CRITICS' CHOICE

LIVING HISTORY Back In Time For Tea,, 8pm,p, BBC2

THE Ellis family from Bradford (FreyaFreya, Lesley, Jon, Harvey and Caitlin, pictured) embark on a culinary time-travelling quest to find out how the diets of ordinary families in the North of England have changed over the past century. To begin, Sara Cox and historian Polly Russell introduce the family to their 1918 diet — bread and lard, yum.

FAMILY GAME SHOW What Would Your Kid Do?, 8pm, ITV

JASON MANFORD (pictured right) presents a fun new six-part series in which parents are challenged to guess how their children will behave in various different situations. The show will culminate with the parents who have shown they know their offspring the best getting the chance to play for a family prize — chosen by their child.

CHILD’S PLAY The Secret Life Of 5 Year Olds: All Girls, 8pm, Ch4

TO COINCIDE with the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, the charming series returns for a one-off special with an all-girl cast. As ever, experts are on hand to watch the drama unfolding and to provide insight into the girls’ behaviour.

HOMEWARES GIANT Flatpack Empire, 9pm, BBC2

ONE of Sweden’s most famous exports, IKEA is one of the world’s most recognisable brands. Filmed over a year, this three-part

series takes us behind the scenes to reveal the secrets of maintaining a happy balance between creativity and commercialism.

TWISTED TALE Inside No 9, 10pm, BBC2

IN TEMPTING FATE, the final story of the current series, three council cleaners (Weruche Opia,p, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton, pictured) arrive at the home of f a recently deceased hoarder (Nigel Planer),er) where they are struck by a terrible curse from beyond the grave.

FILM CHOICE The Devil’s Teardrop, 3.15pm, Ch5

HANDWRITING experts don’t often get top billing in crime stories — making former FBI man Parker Kincaid (Tom Everett Scott) a rarity. He helps Natasha Henstridge’s FBI agent when a killer leaves a note promising more bodies if he’s not paid a ransom soon.