TUESDAY

SPORT FIFA WORLD CUP 2022

The last-16 matches conclude with Morocco, surprise winners of Group F (which contained Belgium and Croatia), against the Group E runners-up Spain (kick-off 3pm). Then, the top side in Group H, Portugal, take on Group G’s second-placed nation Switzerland at the Lusail Stadium (k.o. 7pm), with Cristiano Ronaldo set to dominate the headlines once again.

ITV1, 2pm & 6.15pm; BBC1, 2.30pm & 6.15pm

FOOD JAMIE’S EASY CHRISTMAS

If you are stressing about what to serve up for your guests over the next few weeks, fear not – Jamie Oliver has some simple yet tasty recipes for party menus and Christmas dinner itself. In the first of a two-part series, he shows us how to make crispy duck with noodles and short-rib beef, as well as a vegetarian filo pie

and a decadent dessert. Channel 4, 8pm DOCUMENTARY HOW TO CRACK THE CLASS CEILING Britain may not appear to be as socially rigid as it once was, but still workingclass graduates are all too rare in the City, law and Civil Service. In this two-part series, the BBC’s media editor, Amol Rajan, meets young hopefuls trying to conquer those bastions of the Establishment and seeks out the best advice. BBC2, 9pm FOOD THE SECRET WORLD OF CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATE Ever wondered how your favourite

Christmas chocolates made their way to under the tree? Jo Brand unwraps the stories behind popular festive treats, including how a change from the norm can backfire spectacularly. Confectionery industry experts explain how Quality Street and Roses dominated the market for 50 years – until new players Ferrero Rocher, Lindt and Mars shook things up. Channel 4, 9pm

INTERVIEW BILLIE EILISH:

BBC 100 WOMEN IN CONVERSATION

She doesn’t turn 21 until later this month but Billie Eilish (above) has already achieved a lot. She’s the first singer born in the 21st Century to reach the top spot in the Billboard charts; she’s also won an Oscar, has sung a James Bond theme and has more than 200million social-media followers. On the final night of her world tour, the American singersongwriter talks about fame, impostor syndrome and identity. BBC3, 9.35pm