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G’wed

10.05pm, ITV2

This scouse coming-of-age comedy drama was an unsung gem when it aired final yr, so hurrah for a cracking second collection. The college college students of Wirral proceed to navigate teenage life, with first loves, struggling mother and father, battenberg desserts and karaoke nights offering loads of raucous gags. However there are larger themes at play, too, as a considerate anorexia storyline is explored by means of 14-year-old Albie, who’s mentored by Ted, an older pupil, on this sturdy opening episode. Hollie Richardson

Can Elon Musk Rule the World?

9pm, Channel 4

Are we doomed to be dominated by tech‑bro billionaires? It’s a terrifying, however more and more believable, thought, because the bromance between Donald Trump and his “first buddy” Elon Musk proves. Why is Musk taking over the British authorities? Has he been sitting in on calls between Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy? Channel 4 Information’s Matt Frei asks what Musk has deliberate for the US and past. Hollie Richardson

The Canine Home

8pm, Channel 4

It’s not all the time love at first sight in relation to doggy-owner matchmaking: a traumatised cockapoo wants haircut and snuggles earlier than getting on the market, whereas Coco the dachshund is a nervous wreck earlier than a primary date with a possible new proprietor. HR

The Vanishings

9pm, Channel 5

This thriller is impressed by Eire’s “Vanishing Triangle” – eight girls who disappeared with out a hint from the east of the nation throughout the 80s and 90s. Whereas a journalist, Lisa (India Mullen from Regular Individuals), and a detective, David (Allen Leech from Downton Abbey) work collectively to search out one lady, others go lacking. HR

An Replace on Our Household

9pm, Sky Documentaries

The sobering documentary collection about US vlogging household the Stauffers reaches its center episode, and the central, tragic occasion: the family’s adopted son Huxley stops showing of their extraordinarily well-liked movies. A darkish story unfolds. Jack Seale

Far North

10pm, U&Alibi

This tonally peculiar New Zealand crime drama continues to veer uneasily between comedy and darkness because the denouement approaches. Ed and Heather do their greatest to derail the meth deal. However with the ship’s crew basically at dying’s door, may it derail itself with out anybody else’s assist? Phil Harrison