Today's TV: Catch up with Kate Humble on her new Welsh farm

KATE HUMBLE bought this little part of Wales ten years ago, dreaming of a self-sufficient life, growing her own produce and breeding her own livestock. Now the farm is packed with pigs, cows, sheep and goats – but it’s 24/7 hard graft. We rejoin Kate as she makes the most of some blue skies and sunshine to take a hike with her dog Teg up one of her favourite mountains. Meanwhile, back at ground level, it’s a tense time for Kate and her friend and mentor Tim. The farm’s finances are on the line, as their flock of breeding sheep is scanned to find out how many, if any, lambs each ewe is carrying.

Dragons' Den: Touker Suleyman and Sara Davies

Dragons’ Den (BBC1, 8pm)

MORE eager entrepreneurs look for investment from Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Tej Lalvani and Sara Davies. After a beauty businesswoman pitches her affordable yet luxury waterless face oils, a Northumbrian inventor explains that he has endless possibilities with his nifty construction bracket. Then, a budding tech tycoon is put through her paces when she showcases a fitness app aimed solely at women, and a Scottish dog lover hopes the Dragons will bite when she presents her range of natural canine treats.

This Is My House – The Mitches with Stacey Dooley

This Is My House (BBC One, 9pm)

Stacey Dooley hosts another edition of the game show in which four people claim to own the same house. The catch is only one of them is telling the truth. Bill Bailey, Emily Atack, Judi Love and Jamali Maddix are joined by guest panelists Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams as they try to separate the fact from the fiction and find the true homeowner. Tonight, four individuals claim to be Mitch from Hinckley near Leicester, but three of them are liars. The clues are a marriage proposal story, some fish, an electronic bin and cans of hairspray.

The Queen and Her Cousins with Alexander Armstrong

The Queen and Her Cousins with Alexander Armstrong (ITV, 9pm)

Just over a decade ago, Alexander Armstrong did some digging and learned that his 6x great grandmother Mary Boughton was a lady of the bedchamber to George III’s wife Queen Charlotte in the 18th century. And although he may not be quite of royal blood himself, the Pointless host is nevertheless curious to know what it means to be part of the extended royal family? As the Queen turns 95 next week, Alexander travels across the country to meet Her Majesty’s cousins. Using the monarch’s vast family tree as his road map, he meets relatives from many branches of the her family – from the ancient lineage of the Mountbatten dynasty, to the Queen Mother’s Bowes Lyon side – and an international princess.

Pandemic 2020: Prakash is a musician and wedding singer who struggles to make ends meet during lockdown in Delhi, India

Pandemic 2020 (BBC2, 9pm)

The third instalment looks at how people were increasingly looking for someone to blame, while Covid deniers became more numerous and vocal, as alternative and faith-based thought battles conventional science-based reason. We meet Prakash, a wedding singer from Delhi, who begins to question why he must remain locked down, and Pastor Spell from Louisiana, who faces jail after he refuses to close his church or observe social distancing. The film ends on New Year’s Eve 2020 (exactly a year after the series started), as the first vaccine in the world is given at a hospital in Coventry, England.

Frank of Ireland

Frank of Ireland (C4, 10pm)

Brothers Domhnall and Brian Gleeson have teamed up to co-write and star in this new six-part comedy sets in an idyllic suburb of Dublin. Frank Marron (played by Brian) is a 32-year-old catastrophe; a misanthropic, narcissistic fantasist who’s convinced that the world owes him something. He is single, still lives at home with his mother, Mary, and can’t drive. His ex-girlfriend Aine has just found a new boyfriend, and although they broke up six years ago, Frank is finding that a tad difficult. Luckily, Frank has a loyal best friend, Doofus (Domhnall) whose full-time job is clearing the debris left in Frank’s wake. In tonight’s opening episode, the duo head to Aine’s grandmother’s funeral, and Frank decides that he’s going to learn MMA.