Unreported World
7.30pm, Channel 4
The current affairs series returns with a report from Yemen, where bombing by a Saudi-led coalition, combined with a naval blockade has led to a humanitarian crisis. Reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy and director Patrick Wells are the first international crew to film in Hodeidah port, which is critical to food imports but has been disabled by attacks. It’s a story that will inevitably touch on Britain’s role in supplying arms to the Saudis. Jonathan Wright
Travel Man: 48 Hours in Helsinki
8.30pm, Channel 4
Adorable Paul Rudd joins Richard Ayoade on his latest magnificently overwritten travelogue. The Finnish capital looks dull on this evidence, although whether it’s a “creditable sojourn” is arguably secondary to the number of deadpan skirmishes Ayoade can lure his guest into. Rudd is mostly steamrollered, but he is a good foil when Ayoade burns in a sauna, and his reaction to salted liquorice is uproarious. Jack Seale
Sir Terry Wogan Remembered: Fifty Years At The BBC
9pm, BBC1
Terry Wogan fronted Eurovision, Blankety Blank and his own chatshow, but it was on the radio where he seemed most at home. His was a meandering style, not given to “best bits”, but the fact that we are eight months on from his passing suggests that plenty of consideration has been given to how best to convey that singularity. Graham Norton and Fearne Cotton are among those paying tribute. John Robinson
The Level
9pm, ITV
A detective sergeant’s double life – namely a clandestine attachment to a drugs trafficker – results in a bullet wound she must conceal, and a killer to shrug off while investigating a murder case that’s a bit too close to home. In this tense new drama starring Karla Crome and Philip Glenister, added fun is derived from watching DS Nancy Devlin (a surname loaded with symbolism, of course) make some laughably big and panicky misjudgments as she goes along. Ali Catterall
Hip Hop World News
9pm, BBC4
Money, race and gender are among the subjects viewed through the lens of hip-hop in a sturdy treatise fronted ably by UK rap don Rodney P. He traces the genre’s rise to prominence through pop culture, speaking to the likes of Def Jam’s Russell Simmons and, in an emotional meeting, Public Enemy’s Chuck D. It’s followed by the excellent feature documentary Rubble Kings (10.30pm), about hip-hop’s role in quashing the New York gang violence of the early 1970s. Ben Arnold
Hooten and The Lady
9pm, Sky1
“What kind of person uses explosives to excavate a sacred site?” In Egypt, things are blowing up quite literally for prim archaeologist Lady Alex (Ophelia Lovibond) and rough-and-tumble tomb raider Hooten (Michael Landes), their attempts to locate Alexander the Great’s mummy hampered by stuffy bureaucrats and a rival fortune hunter. Gorgeous locations, spirited badinage and old-school fisticuffs make this a spiffy slice of undemanding escapism. Graeme Virtue
American Horror Story: Roanoke
10pm, Fox
At last we have a setting for the sixth series of Ryan Murphy’s thriller anthology: a North Carolina farmhouse, unwisely bought up at auction from under the noses of disgruntled locals by city couple Shelby and Matt. And a slightly altered format involving talking heads and re-enactments keeps us that little bit more on our toes. Tonight, more of the fog of mystery clears as the pair meet some of their scary neighbours. David Stubbs
Film choice
V for Vendetta (James McTeigue, 2005) 9pm, Dave
Adapted from Alan Moore’s graphic novel, this dystopian fantasy is set in a totalitarian Britain ruled by a very Big Brother-ish John Hurt. Confronting this embodiment of snooping government is Hugo Weaving’s “V”, a crusader who wears the Guy Fawkes mask that’s since become the face of real-life citizen-protest. V plans to blow up parliament, so basically the hero’s a terrorist, which is an interesting idea, but given a slightly sketchy treatment. Paul Howlett
The Debt (John Madden, 2010) 9pm, More4
This tough remake of a 2007 Israeli thriller stars the characterful Helen Mirren, Ciaran Hinds and Tom Wilkinson as retired Mossad agents obliged to revisit their stalking of a Nazi war criminal in 1960s Berlin, which made them heroes, but in fact masked a terrible cock-up. The cold war action is recounted in flashback, with Jessica Chastain, Sam Worthington and Marton Csokas playing the trio. PH
Live sport
Live Ryder Cup Golf The opening day gets under way at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota. 12.30pm, Sky Sports 1
Premier League Football: Everton v Crystal Palace All the action from the top-flight encounter at Goodison Park. 6.30pm, Sky Sports 2
Premiership Rugby: Northampton v Exeter Chiefs Coverage of the match from the fifth round of fixtures. 7pm, BT Sport 1
