Yahoo Finance TV tonight: Andrew Marr hails Elizabeth II's remarkable Britons
New Elizabethans With Andrew Marr
9pm, BBC Two
Andrew Marr presents his new series examining the lives of remarkable British people spanning Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, from 1952 onwards. Taking his cue from Churchill’s observation that the Queen’s coronation would spark “a new Elizabethan era”, Marr begins his account with an exploration of how in the 1950s a patriarchal, class-obsessed society was somewhat dismantled by the increasing visibility of figures such as the transgender journalist Jan Morris and actor Diana Dors, risque in her time. Ammar Kalia
DIY SOS: The Big Build
8pm, BBC One
More household renovations with Nick Knowles and his team. Tonight, they are looking to assist the Sweet family from Weston-super-Mare: parents Cat and Chris’s three brave children have severe medical issues, and the two youngest will become wholly dependent on wheelchairs as they reach their teens. Ali Catterall
Taskmaster
9pm, Channel 4
Can anyone stop Daisy May Cooper stomping to victory? As the relentlessly silly celebrity gameshow nears the end of its first Channel 4 series, a stolen cup of tea and a tumbling Johnny Vegas provide the sort of random hilarity no traditional comedy or hastily put-together panel show could come up with. Jack Seale
Riviera
9pm, Sky Atlantic
In thisfinale to the third season, Ellen (Clare-Hope Ashitey) is on the loose, with a suitcase full of deadly drugs and a ruthless desire for vengeance. Can Georgia (Julia Stiles) and Gabriel (Rupert Graves) intervene before it’s too late? And, more to the point, will they still look suntanned and monied while doing it? Ellen E Jones
LA’s Finest
9pm, Fox
Recently cancelled in the US, this is your last chance to catch this slightly surreal comedy drama starring Jessica Alba and Gabrielle Union in its second-season finale. After Izzy’s kidnapping, McKenna (Alba) and Syd (Union) make a final push to rid Koreatown of its crime surge in a showdown with the shadowy Lustrum Holdings. AK
Celebrity Crystal Maze
10pm, Channel 4
Richard Ayoade returns with his strange, disembodied mannequin hand to guide a new group of celebrity recruits around his fiendish Crystal Maze. Up first is team captain Laura Whitmore with comic Chris Ramsay, dancers Perri Kiely and Jordan Banjo, and former rugby player Gareth Thomas. AK
Film choice
The Adjustment Bureau (George Nolfi, 2011) 9pm, Sony Movies
Bourne screenwriter George Nolfi reunites with Matt Damon in this reality-bending sci-fi thriller. Damon plays an idealistic congressman whose dalliance with ballerina Emily Blunt attracts the attention of the shadowy Adjustment Bureau and its superpowered enforcers – who dress like Mad Men and are led, as it happens, by John Slattery. Paul Howlett
Live sport
European Tour Golf: The South African Open. 1pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Opening day’s coverage.
Basketball: Newcastle Eagles v London Lions 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Clash from Eagles Commuity Arena.
Europa League Football: Zorya Luhansk v Leicester City 5.30pm, BT Sport 1. Group G match.
