TV tonight: Mia McKenna-Bruce hits breaking point in a true-crime drama

The penultimate episode of the series about convicted murderer Jane Andrews. Plus: the finale of Jack Thorne’s Lord of the Flies. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Lady

9pm, ITV1

The penultimate episode of the soapy true-crime drama about Sarah Ferguson’s former assistant Jane Andrews, who was convicted of murdering her boyfriend Tommy Cressman. Jane (Mia McKenna-Bruce) goes on a family holiday with Tommy (Ed Speleers) with dreams of a wedding proposal. But when it becomes clear that’s not on the cards, they return to London for a make-or-break chat that gets out of hand. Hollie Richardson

Romance Scams: Don’t Get Caught Out

7pm, Channel 5

“A potential new partner doesn’t need to know the ins and outs of your financial situation.” It should be that simple but romance scammers know how to exploit people’s deepest desires. Alexis Conran speaks to victims and goes to experts for tips on how to protect yourself. HR

Call the Midwife

8pm, BBC One

Ahead of a finale that promises to be even more emotional than usual, with irreversible change incoming, the Nonnatus House gang dutifully perform their district rounds, accompanied by a group of junior doctors that includes Timothy Turner (Max Macmillan). Also, Violet (Annabelle Apsion) is obliged to turn her hand to midwifery. Jack Seale

Lord of the Flies

9pm, BBC One

Jack Thorne’s adaptation of the classic novel on humanity’s primal instincts reaches its conclusion, and Ralph (Winston Sawyers) comes to the fore. Even the animalistic chaos of the previous night has not sated the boys’ appetite for violence, so when Piggy’s glasses are stolen it sets off a showdown between the two groups of castaways. Ellen E Jones

Watson

9pm, Sky Witness

After the recent excitement of his old partner returning from the dead, it’s back to the day job for suave genius Dr John Watson: untangling baffling medical mysteries. This week, he meets a girl who looks about 10 but has the teeth (and profane vocabulary) of someone much older. What game is afoot? Graeme Virtue

Making of Lord of the Flies

10pm, BBC Four

Jack Thorne’s adaptation of William Golding’s novel – the first made for TV – has proved hit and miss with fans and critics. No one can argue against how magnificent it looks, though, and this behind-the-scenes documentary shows the cast and crew filming in Malaysia – with lots of creepy-crawlies, rain and even a twister. HR

Film choice

Fire Will Come, 2.10am, Film4

With his excellent new film Sirât now in cinemas, here’s a chance to catch Óliver Laxe’s previous work. Set in the mountains of Galicia, Spain, it’s a low-key drama that follows Amador (Amador Arias Mon), freed from prison after an arson conviction, who returns to his home, mother Benedicta (Benedicta Sánchez) and three cows. As a study of the seasonal rhythms of rural life it’s hypnotic and soothing, with the taciturn Amador tending the cattle and interacting awkwardly with other locals. That is until a forest fire breaks out. Was he responsible? Simon Wardell

Live sport

Premier League Football: Man United v Crystal Palace, 2pm, Sky Sports Main Event Arsenal v Chelsea follows at 4.25pm.