Yahoo Finance TV tonight: Danish noir in Blinded – Those Who Kill
Blinded: Those Who Kill
9pm, BBC Four
This sequel to the Danish crime drama, Darkness: Those Who Kill, continues with tonight’s second double bill. Having agreed to help her family friend solve the cold case of her son’s murder, criminal profiler Louise (Natalie Madueño) continues to piece together a string of new killings that appear consistent with the son’s death – prompting the hunt for a serial killer. Running out of leads, the police now appeal to the public for any information on the killer, while Louise’s boyfriend makes a tense visit. Ammar Kalia
The Great Garden Revolution
8pm, Channel 4
Designer Joel Bird, ecological gardener Poppy Okotcha and craftsman Bruce Kenneth are on hand to transform another garden this week. The trio are at the Hanifs’ house in Birmingham creating a communal forest garden, while Poppy showcases a vertical planting technique. AK
Age of the Big Cats
8pm, Sky Nature
This series charting the evolutionary survival of our fearsome felines continues with this episode focused on the king of the jungle: the lion. We trace how lions evolved over thousands of years to dominate their environment and become efficient predators, and take a closer look at stealthy tigers. AK
John Lennon: A Life in Ten Pictures
9pm, BBC Two
After previously profiling Tupac, the slick series that uses photos as a framing device to re-examine the lives of celebrities turns its attention to another musician cut down by unexpected violence. The challenge, of course, is finding something new to say about the prickliest Beatle. Graeme Virtue
Casualty
9.20pm, BBC One
It’s another busy week in the A&E department and Faith has her suspicions when an elderly woman is brought in by her short-tempered husband for the second time. Meanwhile, Tina is moved when a patient reminds her of her own trauma. And Rash has to fight his corner during a budgetary meeting. Hannah Verdier
The Jonathan Ross Show
9.35pm, ITV
A typically varied line-up tonight with wrestler-turned-actor David Bautista, singer Paloma Faith and oddball comedian James Acaster rubbing shoulders. Pride of place, however, goes to Sir Tom Jones whose recent album, Surrounded By Time, made him the oldest man ever to top the UK album chart. Phil Harrison
Film choice
Wind River, 9pm, Film4
Elizabeth Olsen infiltrates the off-limits world of Wyming’s Native American community as an FBI agent on the seach of a murderer in this wintry whodunit. Jeremy Renner is her spirit guide through a surprisingly sensitive thriller that offers serious food for thought with a side helping of gunplay. Damon Wise
Live sport
Premier League Football: Southampton v Fulham 2.10pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Brighton & Hove Albion v West Ham United at 7.30pm.
FA Cup Football: Chelsea v Leicester City 4.15pm, BBC One. Final from Wembley Stadium.
Boxing: Terri Harper v Hyun Mi Choi 10pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Super-featherweight bout.
