Tuesday 5 September

Jill Dando's Murder - The New Evidence

9pm BBC1

This programme looks at new leads into the killing of the TV presenter, who was shot outside her home in 1999. Gun enthusiast Barry George was found guilty of her murder in 2001, but the Appeal Court rejected his appeal, claiming they felt the original conviction was fair.

A New Life: Risking It All

8pm Channel 4

Millionaire Martin Webb tries to use his business expertise to help Widnes couple Karen and Marcus realise their dream of owning an Italian restaurant. However, they are hampered by a lack of catering experience and financial struggles, and a disastrous opening launch night threatens to ruin everything.

The Beginner's Guide to Islam

11pm Channel 4

Peaches Geldof learns about the religion by visiting Morocco, where she stays with a devout Muslim family, attends a "taking the veil" party and travels up the Atlas Mountains by mule. She tries hard to avoid seeing the sacrifice of a sheep.

Lost

10pm Channel 4

Jack and Kate find Michael in the jungle and bring him back to the hatch. When he recovers, he reveals that he knows the location of the Others and plans to launch an attack on them to rescue Walt. Ana Lucia makes a deal with Sawyer to get a gun, and recalls the events that took her to Australia.

Radio: Afternoon Play: The Mironov Legacy

2.15pm Radio 4

Dame Helen Mirren has long been fascinated by her Russian ancestry, and here she stars in a drama about her own grandfather, Pyotr Mironov, a Tsarist officer who lost home, family, native land, language, career and social standing on being exiled to Britain after the Revolution. Mirren plays the part of Lena, the sister to whom Pyotr was closest, who, despite being evicted from the family estate, remained in Russia after 1917. Through her letters, Lena and her sisters describe to their distant brother the hardships of their new life in Moscow.

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