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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

At 10.20pm on ITV1

What was life like on the USS Enterprise before Captain Kirk? That’s the question answered in this delightful Star Trek series, with new versions of Spock (Ethan Peck) and Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding). After debuting on Paramount+ in 2022, the first season has now aired on ITV1 in double-billed installments. The opening episode sees the return of Captain Pike (Anson Mount), who has been granted leave to the Enterprise to lead a risky rescue mission. Graeme Virtue

Yorkshire Education

8pm on Channel 4

The school year is almost over, which means it’s time for reflection for the headmaster, Mr. Burton, and a final attempt to boost attendance numbers for the vice-principal, Mrs. Ali. How will 11th graders like Gracie Mae respond to the introduction of the Fun Bus? Meanwhile, Year 10’s Darcy and Alexa compete to become Head Girl. Ellen E. Jones

A choral pilgrimage with the Sixteen

8.45pm, BBC4

It’s the 25th anniversary of the world-famous choral pilgrimage, and this special program – called Angel of Peace – is a recording from Peterborough Cathedral. The serene ceremony features music dating back nine centuries, beginning with the songs of medieval Abbess Hildegard of Bingen. Human resources

Riot women

9pm, BBC One

Sally Wainwright’s engaging drama about a post-menopausal punk band is a poignant meditation on motherhood and aging. After Beth (Joanna Scanlan) convinces Kitty (Rosalie Craig) to be the band’s frontwoman, the first song they write about middle age brings the rest of the group to tears. But when they all start to bond, Kitty discovers a secret. Human resources

Fraud

9pm on ITV1

“That’s the way it is with Bert. It’s exciting, but it always gets out of hand.” Bert’s impulsiveness causes chaos, prompting Jackie to quit the team. Meanwhile, Sam secretly asks her old friend for help, leaving her partner in crime feeling betrayed. As pressure mounts on the police, are their plans beginning to unravel? Ali Catterall

alive

10pm Sky Max

After the revealing ending to last week’s episode, Em (Romy Weltman) discovers the upsides of being an undead “reanimator” — namely super-fast healing and a shortcut to sobriety. She’ll need some help from her sister, Detective Dana (Melanie Scrofano), if she wants to solve the mystery of her death. Eig

Live sports

Women’s Cricket World Cup: India vs England, 10am, Sky Sports main event Australia vs England on Wednesday.

Premier League: Tottenham vs Aston Villa, 1pm, main event on Sky Sports Liverpool vs Manchester United at 4pm.