There's further general election coverage, plenty of musical and show tune fun on BBC Four, an afternoon of (largely festive) animated film on Channel 4, and the last-ever episode of US drama series SEAL Team . . .
Results, analysis and comment on the general election, along with live reports from around the country on the progress of the count.
It’s day two of the count and hopefully a clear picture is beginning to emerge from the count centres around the country.
Over on TG4 Vóta 2024 begins at 10am and is presented by Siún Nic Gearailt and Eimear Ní Chonaola.
The Old Grey Whistle Test, 7.20pm, BBC Four
Here’s one for those who either grew up in the late 1960s/early 1970s or wish they had.
'[Whispering’ Bob Harris introduces Ralph (Streets of London) McTell (above) in concert at the BBC Television Theatre in London's Shepherds Bush in 1976.
Wolf Hall, 9.00pm, BBC One
As season two of the period drama continues, the royal court is on the brink of a new era.
What with the war in the north over, Lady Mary now safely back at court, and King Henry daring to hope that the queen's pregnancy will give him the male heir he has longed for.
But joy at the birth of the young prince in the autumn of 1538 is short-lived when tragedy strikes the family.
Big Night of Musicals 2024 by the National Lottery, 8.00pm, BBC Four
Jason Manford hosts a musical celebration from Manchester's AO Arena, with guests including Beverley Knight (below), Daniel Mays, Nicole Scherzinger and Alfie Boe.
Broadway sensation Hadestown present a UK television exclusive ahead of its West End debut.
Also featured are show-stopping numbers from the casts of Everybody's Talking About Jamie, Disney's Aladdin, A Chorus Line, Grease The Musical, and Mrs Doubtfire, The Wizard of Oz, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Phantom of the Opera and Hamilton.
Plus, an exclusive behind the scenes look at hit British comedy musical Operation Mincemeat, and a preview of the exciting shows in theatres this year.
Show Tunes at the BBC, 9.30pm, BBC Four
Elaine Paige - who else? - guides viewers through a selection of songs from musicals from the BBC archives, with tunes from Cats, The Lion King, Funny Girl, My Fair Lady, Sunset Boulevard, West Side Story, A Little Night Music and The Sound of Music.
The American Society of Magical Negroes, Sky Cinema Premiere & NOW
In this comedy movie, a young man gets recruited into a secret society of magical Black people who dedicate their lives to making white people's lives easier.
Although initially enamored with his new powers, he begins to question the value of using supernatural means to do the very thing he's felt obligated to do his whole life.
Excellent drama, directed by Clint Eastwood and featuring Oscar-winning performances from Sean Penn (below, right) and Tim Robbins.
A superb cast also includes Kevin Bacon (below, left), Laura Linney and Laurence Fishburne.
The story revolves around the murder of a teenager that leaves her heartbroken father determined to exact revenge on the killer.
But as police and family members conduct their investigations, suspicion falls rather too close to home.
Cape Fear, 11.00pm, BBC Two
Martin Scorsese's pretty good thriller remake, starring Robert De Niro (below), Nick Nolte, Jessica Lange and Juliette Lewis, with cameo appearances by Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum and Martin Balsam, who all appeared in the 1962 original.
De Niro stars as a psychopathic rapist who gets released from prison after 14 years and plots revenge on the defence attorney he blames for his imprisonment.
Subjecting the lawyer and his family to a terrifying campaign of intimidation, he uses his knowledge of the law to stay untouchable.
We're Going on a Bear Hunt, 1.30pm, Channel 4
An afternoon of animated films begins here.
This one’s based on the popular children's bedtime book by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.
Stan, Katie, Rosie, Max and the baby, along with Rufus the dog, all embark on a quest to find some bears. Trekking through whirling snowstorms, muddy bogs and dark forests, the siblings refuse to let anything get in their way.
But when Rosie and Rufus end up getting lost, bear-hunting suddenly doesn't seem quite so much fun after all.
Featuring the voices of Olivia Colman, Pam Ferris and Mark Williams as Mum, Grandma and Dad respectively.
Followed by Terry Pratchett's The Abominable Snow Baby (2.05pm), The Tiger Who Came to Tea (2.40pm), Mog's Christmas (3.15pm), The Snowman (3.50pm), Father Christmas (4.25pm), and The Snowman and the Snowdog (5pm).
SEAL Team, 9.00pm, Sky Max
After seven seasons, the American military drama starring David Boreanaz comes to an end.
Jason wrestles with guilt and searches for closure in Afghanistan; the Decker investigation comes to a close; Ray starts his new chapter and the new-look BRAVO jumps right into the next mission.
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