The Split
9pm, BBC One
The mountains of paperwork in family law have never looked so glamorous as the second series of the high-stakes legal drama The Split begins. Hannah (Nicola Walker) is rebuilding her marriage to Nathan (Stephen Mangan) after the revelations of his affair, but she has begun her own secretive relationship with colleague Christie (Barry Atsma). Throw in the case of a high-profile prenuptial for a TV presenter and the pressure is set to soon boil over for the staff of the Noble Hale Defoe practice. Ammar Kalia
Cornwall: This Fishing Life
8pm, BBC Two
Brexit continues to hang heavy over this excellent, politically astute series about the south-west fishing industry. This week, while a hake netter worries about continental competition, a crab catcher wonders how his business would fare without its many Latvian and Lithuanian workers. Jack Seale
The Brits at 40
8pm, ITV
It feels as though the Brit awards have become less eventful over the years: the drunken hijinks and occasional outbursts of art terrorism now seem a thing of the past. So there might be a slightly wistful aspect to this look back at 40 years of the ceremony in which Jack Whitehall scours the archives. Phil Harrison
Universal Credit: Inside the Welfare State
9pm, BBC Two
After last week’s Westminster visit, this three-part documentary lands back at the sharp end of the DWP’s welfare reforms, in Liverpool’s busiest Jobcentre. It features 62-year-old Sue, recently made redundant and struggling to keep up with the new system. Ellen E Jones
Losing It: Our Mental Health Emergency
10pm, Channel 4
This hard-hitting series on Nottinghamshire NHS Trust’s struggling response to mental health needs reaches its end. We are with Street Triage, a rapid-response unit deployed to respond to suicide attempts. It is vital work, but for nurse Linda and police officer Rich it is often too little, too late. AK
The Truth Will Out
11pm, Channel 4
A head-scratching thriller from Sweden, following the misfit cold case team put together by Detective Peter Wendel (Robert Gustafsson) after an ominous call to the police station claims that the country’s most notorious serial killer is, in fact, a fraud. Wendel’s team are soon up against a series of unknowns. AK
Film choice
In Fabric 2.50am, Sky Cinema Premiere
Another sickly, eerie horror story from Peter Strickland, the writer-director of Berberian Sound Studio. Marianne Jean-Baptiste stars as recently divorced mum Sheila who, shopping in the sales at what appears to be the department store from hell, buys a killer dress – literally. Hayley Squires co-stars. Paul Howlett
Today’s sport
Uefa Youth League football: Derby County v Borussia Dortmund An under-19s tie at Pride Park. 1pm, BT Sport 2
Championship football: Swansea City v Queens Park Rangers From Liberty Stadium. 7.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event
Cricket: Women’s T20I Series The final of the women’s Tri-Nation Series at Junction Oval. 2.30am, BT Sport 1
