The Prime Video dramatisation of that Newsnight interview premieres today, while over on Channel 5 All Creatures Great and Small is back for a fifth series.

Who Do You Think You Are?
BBC One, 9pm

Tonight’s touching episode of the genealogy series sees The X Factor winner Olly Murs trace his Baltic heritage. His late grandfather Eddie arrived in Essex as a Latvian refugee during the Second World War, and always believed his mother abandoned him. Murs travels to Riga, Latvia to discover what became of his great-grandmother Veronika. His search leads him to discover an entire family of performers, just like him. Murs also discovers the devastating impact the Soviet and Nazi occupation of Latvia had on the country and his family. With the help of local historians, he learns Veronika’s powerful story of rebellion and self-sacrifice.

My Mum, Your Dad
ITV1, 9pm

Davina McCall’s hit parent dating show is back again tonight as the love triangle between teacher Christian, assistant principal Vicky and property developer David continues. Vicky and David go on a dancing date together, while their daughters Tiana and Angharad watch closely, giving instructions through the dancing tutor's earpiece. Christian might not need to sulk for long, however, as soon a new mum enters the house. Juice cleanse company owner Stephanie, 44, and her daughter Mia, 21, arrive tonight to shake things up.

All Creatures Great and Small
Channel 5, 9pm

Channel 5's highest-rated drama, based on vet James Herriot’s famous books, returns for series five. Now in Spring 1941, veterinary surgeon James is at RAF Abingdon, leaving wife Helen and baby boy Jimmy at home in Darrowby and employer Siegfried to manage the surgery alone. Meanwhile, the local war effort is exhausting resources everywhere, and Siegfried is struggling to keep the vets afloat. Fortunately, vet trainee Carmody is eager to step up. Meanwhile, James gets some very unexpected news as he prepares for his first pilot flight.

Celebs Go Dating
E4, 10.05pm

Summer may be over here, but not in the finale of Celebs Go Dating, as the Celebrity Dating Agency throws its first-ever pool party. Married at First Sight star Ella goes from the high of Alex asking her to be his girlfriend to the low of needing to apologise to an agency returnee. Former Gogglebox star Stephen arrives with David while actress Helen Flanagan and Robbie's relationship is stronger than ever. Singer Jamelia and Love Island contestant Chris choose to forgo dates to the party, feeling empowered. Meanwhile, Made in Chelsea's Tristan is still undecided over his options, and makes the unexpected decision to invite two dates to the festivities!

Monsters
Netflix

Following on from the huge success of Netflix's chilling true crime series Dahmer in 2022, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story explores the infamous murders of José and Kitty Menéndez, who were slain by their sons Lyle and Erik in 1989. When police arrived at the family’s Beverly Hills mansion, Lyle, 21, and Erik, 18, claimed to have just discovered their parents after returning home from the cinema. In the months that followed, Lyle and Erik spent their inheritance with exuberance. This aroused suspicion from investigators, who eventually arrested the pair after Erik's therapist's mistress told police about their involvement. In sensational televised trial scenes in 1993, the brothers accused their parents of sexual abuse and substance addiction. Little proof was provided and they were eventually sentenced to life in prison for two counts of first degree murder and conspiracy to murder.

A Very Royal Scandal
Prime Video

The infamous Prince Andrew Newsnight interview that sent shockwaves around the world is the focus of this new drama, created by the team behind A Very English Scandal and A Very British Scandal. Early reviews from critics are already favourable, commending the show's top tier cast, which includes Michael Sheen as Prince Andrew and Ruth Wilson as Emily Maitlis. The real Maitlis serves as an Executive Producer on the series, which explores both the interview’s prelude and fallout, as well as delving deeper into the psyche of the Prince than previous portrayals of the scandal.