Tonight sees cosmetic surgery under the microscope on Lucy Investigates, Liza Tarbuck takes a look at our obsession with weather, and Untold explores the reality behind fashion brand Shein . . .
Pick of the Day
Lucy Investigates, 9.00pm, Virgin Media One
This week Lucy Kennedy takes a closer look at Ireland's relationship with the booming cosmetic surgery industry.
She joins some young adults on their journey to going under the knife and learns about the dark side of the cosmetic industry.
As she recently told me: "We followed different people getting work done - from boob reductions to botox, everything.
"You have all these celebrities who get all this surgery done, and deny it. People are trying to achieve the same look . . . it’s a tricky one.
"And it’s getting younger as well. Girls as young as 17 are getting botox and they just don’t need it.
"I understand if somebody needs a breast reduction, or if it was something that you felt you really needed, or was going to boost your confidence, but what would worry me is if my girls felt that they had to get all these things because other people are."
Don’t Miss
Storyville: The Fire Within, 9.00pm, BBC Four
Legendary film-maker Werner Herzog (above) pays homage to French volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft, who were killed in a pyroclastic flow from Mount Unzen in Japan in 1991.
The film compiles footage recorded by the Kraffts from around the world, capturing the impact of volcanic eruptions and the immediate aftermath.
Question Team, 10.00pm, Dave
Making up Richard Ayoade's (below) self-quizzing collective tonight are Stephen Mangan, Katherine Ryan, Dana Alexander and special guest Adam Kay.
This week’s episode gets into the Halloween spirit and begins with a horror round, where Richard Ayoade apparently excels. Of course you’re not surprised!
New or Returning Shows
Judi Love: Black, Female and Invisible, 11.05pm, Channel 4
The comedian and presenter Judi Love (below) discovers she has managed to defy the odds stacked against most black women living in the UK today.
Damning figures point to profound inequalities in health, education, work, and other key aspects of life.
On an eye-opening and emotional journey, she discovers the real stories behind the statistics - as well as the inspirational women determined to change things for the next generation with innovative and practical solutions.
Here We Go, 9.00pm, RTÉ2
Here’s a BBC show starring Alison Steadman, Katherine Parkinson, Jim Howick, Tom Basden, Freya Parks and Tori Allen-Martin.
It’s a comedy focusing on members of the Jessop family as they navigate a combination of life's everyday challenges.
Paul gives Rachel a family voucher for a theme park which is valid for six months. Just before it reaches its expiry date - and with a neighbour's dog in tow - the Jessops finally attempt to use it.
Stonehenge: The Lost Circle Revealed, 8.00pm, BBC Four
Using cutting-edge research, a dedicated team of archaeologists has compiled the evidence to fill in a 400-year gap in man's knowledge of the bluestones of Stonehenge.
By combining innovative 3D scanning techniques, traditional field archaeology and novel laboratory analysis, the team has discovered where the stones were quarried and where they first stood.
Professor Alice Roberts shows how the team made its discoveries and joins Professor Mike Parker Pearson to piece together the final parts of the puzzle, solving one of the toughest challenges ever faced by archaeologists.
New to Stream
Untold, All4
Shein is the biggest fast-fashion company in the world, making billions of pounds by unveiling thousands of new designs on its addictive website every day and selling them cheaper than anyone else.
Iman Imrani’s documentary looks into the brand addicts and influencers who populate the highly addictive website, as well as the brutal conditions under which the clothes are manufactured.
Be prepared to be appalled.
Waffles + Mochi's Restaurant, Netflix
Food-loving friends Waffles and Mochi get cooking in their very own restaurant, where hungry customers come to feast on flavours from all over the world.
Ending Today
Our Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure, 9.00pm, BBC One
In this final episode, Line of Duty star Vicky McClure (below) and the choir are joined by singer-songwriter Tom Grennan as they perform at Splendour Festival, taking their fight for change to their biggest audience.
Vicky also meets new choir member Steve, who has just been diagnosed with dementia, and catches up with the choir's youngest singer Julie who was diagnosed at 51.
Britain’s Greatest Obsessions, 9.00pm, Sky History
Streaming on NOW
Liza Tarbuck has long been fascinated by the weather and why people tend to talk about it so much.
Is it merely a pleasant way to pass the time, or is it now much more important than that?
Now we all have weather apps are we self-proclaimed experts or do we in fact understand much less than before?
And just how important was the weather to the success of British naval history, explorations, and war?
