Dope Girls
9.15pm, BBC One
It's an exciting time for Kate (Julian Nicholson) and Billy (Umi Myers) as they prepare to open the club. But they are trying to learn memorable lessons about the consequences of upsetting Italian criminal families. Meanwhile, Violet (the great Livewire Eliza Scanlen) becomes even deeper mask. It's not more than the total of that part, it's very monitoringable. Phil Harrison
Crufts 2025
2pm, Channel 4
Terier: The Live The World live coverage hopes Hounds will fall within sniffing distance from Best Show award. The quarterfinals will feature a headlong flyball team relay, and from 7pm the session will include music to heel work (aka “Doggy Dancing”). The virtues of Graeme
Gladiator
7pm, BBC 1
Another quarter-final begins with Aneira, a supply teacher who wants to inspire a Muslim girl, and Maddie, the gym owner, who climbs the wall in an astonishing 26 seconds. Then it was gymnastics coach Joe and engineer Lewis who broke the Eliminator record, who won his place as the fastest runner-up. Meanwhile, Viper fled to the audience. Holly Richardson
Portugal with Michael Portillo
8:15pm, Channel 5
M-Portz Gallivants got cheerful, and his latest hilarious legs took him to Ponte de Lima and Braga. In the former he met Vigno Verde, a loud folk dance and famous white wine. In the latter, he samples salted cod, travels through sexual railways and witnesses an upset revival. Jack Seal
Harry and Meghan's American Nightmare
9:15pm, Channel 5
When Sussex moved to the US in June 2020, they were welcomed with weapons and bouquets of lucrative media contracts. Since then, the deal has collapsed and Trump has even threatened to deport them. So did America really turn on Harry and Meghan? Or is it all a big misunderstanding? Ellen e Jones
Jonathan Ross Show
9:20pm, ITV1
A more vague chat from Jonathan Ross welcomes Toxico star Jodie Whittaker, actor-director Ashley Walters, comic-actor-writer Daisy May Cooper and recently and in-moving Warwick Davis of Buffta Garland. There is also music from Bass Heavy London Rockers Nova Twins. PH
Movie selection
Blood for Dust, 11:15am, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premier
Hangdog travel salesman Cliff (Scoot McNairy) has a hard time trying to start over when he hits former community Ricky (smirking Kit Harrington), a partner in embezzlement scams at his old company. Ricky offers him a simple job, driving drugs and guns from A to B, but inevitably there's nothing easy about it. A thriller with a Rod Blackhurst premonition – all dead motels and snowy Montana roads – has the pleasant echo of Fargo. Simon Wardell
Cliffhanger, 9pm, 5-chome
Sylvester Stallone is not an idea for an elite rock climber. These biceps get in the way, but the halt of mistrust lies at the heart of Renee Harlin's sudden, fun 1993 action thriller. Sly plays the former Rockies Mountain rescuer who falls into a bank robber foul in search of a suitcase full of lost booty from a crashed plane, and his outdoor expertise helps him escape the clutch. Add a touch of class to stunt performers, vertical climbing, jumping, falling, and John Lithgow as a big buddy. SW
Live sports
Athletics: European Indoor Championships, 8:45am, BBC 2 It's the third day since Omnisport Apeldoorn in the Netherlands.
Premier League Football: Nottingham Forest v Man City, 11am, TNT Sports 1 Brentford v Aston Villa is taking part in the Sky Sports Main Event at 5pm.
Six Nations Rugby Union: Ireland vs France, 1:25pm, ITV1 Scotland V-Wales follows at BBC One at 4pm. UK v Italy will be in the sun on ITV1 at 2:15pm.
