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Power: The Fall of Hugh Edwards

9pm on Channel 5

Having nearly stolen Wuthering Heights with a thrilling supporting role, Martin Clunes takes a bigger risk here: in a one-off realistic drama, he plays disgraced newsreader Huw Edwards. Clunes’ vocal and physical transformation is a key part of a story that involves long, intense phone conversations between Edwards and vulnerable 17-year-old Ryan (Ossian Morgan). pH

Organize your life with Stacy Solomon

8pm, BBC One
Stacy Solomon offers practical advice and personal compassion to parents Big Craig and Little Craig. Their house is full of toys and the couple worries about losing emotional ties to their daughter’s past. Stacy suggests some concessions. pH

WhatsApp Mania: The Murder of Stephanie Hansen

9pm on ITV1
This sad true crime documentary begins with footage of Sheldon Rodriguez reporting the death of his housemate Stephanie Hansen – saying he was at work. But WhatsApp messages showed he was harassing her and he was convicted of stabbing her to death. Stephanie’s family and police officers tell the story. Holly Richardson

Dyers’ Caravan Park

9pm, Sky One
It’s the final episode, so are Danny and Dani happy with the updated caravan park? There has been opposition to the stadium plans, but they are racing against time to implement them. As they began to think, another water problem arose. pH

Storyville: Khartoum

10pm, BBC4
Taking an original approach, this documentary uses a combination of raw footage, animation and re-enactment to tell the stories of five Sudanese citizens trying to survive amidst the turmoil in their country. It has a dreamy quality but never transcends the country’s various nightmarish realities. pH

The Trials of Ba Saliu

10.10pm, BBC 3

Coventry rapper Pa Saliu’s trials began in earnest in 2018 when he was involved in a fight after his friend was stabbed to death. Saliu was found guilty of possessing a bottle as an offensive weapon, and admitted a charge of causing violent disorder in a later incident. This thoughtful documentary focuses on the aftermath of his time in prison, as he begins to rebuild his career while dealing with grief, survivor’s guilt, and the demands of his parole officers. Phil Harrison

Choose a movie

Theater Camp, 9 p.m., Movie 4

A mockumentary that manages to avoid making fun of most of its subjects, this beautiful film by Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman follows a season at a risky but much-loved youth performing arts summer school. With the director suffering a stroke, her son, “commercial vlogger” Troy (Jimmy Tatro), takes over, much to the surprise of the children and staff, including teachers and their friends Rebecca Diane (Gordon) and Amos (Ben Platt). A love letter to institutions like these that provide refuge for outcasts and nonconformists, young and old. Simon Wardle

Live sports

UEFA Women’s Champions League Arsenal vs Chelsea, At 7.30pm on BBC Two Quarter-finals, first leg.