Satellite choice
TENNIS Barcelona Open, Amazon Prime
RAFAEL NADAL, the ‘King of Clay’, returns to action on the clay courts in front of a limited crowd in an event he’s won a record 11 times.
FOOTBALL Leeds United v Liverpool, 7pm, Sky Main Event & Premier League
WITH their Champions League hopes over, the Reds need to focus on a strong finish in the Premier League to ensure they qualify for Europe next season, beginning with tonight’s trip to Elland Road.
U.S. SITCOM Superstore,p, 7.30pm,p, ITV2
CORONAVIRUS is a tough topic for comedy, but this new season of the U.S. retail sitcom does an excellent job. Amy (America Ferrera, pictured with Mark McKinney) and the team are shocked to learn Tom Hanks has the virus, but are comforted by a corporate email that calls them the ‘true heroes’ of the pandemic.
COASTAL DEFENCE The Buildings That Fought Hitler, 8pm, Yesterday
THE title is ridiculous, but this new series from Rob Bell has a strong basic premise — to bring the not always obvious wartime history of our buildings to light. He starts on the beaches, as per Churchill’s speech, with how Victorian forts were pressed back into service.
BRITISH SLEUTHS The Coroner/Luther, 8pm/9pm, Drama
TWO very different crime dramas begin weekday repeats. In The Coroner, Claire Goose looks for both cause and perpetrator in a south Devon seaside town, while in Luther, Idris Elba smoulders as DCI John Luther, opposite an excellent Ruth Wilson as his nemesis.
FILM COMEDY Come As You Are, 8pm, Sky Premiere
THIS comedy follows a group of young men — and a jaded nurse — who will not let their disabilities get in the way of them having sex. Refreshing, fun and non-judgmental.
NEW MYSTERY Mare Of Easttown, 9pm, Sky Atlantic
MARE (Kate Winslet, pictured) is a detective who was once a big deal in her home town as a high-school basketball star. Now, she’s divorced and drinking, but may find salvation in the case of a missing girl in this well-acted HBO drama, which pairs Winslet with her Mildred Pierce co-star Guy Pearce.
TRUE CRIME Survivors With Denise Welch, 9pm, C+I
DENISE WELCH talks to survivors of terrible crimes for this very personal new six-parter, starting with the case of Kayleigh White. In 2015, when she was just 17, Kayleigh was stabbed in the back by a stranger in Yeovil, and managed to drag herself to the home of her best friend. (Sky 156, Virgin 209)
ON-DEMAND MOVIE Dreamland, BT Film Store/ Sky Store/Virgin
MARGOT ROBBIE lights up this slowly intriguing drama, playing a wounded bank robber who falls into the life of a teenager with big dreams in Thirties Texas.
SEEKING JUSTICE Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation, 10pm, BBC4
THE BBC’s 2018 series about the Stephen Lawrence case was one of the finest documentaries that year. It charts the murder, the flawed police investigation, and his parents’ campaign for justice, supported by the Daily Mail.