Satellite choice
FAB FAMILY FLICK Coco, 4.15pm, Sky Premiere
SUPERB Pixar animation, with dazzling visuals and engaging characters. Music-lover Miguel is banned by his family from playing his guitar. His ancestors hold the key, and in the Land of the Dead, he embarks on a magical quest to find them.
TENNIS Swiss Indoors, 6pm, Sky Arena
ROGER FEDERER has won his home town tournament in Basel a record eight times, and he looks on good form to make it a ninth time as champion. Also starting today — at 12 noon on Sky Sports Action and Main Event — is the Vienna Open.
CLASSIC RERUN Born And Bred, 6pm, True Entertainment
THE BBC’s cosy Fifties northern drama about family doctors begins a rerun from the start. Filmed in the preserved village of Downham, it stars Michael French as a city slicker son, with James Bolam as his village GP dad. More every weekday.
FOOTBALL Arsenal v Leicester City, 7pm, Sky Premiere League
IF THE Gunners can emulate Manchester City’s stunning 5-0 victory over Burnley at the weekend they will leapfrog some of their title rivals and land in the thick of it in the top of the league. But they will be more than aware that The Foxes are a wily bunch!
SHE’S BACK! Supergirl, 8pm, Sky One
THE blockbuster drama begins its new, fourth season with a nod to Trump-era politics as Supergirl (Melissa Benoist) faces a growing anti-alien hate movement — will the population turn against her? The issues in her real-world job are less pressing, and include a new reporter starting at CatCo.
TOP ONE-OFF DRAMA My Dinner With Herve, 9pm, Sky Atlantic
GAME OF THRONES star Peter Dinklage plays Fantasy Island star Herve Villechaize (pictured) in a well-cast, very watchable and ultimately poignant one-off HBO drama. Over a messy evening in Los Angeles with a journalist (Jamie Dornan), he looks back on his life — and comes to a realisation.
TODAY’S WORLD A Woman Captured — Storyville, 10pm, BBC4
A STARTLING, heartbreaking documentary portrait of how a person’s identity can be washed away by circumstance and a lack of compassion. Director Bernadett Tuza-Ritter spent two and a half years filming Marish, who has toiled for a decade as an unpaid housekeeper in Hungary.
NEWBIES Emma Willis: Delivering Babies, 10pm, W
EMMA spends ten weeks training as a maternity care assistant for this new series, in which she delights at many a newborn. She’s a very likeable presence — selfdeprecating, smiley, empathetic — and provides a great window on the experience of patients and staff.
GRIPPING FILM The Ghost, 10pm, ITV4
TEASING political thriller in which Ewan McGregor plays a writer who uncovers secrets when he is asked to pen the memoirs of a former Prime Minister (Pierce Brosnan). Roman Polanski’s film has a classy feel with strong performances, with Olivia Williams as the ex-PM’s wife.
NEW MOVIE Ocean’s 8, Sky Store, Virgin
SANDRA BULLOCK leads the all-female gang planning a heist in this frothy popcorn caper. The heist itself is clever enough, but it’s really the stars — including Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter and Anne Hathaway — who make the movie sail so merrily along!