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Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue

9.25pm, BBC One

And Then There Were None meets Lost in Anthony Horowitz’s enjoyable thriller thriller. A aircraft crashes within the Mexican jungle with 10 individuals on board – however solely 9 our bodies are later discovered and despatched to the morgue. Who is the final individual alive and the place are they? Flashbacks reveal all in a high-energy sequence starring Eric McCormack and Siobhán McSweeney (with a dodgy American accent). Hollie Richardson

Jamie: What to Eat This Week

5.4opm, Channel 4

A seasonal compilation episode sees Jamie Oliver rustle up dishes to have a good time autumn. His inspiring (or infuriating, relying in your viewpoint) capability to make complicated cookery look achievable is on show as he presents a smoky sweetcorn burger and a delicious-looking mushroom curry with ginger-infused rice. Phil Harrison

Strictly Come Dancing

6.55pm, BBC One

Vicky and Kai! Alex and Johannes! Ellie and Vito! Jimmy and Lauren! These are simply a few of the names you’ll be cheering on because the model new Strictly {couples} take to the ground for his or her first dances. Thankfully, nobody shall be voted off this week, however they’ll be desperate to impress the paddle-wielding judges. HR

Win Win

7pm, ITV1

Punters at dwelling can win the identical prizes because the studio contestants on this huge shiny gameshow, and in addition to interactivity it gives the sweetener of seeing hosts Mel and Sue again on telly collectively – they usually’re as heat and humorous as ever. This week they offer away holidays, vehicles and the possibility to grow to be a “million-ruddy-aire”. Jack Seale

Banned within the 80s: Moments That Shook Music

9.25pm, BBC Two

Music movies resembling Madonna’s Like a Prayer and Queen’s I Want to Break Free broke cultural limitations within the Eighties – which, says this documentary, is the last decade bursting with essentially the most controversial music. Frankie Goes to Hollywood, NWA and George Michael are additionally within the highlight. HR

11.55pm, BBC One

Kelly Somers makes an attempt to avoid fashionable media coaching by peppering footballers with questions on their lives on and off the pitch. This week it’s the flip of former Spanish worldwide Andoni Iraola, as soon as the Athletic Bilbao proper again and now working a decent ship because the Bournemouth supervisor. Graeme Virtue

Film alternative

The Man in My Basement , out now, Disney+

The set-up of Nadia Latif’s edgy, unsettling movie, taken from a Walter Mosley novel, screams horror. Charles (Corey Hawkins) is jobless, in debt and about to lose the house his household has lived in for eight generations. Then the mysterious Anniston (Willem Dafoe) gives to hire his basement for $1,000 a day for 65 days, no questions requested. But we’re in Jordan Peele territory right here, the place the well-worked style tropes – which set two males with darkish pasts towards one another – are additionally a conduit to discover Black American historical past and spotlight truths about racism. Simon Wardell

Evil Does Not Exist, 10.05pm, BBC Four

Still waters run deep on this reflective drama from Ryusuke “Drive My Car” Hamaguchi, set in a woodland group at one with nature. Tokyo-based consultants Takahashi (Ryuji Kosaka) and Mayzumi (Ayaka Shibutani) arrive to advertise a proposed glamping web site. But native oddjob man Takumi (Hitoshi Omika), who’s elevating his eight-year-old daughter Hana (Ryo Nishikawa) to respect her surroundings, warns of the opposed ecological affect. The political content material is softly spoken, in a movie of contemplative magnificence, however there’s an undercurrent of unease. SW

Live sport

Premier League Football: Brentford v Man United, 11am, TNT Sports 1 Nottingham Forest v Sunderland is at 5pm and Spurs v Wolves at 7.45pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

Ryder Cup Golf, midday, Sky Sports Main Event The foursomes on day two. The ultimate day is on Sunday from 5pm on Sky Sports Golf.

Women’s Rugby World Cup: Canada v England, 3pm, BBC One The ultimate at Twickenham, with semi-final hero Ellie Kildunne on high kind.

World Championship Cycling, 3.15pm, TNT Sports 1 The girls’s elite highway race in Kigali, Rwanda. The males’s race is on Sun at 2.25pm on BBC Two.