Genderquake
9pm, Channel 4
What happens when you put a varied group of non-binary millennials together in a house in the countryside? This two-part reality show poses that question and comes up with essentially rather encouraging answers. Problems emerge when they meet some grimly intransigent locals in a nearby pub but, otherwise, what seems like a complex situation is actually deceptively simple. The key to harmony turns out to be listening to other people, being mindful of their feelings and allowing them their own autonomy. Who’d have thought it? Phil Harrison
Dispatches: Britain’s Benefits Crisis
7.30pm, Channel 4
Universal credit was supposed to reform the benefits system. Yet the welfare changes championed by Iain Duncan Smith have left many claimants worse off, driving some to food banks and making others homeless. Have these issues been resolved? Morland Sanders investigates. Ali Catterall
The Road to Palmyra
9pm, BBC Four
Loquacious Dan Cruickshank and his more introspective photographer buddy Don McCullin form an eccentric but effective pair as they journey from Damascus to Palmyra, a site of historical significance desecrated by Isis. A personal but revealing cri de coeur about the cultural cost of the Syrian war. Jack Seale
Cops UK: Bodycam Squad
9pm, Really
The documentary strand offering a first-person perspective on policing returns, with a third series following frontline police officers in Nottinghamshire. From keeping revellers in check to taking part in drug raids, the footage captured from body-worn cameras continues to offer an insight into the force’s struggles. Mark Gibbings-Jones
Westworld
9pm, Sky Atlantic
After a brief but hair-raising detour to one of Delos Inc’s other immersive theme parks, Westworld returns its scattershot focus to Dolores and her rising robot rebellion. Along with wrangler boytoy Teddy, the galvanised AI queen forges some unlikely alliances ahead of a mighty frontier fracas. Graeme Virtue
Cocaine: Teen Dealers
10pm, Channel 5
As Channel 5’s cocaine season continues, we meet a group of sixth-formers who are using the dark web as their source to supply their peers. We also meet another young professional from London who supplements her income dealing the drug to an exclusive women-only client base. Ben Arnold
TV films
Killer Joe 11.35pm, Film4
Adapted from a play by Tracy Letts, this Texas noir stars Matthew McConaughey as cop-cum-hitman Killer Joe, hired by a trailer-trash family to dispose of the father’s ex-wife for insurance money- -– Joe’s reward being daughter Dottie (Juno Temple). But when you deal with the devil, there’s always a price to pay … Paul Howlett
Live sport
Tennis: The Mutua Madrid Open 11am, Sky Sports Main Event. A clay court tournament from Caja Mágica.
Snooker: The World Championship 2pm BBC Two. The final is played to its conclusion.
IPL Cricket: Sunrisers Hyderabad v Royal Challengers Bangalore 3pm, Sky Sports Main Event. More Indian T20 action.