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Joan

9pm, ITV1

Sophie Turner has a spectacular role as notorious real-life jewel thief Joan Hannington in this sophisticated ’80s drama. The six-parter begins with devoted mother Joan reluctantly handing over her daughter to social services after underworld bosses come after her abusive husband. Determined to get her child back, she uses her glamour, charm and sharp mind to build a new life for herself – first taking a job at a jeweler specializing in diamonds. Holly Richardson

Paddy and Chris: Road trip

8pm, BBC One

Paddy McGuinness is in his fifties and his former Top Gear co-host Chris Harris is about to join him, but they are adamant this travel series is not their version of a mid-life crisis. The pair visit people across Europe to find tips on aging, starting with nude saunas in Sweden – which leaves McGuinness even more stressed than before. Human Resources

Night sleeper

9pm, BBC One

Who is the mysterious hooded passenger who was just shot? Isn’t Abby cooking in the jacket that she doesn’t want to take off? Is this currently the most brilliant and cruel series on this television station? All will be revealed in the final two episodes of this silly but entertaining train thriller, with the finale airing Monday night at 9 p.m. Human Resources

Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing

9pm, BBC Two

What is the best fish to catch in Ireland? Irish salmon, of course. But Paul and Bob discover that salmon fishing on the River Finn is harder than it looks. They may have better luck at Glenmore Lodge, owned by red snapper Mick Hucwickel, who left them a personal message. Ali Catterall

state of anger

10pm, Channel 4

This intimate, tricky film highlights the testimonies of children growing up in the West Bank during a time of constant unrest. In an Israeli settlement, a family suffering a personal tragedy expresses their feelings in combative terms. In a Palestinian refugee camp, the mood is a mix of anger, frustration and defiance. Graeme Virtue

The Base: A British Army Scandal

10.20pm, ITV1

How could the main suspect in the violent murder of a young mother live freely in the UK for more than 12 years? Is there a cover-up at the top of the British military? And is the killer’s identity common knowledge among soldiers who spent time at a British military base in Kenya? The documentary promises to get to the bottom of the matter with the military members speaking out. Alexi Duggins

Film selection

The Persian version, 10:10 a.m., 6:05 p.m., Sky Cinema Premiere

Maryam Keshavarz’s drama begins as a comic tale of a metrosexual Iranian-American woman rebelling against her traditional mother, but evolves into a rich, resonant saga of love, compromise and determination. Layla Mohammadi is Leila, who has always clashed with her demanding mother Shireen (Niousha Noor). But flashbacks to Leila’s childhood, the family’s beginnings in the USA and her parents’ youth in Iran give Shireen’s actions depth. Simon Wardell

Live sports

One-day international cricket: England v Australia, 10.30am, Sky Sports Cricket Harry Brook leads the home team in the final game of the series in Bristol.

Women’s Super League football: Man City vs Brighton 12.15pm, BBC Two From the Joie Stadium.

Premier League Football: Ipswich v Aston Villa, 1pm, Sky Sports Main Event Man United vs Tottenham takes place at 4pm.