PICK OF THE DAY

Class Of 92: Still Out Of Their League

9PM, BBC1 In 2014, five of Manchester United’s most famous former players pooled their resources to buy Salford City, one of Britain’s smallest football clubs. Phil Neville, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes (right) finished their first season on a high – we last saw them celebrating as their men were crowned Division One North champions. In this new two-parter, cameras return to find out how the 201516 season played out – and it’s soon clear that it won’t be easy for Salford City to continue their upward trajectory.

Full Steam Ahead

8PM, BBC2 The final episode of this illuminating six-part series finds historians Ruth Goodman, Peter Ginn and Alex Langlands exploring how the railways catered for the emergence of mass tourism, transformed how and where we spent our leisure time, and enabled us all to enjoy a freedom we had never known before.

Horizon: My Amazing Twin

9PM, BBC2 Adam Pearson was born with neurofibromatosis 1, a condition that causes non-cancerous tumours to grow on his face. Though his genetically identical twin, Neil, has the same condition, his symptoms are far less visible. But why are they so different? In this fascinating and at times unsettling film, the twins go in search of answers.

The Circuit

10PM, CH4 When Nat and Gabe (Eva Birthistle and Adeel Akhtar) are invited to dinner by their new neighbours, they are soon immersed in a social scenario that is the stuff of nightmares. Written by Sharon Horgan and Dennis Kelly (of Pulling fame), this comedy pilot is painfully funny, but the language may prove too strong for some. SH