The Hairy Bikers Go West
7pm, BBC Two
Dave Myers and Si King’s UK food tours are now given extra resonance by Myers’s recent recovery from cancer. At the start of this new series, he confesses that he doubted he would ever ride his motorbike alongside his best mate again. But happily, they are back together on the road, starting in beautiful Bute in Scotland, where they find culinary institutions including an award-winning haggis-maker and a family of Syrian refugees who have opened a hugely successful bakery. Phil Harrison
Boris Becker: The Rise and Fall
9pm, ITV1
It is just over two miles from Wimbledon tennis courts to Wandsworth prison: it took teenage prodigy Boris Becker 38 years to make that journey after being found guilty of tax evasion in 2022. In this two-parter, insiders including ex-wife Sharlely (who describes him as “kind, funny, arrogant and a liar”) chart his rise, crash and burn. Ali Catterall
Domino Day
9pm, BBC Three
The coven makes contact with Domino (Siena Kelly) in an attempt to help her understand her need to feed on creepy guys – “Your whole aura is full of conflict!” But this witch is determined to go it alone and get back on the dating apps. So many predators’ souls to suck, and so little time. Ellen E Jones
David Mitchell’s Outsiders
9.45pm, BBC Two
There is a whiff of Taskmaster to this series, as six comedians undertake daft challenges while roughing it under canvas. In this episode, the teams are trying to earn proficiency badges in music and flag-making. But first up is a tense game of hide-and-seek that Jamali Maddix brilliantly subverts. Graeme Virtue
First Dates
10pm, Channel 4
Aaron was one of the winners of the first series of The Traitors, but will he promise to be 100% faithful to his date, Laura, if they hit off? And more importantly: does she even recognise him off the telly? Elsewhere in the restaurant, Krissy is returning to the dating scene after becoming a mum for the first time at 51. Hollie Richardson
Storyville: Another Body – My AI Porn Nightmare
10pm, BBC Four
This real story plays out like a breathless thriller. American engineering student Taylor, 22, is sent a highly traumatising “deepfake” video that digitally grafts her likeness on to hardcore pornography. Meeting a disdainful reaction from the police, she teams up with another victim and dives into a fetid online rabbit hole in pursuit of the culprit. Jack Seale
Film choice
Rebel Dykes (Harri Shanahan and Siân A Williams, 2021), Wednesday, 2.20am, Channel 4
A revelatory documentary about a subculture of “young, punk, poor” lesbians in 1980s London who took the spirit of the Greenham Common peace protests into the squats and underground spaces of the city. The largely forgotten group of activists, most of whom were involved in notorious S&M club night Chain Reaction, have been brought back into the spotlight by directors Harri Shanahan and Siân A Williams to relive an era of gay-bashing, Aids and section 28 – but also of wild fun, solidarity and life-changing defiance. An inspirational history lesson. Simon Wardell
