TV tonight: a remarkable film about the women who joined Islamic State

The Return: Life After Isis

9pm, Sky Documentaries

A remarkable documentary from the film-maker Alba Sotorra Clua interviewing a group of women who reflect on their decisions to join Islamic State and exploring the role of propaganda and grooming in their radicalisation. Clua focuses on the much-publicised stories of British recruit Shamima Begum and US national Hoda Muthana, who both give candid, nuanced testimony on their upbringings and time in the terror organisation, as well as their fight to return home. Ammar Kalia

Between the Covers

7.30pm, BBC Two

In the final episode of this series, Sara Cox leads her book clubbers – Ranvir Singh, Micky Flanagan, Reginald D Hunter and Sophie Willan – in literary discussion. There’s the heart-rending Shuggie Bain and the time travel-themed new release The Frequency of Us, plus all their personal recommendations. Ellen E Jones

Bake Off: The Professionals

8pm, Channel 4

The challenging professional version of the baking battle continues. More new teams are arriving tonight, and they will be expected to produce perfect miniature lemon meringue pie and tiramisu. Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden will then pass withering judgment on their efforts. Phil Harrison

Hospital

9pm, BBC Two

Covid hit the NHS hard; despite promised “restoration funding” from the government, some individual departments are under scrutiny. Anna, who lost her scalp and right ear in an industrial accident has had to wait for over a year to receive plastic surgery at University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire. Ali Catterall

999: What’s Your Emergency?

9pm, Channel 4

An intense night shift in South Yorkshire begins with the usual drunken fights, before becoming darker and stranger. Among the small-hours emergencies are somebody who presents a potential suicide risk, a paranoid resident of sheltered accommodation and a serial offender called Diesel Dick. Jack Seale

Intelligence

10pm, Sky One

The underwhelming cybercrime-fighting sitcom starring David Schwimmer continues. In the first of tonight’s episodes, it is harassment and discrimination training day. In the second part of the double bill, an alarming new Russian weapon leads to a disagreement over shared intel that seems rather personal. PH

Film choice

The Outlaw Josey Wales (9pm, TCM Movies)
Clint Eastwood directs and stars as a farmer who, scarred by the killing of his wife and child in the civil war, goes on the warpath. It’s an epic tale of vengeance and redemption, with colourful characters, an eye for a landscape and humour in the undercutting of Clint’s icy image. Paul Howlett

Live sport

Tennis: Queen’s 1pm, BBC Two. The Wimbledon-heralding grass court tournament continues.

Horse Racing: Royal Ascot 1.30pm, ITV. The opening three races plus all the best millinery.

Euro 2020: Hungary v Portugal 4pm, ITV. Followed by a tasty-looking France v Germany clash.