Succession
9pm Sky Atlantic
Let battle commence, as HBO’s hit show about a warring media dynasty finally returns for its much-hyped third outing. After yet another “wait, what?” cliffhanger of a series finale, will Kendall (Jeremy Strong) manage to oust his Murdoch-a-like father Logan (Brian Cox), who is threatening to go ballistic at having been thrown under the bus (or, more accurately, should that be cruise ship)? And whose side will scheming siblings Shiv, Connor and Roman be on? Alexander Skarsgård and Adrien Brody join the cast, while the toxic but highly entertaining pairing of Tom and Cousin Greg still toe the line between negligence and incompetence. Hannah J Davies
The Trick
8:30pm, BBC One
An intense and timely drama exploring the 2009 “Climategate” scandal in which data seeming to question the science underpinning climate change theories was stolen, denialists built another house of cards, and Professor Philip Jones found his credibility under threat. It’s a striking reminder of the forces ranged against climate action, animated by a fine central performance from Jason Watkins as the beleaguered but defiant Jones. Phil Harrison
Statues Redressed
9pm, Sky Arts
As part of the ongoing debate around who and what should be immortalised as public monuments, here’s a thoughtful challenge: a group of designers are tasked with redressing Liverpool’s iconic (but sometimes controversial) statues. Hollie Richardson
Alma’s Not Normal
10pm, BBC Two
“Watch out Hull, Scunthorpe, Margate ... here I come!” It’s time for Alma fans to wave “see ya” to Bolton’s finest, as she prepares to head off on tour with a local theatre group. However, the threat of her mum’s relapse makes Alma question if her dreams are really worth pursuing in this touching finale of Sophie Willan’s Bafta-winning comedy. HR
Yorkshire Cop: Police, Racism and Me
10pm, Channel 4
The remarkable story of Bill Thomas, who was the first Black male police officer in South Yorkshire and whose career took in riots, racism and, of course, the miners’ strike. In this often startling documentary, he revisits his old training college (where fellow cadets tarred and feathered his first police pocketbook) and talks to other Black officers who have followed in his wake. PH
Climate Change on Trial
11.15pm, BBC One
Norway’s prosperity has been significantly predicated on its reserves of natural oil and gas, so what happens when these natural assets clash with environmental imperatives? Nick Beake spends time with the next generation of Greta Thunbergs imploring their government to stop drilling. PH
Live sport
T20 Cricket: India v England 3pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Coverage of the warm-up match from Dubai International Stadium.
