Rich Hall’s Working for the American Dream
9pm, BBC Four
Another of Hall’s witty and perceptive rambles through American mythos. This time, he is shooting at the biggest beast of all: the foundation story that has underpinned the greatest achievements – and the deepest hypocrisies – that the country has to offer. From the arrival of the Mayflower to the decline of Detroit and the shrinking middle class, Hall weaves a compelling narrative of a nation that has set itself high standards and often struggled to meet them. Phil Harrison
Street Food Servants
7.30pm, BBC One
From its base in west London, the 650 volunteers of the magnificent Sikh Welfare & Awareness Team – or Swat – feed and clothe thousands of homeless people daily. Part of the Our Lives series, Street Food Servants follows Randeep Singh and his team as they look to expand their much-needed service. Ben Arnold
The South Bank Sky Arts Awards 2018
8pm, Sky Arts
From the Savoy hotel, London, Melvyn Bragg hosts the 22nd SBS awards – the only awards show to honour the entire arts spectrum. So diverse, in fact, that it encompasses Paddington 2 and Stormzy. Other nominees include Inside No 9, Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire and Glyndebourne’s Hamlet. Ali Catterall
The NHS Big Singalong Live
9pm, ITV
Ashley Banjo and Sara Cox present a concert marking 70 years of Nye Bevan’s celebrated brainchild, as the NHS Choir is joined by colleagues and music stars to mark the occasion. There is also a glance at the work done by those putting the event together alongside their essential NHS roles. Mark Gibbings-Jones
This Is Us
9pm, More4
Just when you thought you were all cried out, the master weepie US drama is back with a tear-soaked resolution to the Pearson family mystery: how exactly did Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) die? Plus, in the present day, perfect married couple Beth and Randall hit a rare bumpy patch over Randall’s desire to adopt a child. Ellen E Jones
Stath Lets Flats
10pm, Channel 4
Essential viewings: the sitcom that plumbs laughs from the hellscape of letting in London continues with skittish Stath (Jamie Demetriou in shiny suit and flop sweat) desperate to make up some ground against rival Carole. Surely securing tenants for a plum garden flat will be a slam-dunk for our wideboy hero? Graeme Virtue
Film choice
Eden (Mia Hansen-Løve, 2014) 12.45am, Film4
French director Mia Hansen-Løve’s warm and acutely observed ode to clubbing follows Paris DJ Paul Vallée (Félix de Givry) from early-90s aspirations to late-00s ennui. Based on the experiences of the director’s brother, Sven, this exploration of the tension between creativity and coke-fuelled self-indulgence is a heady mix. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Tennis: Wimbledon 2018 11.30am, BBC One. More from the All England Club.
T20 Blast Cricket: Nottinghamshire Outlaws v Birmingham Bears 6pm, Sky Sports Main Event. The tournament begins at Trent Bridge.
MLB: New York Yankees v Atlanta Braves 6pm, BT Sport 1. From Yankee Stadium.
