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The Lost Music of Auschwitz
9pm, Sky Arts
An incredible documentary about the imprisoned musicians who formed six orchestras commissioned by the Nazis in the concentration camp. London-based composer Leo Geyer has spent years searching the archives and piecing together the remaining music scores to conduct special performances for the first time in 80 years, while survivors share their accounts: “You suddenly remembered that there is a world that we used to know,” one woman says of hearing the music that played in the camp. Hollie Richardson
What Happened at Auschwitz
8.30pm, BBC One
To mark 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, Jordan Dunbar’s short documentary looks at ensuring the reality of what happened is never forgotten. Renee Salt, Ivor Perl, Harry Olmer and Arek Hersh are Holocaust survivors who share their testimonies, with Salt saying: “Instead of hate, I learn to love life and people, and hope everybody lives in peace.” HR
Pompeii: The New Dig – House of Treasures
9pm, BBC Two
The world’s most famous archaeological site keeps throwing up fresh curiosities: this latest visit explores yet another set of fascinating finds. It focuses on the contents of a particular house thought to have belonged to a leading politician, which is replete with the kind of luxury that very few Romans could afford. A rare insight into how the other half lived. Phil Harrison
The Michelle Mone Scandal: Where Did Our Money Go?
9pm, Channel 5
The Ultimo bra brand boosted entrepreneur Michelle Mone into the House of Lords, but was her rags-to-riches success story also artificially enhanced? As Mone and her husband face allegations of wrongdoing related to the £200m government contracts their company secured during the Covid pandemic, this documentary attempts to uncover the truth behind the scandal. Ellen E Jones
Katie Price: Making Babies
10pm, Channel 4
In 2023, TV personality Katie Price underwent three unsuccessful rounds of IVF with her then partner Carl Woods. This two-parter follows her on this emotional and rocky journey. It starts with their first meeting with medical experts, who set out the challenges ahead. HR
Bump
11.10pm, BBC One
Everything that makes this Australian drama great is here, as Angie (Claudia Karvan) begins chemotherapy, supported by her often insensitive family and friends. Enveloping sadness and wry amusement are deftly blended, particularly by Karvan’s superb lead performance. Jack Seale
Live sport
Women’s International Cricket, Australia v England, 7.45am, TNT Sports 1 The first of three T20s, from Sydney. The second takes place in Canberra on Thursday at 7.45am.
Bowls, World Indoor Championship, 1pm, BBC Two Featuring the open pairs final and a first-round open singles match.
