TV Tonight: David Cameron, Boris Johnson and François Hollande on Putin’s War | documentary

Putin in opposition to the West

9pm, BBC Two

“I blame the West – us. We’re responsible of letting him develop to such a stage of intimidation.” Dalia Grybauskaitė, the previous President of Lithuania, is without doubt one of the world’s previous and current leaders who’s explored on this three-part collection by Norma Percy by the roots of Vladimir Putin’s struggle in opposition to Ukraine wades. David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Francois Hollande and Volodymyr Zelenskyy additionally particulars the story – beginning with the EU’s Jap Partnership summit in 2013, which led to deadly protests in Ukraine, the resignation of President Viktor Yanukovych, the G8’s exclusion of Russia and the annexation of Crimea. Hollie Richardson

The traitors to america

8 p.m., BBC Three

On this week’s first journey to the paranoia-haunted citadel, it is time for attendees to go to the Chaos Faire and play a sport of the Wheel of Future. followers of the UK version of the present know what truths this may spill. Then one other candidate is banished from the subsequent homicide. MR

silent witness

9pm, BBC One

Blue blood is thicker than water within the coastal city of Southbay, the place a household of law enforcement officials seems to have sewn the whole lot up. Can newcomers Jack and Nikki use their forensic expertise to uncover the reality a few surprising homicide? The ultimate two-parter of this run additionally options new techie Velvy opening as much as Cara about his household scenario. Graeme advantage

Maternal

9pm, ITV

Going to {couples} remedy alone is not enjoyable, but it surely permits Helen to ask uncomfortable questions on her marriage. In the meantime, Maryam struggles to concentrate on her sufferers whereas Catherine excels in a difficult surgical process with surprising penalties. Can one night set the whole lot again on observe? Ellen E Jones

The final of us

9 p.m. Sky Atlantic

The third episode of this blockbuster apocalypse collection was hailed as one of the best hours of television this year – And rightly so. The story revolves round survivalist Invoice (Nick Offerman), his relationship with soft-hearted Frank (Murray Bartlett) and assembly Pedro Pascal’s Joel. It is lovely, devastating, and filled with zombie motion. MR

All others burn

10 p.m., Channel 4

The comedy of this spiritual cult sitcom ought to be discovered within the Bathos: the gulf between apocalyptic rhetoric and drab actuality. Sadly, it is simply monotonous, with a flat script and one-dimensional characters. This week, Rachel takes a forbidden automobile experience and considers difficult strict relationship guidelines. Phillip Harrison

movie choice

The Swimmer (Frank Perry, 1968), 2:10 p.m, movie4
Most likely the weirdest Burt Lancaster film you are more likely to see, Frank and Eleanor Perry’s drama has his Ned showing at a good friend’s pool celebration in a leafy suburb, clad solely in his swimming trunks. He then decides to swim house through the opposite neighborhood swimming pools. As he walks by extra flats and meets individuals he is aware of—welcoming or not—the explanations for his odd habits develop into obvious. It is a movie of contrasts: between sun-drenched consolation and darkish thriller; and Lancaster’s athletic persona and his character’s disturbing actions. Simon Wardell