PICKS OF THE DAY

Technology: The Good Gadget Guide: Shop Smart, Save Money, C5, 7pm

Gadget Show hosts Ortis Deley and Georgie Barrat show a single mother with two young kids how the latest gadgets could give her a helping hand – from in-car entertainment to doling out sweet treats. Elsewhere, now that we are officially in the summer months, co-host Jon Bentley (left) hunts down the very best value electric barbecues, and Harry Wallop offers some of his top tips for getting your best money off deals when doing a spot of online shopping.

Drama: Disturbing Disappearances, More4, 9pm

When a teacher is found murdered and nine children disappear during a school excursion to Strasbourg Cathedral, young police commissioner Maya Rosetti ropes in her reluctant ex-partner, a child psychologist, to help. But, as shocked parents pressure the police for answers, the trail and motivation become increasingly complicated. French drama, with English subtitles. With Sara Forestier (above).

Film: Yesterday, BBC1, 10.40pm

What if there was just one musician who remembered the songs of The Beatles and no one else on the planet did? Cycling home after a gig, aspiring musician Jack is involved in a horrific collision with a bus during a mysterious power cut. He wakes up to find himself in a world where nobody has ever heard of The Beatles, so takes advantage of this by passing their songs off as his own. Success soon comes his way, but it threatens to come between him and his manager and best friend, Ellie. Fantasy comedy from writer Richard Curtis and directed by Danny Boyle. Starring Himesh Patel (left) and Lily James, with a special appearance by singer Ed Sheeran, playing himself.

Documentary: The Good Life: Secrets & Scandals, 5Select, 9.30pm

From a star who labelled his character “a selfish parasite” to another who almost refused to bow in front of Queen Elizabeth II, we take a look behind the scenes at beloved 1970s UK comedy, The Good Life. The programme exposes the secrets of the cast’s off-screen friendships, including personal scandals and a dinner party that nearly ended in disaster.

Film: Game Night, BBC3, 9.25pm

Surburban couple Max and Annie hold regular games nights for their friends, but often find themselves upstaged by Max’s overbearing brother, who invites the group to his murder mystery party. However, the fun turns to fear and chaos when the evening proves far more dangerous than expected and the host is unexpectedly kidnapped by gangsters. Black comedy, starring Jason Bateman (right), Rachel McAdams, Kyle Chandler and Sharon Horgan.