Brain Doctors: Inside Neurosurgery explores a high-octane medical world, Queen Latifah is back as The Equalizer, Will Trent returns for a third run, while Celtic face Bayern Munich in the Champions League play-offs . . .
Brain Doctors: Inside Neurosurgery, 9.00pm, Virgin Media One
Step inside the high-octane world of neurosurgery, where every second counts and one wrong move can mean life or death.
Brain Doctors: Inside Neurosurgery takes you behind the scenes at Beaumont Hospital, Ireland's top neurosurgical hub, where the stakes are as high as they come.
This is where some of the most complex brain and spinal surgeries happen - and where incredible human stories unfold.
From huge brain tumors and life-altering epilepsy to spinal surgeries following horrific accidents, the surgeons at Beaumont are on the front lines, saving lives, one high-pressure operation at a time.
This series isn’t just about scalpels and surgeries - it’s about the extraordinary patients who refuse to give up, the families who rally around in the toughest moments, and the surgeons who carry the weight of life and death on their shoulders.
The Equalizer, 9.00pm, Sky Witness
Streaming on NOW
Queen Latifah is back as Robyn McCall in season five of this reboot about a vigilante who helps the otherwise helpless.
Not to be confused with the film series of the same name, starring Denzel Washington.
McCall comes across to most as an average single mother who is quietly raising her teenage daughter.
But to a trusted few, she is an anonymous guardian angel and defender of the downtrodden, dogged in her pursuit of personal redemption.
In the opening episode of the latest run, McCall races to rescue two siblings who run into trouble after stealing a grocery truck carrying firearms.
Meanwhile, Harry and Delilah help Mel through her trauma in the aftermath of her kidnapping.
Murder Trial: Body in the Warehouse, 9.00pm, BBC Two
This is the case of 60-year-old army veteran Ean Coutts, whose burnt and decomposed body was discovered in an abandoned warehouse near Glenrothes, Fife, in 2020, 12 months after his death.
Decorator David Barnes was eventually convicted of the crime at the High Court in Edinburgh. He had assumed Mr Coutts' identity and withdrawn more than £5,000 of his money.
Will Trent, Disney+
Here’s season 3 of the drama based on Karin Slaughter’s New York Times bestselling Will Trent series.
Special Agent Will Trent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) was abandoned at birth and endured a harsh coming-of-age in Atlanta’s overwhelmed foster care system.
Now, Will uses his unique point of view in the pursuit of justice and has the highest clearance rate in the GBI.
In the first episode of the new season, when two off-duty cops are wounded, the GBI must track down Will Trent, who recently fled town to help solve the case.
As the investigation unfolds, Will is drawn into his past to clear a friend’s name amid rivalries and corruption.
Amandaland, 9.00pm, BBC One
This Motherland spin-off starring Lucy Punch (below, right) and Joanna Lumley got off to a great start last week. Here’s to plenty more of the same.
In tonight's episode, Amanda is forced to sell her belongings at a car boot sale when her mother insists she empty all the stuff from her garage.
Things start looking up for her when she's approached for a photoshoot of her new minimalist home but she struggles to live by the lifestyle.
Meanwhile, Felicity attends her old friend Bunny's funeral and Anne becomes obsessed with finding out who her son is dating.
Grantchester, 9.00pm, UTV
There’s quite a surprise in store at an archaeological dig when a professor of archaeology is found brutally murdered at a site outside Grantchester.
As they investigate his background, Alphy and Geordie soon realise there was more to the expert than met the eye.
Meanwhile, still reeling from the Bishop's news, Alphy looks for a sign from God about what to do next.
Diubai: Buying the Dream, 10.00pm, Channel 4
As the high-end property-selling series continues, Connor struggles to balance work and home life, learning the hard way that the Dubai property market stops for no one.
Can he convince Evelyn to sell a £23.6m mansion with him in Dubai Hills, while maintaining relations at home?
Jake shocks Michelle when he replaces her with new broker Ellinor and Rick unveils a luxurious penthouse for sale at Five Palm Jumeirah, putting Ellinor and Cat on the case.
The Repair Shop, 9.00pm, BBC One
Bookbinder Chris Shaw and art conservator Lucia Scalisi team up to repair a book made by two loving parents that charts the first three years of owner Lottie's life.
Dominic Chinea and Brenton West tackle the restoration of a paraffin camping stove bought in 1957 that comes with memories of family walking adventures.
Also: Will Kirk repairs a table bought in Thailand in the 1960s and hatter Jayesh Vaghela fixes up a tweed flat cap for visitor Mick.
Oíche i gCorcaigh, 9.30pm, TG4
The fly-on-the-wall documentary series concludes with more events captured in Cork over one night.
Hannah McCarthy and her friends Phoebe and Orlaith get a pre-drink or two in before hitting the town.
Meanwhile, Gardaí Shane McCarthy and Barra O'Shea patrol the streets, ready for whatever action unfolds.
Also: Cork River Rescue is out, like all nights, motoring up an down the river.
The Champions League play-off first legs continue with Celtic v Bayern Munich (KO 8pm) from Celtic Park in Glasgow.
The Scottish side finished in 21st place in the league phase to secure their place in this round, with all three of their wins in the round coming at home.
Tonight they face a tough test against the German giants, who won 2-1 when they last visited this venue in the group stage of the 2017/18 tournament.
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