Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain
9pm, Channel 4
It was instrumental in making her a household name; now Channel 4 is marking the 10th anniversary of Jade Goody’s death – the 27-year-old died in 2009 from cervical cancer – with a three-part series. It retraces the trajectory of her fame as a polarising participant in the third season of Big Brother in 2002 and maps it to wider social changes across the UK at a time when the tabloid press and the rise of reality TV combined to create a conveyor belt of instant celebs. Graeme Virtue
Remarkable Places to Eat
8pm, BBC Two
Fred Sirieix only just manages to contain his excitement in the company of Nisha Katona (the CEO of Mowgli Restaurants) on a trip to San Sebastián. They dine on the world’s finest tortilla and make a pilgrimage to temple of gastronomy Mugaritz, where Yoda-like chef Andoni Luis Aduriz works his magic. Mike Bradley
Orangutan Jungle School
8pm, Channel 4
It is all go for the lovable creatures of the orangutan rehab centre. There is drama as baby Alejandra damages her eyes when she falls from a tree. New mum Dilla hasn’t had the easiest time with her young daughter and the vets try to reintroduce the pair, while also caring for Erik, who is suffering from an infection. Hannah Verdier
Sacred Wonders
9pm, BBC One
A TV tour of the world’s most sacred places of worship may not be a new idea, but this one manages to find intriguing perspectives. The promising opener investigates Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the Easter parade through the streets of Málaga, and the tough path to ordination for a Buddhist monk. MB
Make
9pm, Sky Arts
Why do people create? It is at once a simple and a complex question. Few human activities are as fulfilling as the creation of art, yet few lifestyles lend themselves so obviously to neurosis and self-doubt. This feature-length documentary poses the question to artists in a variety of fields and wonders whether a healthy artistic life is actually possible. Phil Harrison
GameFace
10.05pm, Channel 4
Last time, our frustrated singleton Marcella had to dress up as a monk. This week she is in a TV ad that pays so well she winds up almost too wrecked to attend her creative writing class. Cue a harrowing session with life coach Frances and an invitation to the party from hell. Roisin Conaty: comedy genius. MB
Film choice
Key Largo (John Huston, 1948), 9.20am, TCM
Gangsters and goodies holed up in a Florida Keys hotel with a hurricane brewing: the atmospherics are highly charged in John Huston’s screening of Maxwell Anderson’s play. Edward G Robinson is rotten Rocco; Humphrey Bogart the ex-army officer mulling over whether to take action. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Snooker: International Championship 7.25am, Eurosport 2. Third-round matches.
Cycling: Tour of Poland 2.15pm, Eurosport 1. A 154km course from Wieliczka to Bielsko-Biała.
T20 Blast cricket: Leicestershire Foxes v Birmingham Bears 6pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A North Division match from Grace Road in Leicester.
