TV tonight: Jenna Coleman’s twisty thriller The Jetty

The Jetty

Monday, 9pm, BBC One
Jenna Coleman is back with another twisty primetime thriller – a timely four-part story about a detective and a podcast journalist coming together to see how crimes in a Lancashire lakeside town might be connected. Coleman is straight-talking DC Ember Manning who, after her husband’s death, seems to be moving on well enough with their teenage daughter. A local arson attack leads Manning to reach out to Riz (Weruche Opia) – who is investigating a missing persons cold case – and a man in his 20s who had relationships with two underage girls. Manning’s discoveries soon compel her to question her own past relationship and the age gap between them when they met. Hollie Richardson

Spent

10pm, BBC Two
Michelle de Swarte’s cracking comic drama about a bankrupt model returning to her Brixton roots continues with Mia still sofa surfing and in desperate need of a booking. But when she finds an opportunity with an old client, her morals are put to the test. She’s also dealing with the news that her estranged dad is about to be evicted. HR

Paris 2024 Paralympics: Meet the Athletes

7.55pm, Channel 4
The countdown to this year’s summer of games is on – and to get into the spirit, here’s the first of Channel 4’s five-minute profiles of British Paralympians going for gold: Maisie Summers-Newton, a swimmer from Northamptonshire. The rest run throughout the week. HR

Jamie: What to Eat This Week

8pm, Channel 4

Yet another new cookery show from the former Naked Chef – this time tapping into which foods are the freshest and most flavoursome right now. He kicks off the summer season with a cheesy bean and fennel gratin, “oozy” pea risotto and mackerel served on sun-dried tomato couscous. HR

House of the Dragon

9pm, Sky Atlantic
There’s a moment of relative calm in Westeros after that gobsmacking dragon showdown. Is Ser Criston (Fabien Frankel) taking the king’s corpse back to King’s Landing or did Aegon (Tom Glynn-Carney) manage to survive? And what of his brother Aemond (Ewan Mitchell), whose dragon Vhagar once again caused some real royal bother? Elsewhere, Driftwood mourns Rhaenys (Eve Best). HR

The Great

10pm, Channel 4
Inspired by the US ambassador’s visit, Catherine (Elle Fanning) decides to involve “the people” in Russian law-making and convenes a nakaz of peasants, merchants and nobles – heavy on the nobles, of course. Peter (Nicholas Hoult) is distracted from his horse-breeding escapades just long enough to contribute some suggestions, like why not rename raspberries “Peterberries”? Ellen E Jones

Film choice

Young Soul Rebels (Isaac Julien, 1991) Monday, 2.15 am, Sky Cinema Greats

A landmark work in the history of Black British cinema, Isaac Julien’s 1991 drama feels like a precursor to Steve McQueen’s Small Axe in its mixing of race, sexuality, politics and music. Set in London during the 1977 Silver Jubilee celebrations, it follows friends and pirate radio soul DJs Chris (Valentine Nonyela) and Caz (Mo Sesay) as they navigate racism and homophobia, love and ambition, while the unsolved murder of a young gay black man puts the community on edge. Simon Wardell