Panorama: The Khashoggi Murder Tapes
8.30pm, BBC One
When the journalist Jamal Khashoggi went missing and was found to have been assassinated inside Saudi Arabia’s consulate in Istanbul, media speculation and public outrage were rife. This Panorama special sees Jane Corbin speaking to the few people who have listened to covert recordings from when Khashoggi was killed, as well as questioning whether the west has turned a blind eye to state-sanctioned murder in favour of ensuring trade deals. A riveting investigation. Ammar Kalia
What Britain Buys and Sells in a Day
9pm, BBC Two
Britain’s import and export networks have unusual pertinence in our political climate. So this is a good time for a series exploring the often staggering logistics behind the food on our plates. Tonight: Ed Balls, Cherry Healey and Ade Adepitan track the supply lines of apples, avocados and salad. Phil Harrison
A Confession
9pm, ITV
The roof properly caves in for DS Steve Fulcher tonight as suspension and disciplinary proceedings loom and tensions inevitably rise at home. A true story like this sometimes requires flat, linear storytelling but Martin Freeman and the rest of the cast make the most of some telling little moments. Jack Seale
Crime and Punishment
9pm, Channel 4
The landmark documentary on British criminal justice continues. With HMP Winchester in special measures, governor Stephanie Roberts-Bibby is battling to improve conditions for the frustrated inmates with very limited resources. An exposé of the realities of rehabilitation in a crumbling system. AK
Tiananmen: the People v the Party
9pm, BBC Four
Marking the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests, this doc is a fascinating look at the political manoeuverings in the Communist party that led to the brutal crackdown on the student movement. It features archive footage and interviews with the students involved. AK
The Hunting
10pm, Channel 5
From the Skins-esque Euphoria to Netflix’s ludicrous Spanish drama, Elite, it seems teen shows are on top form in 2019. Channel 5 will hope to follow suit with this new Aussie import about the effect of a nude photo leak on a group of high schoolers. But will it hit the mark? Continues tomorrow. Hannah J Davies
Film choice
The Maltese Falcon 11.20am, TCM Movies
Humphrey Bogart snapped up the lead role after George Raft decided he didn’t want to work with the then-inexperienced John Huston. The result is a sublime film noir, with Bogart on the trail of his partner’s killer and the eponymous antique, confronting one of the great screen villains, Casper Gutman. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Rugby World Cup: Scotland v Samoa 10.25am, ITV. The second match for both teams.
World Athletics Championships 1.30pm, BBC Two. Gabby Logan presents coverage of day four live from Doha, Qatar.
Premiership Football: Manchester United v Arsenal 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A high-stakes top-flight clash from Old Trafford.
