A lot of new and returning shows including More Than a Whistle - a look at female refs - MasterChef: The Professionals, Mary Berry's Foolproof Dinners, book show Between the Covers, and the spat between Kendrick Lamar and Drake . . .
This documentary looks fascinating.
It follows three referees, Joy Neville (above), Michelle O'Neill and Maggie Farrelly (below), on the next phase of their careers as they strive to be the best in the business.
Viewers get access to each person's preparation, match and post-game thoughts and experiences.
We see how they handle their busy schedules and limited downtime, while also getting a first-hand testimonial of what it was that drove them toward becoming pioneers of the game.
Viewers will also see how each referee has had a different journey and will have a different trajectory in the future, but the one common thread is that they will keep striving to be the best, to change their respective sports for the better and to be viewed simply as a referee, rather than a female referee.
MasterChef: The Professionals, 8.00pm, BBC One
As season 17 begins, Marcus Wareing, Gregg Wallace and Monica Galetti (below) search their next culinary superstar as the first four chefs enter the kitchen hoping to secure a place in the week's quarter final.
The first two are tasked with making a carrot schnitzel with a white bean hummus and Zhoug in the Skills Test while the others tackle choux pastry beignets before they all present the judges with their own two course Signature Menu.
Beyond Chelsea, 10.00pm, E4
It's mad to think that reality show Made in Chelsea began all of 13 years ago.
Hopefully, some of those involved have grown up a little. And here's where you find that out.
Follow Made in Chelsea OGs Binky Felstead, Lucy Watson and Rosie Fortescue in a reality spin-off, as they navigate new challenges and major milestones, from starting families to building businesses.
Mary's Foolproof Dinners, 7.30pm, BBC One
In this brand-new series, Mary Berry (below) helps out some of her famous friends, old and new, with inspiring recipes that guarantee success.
In this edition she comes to the aid of comedian Alan Carr, who doesn't have a clue how to cook his favourite comfort foods.
The chef teaches him some foolproof dishes, including parma ham and cauliflower cheese parcels, as well as honey mustard chicken with rustic potatoes.
Public Enemies: Kendrick vs Drake, 10.20pm, Channel 4
Using archival footage and interviews with those who know them best, this documentary charts Kendrick Lamar (below) and Drake's success from childhood to their current rivalry.
Ultimately, it’s investigating what started the rift between the two stars and how it became one of the top pop culture stories of 2024.
Between the Covers, 7.00pm, BBC Two
Season 8 of this book show begins, Sara Cox is joined by actor and comedian Adrian Edmondson (below), QI quip-master, comedian, actor and author Alan Davies, Bafta nominee Taj Atwal and comedian and author Sara Pascoe.
They share their favourite books and review the book club choice - All the Colours of the Dark, by Chris Whitaker.
The Overlap on Tour, 9.00pm, Sky Max
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Season two sees footballing legends Gary Neville, Roy Keane (below), Jamie Carragher and Ian Wright take their thrilling adventures and jovial banter to some of Europe’s most beautiful cities.
They’ll be taking part in high octane activities and sharing their hilarious stories and personal anecdotes from their playing and management days.
The trip starts with a visit to Turin to relive Roy’s epic Champions League semi-final performance for Manchester United against Juventus in 1999.
Highland Cops, 8.00pm, BBC Two
Return of the documentary about Police Scotland's Highlands and Islands division, beginning with the search for a climber who has gone missing in the Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye.
On the island of Orkney, a warrant has been issued to search a property where the residents are suspected of dealing Class A drugs.
Meanwhile Glencoe officers Stephen Cooper and Roddy Sandeman respond to a call about a nesting cormorant that has become trapped on the Ballachulish bridge.
Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour, Netflix
Get ready to scream, cry, dance, and sing your heart out with multi-Platinum, Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter, Olivia Rodrigo.
From the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, she’ll sing songs from her latest album, Guts, and her debut album, Sour.
In this concert special, you can get a look at Olivia on her Guts world tour and experience her powerful performances of songs about heartbreak and betrayal.
Storyville: Eternal You, 10.00pm, BBC Four
This edition of Storyville explores the use of AI in the digital afterlife business, which involves technology that creates the impression of a real person who has died.
These impressions are designed with the intention of offering comfort to the bereaved.
This programme delves into the ethics of the digital afterlife business, while taking a look at the morally questionable use of Artificial Intelligence.
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