Kiri
9pm, Channel 4
Jack Thorne’s drama about the abduction of a fostered girl and its aftermath continues. This time, the focus is largely on Kiri’s grandfather, Tobi (Lucian Msamati, giving a performance of both power and subtlety), and his hunt for his son, prime suspect Nate (Paapa Essiedu), with whom he has a troubled relationship. Elsewhere, will social worker Miriam (Sarah Lancashire) buckle as she’s pressurised to carry the can for terrible events? Compelling, harrowing. Jonathan Wright
A Stitch in Time
8.30pm, BBC Four
Fashion historian Amber Butchart continues her stylish journey through history, searching for clues in clothing. A portrait of a hedge-cutter catches her eye, as it’s rare to see a working man in a painting. Art historian Florence Evans uncovers more details about the man’s life and Ninya Mikhaila helps her recreate his jacket. When Butchart models the finished product, she realises that the craftsmanship that goes into hammering buttons on to the garment has paid off. Hannah Verdier
Millionaires’ Ex-Wives Club
9pm, BBC Two
The former wives of the super rich might not seem like appropriate recipients of collective pity, especially when they’re talking litigation. Despite that, this manages to be a human documentary, exploring the panic and pain that a split can cause a so-called kept woman. Nowhere is this more evident than in the legal saga-meets-cautionary tale of Michelle Young, still playing follow-the-money after 11 years of proceedings. Hannah J Davies
Girlfriends
9pm, ITV
There’s lots to enjoy in Kay Mellor’s headlong drama about three northern gal pals of a certain age coping with furtive fellas and family crises, but things suddenly look grim for cash-strapped widow Linda (Phyllis Logan). Since her hubby Micky disappeared into the drink on their wedding anniversary cruise there has been no man about the house – but here’s Carole (Paula Wilcox) anyway, stirring up enough trouble to land poor Linda in the clink. Graeme Virtue
When Beyoncé Met Jay-Z
10pm, Channel 5
A doc from that well-established subgenre: celebrity tittle-tattle. Before they married she was queen of R&B and he was hip-hop’s most eloquent MC. Now, she is much more besides – while he has just made his best album for years. Here, the time-honoured blend of clips of the couple walking quickly at red-carpet events and journalists talking tells the story of the power couple – and the turbulence that has renovated their creativity. John Robinson
Yianni: Supercar Customiser
8pm, Dave
Ever worried that today’s celebrities are too busy to customise their own cars? Enter Yianni Charalambous, who provides just this service for a high-end clientele who set a low priority on vehicular discretion. This week, Geordie Shore’s Sophie Kasaei rolls up at Yianni’s workshop in her Range Rover, which she wishes to be sprayed gold glitter, “shimmering like me lip gloss” as a moving tribute to her Persian-geordie heritage. David Stubbs
The Goldbergs
8.30pm, E4
Erica discovers she is about to flunk her college film studies class, so calls upon a gullible Adam to come and visit her (and help her pull something out of the bag for her term paper). But when he arrives with his geeky pals expecting something akin to the college japes he’s seen in Revenge of the Nerds, he is sorely disappointed. Elsewhere, Bev wants a change in her life – a “Bevolution” – so plans to get a job. Murray strongly suggests getting a perm instead. Ben Arnold
Film choice
Ned Kelly (Gregor Jordan, 2003) 12.25am, Sony Movie Channel
Heath Ledger makes a photogenic and sympathetic Ned in Jordan’s account of the legendary outback outlaw. Of poor Irish stock and oppressed by police thugs, it seems he had no choice but to go on the run with brother Dan (Laurence Kinlan) and mates Orlando Bloom and Philip Baranti, pursued by Geoffrey Rush’s dogged superintendent Hare. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Snooker: The Masters Shaun Murphy v Ali Carter from Alexandra Palace in London. 1pm, BBC Two
FA Cup football: Chelsea v Norwich City The Canaries visit the Bridge in a third-round replay. 7.30pm, BBC One
Under-19s World Cup cricket: Bangladesh v England With the senior team needing new blood, England’s next cricketing generation take centre stage. 10pm, Sky Sports Main Event
