TONIGHT’S TV

Sky Atlantic, 10.10pm

INNOCENT ITV, 9pm

Katherine Kelly, right, is captivating in the second series of this crime drama, on four nights this week.

It begins at an ending of sorts, as her character Sally Wright, a teacher accused of killing a teenage boy, nervously awaits her verdict in court.

Sixteen-year-old Matty Taylor was brutally murdered in the quiet Lake District five years ago; stabbed with a broken cider bottle.

Having admitted to taking special interest in the boy, and unable to prove her whereabouts, Sally was convicted and sentenced to a minimum of 15 years.

But new evidence has come to light and Sally claims to be the victim of a terrible miscarriage of justice.

A top cast includes Jamie Bamber, Shaun Dooley and Lucy Black.

THE NEVERS

This supernatural Victorian thriller starts with a strange eclipse, which leaves many people with some abnormal abilities – from the wondrous to the disturbing.

Now it’s three years later and these ‘touched’ people belong to a new underclass where they are stigmatised and feared.

Fortunately, in true superherostyle, a mysterious duo (pictured) – quick-fisted widow Amalia True (Lara Donnelly) and brilliant inventor Penance Adair (Ann Skelly) – take it upon themselves to protect these gifted women.

Meanwhile, masked riders are hunting the ‘touched’ and there’s a serial killer on the loose. Watch out for star turns from James Norton, Tom Riley and Olivia Williams.