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Comic Relief: Funny for Money

7pm, BBC One
The fundraiser is back, with hosts including Davina McCall, Nick Mohammed, Katherine Ryan and Catherine Tate – as Nan! Highlights include an exclusive world from Traitors: The Movie: The Sequel and a stunning sketch of Amandaland. Additionally, Greg James has completed a 1,000km tandem bike challenge, while Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond take on a secret special project.. Holly Richardson

The world of gardeners

9pm on BBC Two
Are your pelargonium plants ready for a great summer? Never fear, Monty Don has returned to his Longmeadow garden to show off a well-grown spring. And at RHS Garden Rosemoor, Carol Klein grows fruits and vegetables that taste as good as they look. Ellen E. Jones

Ted

9pm, Sky One

The second season of this comedy, in some ways, continues to prove that the foul-mouthed teddy bear is not so much a one-joke as it is a franchise that can last for more than a decade. This double bill sees him audition for a school play, while Blair learns she is pregnant. Alexey Duggins

Comic relief is the weakest link

10pm on BBC Two
Bank or pants? Why not both? After three hours of entertaining fundraising on BBC One, the lively comedy relief effort continues uninterrupted on BBC Two. Romesh Ranganathan welcomes six comedians to his sarcasm-lit sanctuary to see who can have the most fun on Red Nose Day 2026. Graeme Virtue

Claudia Winkelmann Show

10.40pm, on BBC One
The first episode of Hit or Miss is over and Claude is back with more. It’s not exactly a top-tier list, but there’s plenty of fun to be had with Irish comedian Joan McAnally, BAFTA-nominated actor Gus Khan, and former One Direction star Niall Horan. Human resources

Masked Devil: John Wayne Gacy

10.55pm on ITV1

It’s the penultimate episode of the disturbing true crime drama that tells the horrific story of American serial killer Gacy, and the trial is underway. However, police still don’t know exactly how many people Gacy killed. Can his driver to and from court extract more information? pH

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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Tom Harper, 2026), Netflix

Whether the Birmingham-set crime drama needs another outing after six series is a moot point, but Tommy Shelby returns to the brood in style one last time. Creator/writer Steven Knight and director Tom Harper keep things reassuringly familiar (glowing skylines, outdated songs, random acts of violence) but now it’s 1940, and the Nazis are coming. While Tommy (Cillian Murphy) is holed up in a crumbling mansion haunted by the ghosts of his past, his reckless son and heir, Duke (Barry Keoghan), forms an alliance with British fascist John Beckett (the wonderful Tim Roth), to flood the country with counterfeit currency. Only Tommy can stop them. Simon Wardle

In the Camera (Khaled Talk 2023)11.10pm, BBC Two
The travails of an actor doomed to a series of humiliating tests could be the subject of comedy (see The Wonder Man). But in Nakash Khaled’s satirical drama, it becomes the stuff of nightmares. Nabhan Rizwan stars as Azan as Aden, first seen as a bloodied corpse in a police show, who seems disconcertingly detached in the face of the awkwardness and false honesty of his profession. When he is hired by a therapist to play the dead son of a grieving mother, his grip on reality begins to slip. The same goes for the film itself, which seems increasingly uninhibited. Southwest