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Sun & Secrets: The Hidden Side of IVF

7pm, BBC Two
Like many couples, Beth and Laura went to the north of Cyprus for separation IVF medicine and chose the same sperm donor for their two children. But DNA test results later showed that the brothers were not related by blood. In this fascinating study, Anna Collinson asks: “Do loose and limited laws lead to crime?” He talks to the brother and sister, and realizes that the family is not the only one affected. Hollie Richardson

This is not a deadly secret

8pm, U&Drama
The successful 1930s-whodunnit featuring Salvador Dalí, Lee Miller, Max Ernst and other famous artists has come to an end. With the main suspect, the surrealist exhibition at West Dean could be opened wide. But René Magritte suspects that there is more to the case than meets the eye. Graeme Virtue

Amandaland

9pm, BBC One
More from the great sitcom directed by Lucy Punch. Amanda needs glasses, but these are very rare for her age. Mum Felicity (Joanna Lumley) offers to help him buy a house – but there’s a catch, which involves a bit of pig talk. Elsewhere, shocking news for Anne knocks her off her chair. HR

The Best Girls’ Book on Murder

9pm, BBC Three
With Jamie still missing, Pip (Emma Myers) and Connor (Jude Morgan-Collie) meet with a drug dealer for answers, but are shocked to learn who the client is. Elsewhere in the crime drama, Ravi (Zain Iqbal) makes clear his feelings for Pip, as he plays a tape recorder that could be important in Max Hastings’ case. Nicole Vassell

An Only Son

9.30pm, BBC One
Ken has Beth over for dinner and Richard has a simple request: “Don’t say Emily and I kissed.” After explaining this to him five times, will Ken keep the secret? Especially the way Emily looked, too. Another heartwarming and funny episode of the Scottish father/son sitcom. HR

Peelers: The PSNI for Real

10pm, BBC Two
A visceral, gripping documentary about Belfast’s police force has reached its premiere. Meanwhile, Perri and Adam respond to reports of dangerous vehicles on the road. But there is a large, volatile crowd to negotiate before approaching the perpetrators. Phil Harrison