Brit Awards: ITV, 8pm
Funnyman James Corden is back once again to host the British music event of the year. The star-studded ceremony will be broadcast live from London's O2, with performances from the likes of Bruno Mars, Ellie Goulding, Katy Perry and Pharrell Williams. Bastille and Disclosure lead the nominations with four each but David Bowie, One Direction, Daft Punk and Drake are also amongst the hopefuls. Who will come away the champion? Tune in to find out!
Line of Duty: BBC Two, 9pm
The new series of the BBC's detective thriller continues. Tonight, Fleming continues to work undercover in the missing persons unit following the tragedy at the hospital, but Denton appears to have a personal interest in the disappearance of 15-year-old Carly Kirk. The detective also starts to scrutinise the background of the AC-12 officers and gathers compromising evidence to use against the anti-corruption team.
Inside No 9: BBC Two, 10pm
Tonight we are treated to a peek behind the doors of couple Tom and Gerri (really). Tom is a primary school teacher who tries to repay a good turn from a late night caller but gradually becomes a victim of his own generosity. Over time his new friend becomes an increasingly dominant part of Tom's life, putting his relationship with aspiring actress girlfriend Gerri under threat. Gemma Arterton (Quantum of Solace) and Conleth Hill (Game of Thrones) guest star.
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Suspects: Channel 5, 10pm
Channel 5's new police thriller continues tonight with even more drama. Jack and Charlie investigate an assault at a nightclub in east London and discover the victim's sister unconscious in the cellar; however, the lack of CCTV footage hampers the detectives' efforts to piece together what happened. The case takes yet another turn when a 19-year-old student is found dead with a flyer for the club in his pocket.
