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Grantchester

9pm on ITV1
“Someone has been reported in Woman’s Own and is thought to be David Bailey…” The suspicious death of a respected fashion photographer threatens to derail the grand opening of Cathy Keating and Mrs Chapman’s new boutique in quiet Grantchester. Fortunately, Reverend Alfie and Kathy’s copper husband Geordie are on hand to deal with the complex case, even if Dee Keating seems equally determined to dig deeper into his friend’s saintly family history. Could this cause some friction for the 1960s crime-fighting duo? Graeme Virtue

Dragon’s lair

8pm, BBC One
Sisters Olivia and Tanika are giving up their jobs to spend more time on their platform to save money for new and expecting parents, Kobe. They’re hoping guest judge Susie Ma — beauty empire founder, former Apprentice star and new mother — is keen. But there is another dragon who sees the birth of something potentially great. Holly Richardson

House built by George Clark

8pm on Channel 4
If Grand Designs was a very rough ride, this series from the Amazing Spaces host is considerably kinder. That’s not to say the build isn’t without its challenges: as Tina and Steve demolish an Anglesey farmhouse to start from scratch, the £800,000 budget looks tight. Hannah J. Davis

trainee

9pm, BBC One
It’s hard to believe Alan Sugar has room for any more floundering and misguided projects at this point. But this reality still persists as inescapably as tax returns. In this third episode, expect a food fight where the competitors are given some basic ingredients and asked to turn them into profit. Phil Harrison

FBI

9pm, Sky Witness
Paintings are stolen from a prestigious New York gallery and a security guard is left for dead after a brazen robbery. As Maggie and OA lead the team to recover the priceless artwork, they discover a more sinister conspiracy behind the crime. Under mounting pressure, Maggie turns to a friend to help her identify the suspects. Ali Catterall

Unwelcome: Battle to stop the boats

At 10pm on Channel 4

Teenager Mustafa from Syria and transgender man Azar from Saudi Arabia are two immigrants who tell their stories of passing in this special programme. She also speaks to people who oppose their presence in the UK, including a single mother from Wales. Human resources