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Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service

At 10pm on Channel 4
In a series that premiered in the US last year, Chef Ramsay returns with his brand of hard-hitting home truths on how to save struggling restaurants. This time, he uses surveillance to secretly gather information about what goes wrong before dredging. It begins at a family-run Greek place in Washington, D.C., where hygiene standards are said to be seriously lacking. Holly Richardson

Our dream of a Welsh church

8pm on Channel 4

With the dark days of sleeping in an on-site shipping container far behind them, husband-and-wife team Keith Brehmer-Jones and Marge Hogarth continue to renovate the 19th-century chapel into an elegant home. Next on your checklist? Converting two wet storage rooms into a guest suite and adding some brutalist vibes to the yard. Graeme Virtue

Muslim matchmaker

9pm, BBC Three
The final double bill of this delightful matchmaking series begins with a doctor telling her dinner date with all the ways she’s out of the match – will she pretend her pager has gone off tonight? Then, a divorced woman goes go-karting on a first blind date, but the chat quickly takes a wrong turn. Matchmakers Hoda and Yasmine still have their work cut out for them. Human resources

Mastermind: To think like a killer

9.45pm, BBC2
When behavioral science pioneer Dr. Anne Burgess was first called to address the FBI, she found herself speaking about rape to a room full of laughter, exclusively from male agents. This three-part documentary tells the remarkable story of a woman who became an authority on criminal psychology and the treatment of victims of serious crime. Phil Harrison

Storyville: Speechless

10pm, BBC4
For more than a decade, a deeply divisive ideological battle has raged across higher education campuses in the United States, focusing on freedom of expression, language, and identity. The debate itself appears to be under threat. In this powerful two-part documentary, Rick Esther Bienstock embeds herself on the front lines of this generational power struggle, to find out if anyone really has the last word. Ali Catterall

Copenhagen test

11pm on Channel 4
Harking back to Orphan Black and The Truman Show, director James Wan’s high-tech thriller accelerates toward its conclusion as Alexander (Simu Liu) gets closer to the truth behind the brain-hacking technology that destroyed his life, the true identity of Michelle (Melissa Barrera) and the hilarious twists and turns he keeps taking. Priya Elan

Choose a movie

Roffman (Derek Cianfrance, 2025) 9pm, first showing at Sky Cinema

The sad but true story of an escaped convict who hid out in a Toys R Us store and began a relationship with an employee has become a comedy, but still full of pathos. Channing Tatum stars as a suave thief as Jeffrey Manchester, a former soldier and estranged father who is arrested after robbing several McDonald’s outlets by drilling through the ceiling. After escaping from prison, he sets up a hidden lair in a toy store and spies on the employees, including Kirsten Dunst’s single mother, Lee, who may offer him the chance to start a second family. Simon Wardle

sports

Women’s International Football: England vs Spain6.30pm, on ITV1
World Cup qualifiers at Wembley Stadium.

UEFA Champions League Football: Liverpool – Paris Saint-Germain6.30pm, Prime Video
The second leg of the quarter-finals at Anfield.