Yahoo News TV tonight: The case of Britney Spears prompts a tabloid reckoning
Framing Britney Spears
9pm, Sky Documentaries
Since its US premiere at the beginning of the month, this New York Times documentary has prompted a re-examination of the intrusive tabloid coverage of female celebrities in the early 00s. Archive footage provides a compelling argument towards Britney Spears’ mistreatment. Now showing in the UK, the film covers the origins of Spears’ controversial conservatorship, which has given her father control over her career since 2008, and her ongoing legal battle to oppose it. Ammar Kalia
Interior Design Masters With Alan Carr
8pm, BBC Two
Whether you like your living room a radioactive lime green or a chain-hotel shade of beige, there is something for everyone in this crafty contest, presented by Alan Carr and judged by the interiors journalist Michelle Ogundehin. The remaining eight work their magic on a wedding venue. Hannah J Davies
Secret Safari: Into the Wild
8pm, Channel 4
Growing up fast is a necessity for the animals of the Kenyan conservation area, if they are to survive in the wild. Do the young black rhinos Harry and Lucky have what it takes? Elsewhere, Teddy and Freddy must care for their wilder jackal siblings, while Alan, an alpha-male baboon, is threatened by a young upstart. Ali Catterall
Forensics: The Real CSI
9pm, BBC Two
As a detailed portrait of modern investigative methods, this sombre strand often succeeds, but tonight’s instalment is a tough watch. The fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old in Coventry – introduced via a harrowing 999 call – prompts West Midlands police to deploy their forensic arsenal to identify the killers. Graeme Virtue
Charles Hazlewood: Beethoven & Me
9pm, Sky Arts
Charles Hazlewood, the composer and artistic director of the British Paraorchestra, presents this personal history of Beethoven’s music, beginning with his 5th Symphony and an examination of the health conditions that affected the great composer’s work. The Paraorchestra also performs. AK
Music’s Dirty Secrets: Women Fight Back
10.45pm, BBC One
Tamanna Rahman presents this investigation into the #MeToo movement occurring in the music industry. Interviewing the ex-girlfriend of the rapper Octavian, Hana, who came forward with allegations of abuse, Rahman examines the burden of accountability on survivors. AK
Film choice
The Hitch-Hiker (Ida Lupino, 1953), midnight, Talking Pictures TV
Lupino, the Brixton-born danger-woman in tough thrillers such as High Sierra, moves behind the camera to excellent effect. Her taut B-movie has two friends (Edmond O’Brien and Frank Lovejoy) travelling through Mexico and stopping for a hitcher, serial killer William Talman. Paul Howlett
Today’s live sport
Grand Slam tennis: The Australian Open 8.30am, Eurosport 1. Featuring the second of the men’s quarter finals.
Champions League football: RB Leipzig v Liverpool 7pm, BT Sport 2. The first-leg round-of-16 clash from Red Bull Arena.
Test cricket: India v England 3.50am, Channel 4. The final day of the second Test from Chennai.
