TV tonight: Larry David and friends return for more Curb

Curb Your Enthusiasm
9pm, Sky Comedy

The always-irascible Bernie Sanders lookalike Larry David is back for a 10th season of his semi-autobiographical satirical sitcom. Season nine ended with Lin-Manuel Miranda shot in the mouth during a paintballing duel, Larry trying to make a musical about the life of Salman Rushdie and a missed wedding speech, so there will surely be more disasters, faux-pas and narrow misses in the episodes to come. Featuring a spate of all-star cameos, prepare to cringe through the next 30 minutes. Ammar Kalia

The National Television Awards 2020
7.30pm, ITV

David Walliams is your host for the annual telly back-slapping ceremony, now in its 25th year. RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is up against the Ant and Dec-driven I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! for the much-coveted Bruce Forsyth entertainment award. Who will get the gong? Hannah Verdier

Crazy Delicious
8pm, Channel 4

Judges Heston Blumenthal, Niklas Ekstedt and Carla Hall challenge Britain’s food lovers to create magical meals from everyday ones, using a film set complete with edible blossom and a drinkable babbling brook. It is a real-life Willy Wonka, but let’s hope the losers aren’t turned into gigantic blueberries. Ali Catterall

Belsen: Our Story
9pm, BBC Two

“Death was everywhere,” says Peter Lantos, who was five years old when he was imprisoned at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. In this remarkable documentary, the octogenarian journeys back to the site of the camp and, along with testimony from fellow survivors, recounts the destruction that was wrought there. AK

Ballers
9.35pm, Sky Comedy

A fifth and final season of the light drama about big men in the business of American football. While Spencer (Dwayne Johnson) mulls hunkily over a major acquisition and an instructive childhood memory, Russell Brand is again tasked with playing a verbose nitwit: maverick CEO Lance Klians. Jack Seale

Young, Sikh and Proud
10.35pm, BBC One

In this one-off documenary, journalist Sunny Hundal takes an unflinching look at the rift that developed between himself and his late brother, Jagraj Singh, a faith leader who sparked a revival of Sikhism with young people. Visiting a Sikh camp, Hundal examines the allure and identity-forming power of belief. AK

Film choice

They Live By Night, 6am, Sony Movies Classic
Nicholas Ray’s 1948 feature debut, a typical piece of edgy, youthful Americana, stars Farley Granger and Cathy O’Donnell as forlorn fugitive sweethearts mixed up with his former convict pals and on the run from the law – and their fate. Young love has a hard time of it in this superb film noir. Paul Howlett

Live sport

World Cup Alpine Skiing 4.35pm, Eurosport 2. First run of the men’s slalom from Schladming, Austria.

EFL Cup Football: Aston Villa v Leicester City 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. Coverage of the semi-final second leg from Villa Park.

Coppa Italia Football: Milan v Torino 7.30pm, BT Sport 1. Quarter-final action.