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Dispatches: Looking Britain’s Parcel Thieves

8pm, Channel 4
There are some actual grinches on the market: a parcel is stolen in Britain each seven seconds. Reporter Tir Dhondy is on a mission to resolve the crimewave by hiding monitoring gadgets in parcels and following stolen ones to problem who took them. He additionally learns how gangs goal supply vans as a part of their enterprise mannequin and will get entry to a significant police operation. Hollie Richardson

Celeb MasterChef Last

8pm, BBC One
Who can be Celeb MasterChef 2025? After 5 weeks of culinary competitors, it’s right down to the ultimate three, every of whom is tasked with getting ready a three-course meal for the judges. And don’t count on Grace Dent and John Torode to go straightforward on them, both. Fame isn’t any excuse for an unseasoned facet or an oversweetened coulis. Ellen E Jones

Christmas at Leeds Fort: A Winter Wonderland

8pm, Channel 5
This 12 months’s theme is Peter Pan, which requires the citadel being reworked into Neverland – full with a 28ft tree that wants manoeuvring by slender medieval archways. The cameras observe each close to breakdown and small win because the workers put together. HR

All Her Fault

9pm, Sky Atlantic
An entire episode of flashback explains precisely what the deal is with Carrie (Sophia Lillis) and why she’d wish to kidnap the Irvines’ baby. As a downbeat story of desperation and disappointment takes form, the key twist of the sequence is on its means. Jack Seale

The Final Leg

10pm, Channel 4
There’ll be loads of unhealthy information taking place within the run-up to Christmas to maintain Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker going as they mock the week that has been. Becoming a member of them in looking for the cheer is reliably hilarious comic Fatiha El-Ghorri. HR

The Graham Norton Present

10.40pm, BBC One
Hamnet is ready to be an Oscars-magnet weepathon – and right here its star, Jessie Buckley, tells all concerning the extremely anticipated adaptation. Additionally on the purple couch are Jack Black and Paul Rudd with their horror reboot Anaconda, and comic Michelle de Swarte. HR

Movie decisions

The Nice Flood (Kim Byung-woo, 2025), Netflix
An asteroid has hit Antarctica and melted it. For the residents of a Seoul condo complicated, which means a race to the very best ground earlier than tsunamis hit all of them. This frantic end-of-the-world thriller could have you ever figuring out how lengthy you possibly can maintain your breath, as Kim Da-mi’s scientist Gu An-na and her younger son Jan-in (Kwon Eun-seong) battle by the waters. However the presence of her AI tech agency’s safety operative Son Hee-jo (Park Hae-soo) hints at a weirder plot twist to return. Simon Wardell

Shell (Max Minghella, 2024), Paramount+
In between seasons of The Handmaid’s Story, Max Minghella directed his co-star Elisabeth Moss in one other dystopian drama – this near-future horror concerning the pitfalls of chasing the proper physique. Moss performs Samantha, an actor who indicators up for an anti-ageing pores and skin therapy (derived, ominously, from lobsters). It’s run by an organization owned by 68-year-old – although you wouldn’t understand it – Zoe Shannon (Kate Hudson). In true The Substance vogue, all of it goes badly flawed, because the movie offers in to its B-movie sensibilities and turns into more and more, entertainingly foolish. SW

Mission: Inconceivable – The Last Reckoning (Christopher McQuarrie, 2025), 9.40am, 8pm, Sky Cinema Premiere
If that is the final we see of Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt, then it would show a positive farewell. The eighth journey for the secret agent returns him to the seemingly not possible battle towards AI pressure the Entity, which has gained management of many of the world’s nuclear weapons. However the ins and outs of the plot are inappropriate whenever you get to witness exhilarating motion sequences comparable to Ethan’s dive right into a sunken Russian submarine or a vertiginous battle on a biplane. Arguably one of the best scene is earlier on, when US army and political bigwigs are given an more and more comical recap of Ethan’s rule-breaking exploits down the years, plus all his colleagues who’ve died within the course of. It’s an excellent encapsulation of the absurdity of the entire M:I enterprise – and why we adore it so. SW

Dwell sport

Championship soccer: Swansea v Wrexham, 7.30pm, Sky Sports activities Foremost Occasion A Welsh derby.