Panorama: Online Pimps Exposed
8.30pm, BBC One
Has the move of sex workers from the streets to the internet made them any safer? That’s the question being investigated by Bronagh Munro, who reports that most sex workers now meet their customers through online sites. Examining how the internet has transformed the sex industry, Munro looks at the online pimps who traffic vulnerable women for sex and the high-profile website that’s helping them cash in.
Hollie Richardson
The Great British Bake Off
8pm, Channel 4
It’s free-from week – the show’s newest and perhaps most feared category. Jürgen and co must create a dairy-free signature bake, tackle a vegan technical and deliver a gluten-free showstopper. Cue at least one soggy-bottom-induced breakdown. HR
Insecure
9pm, Sky Comedy
The final season of this beloved comedy continues with a spotlight on newly single Lawrence, who is now a new dad. Insecure excels at showing two sides of a story, and it’s never been truer as we watch Lawrence and his ex Condola navigate parenthood across different cities and friends.
Henry Wong
Murder Island
9.15pm, Channel 4
The Great British Bump Off reaches its final episode with only one team of wannabe detectives left. That means the £50,000 prize is within reach but the pair still need to collar the “real” killer from two remaining suspects. In any case, closure awaits for those who have stuck with this uneven reality show/crime drama hybrid.
Graeme Virtue
What We Do in the Shadows
10.05pm, BBC Two
Matt Berry, Kayvan Novak and Natasia Demetriou’s bitingly good vampire comedy continues. Tonight, Nadja and Nandor work on a power-sharing deal, and a forbidden artefact is used to help Nandor court a health club employee. HR
Stath Lets Flats
10.15pm, Channel 4
“This is my first beer of the night. I’ve had it for three hours!” Stath and pals are out on the town and the chat-up lines are flowing. As ever, Jamie Demetriou is a whirlwind of magnificently unselfconscious hilarity – and for extra comic effect, Julia Davis is in brutal form as Carole’s casually vicious sister.
Phil Harrison
