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- By now. At the start of the new, 16th series, the newly single Liv and Habbs are both struggling with the behaviour of their exes in the wake of their break-ups.

TENNIS Shanghai Masters, 6am, Sky Action & Main Event

NOVAK DJOKOVIC comes here on fine form having won the U.S. Open. In what will be an impressive line-up, he is set to be joined by Juan Martin del Potro — the losing finalist in New York — and superstar Roger Federer.

OUTER SPACE The Planets And Beyond, 8pm, Discovery

NEW series of a visually epic show that seeks to explain the wonders of space. First, Mike Massimino, a professor of mechanical engineerin­g and a former astronaut, reveals how our planet was formed, and explores the probabilit­y that other similar worlds exist.

POET PROFILE Return To T.S. Eliotland, 9pm, BBC4

THE novelist A.N. Wilson presents this inquisitiv­e and rewarding documentar­y. His subject is T.S. Eliot, in particular the events in the great poet’s life that informed such great works as The Waste Land, and how those finished products reflected back on his life.

RICH KIDS Made In Chelsea, 9pm, E4

E4 BARELY gives the glossy-faced folk of Chelsea a break these days — they must be breaking up and making up with people in their sleep

DOWNWARDLY MOBILE Rich Kids Go Skint, 9pm, 5Star

AS THIS series returns, the relaxed Patrick is the latest privileged Brit to live with a poor family. Patrick, used to Rolexes, £1,000 trainers and his dad’s credit card, sees his time with single mum Katrina as a learning experience and rarely looks uncomforta­ble.

COMEDY AMBASSADOR Why Does Everyone Hate The English?, 9pm, History

FOR this new series, Al Murray visits foreign comics and winds them up about long-held national rivalries with England. His first target is Eurotrash’s Antoines de Caunes (pictured far left with Murray) in France, who rises beautifull­y to Murray’s teasing banter — they have a particular­ly funny spat over Napoleon.

ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE The Walking Dead, 9pm, Fox

THE new, ninth season opens with a feature-length episode set 18 months after the misery of season eight, and Rick is feeling optimistic. ‘It’s about all of us, together,’ he says of the human communitie­s uniting g as oneone. Well,Well all except Rick,Rick of course — Andrew Lincoln (pictured with Danai Gurira and Chloe Garcia) is leaving the show this season.

FREEVIEW MOVIE True Lies, 9pm, Film4

THERE was a time when James Cameron had a sense of humour — as this exhilarati­ng, actionpack­ed spy spoof proves. Arnold Schwarzene­gger is a secret government agent whose bored wife (Jamie Lee Curtis) goes off in search of adventure. Their worlds collide in spectacula­r style.

FILM DRAMA Permission, 10.20pm, Sky Premiere

REBECCA HALL and Dan Stevens star as a solid-as-a-rock couple who make a joint decision to sleep with other people. With great performanc­es, the drama is both believable and poignant.

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