PICK OF THE DAY

WOMANHOOD 9PM, BBC2

★★★★

In this one-off, six famous faces – businesswoman Jacqueline Gold, Strictly’s Shirley Ballas, author Chidera Eggerue, pop star Sinitta, comic Suzi Ruffell and presenter Kirsty Wark (right) – come together to explore how far women have come in the 50-plus years since the Equal Pay Act and women’s liberation. It’s an attempt to ground urgent questions in real life, to find out what coercive control, body image and safety from violence really mean for women today. Sharing their own experiences, the six also hear powerful and moving stories from other women.

SECRETS OF THE IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM 7PM, CH5

★★★★

The five museums that make up the Imperial War Museum family – in London, Manchester and Cambridgeshire – have a vast collection of objects and a peerless film archive. This new series goes behind the scenes as our wartime history’s custodians prepare to unveil new £30 million galleries.

THE WILD GARDENER 8PM, BBC2

★★★★

Wildlife cameraman Colin Stafford-johnson concludes his rewilding project as the second year brings more and more creatures to his childhood garden in Ireland. He also visits more wild patches around the British Isles, and urges us all the take some time to return land, large and small, to nature.

GRIFF’S GREAT NEW ZEALAND ADVENTURE 8PM, ITV ★★★

Griff Rhys Jones continues his pre-pandemic tour of the islands. At the Coromandel Peninsula, Griff takes in Auckland’s volcano country – a field of more than 50 mostly extinct volcanoes. He then visits Rotorua’s hot springs, before moving on to the capital city, Wellington. SA