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Evolution

9pm, BBC Two
Which animal stole first? Chris Packham’s biology lesson continues with the story of bats – and the source of his insatiable hunger lies in the urbilaterian, an animal that floated in the waters of the Ediacaran period, about 570m years ago. Food went in and out of one hole… until the important change: “The legend was successful!” Hollie Richardson

Ghettos & Holocaust

11.50am, PBS America
“Today, the Jewish ghetto was officially established,” wrote Miriam Wattenberg, a 15-year-old resident of Warsaw, in her magazine in November 1940. “Where is Moses who can save us from this pressure? Historians, archivists and manuscripts unearthed from metal boxes bring the terrible times and conditions of life into these sad records. Ali Catterall

24 hours in A&E

9pm, Channel 4
A 23-year-old woman was rushed to Queen’s Medical Center after falling from a horse, which rolled over on top of her. Meanwhile, a five-year-old boy is brought to A&E after accidentally cutting his hand at school, and doctors must quickly determine if a man in his 20s is suffering from a stroke. Priya Elan

Dragon House

9pm, Sky Atlantic
“A patient hunter is one who kills,” said Ormund Hightower (James Norton), as the reign of Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy) crumbled and crumbled. As an attack from within and without the threat of taking the queen’s seat from her, Daemon (Matt Smith) wants to fight fire with more fire. Jack Seale

The Secret Life of Gypsy Women

10pm, Channel 4

Behind the theme of the 00s, this new series is surprisingly good and has a good reputation, Gemma Collins-esque stars in Traveler influencer Trewley Precious Temple. This week, Trewley is unveiling a beautiful collaboration, a great project for someone who, says his manager, “came out of the womb in bruises”. Hannah J Davies

Sex Tape Secrets

12.05am, Channel 4
When Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta TV star Mimi Faust was featured in a sex tape in 2014, it caused an uproar in the US (and not just because of the unintentional beating that included a swimsuit). The lovely Faust shows all the tawdry scenes. Graeme Virtue