60 Days on the Estates
9pm, Channel 4
Dionne lives in a mould-infested council flat with her six young children. She informed the council of a letter from their paediatrician that stated: “Due to the recent child death related to mould, I strongly put forward that they need to be rehoused.” The council has done nothing since replying: “We acknowledge your letter.” She is one of a handful of people that Ed Stafford meets in this first episode of a blood-boiling three-part series in which he investigates what life is really like on some of the UK’s most troubled housing estates. Hollie Richardson
Sitting on a Fortune
7pm, ITV1
There’s something rather Partridge-y about this literal-titled gameshow, hosted by Gary Lineker: in execution, a quizzical musical chairs; in appearance, the top deck of a bus, or line of pub rowers singing Oops Upside Your Head. But it’s oddly compelling in its relentless simplicity, by which contestants must stay in the golden chair to win £100,000. Ali Catterall
Midsomer Murders
8pm, ITV1
Stage fright: DCI Barnaby and DS Winter must untangle the personal dramas of a local amateur operatic society when a stranger’s body is discovered during rehearsals. Regular injections of Gilbert and Sullivan make this an enjoyably theatrical Midsomer case, with Sunday night ITV crime drama royalty Kevin Whately among the deft guest stars. Graeme Virtue
The Man Who Played With Fire
8pm, Sky Documentaries
In Sweden they call it the Palme Virus. It manifests as an obsessive fascination with the unsolved 1986 assassination of the then prime minister Olaf Palme. Writer Stieg Larsson was one of those afflicted – this series follows former diplomat Jan Stocklassa as he follows the clues Larsson unearthed. In this penultimate episode, he’s investigating leads in South Africa. Phil Harrison
Ten Pound Poms
9pm, BBC One
We last saw troubled Terry turning himself in for the hit-and-run – but will he actually go through with it? And is doing the right thing worth facing Dean’s wrath? Meanwhile, his wife Annie decides to go on the road with Kate, whose hunt for her son leads them to an orphanage. HR
I Kissed a Boy
9pm, BBC Three
The result of last episode’s Kiss Off is revealed and things turn super-catty after the unkissed dater’s departure (“Just because you are all boring bitches,” is one stunning comment that stirs things up). But the big question: what show-stealing dress will host Dannii Minogue be wearing this time? HR
Live sport
Tennis: French Open, 9.30am, Eurosport 1 Day one at Roland-Garros.
League Two Football: Carlisle v Stockport, 1.30pm, Sky Sports Football The play-off final at Wembley.
Premier League Football: Everton v Bournemouth, 4pm, Sky Sports Main Event Final day of the season.
