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Ten Pound Poms
9pm, BBC One
A tragedy opens the concluding part of Danny Brocklehurst’s Aussie period drama, as the death of a migrant propels Annie into action – but her peaceful protest soon gets out of hand. Kate, meanwhile, finally finds her son. Can that mean a happy ending? HR
Van Der Valk
8pm, ITV1
Boasting some of the most comically bad acting these eyes have witnessed, the third season of this low-stakes crime drama opens with the shooting of a free-running star. Marc Warren returns as the titular detective, along with Lucienne Hassell (Maimie McCoy) and their two new junior team members. They are soon in the murky world of drug smuggling, as Van Der Valk is also thrown back into contact with an ex. Hollie Richardson
Spy in the Ocean
7pm, BBC One
Spy hammerhead joins some scalloped hammerheads to get a makeover from angel fish this week – including a deep dental clean. Spy dolphin, meanwhile, tries to play with a species not known for its fun-loving style: the grumpy southern right whale. And spy spider crab, with its eight robotic legs, saves its new friends from a hungry ray. HR
BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2023: The Grand Final
8pm, BBC Four
A belting week concludes, with the five best of the original 16 opera singers returning to St David’s Hall in Cardiff to compete for the title. Two previous winners, Jamie Barton and Neal Davies, are in the venue to assess the finalists, alongside hosts Petroc Trelawny and Josie d’Arby. Jack Seale
Gods of Tennis
9pm, BBC Two
This excellent retro tennis series concludes with a look at the parallel careers of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Evert was styled as an all-American heroine, while there was an undertow of suspicion around Navratilova, who was gay, ultra-competitive and an émigré from communist Czechoslovakia. As it happens, the rivalry was cosmetic; their mutual respect is obvious. Phil Harrison
Glastonbury: 50 Years and Counting
11pm, BBC Two
Memory lane is a particularly muddy thoroughfare at this time of year, what with the BBC gearing up their Glasto coverage, and the likes of Noel Gallagher, Orbital and Stormzy reminiscing about great festivals past. Were you there in 1995 when Pulp proved their mettle? Or in 2011 when Beyoncé ascended to a higher dimension? Ellen E Jones
Live sport
International Football: Uefa Nations League Final, 7pm, Channel 4 Netherlands or Croatia v Spain or Italy at De Kuip, Rotterdam.
