The Woman in White
9pm, BBC One
Given recent events, Fiona Seres’s riveting adaptation of Wilkie Collins’s novel takes on additional venom as a tale of the chaos wrought upon women by men. Former EastEnder Ben Hardy is the naive artist who, one murky London evening, encounters a distressed woman fleeing an asylum, before taking a job in the north where he is charged with teaching vivacious half-sisters Laura and Marian. When he sees the distressed woman again in Cumberland, he questions his sanity, as her claims take on a personal resonance. Ben Arnold
Little Big Shots
7pm, ITV
Dawn French is your host for the kids’ talent show with no prizes except the chance to show off on telly (and the mixed blessing of having your precocity on potential display for the rest of eternity). A pair of eight-year-old Russian acrobats, some talented tap dancers and a drummer who’s only seven are among the performers. Hannah Verdier
Symphony for Our World
8pm, Nat Geo Wild
To mark Earth Day 2018, an immersive hour of exotic wildlife footage with the usual anodyne narration ditched in favour of a soaring soundtrack from some of Hans Zimmer’s orchestral helpers. Enjoy the cute baby animal montage but stick around for the giant centipede versus mouse deathmatch. Graeme Virtue
My Year with the Tribe
9pm, BBC Two
Will Millard’s second visit to a Korowai clan in Indonesia reveals many changes since his first. A surprisingly meta episode, exploring the desire of documentary subjects to satisfy expectations, an outcome shaking Millard. This, and the steps made to return to the original remit, make for a singular series. Mark Gibbings-Jones
The Good Karma Hospital
9pm, ITV
It’s Ram and Mala getting wed in this series finale, but romance is also in the air for will-they-won’t-they docs Ruby and Gabriel. Acting as co-mediators in a fishing dispute is the unlikely spark; but then everything seems romantic with this south Indian backdrop. Sue Johnston guest stars. Ellen E Jones
Diana to Meghan: Royal Wedding Secrets
9pm, Channel 5
A royal wedding is a kerfuffle of a magnitude that necessitates lots of people getting involved. What do they all do? How do such huge events come together? Windsor nuptial veterans, including Kiri Te Kanawa who sang for Charles and Diana, share their insights. Jonathan Wright
Film choice
Radiator, 2am, Film4
The pain of old age is explored with real authenticity and emotion here. Richard Johnson is cantankerous old Leonard, so immobile in his Lake District cottage that his wife Maria (Gemma Jones) calls their estranged son Daniel (Daniel Cerqueira) for help. What follows is beautiful; bleak, but heartwarming. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Snooker: The World Championship More green baize fun. 10am, BBC Two
IPL Cricket: Sunrisers Hyderabad v Chennai Super Kings Rajasthan Royals v Mumbai Indians to follow. 11am, Sky Sports Cricket
FA Cup Football: Chelsea v Southampton The second semi-final. 2.30pm, BT Sport 1
