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Destination X

9pm, BBC One
“Where the X am I?” That’s what the contestants are going to wish to work out at every stage of this discombobulating new competitors, which turns Europe right into a board recreation. Rob Brydon is the person in cost, sending the gang throughout the continent in windowless coaches. By the top of every episode, they should guess the place they’re on a map, after being fed clues (a few of them pretend) at stops alongside the way in which. Whoever’s guess is the furthest away is eradicated and out of the possibility of profitable the £100,000 prize on the ultimate vacation spot. Hollie Richardson

Fire Country

8pm, Sky Witness
The new sequence of the motion drama begins with a crash-bang, when a helicopter goes down. The ensuing chaos offers ex-con Bode (Max Thieriot) with a chance to show that firefighting actually is “the only healthy addiction I’ve ever had”, whereas bride Gabriela (Stephanie Arcila) can clarify her hesitancy on the altar. Ellen E Jones

The Moors Murders: A Search for Justice

9pm, BBC Two
It may really feel there’s completely no want for one more documentary on Ian Brady, Myra Hindley and their atrocious crimes. This two-parter, although, guarantees to make use of newly found paperwork and recordings to seek out missed alternatives – and new proof that would result in discovering the physique of the ultimate lacking sufferer, Keith Bennett. HR

Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace – What Happened Next

9pm, ITV1
One of this week’s weepy tales began in a 2022 episode, when two estranged sisters who had been left in bathrooms as infants have been reunited. Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell revisit Natasha and Lee-Ann, who’re nonetheless on the lookout for their mother and father. HR

Japan’s Master of Restoration

9pm, BBC Four
It’s BBC One’s The Repair Shop meets Akira Kurosawa’s Ikiru, as an knowledgeable antiques restorer and his apprentice son journey Japan, bringing new life to distinctive artistic endeavors. In this primary episode of three, Koji “The God Hand” Mayuyama is in Osaka, having a look at an 800-year-old vase and a Sixteenth-century tea bowl. EEJ

Bookish

8pm, U&Alibi

The ultimate double invoice of Mark Gatiss’s arch and unashamedly queer whodunnit, set in Nineteen Forties London. When a military captain is poisoned at a lodge bar, exiled royalty and disgruntled workers are within the body for homicide. But will you notice the crimson herrings earlier than bibliophile-turned-detective Gabriel Book (Gatiss)? Hannah J Davies

Film alternative

Threads (Mick Jackson, 1984), 11.15pm, BBC Four

For anybody who loves spending their summers being bummed out,Mick Jackson’s real-world nuclear horror present is a should. A startling, ferocious depiction of the aftermath of a nuclear assault on Sheffield, the movie’s impression can’t be overstated. The terror doesn’t simply come from the preliminary firestorm, however the diseases and societal breakdown that comply with. Threads put the concern of God into folks proper when it wanted to essentially the most and, fairly frankly, the upcoming remake can’t get right here quickly sufficient. Stuart Heritage

Live sport

Golf: Women’s Open Noon, Sky Sports Golf. The first day of the key championship from Royal Porthcawl in Mid Glamorgan.