – A Lawyer Without Borders
10pm, BBC Four
The Israeli lawyer Lea Tsemel has spent her life defending Palestinians and in this remarkable documentary we are given access to her practice, including the high-profile case of a 13-year-old boy. It is a powerful commentary on the ongoing occupation. AK
Film choice
You Were Never Really Here, 11.35pm, Film4
There’s a lot of Travis Bickle in Joaquin Phoenix’s alienated antihero Joe, especially when the private security enforcer is commissioned to use his brutally efficient skills to rescue politician’s daughter Nina (Ekaterina Samsonov) from sex traffickers. Phoenix is quietly, ferociously compelling. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Welsh Open Snooker, 10am, Eurosport 1 Coverage of the opening day at the Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff.
Bundesliga 2 Football: Holstein Kiel v FC St Pauli, 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 German second-tier clash from Holstein-Stadion.
One-Day International Cricket: New Zealand v India, 2am, Sky Sports Main Event Third and final ODI in the series.
