TV tonight: Sienna Miller, Hugh Grant and others talk about phone hacking

Scandalous: Phone Hacking on Trial

9pm, BBC Two

It has been more than a decade since the tabloid phone-hacking scandal broke, and this feature documentary from Bafta-winning film-maker James Newton tracks two years of the lawsuit developments. It analyses evidence and hears the testimonies of alleged victims including Sienna Miller, Shobna Gulati, Hugh Grant and Heather Mills, as well as the families of murder victims. Hollie Richardson

How to Win the Ashes

7pm, BBC Two

As England prepare to host their old rivals Australia for another Test series, this film sifts through the tumultuous history of the Ashes to try to nail down what it takes to come out on top. Among those discussing googly highs and lbw lows are resolute England all-rounder Ben Stokes and Aussie bowling wizard Glenn McGrath. Graeme Virtue

Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s Next Great Chef

8pm, Channel 4

Gold-glazed lobster tail and Kobe beef garnished with edible money are among the delicacies on the menu as Michel Roux Jr challenges the remaining chefs to dream up a seriously extravagant dish that will cause a stir on social media. Money is no object but Roux and his judges are a tough crowd. Katie Rosseinsky

Who Do You Think You Are?

9pm, BBC One

Adventurer Bear Grylls discovers that an intrepid streak (and a fondness for wearing kilts) runs in his family. His genealogical journey takes him to the Imperial War Museum to learn about his grandfather Ted’s role in the top-secret T Force after the second world war, then off to Scotland, where he traces his lineage back to a warrior king. KR

Blackadder: The Lost Pilot

9pm, Gold

Forty years after it first aired, Tony Robinson looks back at the story of the pilot – which he didn’t actually appear in (Philip Fox played Baldrick). After speaking with the likes of Ben Elton, Richard Curtis (who co-wrote the pilot with Rowan Atkinson) and David Mitchell, he then presents the never-before-broadcast episode in full. HR

Man Like Mobeen

10pm, BBC Three

Another double bill of Guz Khan’s comedy-drama, which – four series in – remains sharp and switched on to societal ills. The terrifying Megalodon (Youssef Kerkour) arrives on Mobeen’s wing, before a hellish riot shuts down the entire prison. Comics Al Roberts and Mark Silcox are among the excellent cast. Hannah J Davies

Film choice

Anaïs in Love (Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet, 2021), 11.20pm, Film4
The French effortlessly turn out romantic dramas about the self-obsessed middle class that feel comforting and challenging. Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s debut feature is a seductive example, following literature student Anaïs (Anaïs Demoustier) as she rushes through life with abandon. That is until she meets and falls for an older woman, author Emilie (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi), who is the partner of a middle-aged publisher with whom Anaïs is having an unsatisfying fling. Emilie is a wiser head with a more nuanced view of love and desire, and the interplay between the two is captivating. Simon Wardell

Live sport

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