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Zero Line: Inside Russia’s War

9pm on BBC Two
The full extent of the terror and horror experienced by people in Russia who oppose Putin’s war has been detailed in a stunning documentary. Fully aware of the risk of arrest – or even worse punishment – soldiers and civilians testified in secretly recorded interviews last year. Two men explain the military torture, ‘meat storms’ and summary executions they regularly witnessed on the front line – and one recalls the moment he knew he had to escape, after becoming an officer and ordering the men sent to their deaths. Holly Richardson

7pm on BBC Two
This year, upscale cooking is all about the movie theme, allowing for fun shenanigans like Batman’s breakfast. (Surely it should have been dinner-dinner-dinner-dinner-Batman?) The qualifiers begin in the North West of England where four chefs will be whittled down to just one over three rigorous episodes this week. Graeme Virtue

Dyers’ Caravan Park

9pm, Sky One

“You wouldn’t see Olivia Colman doing that shit, would you?” Danny Dyer and his daughter Dani are busy revamping the UK’s dwindling caravan park, thus saving the great British holiday. It’s not the best start: Danny misses the opening weekend because he’s at the Brit Awards. However, he returns to face a room full of disgruntled caravan owners in a lively Q&A session. From overproviding outdoor pools to cutting the lawn, he’s learning the ropes the hard way. Human resources

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9pm on ITV1
Only nine of 14 Britons remain, collectively trying to win a prize by climbing a mountain in New Zealand. There’s more high drama now as the Mountain Keeper makes another effort to split up the group – which succeeds spectacularly as the racers grapple with the logistics of crossing an icy lake. Jack Seale

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs World

9pm, BBC Three
Will Poulter (The Bear, Midsommar) returns to the judging panel and helps with the challenge in which the queens have to act without speaking. Guiding their efforts to become silent film stars is showrunner and huge fan of Doctor Who, Russell T Davies. youth

Storyville: Bucha Rebuilt

10pm, BBC4
Mila Tychaeva and Markus Lenz’s film presents a series of powerful vignettes from the Ukrainian town of Bucha. In the aftermath of the brief Russian occupation in 2022, ordinary people adapt to life among the ruins and children find normalcy at school. “I’m so happy that everyone in our class is alive,” says their teacher. Hannah J. Davis

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