TV tonight: half a century of reporting on the Troubles

Peter Taylor: Ireland After Partition

9pm, BBC Two

Peter Taylor has been reporting on Northern Ireland for half a century. In this fascinating film, he looks back on what must, at times, have felt like a depressingly endless tale of unresolved strife. Taylor has built relationships with people on both sides of the religious divide, and the most remarkable and heartbreaking footage features a group of Catholic and Protestant youngsters from Belfast enjoying a holiday together in Wales before returning home and resuming hostilities. Phil Harrison

Cook Clever, Waste Less With Prue & Rupy

8.30pm, Channel 4

Prue Leith and food doctor Rupy Aujla wrap up the first series of the show that helps families optimise their eating habits. Manchester medics Preeti and Sanjeev usually lay on mix-and-match spreads to satisfy three kids: will Prue’s chicken and cauli traybake please everyone? Graeme Virtue

Great British Photography Challenge

9pm, BBC Four

Finale time, and there’s a chance to become the next Pennie Smith, as our snappers are tasked with creating a group shot for two emerging Scottish bands. Elsewhere, they must take photos that capture the beauty of Glen Coe, as Rankin and co decide who’ll be crowned winner. Ali Catterall

Inside No 9

10pm, BBC Two

A patriotic rallying cry of a climax to this latest series of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith’s inventive comedies. But, inevitably, there’s more to Dawn and Mick’s Last Night of the Proms party than meets the eye. Darkly unpredictable as ever, and powered by a fine cast, including Sarah Parish. Phil Harrison

Son of Cornwall

10pm, Sky Arts

John Treleaven’s career as an opera singer has taken him around the world. But he has often returned to his native Cornwall to both perform and rejuvenate. In this documentary, he talks about his career in the context of his home. Has his love of his town of Porthleven driven the emotion of his work? PH

Do Black Lives Still Matter?

10.55pm, BBC One

A year on from George Floyd’s murder, has anything changed? Black Lives Matter was one of the most visible anti-racism initiatives ever – but could that in itself be a problem? After all, many of the main focuses were structural. Here, grime artist Saskilla asks some difficult questions. PH

Film choice

Night Moves (Kelly Reichardt, 2014. 1.45am, Film4)

Three ecowarriors (Peter Sarsgaard, Dakota Fanning and Jesse Eisenberg) plot the destruction of a dam with a floating bomb. It’s the stuff of action thrillers, but Kelly Reichardt’s moody drama is as much about the love triangle and horrific consequences as the suspenseful execution of the plan. Paul Howlett

Live sport

International Cricket: England v New Zealand 10.15am, Sky Sports Main Event. The final day from Edgbaston.

Euro 2020: Scotland v the Czech Republic 1.15pm, BBC One. With Poland v Slovakia (ITV) and Spain v Sweden to follow.

Speedway: Sheffield Tigers v King’s Lynn Stars 7.30pm, Eurosport 2. Live from Owlerton Stadium.