The third series of the gripping criminal assets thriller Hidden Assets returns tonight on BBC Four at 9pm. Set between Dublin and the Basque Country, the opener begins with a stressful raid by DS Claire Wallace (Nora-Jane Noone) on a wealthy family home in Ireland, which ends in tragedy and triggers unrest in Belgium.
Meanwhile, the grand final of Gladiators airs at 6pm on BBC One. Bradley Walsh and his son Barney preside as four contestants face off against the resident gladiators for the men's and women's trophies. Commentator Guy Mowbray, initially reserved, is now fully invested in the action.
Other highlights include the Musical Bonanza on ITV1 at 7pm, featuring Sam Ryder as Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar and performances from Annie, The Producers, Oliver!, and Paddington the Musical. On BBC Two at 8.30pm, UK National Parks explores the New Forest and its commoners, whose ponies have shaped the landscape for centuries.
The finale of The Dry airs at 9.20pm on BBC One, as the Walshes prepare for Aidan's memorial. Rachel returns from rehab, but Maggie shares some lovely news with her sisters. On Sky One at 10pm, guest host Jamie Dornan joins the regular cast of Have I Got News for You, with musical guest Wolf Alice.
Film choice includes Barbarian (2022) on BBC Three at 11.05pm, a horror film from director Zach Cregger starring Georgina Campbell and Bill Skarsgård. Sports coverage includes Premiership Rugby Union, Women's Super League Football, Super League Rugby, and Formula One's Japanese Grand Prix.
