Natalie Dormer and Mia McKenna-Bruce star in The Lady, which tells the story of Jane Andrews. Plus: your golden ticket to the Baftas! Here's what to watch this evening
In what is either terrible or terrific timing, Natalie Dormer plays Sarah Ferguson with aplomb in this drama about yet another scandal close to the duchess. It is based on her former dresser, Jane Andrews (excellent rising star Mia McKenna-Bruce), who was convicted for murdering her boyfriend. The four-parter starts with working-class Jane trying to fit in with this new royal world, while managing her worsening mental health. Hollie Richardson
7pm, BBC One
One Battle After Another, Sinners, Marty Supreme and Hamnet are the most nominated films of the night. And how will British films I Swear, The Ballad of Wallis Island and Pillion fare? Here's coverage of the night, hosted by Alan Cumming. And look out for a performance by KPop Demon Hunters. HR
7pm, BBC Two
That brightened up winter a bit, didn't it? From a biathlete's confession of infidelity to Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson's giddy highland fling on the ice, the Winter Olympics has been thrilling. The closing ceremony at the Verona Arena is set to be a fitting extravaganza, handing the 2030 baton to the French Alps. HR
8pm, BBC Four
Continuing a series celebrating four of Europe's best orchestras, this concert is staged in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, and features the Gulbenkian Orchestra conducted by Aziz Shokakimov. They play Ravel's La Valse and Debussy's La Mer, as well as the symphonic poem Vltava by the Czech composer Bedřich Smetana. Jack Seale
9pm, BBC One
Saintly Simon confides in Ralph and is beset by hallucinations, as Jack's rival faction ("I'm bored of worrying about being cruel ... it's time to get whacks in") succumb to murderous groupthink, in the penultimate episode. A storm is coming, and someone is about to be martyred. Kill the beast. Cut his throat. Spill his blood ... Ali Catterall
9pm, Channel 4
Alan Carr and Susie Dent oversee proceedings as 12 brainboxes are whittled down to the final four. First there's a complex mathematical maze, then a mind-bending memory game based on the periodic table. Ambulance technician Ollie could remember every number plate on her estate as a child so this, surely, should be a doddle? Ellen E Jones
Breathless, 12.35am, Talking Pictures TV
For those in need of an education after watching Richard Linklater's Nouvelle Vague - his new film about the making of Breathless (AKA A Bout de Souffle) - here's Jean-Luc Godard's 1960 classic to help you out. It encapsulates the rule-breaking, improvisational spirit of the French New Wave - all jump-cuts, handheld camerawork and blithe indifference to typical plotlines - as Jean-Paul Belmondo's impulsive, on-the-run criminal Michel woos Jean Seberg's American student Patricia in a vividly depicted Paris. Simon Wardell
Premier League Football: Nottingham Forest v Liverpool, 1pm, Sky Sports Main Event Followed by Tottenham v Arsenal at 4.25pm.
Women's FA Cup Football: Chelsea v Man Utd , 1pm, TNT Sports 1 The fifth-round match. Liverpool v Everton is at 4pm on Channel 4.
Six Nations Rugby Union: France v Italy, 2.20pm, ITV1 From Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille.
