Sirius: an apocalyptic order
10pm, BBC Four
This documentary is like watching a horror movie come to life. He speaks to the people who investigated the Order of the Solar Temple – an apocalyptic cult in which, during the 1990s, 74 of its members died – beginning with macabre images of what they found when they investigated apparently unrelated fatal house fires in Canada and Swiss. Former members also give their disturbing accounts. Hollie Richardson
Between the covers
7pm, BBC Two
Ah, where would we rather be at this cold time of year than bundled up in bed? Oh wait, these aren't those types of covers. This week's literary magazine show, presented by Sara Cox, features Richard Osman, Ben Miller, journalist Ranvir Singh and The One Show's Alex Jones, not the conspiracy theorist. Alex Duggins
Bill Bailey's Master Craftsmen: The Next Generation
8:00 p.m., sky arts
Bill Bailey proves to be an unsurprisingly enthusiastic host in this wholesome and fascinating series celebrating traditional craft techniques. We meet a group of novice stone carvers learning their craft under the gaze of Simon Smith, whose work encompasses a surprising variety of sculpting techniques. Phil Harrison
The listeners
9pm, BBC One
The ringing persists, and Claire (Rebecca Hall) finds it difficult to fully engage with it, even though her new support group tells her that accepting it could make her life easier. Soon, his hallucinations turn into a nightmare and he reconnects with his former student Kyle (Ollie West) for help. HOUR
Matlock
9:00 p.m., Witness of heaven
Now we know Madeline “Matty” Matlock's (Kathy Bates) secret agenda: joining the Jacobson Moore law firm to discover which of its lawyers hid documents that could have taken opioids off the market; since if they had not done so, their addict daughter's life could have been saved. But first you have to keep trying to impress them with your work. HOUR
Cheaters
9:45 p.m., BBC One
The romantic comedy comes full circle as the second series ends with three tumultuous mini-episodes. Josh (Joshua McGuire) has ruined his relationship with Fola (Susan Wokoma). Could his previous partners offer something after all? As always, crude jokes punctuate serious matters. Jack Seale
live sport
Women's international football: Ireland v Wales, 7.15pm, BBC Three Second leg of the women's Euro 2025 play-off final at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
First division football: Ipswich Town v Crystal Palace, 7:30 p.m., main video With Leicester-West Ham at 8:15 p.m. In addition, six more games on Wednesday, including Arsenal-Man Utd, and two on Thursday.
