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Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over: Family and Me

10pm, W

“I feel like we have to keep giving disclaimers. It’s not like we’re sat here saying: ‘We know it all.’ We don’t know anything.” Months after having their first child, Minnie, do Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton feel differently about the families Dooley has visited over the years? They reflect on episodes including parents who film social media videos of their kids, a tradwife family and a child-led parenting household. Hollie Richardson

The Hidden World of Hospitality With Tom Kerridge

8pm, BBC Two

Tom Kerridge’s deep dive into the hospitality industry’s inner workings is a mixed bag. One minute he is taking us behind the scenes at Beefy Boys, an independent burger joint defying the tricky financial climate, the next he is having a sombre sit-down with Gary Neville, strategising how to announce the closure of their Manchester venture, the Bull & Bear. Katie Rosseinsky

The Dog Academy

8pm, Channel 4

Not such a good boy … but can The Dog Academy trainers rid Archie of his bad habits? Photograph: Tristan Mayer

The trainers have their hands full this week with jack russell-cross Dexter who, after eight years of terrible toilet habits, has started peeing on the family cat. They also meet aggressive zuchon Archie, whose owners are desperate for him to stop biting before things get worse. HR

Bill Bailey’s Master Crafters: The Next Generation

8pm, Sky Arts

The finale of this series celebrating young craftspeople invites its squad of glassmakers, woodcarvers and silversmiths to pitch in on an arbour bench to be sited in the gardens of King Charles’s crash pad Highgrove House. Will their work get the royal seal of approval? Graeme Virtue

Code Blue: The Killing of June Fox-Roberts

9pm, ITV

It was one of South Wales police’s most disturbing cases: the murder and dismemberment of grandmother June Fox-Roberts in November 2021. With access to the major crime team, this two-part documentary follows officers as they search for the killer – and an elusive suspect known as Container Man. Ali Catterall

And Just Like That

9pm, Sky Comedy

It’s official: Aidan and Carrie are back on. In fact, she’s even making plans to go and stay in his farmhouse. But what do her friends think about it? Elsewhere, Miranda becomes an intern and Charlotte returns to work at a gallery. HR

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