Garden (BBC2, 6.30pm)

The Michelin-starred chef has been a familiar face on our screens for years thanks to his appearances on a variety of culinary-themed programmes, but at long last, he’s landed his own show. It’s a 10-part series in which he hopes to receive help on transforming his kitchen garden into a space in which he can grow his own produce and rear livestock. He’s travelling across the UK looking for advice from experts, and begins in North Yorkshire, where he hopes to buy some pigs. Back at his smallholding in East Sussex, Wareing sets to work on preserving rhubarb he hopes to share with the locals. He also harvests apples, juices them and cooks up a family favourite he loved while growing up.

Gareth Edwards’ Great Welsh Adventure (BBC4, 7.30pm)

The former Wales and British Lions rugby player and his wife Maureen set out on another five-part adventure to explore some of their home country’s most beautiful places. They begin in Machynlleth in Powys, where Gareth fulfils a boyhood dream of driving a steam train. Maureen’s keen too and takes charge as they wind through the stunning Dyfi Valley. However, she’s less eager as they visit a centre for endangered birds of prey and has to tackle her phobia when they meet some magnificent new feathered friends.

Emergency (C4, 9pm)

What is it about series focusing on real-life medical issues that makes them so appealing? Over the years, every terrestrial British broadcaster has had one or two in their arsenal, ready to unleash whenever a ratings boost is needed. Channel 4 have arguably the best of the lot, 24 Hours in A&E, but the station hasn’t rested on its laurels, launching Geordie Hospital recently and now showing this new series, which airs from Monday to Thursday. It follows the work of the London Trauma System, focusing on the treatment given to those in dire need across the capital and Home Counties. The system provides a safety net for around 10 million people – expect to be moved and awestruck while watching the staff battle to keep those in need alive.

No Return (STV, 9pm)

Have you been on the edge of your seat pondering what fate may have in store for Noah? Well, you don’t have much longer to wait to find out – tonight marks the final episode of the nail-biting drama. Last week the teenager’s new lawyer adopted a fresh approach which was quickly rejected by the court. As she flies back to Turkey ahead of another hearing, mum Kathy hopes for a better outcome this time around. She’s also concerned about Jess, and begs Megan to stay in the UK to take care of her.