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Tilda Swinton: The Wildcards

9pm, Sky Arts
Tilda Swinton is constantly changing, as she is deeply involved in her work. The song is based on a surprisingly self-confident early interview in which he scorns career progression because: “What I’m trying to do is what I’m doing now.” What followed, from his work with Derek Jarman to his famous business ventures, seemed to fit the vision of a complex and ambitious actor. Phil Harrison

Cornwall: A Year by the Sea

8pm, Channel 5
The escapist notes return to Scarrabine, a farm perched atop a north-facing beach. While the times are increasing for the farmers, the group met with tourism: this week they are leading a kayaking trip to the caves and caves. Down in Falmouth, the owner of a thriving artisan business walks the beach, looking for flowers. Jack Seale

24 hours in police custody

9pm, Channel 4
The terrifying situation comes at a critical moment when a hotel receptionist is confronted by a bloodied man who is said to have killed someone. As Bedfordshire police rush to the scene, can the officer keep a secret from the drama that is unfolding? Incredibly absorbent. PH

The Traitors US

9pm, BBC Three

The American version of the world-famous game is all random celebrities, although they reach the level of those who are known to appear in other reality shows. This year’s wild card is Love Island UK star Maura Higgins. So far he has voted for the most eliminated contestant of all time – can he continue to run? JS

FBI

9pm, Sky Witness
The plot revolved around the volunteers of the FBI office in New York City in a series of action movies at the end of its eighth season. Plates of the airborne virus are about to be caught in Manhattan. Can our heroes defend the bioweapon against a black ops team led by a CIA veteran? Graeme Virtue

Defendant: Beyond Reasonable Suspicion?

10pm, Channel 4
A tragic but obscure case is not mentioned in this fascinating series examining the British justice system. In 1992, Paula Gilfoyle was found dead by suicide. However, her husband, Eddie, was convicted of murder and imprisoned. This led to a decades-long battle with the appeals process as Gilfoyle pleaded not guilty. PH

Live sports

World Tour Golf, BMW International Open, 11.30 amSky Sports Main Event The first day of the competition.

Masculine bike, Tour de France, 5.30pm, TNT Games 1 Team presentation, before the competition starts on Saturday.