Back to Jail: Crime and Punishment
10pm, Channel 4
If watching Jimmy McGovern’s outstanding drama Time has left you feeling frustrated about the state of the British justice system, this instalment of the always fascinating Crime and Punishment docuseries will only compound the exasperation. About 60% of those who leave British prisons after serving short sentences reoffend within a year. We follow three repeat offenders in Hampshire who are trying to adjust to life outside. Ammar Kalia
Location, Location, Location: 20 Years and Counting
8pm, Channel 4
Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp continue to look back on two decades of enriching middle-class lives with exactly the right properties. This week’s theme is relocating to the UK, with house hunters coming from Canada, the Netherlands, France and elsewhere. Jack Seale
Before We Die
9pm, Channel 4
It is closing time for this fast-paced crime thriller. As the undercover cops prepare to gazump the Mimicas’ nefarious drug-smuggling operation, they are also minutes away from a nasty surprise. It is up to Billy and Christian to help Hannah turn the tables on them in a dramatic final showdown. Ali Catterall
Storyville: Petite Fille
10pm, BBC Four
A delicate and intimate profile of seven-year-old Sasha, a French girl who was assigned male at birth and is coming to terms with her gender dysmorphia while attempting to adhere to the societal norms of childhood. The film-maker Sébastien Lifshitz captures hopefulness while gesturing towards the struggles to come. AK
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow
8pm, Sky One
The enjoyably daft series about time-travelling misfit superheroes returns. In keeping with its hedonistic tone, season six begins with an almighty team hangover in 1977 London. Sara (Caity Lotz) has been abducted, but her queasy crew have a notable eyewitness: David Bowie. Graeme Virtue
Extraordinary Twins
9pm, ITV
Sheridan Smith narrates this two-part documentary exploring the rare phenomenon of conjoined twins. We follow the work of surgeons at Great Ormond Street hospital in London, who undertake risky procedures to separate the babies, including three-year-old twins Callie and Carter. AK
Film choice
The Handmaiden (Park Chan-wook, 2016) 11.10pm, Film4
The Oldboy director Park Chan-wook’s compelling, fervid thriller relocates Sarah Waters’ Victorian-era novel Fingersmith to Japan-controlled 30s Korea. A conman’s plot to trick an heiress into marriage and then commit her to an asylum requires a female pickpocket who will become the heiress’s maid. But everyone has their secrets. Simon Wardell
Live sport
Cricket: England v India 1.30pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Second women’s match in the three-game ODI series.
Cycling: Tour de France 2pm, ITV4. Stage-five coverage from Change to Laval Espace Mayenne.
Baseball: Milwaukee Brewers v Chicago Cubs 7pm, BT Sport ESPN. National League match from American Family Field.
