Critics’ choice

British Academy Television Awards 2018

(BBC1, 8pm-10pm)

Sue Perkins hosts the awards ceremony from London’s Royal Festival Hall. The shows in the running include Black Mirror, Line of Duty, The Crown and Three Girls, while nominees for

Midsomer Murders (STV, 8pm-10pm)

New series. The crime drama returns, with Barnaby and Winter joined on the year’s first case by a new pathologist, Petra Antonescu (Anamaria Marinca). A woman slips away from a Jane Austen re-enactment in full costume, only to be stabbed to death in the woods - her murder being recorded by a camera drone.

BBC Young Musician 2018 Grand Final (BBC4, 7pm-9.30pm)

Clemency Burton-hill and Josie d’arby present the climax of the musical contest from Birmingham’s Symphony Hall, joined by 1998 winner Alison Balsom. The three finalists must each perform a full concerto alongside the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. thecouriermagazine awards include Joe Cole, Thandie Newton, Claire Foy, Molly Windsor Brian F O’bryan, Anna Friel, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Samson Kayo, Anupam Kher, Jack Rowan and Sandi Toksvig. John Motson, will receive the BAFTA Special Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to sports broadcasting.

Burma with Simon Reeve

(BBC2, 9pm-10pm)

Part one of a two-part documentary exploring the country in the aftermath of the recent humanitarian crisis in which thousands of Rohingya Muslims were driven from their homes by the military. Simon visits Burma’s Buddhist heartlands, including the ancient capital of Bagan.

999: What’s Your Emergency?

(More4, 10.05pm-11.05pm)

This edition shows the devastating effects that so-called legal highs can have on users in one community and the huge strain their use is putting on already stretched emergency services. In Warrington, PC Karl Dickin is one of eight officers sent to detain a man in his 20s.