Inside DHL: The World’s Biggest Delivery Company
7pm, Channel 5
Delivering almost 10 packages a second and with 1 million customers across the globe, DHL is one of the busiest courier companies in the world, navigating everything from tricky border forces to the delivery of potentially life-saving packages. This series examines some of the challenges facing the company, tonight tackling the delivery of emergency medical supplies to a hospital in London and the functioning of one of its aircraft during a lightning storm. Ammar Kalia
The Supervet: Noel Fitzpatrick
8pm, Channel 4
The state-of-the-art referral clinic seems busier than ever – from a beagle with back problems to a severely injured bulldog puppy. All require care, but a chocolate labrador with bone cancer in her back legs presents the Supervet with a singular challenge. Might there be a futuristic solution? Graeme Virtue
Travels in Euroland With Ed Balls
9pm, BBC Two
Ed Balls continues his tour of populist Europe in Poland and Germany. In eastern Poland, he meets coal miners who feel their industry is under increasing threat from EU regulations, while in Germany he explores the troubling rise of the far right in the town of Dorfchemnitz. AK
Inside the Crown: Secrets of the Royals
9pm, ITV
In a timely twist, this episode focuses on the royal family as media catnip. There is a recap of Meghan’s tabloid treatment and a look back at Princess Diana’s experience. It also covers the disappearance of footage of the Queen throwing a tennis racquet at Prince Philip. Hannah Verdier
Sam Mendes: Life Cinematic
9pm, BBC Four
Hot on the heels of his Oscar nomination for the first world war, long-take epic 1917, the acclaimed director (see film choice below) talks to Edith Bowman about the films that have informed his career, including classics such as Blue Velvet and Taxi Driver as well as more recent releases, such as Lost in Translation and The Social Network. AK
The Deuce
10.30pm, Sky Atlantic
Everybody grieves in their own way in this episode. Vince (James Franco) is out to avenge his brother’s murder, while Paul hopes to mediate a deathbed reconciliation for Todd’s estranged parents. Meanwhile, Lori’s earning opportunities in adult entertainment have severely narrowed. Ellen E Jones
Film choice
Revolutionary Road (Sam Mendes, 2008), 10pm, BBC Four
Titanic twosome Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are reunited to vicious effect here as a Connecticut couple Frank and April Wheeler, the unravelling of their seven-year marriage resonating through a pitch-perfect recreation of mid-50s, middle-class, suburban America. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
PGA Tour Golf: The Waste Management Phoenix Open 2.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Opening day of the tournament at TPC Scottsdale in Arizona.
Super League rugby: Wigan v Warrington 7pm, Sky Sports Arena. Action from the DW Stadium.
Women’s T20 cricket: India v England 3am, BT Sport 1. From Manuka Oval in Canberra.
