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A Mary Berry Christmas

9pm, BBC One
Mary Berry celebrated her 90th birthday this year, but she showed no sign of slowing down in the kitchen this Christmas. Pigs in cassoulet blankets, cherry-lemon melfe, and steamed pear-ginger pudding are all on her menu, and she’s also joined by Alison Steadman, Harry Aikins Arrietty and Zoe Ball. Peri also needs to pick out a Christmas tree – so she heads off to Windsor Great Park. Holly Richardson

Hunting party

9pm, U&Alibi
Another day, another serial killer is found on the run from Bex and his colleagues: Tom Beecher, who made a woman watch as he killed another woman in front of her. Horrible stuff – but it was also undermined by the extraordinary resemblance between Beecher and Geoffrey of the Rainbow. You half expect Zippy and George to join the drama. Ali Catterall

Mozart’s sister

9pm, Sky Arts
More festive programs on the occasion of the new drama Amadeus. She was five years older and a musical prodigy in her own right, but when Maria Anna “Nannerl” Mozart turned 18, it was no longer appropriate for her, as a young woman, to perform music. What happened to all that talent? This “dramatic musical investigation” explores the mystery. Ellen E. Jones

Unspeakable: Control – Can I trust my partner?

At 12:05 pm on Channel 4
Are unhealthy and abusive relationships normalized, or even highlighted, online? Why is there hardly any research into the rise of this? Daisy Maskell conducts her own survey and speaks to under-30s about their experiences. It also looks into the terrifying use of “stalkerware” applications. Human resources

A league of their own

9pm Sky Max
After 15 years and 20 seasons, the final whistle has sounded on a tumultuous sporting competition run by Romesh Ranganathan. Regular players Jamie Redknapp, Jill Scott and Micah Richards help gold medal-winning Olympic cyclist Laura Kenny, veteran boxer Tony Bellew and street food champion Big Zo have one last hurrah. Graeme Virtue

Inside Legoland at Christmas

8pm on Channel 4
The largest Lego Christmas tree in the world! Festive day for dogs! Caves! This look at the magic behind LEGOLAND’s winter wonderland is a kid’s dream come true (or a chance to flog some tickets, depending on your cynicism). From putting up 700 real trees to rehearsing the seasonal shows, you can’t help but feel the effort for the team. Human resources

Choose a movie

Dune: Part Two (Denis Villeneuve, 2024), 10.35 pmSky Cinema are great
Next Christmas is expected to witness the release of the third part of the space opera trilogy by Denis Villeneuve, based on the classic novels of Frank Herbert. If #2 is anything to go by, it should be worth the wait. Timothée Chalamet returns as Paul Atreides, heir to a colonial dynasty but also the prophesied liberator of the people of the desert planet Arrakis, AKA Dune. Amidst stunning effects and complex plotting, it’s a terrifying story about the power and faith that subvert the best intentions. Paul is Christ, but he’s also a very naughty boy. Simon Wardle

Live sports

League Cup Football: Newcastle vs Fulham, At 7.30pm on ITV1 Quarter-finals at St. James Park.

exam Cricket: England vs Australia, 11pm on TNT Sports 1 Third Ashes Test from Adelaide.