PICK OF THE DAY

JANE MCDONALD: MY YORKSHIRE

9PM, CH5 ★★★ For her jolly new series, Jane gives us a personal view of her home county. As she was growing up in Wakefield, Jane took the beautiful scenery for granted. But with the arrival of her teens and her first car (a Vauxhall Viva), her newfound independence took her on local adventures. Now, she’s back behind the wheel of a Viva, wrestling with the lack of power steering on winding roads as she takes us on a tour of her old haunts. She starts in Holmfirth – where Last Of The Summer Wine was filmed – to relive Sunday-night TV viewing in the Mcdonald family home.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 7PM, BBC1

★★★★ Tonight’s episode comes from the Ulster Folk Museum, near Belfast, where Fiona Bruce and the experts encounter a wealth of treasures. There’s a stained-glass mermaid, a striking owl sculpture, a Japanese bronze temple bell and a life-saving piece of medical history that looks like – but isn’t – a bed pan.

FILTHY GARDEN SOS 7PM, CH5

★★★

First shown on 5Star last year, thismakeovershowdoesfor grubby gardens what its sister show does for filthy houses. Experts Diarmuid Gavin, Danny Clarke and Penny Lamb are in Bangor for this first episode, helping mother and daughter Amber and Shona to clear their messy plot and update it into a relaxing, contemporary space.

CALL THE MIDWIFE 8PM, BBC1

★★★★

Faith is tested in the aftermath of the devastating train crash, but there is also kindness and fortitude as the community rallies around those in need. Mrs Corbett gives birth, but her joy is short-lived as news of her train driver husband comes in, while Sister Frances helps teen mum Carole to find awaythroughherwoes. SA