From money saving tips to school life in the Midlands

24 Hours In Police Custody: The Honeytrap Murder

The second of two episodes investigating The Honeytrap Murder – the story behind the brutal murder of a man in Luton who is found dead in the hallway of a block of flats.

He has bled to death from a stab wound to his thigh and is completely naked. In the concluding episode, DI Dale Mepstead and her team from Bedfordshire’s Major Crime Unit have charged two women with murder after they were seen on CCTV paying a late-night visit to the murder victim.

Police believe he had been enticed to meet the women with the promise of sex when their real intention was to rob him. But the CCTV reveals that the two women were also accompanied by two men on the night of the murder, and unfortunately the women’s accomplices are harder to identify.

Cameras follow every twist and turn as the police track down and eventually find the men. But now, with four suspects in custody, the investigation team need to work out who is behind the honey trap plot and find the evidence that will reveal which of their suspects is responsible for the murder. This is real-life drama where the facts are more compelling than the best of crime fiction.

Channel 4, 9pm

The Martin Lewis Money Show

To mark the final show in the series, Martin is live from Liverpool to answer your pressing financial questions.

There’s all the latest money news in Martin’s Big Briefing – and the deals and deadlines you don’t want to miss in News You Can Use.

ITV1/STV, 8pm

Phoenix Rise

New to BBC iPlayer, Phoenix Rise is a coming-of-age drama that follows the stories of six students who form an unbreakable bond as they navigate the trials and tribulations of school life in the Midlands.

In the first episode it’s a daunting first day of term and in the chaos of this busy school, they all find themselves drawn to a disused boiler room where new bonds begin to form. But Darcy rubs Billy up the wrong way, Khaled is confronted with the past, Summer finds herself on the wrong side of mean girl Cassidy, and Billy risks everything to help his Year 7 sister, Rihanna.

Jamie Stewart is the new head teacher who is tasked with turning Phoenix Rise around and becomes an unlikely champion for this band of misfits. Has Billy already blown his second chance?

Streaming now on BBC iPlayer

Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly

Like many people these days Kevin works from home, affording him the perfect work/life balance. At least that would be the case if it wasn’t for his furry colleague Woody. Important business calls are constantly disrupted by this chaotic Collie’s own barky ringtone. And he turns into the office shredder on anything that comes through the letterbox. Can Graeme sort out the office politics?

Professional musician Becki loves playing all manner of instruments but as soon as she strikes a chord, Whippet cross Badger joins in. This tone-deaf backing singer howls over every recital. It’s funny at first, but practice is definitely not made perfect with Badger’s high notes drowning out every jig. And she doesn’t make life easy for the budding young musicians that Becki teaches at her house either. Can Graeme help restore harmony?

Frenchie cross Nala is a doggie dynamo who fires around rooms like a comet. Couple Lisha and Daryl are worried that she could knock into the new baby by accident. But it’s not just them that want Nala to calm down. Her boundless energy is rubbing nan Sue up the wrong way and she’s avoiding spending time at the family house with the new arrival because of Nala’s antics. Can Graeme stop this bouncy bundle going into warp speed every time Nan comes over?

Channel 5, 8pm