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MATINEE CLASSIC Some Like It Hot, 1.05pm, Sky Select
THIS convoluted cross-dressing caper stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon as fugitive musicians, hiding out in an all-girl band. Marilyn Monroe is the singer who adds sugar to their spice.
IN A GALAXY . . . Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens, 1.10pm, 8pm, Sky Premiere
STAR TREK genius J.J. Abrams takes over for this new instalment in the much-loved sci-fi franchise. There are new disturbances in the Force for familiar faces and newcomers — such as Daisy Ridley, pictured — alike.
FOOTBALL Burton Albion v Derby County, 7pm, Sky Sports 1
THESE Midlands clubs are just miles apart, but they have never met in a competitive match. Burton manager Nigel Clough will be keen to get one over his old rival.
CLASSICAL MUSIC BBC Proms 2016, 7.30pm, 8.30pm, BBC4
TWO years ago, the Aurora Orchestra made Proms history by performing Mozart’s Symphony No 40 from memory. They’re back to repeat the feat with the great composer’s final symphony, the Jupiter. At 8.30pm, there’s a programme of three works written in the last months of Mozart’s life, including his Requiem.
DARK COMEDY The Out-Laws, 9pm, More4
THE penultimate episode of this darkly comic Belgian drama finds Goedele trying to get out more after her 12-year-old daughter accuses her of being stuffy, while Frederik (Gert Winckelmans) gets a little overexcited at the office.
STAR BIOPIC I Am Ali, 9pm, Quest
THE outpouring of grief following his death earlier this year was proof of the international impact Muhammad Ali (pictured) had through his career as a boxer and work as an activist. This documentary from 2014 tells his story through his own video diaries, as well as interviews with friends and family within his inner circle.
HORROR WESTERN Wynonna Earp, 9pm, Spike
WYNONNA (Melanie Scrofano) has something of Buffy about her — she’s a skilled fighter with a destiny to fulfil, and it’s her spunky personality that sets this show on fire. Tonight, an ancient relic puts Wynonna’s sister, Waverly, in danger.
MODERN TIMES X: The Generation That Changed The World, 9pm, National Geographic
ALTHOUGH it is heavily skewed to the American experience, there is still plenty to take from this social history documentary series. This episode focuses on the evolution of traditional views of the family, which culminated in the recent legalisation of same-sex marriage.
CONTINENTAL SPIES The Bureau, Amazon Prime, Season 2
WHAT happens when a spy tries to pick up his old life after years undercover? That question is at the core of this cynical but softly spoken French drama, which is back for a ten-episode second run.
ROCK MUSIC Foals At Reading 2016, 10.30pm, BBC4
CAMERAS are in front of the crowd for coverage of this annual rock festival, which — having originated as a jazz festival in the Sixties — has evolved wildly over the years. Tonight’s headliners are Foals, with Red Hot Chili Peppers tomorrow. Coverage continues over the weekend.