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This is not a deadly secret

8pm, U&Drama
A crime drama set in West Sussex, 1936: a magnificent house starring some of today’s most famous artists, including Salvador Dalí, Man Ray and René Magritte. After a party fueled by cocaine, opium and artistic jealousy, a body is found, framed like Magritte’s The Lovers – prompting the arrival of Stephen Tompkinson as the acerbic DCI John Thistlethwaite. Clever visuals and great dialogue make it hard not to like. Jack Seale

The Taste of Killing

9pm, ITV1
A new drama where delicious Italian food and brutal murder meet. When grieving widower DCI Joe Mottram (Warren Brown) and his daughter Angelica (Beau Gadsdon) seek solace in the sun of Capri, Joe is soon asked by his mother-in-law (Phyllis Logan) to clear a relative’s name. Look around for risotto, cooking tips and recipes. Ali Catterall

Salisbury Poisonings: The Untold Story

9pm, Channel 4
This third episode retraces the attempted assassination of Russian suspect Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia on UK soil in 2018. The opening episode hears from local responders who were unaware that nerve agents were involved, and gives an inside look at how the government attempted its response. Graeme Virtue

The Betrayal of Anne Boleyn: Inside the Tower of London Special

9pm, Channel 5

The Crown’s Jason Watkins and historian Tracy Borman explain what led to the demise of Henry VIII’s second wife. From the Boleyn’s childhood home, Hever Castle, to the National Archives, the pair dig deep into the watertight archives that are no mean feat for Tudor buff Watkins. Hannah J Davies

The ‘Burbs

9pm, Sky One
The plot continues in this spoof comedy, as the neighbors band together to frame the money-maker as a villain. It falls to Samira (Keke Palmer) and Rob (Jack Whitehall) to eliminate their suspects, and the resort is the perfect place for Whitehall’s Sean Connery. GV

Twenty-six

10pm, BBC Two
Sarah’s “wooden condoms” have spread. Or, as Twenty Twenty Six puts it, “there’s been an interesting response to his appearance on a sustainability podcast”. Can they use interest to discuss the bear problem? Meanwhile, the famous football player is about to announce that he is gay. As Ian says: “We can’t get this wrong…” AC