Grenfell: Five Years, Five Stories
9pm, BBC Three
Tayshan Hayden-Smith is known locally as the “Grenfell guerrilla gardener”. Zeyad Cred is one of the founders of the Grenfell Silent Walk. Aspiring musician Lyric Grant writes songs to help grieve her best friend who died in the fire. Survivor Luana Gomes has just been accepted into art college. Traumatised local Enrique Tiamuna is now at the University of Oxford. They are profiled in this special programme about those affected by the Grenfell tragedy. Hollie Richardson
Lucy Worsley Investigates: Madness of King George
9pm, BBC Two
Winter 1788. George III is hallucinating, violent and abusive. “This is a crisis – Britain can’t have a mentally ill king,” says Worsley. “A medical maverick who runs an asylum is summoned. Can he save the king?” In the last case of this series, the historian applies modern understandings of mental health to the revealing contents of George’s private diaries. HR
We Own This City
9pm, Sky Atlantic
Probable cause? Proportionate force? All that stuff you were taught in the academy you can forget, because this is Baltimore, baby. That’s what Officer Jenkins (Jon Bernthal) learns in his early days as a beat cop. On other timelines in The Wire’s unofficial follow-up, we’re learning that the corruption rot goes deeper still. Ellen E Jones
State of the Union
10pm, BBC Two
Two last visits to hipster coffee shop Mouthfeel as Nick Hornby’s bite-size relationship drama wraps up its US-set second season. Ellen (Patricia Clarkson) and Scott (Brendan Gleeson) begin by debating the merits of “problem-solving sex” but the sometimes clunky script is elevated by espresso-rich performances. Graeme Virtue
The Bridge: Race to a Fortune
10pm, Channel 4
The gruelling and at times morally challenging reality series presented by AJ Odudu continues as the competitors combine teamwork (to complete their task) and ruthlessness (to walk away with the cash). Tonight, David and Alex return to their original teams and they’ll be tempted to dish the dirt on their rivals – but will it come back to haunt them? Phil Harrison
Everything I Know About Love
10.40pm, BBC One
Birdy (Bel Powley) has a boyfriend, and Maggie (Emma Appleton) is struggling with the effect this has on their friendship. Like so many twentysomethings before her, she reacts by blindly fighting for the attention of an emotionally unavailable manchild who calls himself a musician. HR
Live sport
Racing: Royal Ascot, 1.30pm, ITV. The opening day of the festival.
Uefa Nations League football: England v Hungary 7pm, Channel 4. England seek revenge at Molineux.
