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A FARMER fears one of his sheep has been shot. But has it actually suffered an attack by a dog, or perhaps a fox? Meanwhile, Peter Wright is worried about a tawny owl whose eye he removed 18 months ago. Flynn now has a serious problem with his remaining eye, which means his life is in danger. Peter’s former partner Julian Norton visits a local dairy farm to help a new mum who’s having issues, and then it’s all hands on deck back at the surgery as he and his team battle to save a litter of unborn puppies.

All That Glitters: Britain's Next Jewellery Star with Katherine Ryan

All That Glitters: Britain’s Next Jewellery Star (BBC2, 8pm)

We began the contest with eight talented jewellers, and now host Katherine Ryan welcomes the five remaining contestants back into the workshop for two more challenges. This week, it’s all about gold as they try to make a pair of identical hoop earrings, before welcoming client Zeynap, who wants a gold locket to give to the woman who saved her mum’s life. But whose creations will impress judges and award-winning jewellery designers Solange Azagury-Partridge and Shaun Leane, and who will have to leave to competition?

The Syndicate: Denise (Lorraine Bruce), Colette (Emily Head), Gemma (Liberty Hobbs), Roxy (Taj Atwal), Keeley (Katherine Rose Morley), Jake (Kieran Urquhart)

The Syndicate (BBC1, 9pm)

The syndicate arrive back in England after their adventure in Monaco, but they are still no closer to driving they won the jackpot. However, new evidence of their win has unexpectedly come to light and there appears to be a happy ending for the Woodvale Kennels staff after all. Keeley and Jake celebrate their newfound wealth with a shopping spree, but when she realises that he may still have feelings for Georgina, she has second thoughts about their future plans. As the syndicate grapple with the consequences of winning the lottery, Colette is shocked by the reappearance of someone she thought she’d lost forever, and Frank begs Cheryl to help him in a last-ditch attempt to save himself and Duke. Will she choose to protect herself, or risk everything to help him?

The Money Maker: a show hosted by serial entrepreneur and seasoned investor Eric Collins

The Money Maker (C4, 9pm)

We all know that times are tough for many businesses at the moment. But despite the current bleak economic climate, there is hope, and this new four-part reality series aims to show that shrewd decisions can help businesses navigate the post-pandemic economy. We follow Eric Collins, CEO of Impact X Capital Partners, a venture capital firm supporting underrepresented entrepreneurs across Europe. Over the next few weeks, he offers not only his expertise, but also his own capital investment to four small struggling British businesses. In tonight’s first edition, The Money Maker is in Manchester checking out repair and restoration company Prymo. Lively CEO Jasen says he’s never been busier, but with the most important pitches of his career coming up, Eric believes changes are necessary.

Makeup: A Glamorous History: the 1920s look

Makeup: A Glamorous History (BBC2, 9pm)

The Roaring Twenties is Lisa Eldridge favourite era for make-up. This was when modern make-up, as we know it, arrived in women’s handbags. The First World War and the global flu pandemic were over, and women entered the workforce, more likely to make their own choices about how they wanted to look and how to spend their money. The flappers cut their hair and put on red lipstick, and Lisa explores how this started as a shocking look for a daring few, but quickly moved through the pages of magazines and onto every high street. Working with pharmacist Szu Cheng Wong, Lisa also recreates some authentic period recipes for foundation, eye makeup and lipstick.

Secret History of WW2

Secret History of WW2 (5SELECT, 9pm)

This series reveals remarkable stories behind the key events of the planet’s most destructive conflict. Each episode revolves around a different major event and uses immersive re-creation and archive material to drive the story. This footage is supported by insightful first-hand accounts, poignant personal testimonies and informative expert interviews. We take a look behind the headlines and into the heart of each incident to unveil incredible true stories that were buried by the victors or lost in the fog of war. In the first episode, we learn the secrets behind the famous Dunkirk evacuation, such as the story of the 38,000 men who were left behind, and how Hitler ordered the Nazi tanks to cease their advance on the Allies, which ultimately changed the course of the war.