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Rapture
9pm, BBC One
Climate change, charismatic religious leaders and a troubled girl who thinks she can predict the end of the world… there’s a lot going on in this new five-part drama. Set in Wales during the summer, the story follows Dr Gabs Fox (Ruth Madeley), who is dealing with the trauma of an accident that left her paralyzed and her husband dead. When he returns to work as a nurse at a mental hospital, his first case is Bethany Krall (India Amarteifio), a mouthy teenager who draws disturbing pictures and claims to have happened. Is there any truth to any of that? Ruth Jones, Iwan Rheon and Jack Farthing complete the impressive cast. Hollie Richardson
The Power of Nature
7pm, ITV1
Cats don’t like water at the best of times – so what happens in Kenya where, for the first time, two rabbits experience a month’s worth of rain in one day? Andrew Lincoln shows us, as he explains the new findings that are following the effects of climate change on wildlife around the world. Fortunately, he says of the cheetah brothers, “these old guys have learned a few tricks”. HR
John Wilson at the Proms
8pm, BBC Four
An in-demand British conductor, the award-winning London Sinfonia plays two nights of the Proms this year. Katie Derham presents the premiere of the hot ticket, which features Verdi’s chase from La Forza del Destino and Respighi’s Roman Trilogy. HR
Darkness
9pm, ITV1
In the final episode of the dark thriller, Monica has been played by the killer – all the while trying to get her life together. Can the stones in the bodies of the victims help identify the culprit? And will there be another victim before Monday? HR
Piano
9pm, Channel 4
A train to York, where the ivories are entertained by Britain’s oldest publican, who ropes the crowd into the concert hall, and a composer whose original song surprises regular judge Mika and this week’s pianist, jazz pianist Hiromi. Also, an impressive 12-year-old singer. Jack Seale
The Idaho Murders
9pm, Sky Crime
A few days ahead of Netflix’s hit series, this second crime thriller tells the story of the fatal stabbing of four young students in an Idaho college town in 2022. The first episode paints a vivid, disturbing picture of the victims through their social media updates; The second part focuses on the hunt to find the killer. Graeme Virtue
Dangers in Space: Stopping the Liquid Bomb Plot
10.20pm, ITV1
Using AI reconstruction techniques and interviews with spies who worked at the time, this powerful documentary looks back at the failed 2006 conspiracy that would have changed the way we travel forever. Seven British terrorists planned a terrorist attack, an expert says, which would have caused “the death toll to exceed 9/11”. Priya Elan
Film selection
Eleanor the Great, 6am, 2pm, 4.10am, Sky Cinema Premiere
Scarlett Johansson’s script might not be what you’d expect from The Widow: a moving comedy revolving around the lies a 94-year-old woman tells about the Holocaust. June Squibb plays twinkly-eyed Eleanor, who moves from Florida to be with her daughter in New York after her best friend/housemate Bessie dies. Sad and lonely – and to remember – Eleanor begins to tell Bessie’s tales of surviving the Nazis like her own. Simon Wardell
Live sports
Cricket hundred: Manchester Super Giants Women v Birmingham Phoenix Women, 10.45am, Sky Sports Cricket Manchester Super Giants Men v Birmingham Phoenix Men is at 2pm; Trent Rockets Men v London Spirit Men at 5.30pm.
Formula One: The Hungarian Grand Prix, 1.55pm, Sky Sports Main Event At the Hungaroring in Mogyoród.
The Hundred Cricket: Trent Rockets Women v London Spirit Women, 2.15pm, BBC Two Followed by Trent Rocket Men and London Spirit Men at 6pm.
