The Great British Sewing Bee
9pm, BBC One
It’s the 10th series of Sewing Bee and time for a new host: Kiell Smith-Bynoe of Ghosts fame, who is making the role permanent after helming the Christmas special. To celebrate the passing of the baton, the latest batch of contestants are tasked with making 12 dolls of the original presenter, Claudia Winkleman. No, not really: it’s a repeat of the first challenge ever set on the show – making an A-line skirt with denim and contrast thread (to sneakily catch out any “wibbly wobbly” lines). Hollie Richardson
For the Love of Dogs With Alison Hammond
8pm, ITV1
It’s the final episode of Hammond’s first series since taking over from Paul O’Grady – and she has done an admirable job. A husky with a mysterious leg problem, an overexcited spaniel and five bichon frise puppies welcome her. HR
The Gathering
9pm, Channel 4
Another double bill of the Liverpool-set gymnastics thriller (it continues on Wednesday). We learn a lot more about Adam, who is living with his dad’s new well-to-do family, but worrying about his troubled mum and baby brother. Meanwhile, Kelly needs to rejoin gymnastics to help her dad, while Jessica asks for another dodgy prescription. HR
A League of Their Own: Mexican Road Trip
9pm, Sky Max
From the safety of his voiceover booth, Romesh Ranganathan sends off Jamie Redknapp, Jill Scott, Micah Richards and Maisie Adam (subbing in for Mo Gilligan) for this latest round of sports-based challenges, starting with a Lucha Libra wrestling event in Mexico City. If the hurricanranas don’t finish them off, the hot sauce definitely will. Ellen E Jones
Into the Amazon With Robson Green
9pm, Channel 5
A new series in which Green rubs shoulders with sloths, piranhas and more while exploring this rich but threatened ecosystem. He meets sustainable farmers, learns the Brazilian dance-cum-martial-art capoeira and braves a tightrope bridge 30 metres above the forest floor (which may induce flashbacks for those who have done a Go Ape course). Ali Catterall
Storyville: The Gullspång Miracle – A Nordic Mystery
10pm, BBC Four
While flat-hunting in Sweden, two siblings from a deeply religious Norwegian family meet a seller who looks uncannily like their sister, who died by suicide in 1988. Could this be a long-lost relative? Or was she an avenging angel looking for belated justice? Maria Fredriksson’s film constantly surprises. Graeme Virtue
Film choice
Inception (Christopher Nolan, 2010), 8pm, Sky Cinema Greats
You’ve not lived until you’ve seen a Paris arrondissement folded over on itself. Luckily, Christopher Nolan has got one to show you – and many more gobsmacking visual treats in his 2010 thriller, about a corporate espionage team that can infiltrate others’ dreams. Leonardo DiCaprio is their boss, given the job of implanting an idea in the brain of businessman Cillian Murphy, but in danger of falling into deeper and deeper dream states in the attempt. Time-bending and imaginative, with James-Bond-like touches. Simon Wardell