Crufts 2024
7.30pm, Channel 4
There are 4 days of doggie styling forward because the animal fanatic Clare Balding lovingly presents protection of this 12 months’s competition from the NEC in Birmingham. We start with the agility finals and the heats of the flyball class. However, actually, we’re simply constructing as much as the sheer pawfection of finest in present on Sunday night. Count on breathless reporting from the co-presenters Sophie Morgan and Radzi Chinyanganya, who will enterprise into the center of the motion. Could the most effective pooches win! Phil Harrison
Dragons’ Den
8pm, BBC One
Will the Dragons be persuaded to spend any of their freshly printed cash? There’s loads to tempt them, be it the oh-so-organic skincare vary constituted of goat’s milk or the out-of-this-world enterprise pitch that would ship them into house. Kayleigh Dray
Tonight: On-line Britain – Who’s Getting Left Behind?
8.30pm, ITV1
With a lot of life now performed on-line, digital exclusion is an more and more severe social challenge that may depart folks remoted and disadvantaged of the flexibility to entry advantages and apply for jobs. This investigation seems on the estimated 10 million adults within the UK who lack both connectivity or the tech expertise to entry the web. PH
Darren McGarvey: The State We’re In
9pm, BBC Two
The second episode of McGarvey’s curious, constructive and smart exploration of sophistication and inequality in Britain sees him go to Gordonstoun college in Elgin, Moray, to get a way of how the opposite half reside. He’s open to the academic excellence he finds there – he simply can’t see why 94% of children are denied it. PH
Issues You Ought to Have Completed
9pm, BBC Three
Lucia Keskin’s intriguingly offbeat sitcom a few bereaved teenager (jokes!) is usually deadpan to a fault, nevertheless it actually establishes a singular tone. This week, it’s pancake day, which Chi (Keskin) is set to rejoice. Sadly, not everybody shares her enthusiasm. It’s quickly very straightforward to see why. PH
Highlight: Our Soiled Warfare – The British State and the IRA
11.15pm, BBC Two
Peter Taylor revisits the chilling IRA interrogation tapes that he uncovered to mark the closing of Operation Kenova, the lengthy‑working investigation into Stakeknife (the military’s prime double agent throughout the IRA) and the so-called soiled conflict. Hollie Richardson
