Thames Water: In the crisis
9pmBBC 2
Thames Water, the UK's largest water company, recently won a controversial £3 billion emergency debt package for at least several months to prevent it from collapse. As customer bills increase and sewage continues to flow to the coast and rivers, the two will enter the company for the six months leading up to this. New CEO Chris Weston speaks at this opener as the team faces a £15 billion hole in the company's finances. Holly Richardson
Panorama: Lockdown Kids – 5 years later
8pmBBC 2
See your school doors are connected until your school doors sound like a dream for every child. However, when the lockdown came into effect in March 2020, it meant two years of proper education for young people in our country. Branwen Jeffreys, education editor at the BBC, hears from his family and teachers about the long-term impact and how they are being addressed. The virtues of Graeme
Batch from scratch: Less cooking
8pmChannel 4
When Joe Swash and Suzanne “The Batch Lady” Mulholland meet their single father, Daran, to help him stop relying on jarred sauce and oven meals when it comes to feeding their two children after a long day of work. Sausage tray bake, slow-cooked beef masaman curry and pizza-flavored stuffed chicken breast are all on the menu. HR
Chess Master: Endgame
8pmBBC 2
Chess is a war on the committee, and the Queen is the most powerful of them all. So how do aspiring chess champions get fares in a “devil-hard” puzzle that includes eight queens? It's hard not to eradicate all the adorable contestants as they do their best to solve it. Meanwhile, Sue Perkins is completely bewildered. HR
Vildie
9pmBBC One
The Bradford set thriller rounds out the first series. Harry Vildie (Staz Nia) has already officially cracked the case, but with his wife at risk, he has to go through some very informal channels and really get to the top. As Endgame escalates, it is the reservoir dogs fulfill their duties. Jack Seal
White lotus
9pmSky Atlantic
As Thailand gets to night, hedonism increases with the vicious satire of the rich man in Mike White's hole. The volatile TV star Jaclyn (Michelle Monaghan) and her girl gang club together with attentive Russians, while the thorny Rick (Walton Goggins) abandons Chelsea (Amy Lou Wood) due to the volatile Rendeboo in Bangkok. The virtues of Graeme
