PICK OF THE WEEK TV extra Here are some they made earlier... over 60 years

Bel Powley) and her partner, Detective Sergeant Gabe Waters (Hot Fuzz and The Suspicions of Mr Whicher’s Paddy Considine), who has a murky past and a pressing need to gain more information about a possible attack on London. So Holly decides to push a few ethical boundaries to recruit Raza as an informant.

Paul Weller is joined by a string quartet to perform a track from his recent album True Meanings. It’s the 60-year-old singer-songwriter’s 14th solo album, a collection of dreamily autumnal, wistful, even melancholy songs. There’s also a performance by Norwegian pop star Sigrid, who since making her British TV debut on the show in May 2017 (with Don’t Kill My Vibe at the piano) went on to win the BBC Music Sound of 2018 accolade. Plus, there are turns by London-based singer-songwriter Jacob Banks, Dublin indie band Villagers and American blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa.

Without Limits: Australia (BBC1, 8pm)

Following the critically acclaimed series Without Limits: Vietnam, and to mark the 2018 Invictus Games in Sydney, this two-part observational documentary sees a team of injured British and Australian veterans embark on an extraordinary 1,000-mile expedition across the Kimberley, the northernmost of Western Australia’s nine regions. The Kimberley is three times larger than England but with a population of fewer than 40,000, and the team’s route follows the Gibb River Road, an old stock route of mostly unpaved road. This 400-mile track is one of the Kimberley’s main attractions and will take the adventurers from Derby on the west coast to Kununurra (or Wyndham), through a spectacular landscape of intensely coloured ranges, dramatic gorges and lush rock pools and waterfalls.

The case of an Army sergeant who attempted to murder his Scottish wife by tampering with her parachute was one of the most disturbing of recent years. Emile Cilliers sabotaged the equipment that he knew his wife Victoria, an experienced instructor, was going to use, but she survived the 4,000ft fall in Wiltshire on Easter Sunday 2015, thanks to the soft soil she landed on and her light weight. Cilliers, who was plagued with debt, had hoped to cash in on his wife’s life insurance payout to start a new life with his lover. However, he was jailed for life and told by a judge at Winchester Crown Court that he must serve at least 18 years. In this documentary, Fiona Bruce looks back at the case, analysing previously unseen police tapes and speaking to some of the people directly involved.

The Apprentice (BBC1, 9pm)

Lord Sugar summons the candidates to an 18th-century tidal mill in the heart of London’s East End. For the third task, they manufacture and sell upmarket doughnuts to both a corporate client and the public. One half of each group must fathom out flavours, while the others set off to bag a