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A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.

Highlights of the latest Premier League matches, featuring Wolverhampton Wanderers v Arsenal at Molineux, Luton Town v Brentford at Kenilworth Road and Sheffield United v Burnley at Bramall Lane. Arsenal were looking to steal a march on Manchester City and Liverpool at the top of the table, while the other two contests concerned teams battling to avoid relegation.

Gabby Logan presents coverage of the 44th staging of the 26.2-mile race, as approximately 50,000 competitors of all abilities take to the streets of the capital. Kelvin Kiptum of Kenya won the elite men's race in 2023 in a course record time of 2:01:25, but tragically died in a road accident two months ago. Marathon debutante Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands took the honours in the elite women's race despite struggling with a hip injury. Meanwhile, the men's and women's wheelchair events were won by Switzerland's Marcel Hug and Madison de Rozario of Australia respectively. With commentary by Andrew Cotter, Steve Cram, Paula Radcliffe and Tanni Grey-Thompson, and reports from Steve Brown, JJ Chalmers and Jeanette Kwakye.

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Martin Geissler presents the main issues from the world of politics and beyond, featuring interviews, discussion and analysis on the stories that matter to Scotland.

Dougie Vipond takes the ferry from Oban to Lismore to find out how one man is using technology to remove invasive American mink and save the island's poultry and wildlife. Arlene Stuart is on Skye to mark a hundred years of community land ownership in Scotland with members of Staffin Community Trust, while Rosie Morton is in Dunbar to meet a woman helping hedgehogs survive in the town.

The Kents celebrate the boys' 16th birthday, and Lois gets some startling news. Comic-book drama, starring Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch.

Clark and Chrissy notice a small crack in Lois's facade, Sarah and Jordan have an awkward encounter, and Lana receives a panicked phone call.

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Hamza Yassin and Sammi Kinghorn present a bee-themed special from RHS Wisley, talking to beekeepers, scientists and a community working to look after solitary bees. Plus, Adam Henon plants wildflower seeds in his orchard and reveals how helping bees can help deliver a bumper crop of apples, while Joe Crowley investigates the controversy over a pesticide that can be deadly to bees.

Steve Backshall meets scientists working to help save coral reefs, which are under threat from rising sea temperatures. The programme focuses on two different projects that are now combining their efforts - collecting coral spawn to maximise fertilisation and using fish vocalisations to help them grow. Plus, Liz Bonnin visits The Coral Spawning Lab in London where corals are being grown on an industrial scale.

From ice-covered seas to snow-capped mountains, mammals have conquered the cold, living in the harshest places on earth thanks to their remarkable intelligence and adaptations. The programme features polar bears on the Arctic islands of Svalbard, arctic foxes in Canada's Hudson Bay, and snow leopards in the lofty mountains of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Ham House in Richmond-upon-Thames, and picture specialist Alexandra Gill talks about how Tutankhamun inspired her journey into antiques. Items brought in to be valued include an 18th-century effigy, an Indian Order of Merit medal awarded to a Sikh soldier in the First World War, an 18th-century pistol and a gold necklace from the Alaskan Gold Rush. Plus, Jon Baddeley challenges Fiona to rank three intriguing optical items in order of value..

Dante seeks out new experiences to fuel his songwriting, embracing danger as he exposes himself to feelings and risks. Eamonn threatens to drag Bardon back into his dark world.

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Mark Chapman presents the day's Premier League action, including Fulham v Liverpool at Craven Cottage and Everton v Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park. Liverpool continued their title-challenge in west London, while their neighbours Everton hosted Forest in a relegation six-pointer. Plus, Aston Villa v Bournemouth, Crystal Palace v West Ham United and a round-up of yesterday's goals.

Action from the semi-finals at Wembley Stadium, featuring Coventry City v Manchester United and Manchester City v Chelsea.

Action from the last-four matches at Hampden Park, featuring Celtic v Aberdeen and Rangers v Hearts.

The make-up artists each receive a pair of shoes and are tasked with creating a youthful and aspirational look to complement them for Foot Locker's advertising campaign. At Glow Up Studios, the artists are given the Creative Brief of Opposites Attract, challenging them to create a look that celebrates the beauty of opposites under the watchful eye of influencer Mitchell Halliday.

Highlights of the weekend's games in the Super League, including Arsenal v Leicester City and Manchester City v West Ham United.

Gary Lineker, Micah Richards and Alan Shearer look at the best midfield pairings in Premier League history.

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A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.

Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton host the weekday morning magazine show featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers.

A suspicious bag handover leads investigators to expose a major money-laundering gang. Police officers called to a road accident soon realise they're dealing with a case of murder.

The presenters follow the development progress of a trio of terraces in Pendeford in Wolverhampton, Gorleston-on-Sea in Great Yarmouth and Crewe in Cheshire.

Philip Serrell and Ben Cooper guide the teams around the Oswestry Showground, and Roo Irvine takes a peek at one of the experts' fascinating personal collection of antiques.

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Scarlett and Bear can't believe the changes at the Mill. Kirsty is feeling under pressure. Sid is pranked on callout and meets a young woman with a grievance.

Sarah Moore visits Beaconsfield recycling centre in Buckinghamshire in search of three items worth saving. She finds a garden table, a broken desk and some weeping willow cuttings.

Alistair Appleton helps a couple with a baby who crave more space swap a one-bedroom flat in south London for a home in the Chiltern Hills, and pays a visit the Bucks County Show.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch.

An intrepid team of four family members competes for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.

Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Anita Rani for the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers.

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Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat.

On the day of the London Marathon, Jay insists he won't do it following recent revelations but Honey persuades him otherwise. Zack and Whitney receive some shocking news about Britney and Yolande struggles in the wake of Pastor Clayton's assault.

In-depth current affairs report covering a story behind the headlines.

Grado hosts as the winners of the seven categories meet for the final. From luxury to budget-friendly holiday escapes, and from adventure to the finest foodie experiences, the competition has been fierce. But after nominations in the thousands were whittled to a shortlist of 21, the expert judges must decide which holiday accommodation deserves the title of Scotland's best getaway.

A loyalist gangland feud turns up the pressure on the section. Annie makes an impetuous decision on a night out.

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Alexander Armstrong hosts an extended edition of the current affairs quiz, with comedians Jo Brand and Munya Chawawa joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.

Jane Lewis presents action from the latest matches in the women's top flight, including Partick Thistle v Rangers, Hibernian v Glasgow City and Celtic v Hearts.

The make-up artists each receive a pair of shoes and are tasked with creating a youthful and aspirational look to complement them for Foot Locker's advertising campaign. At Glow Up Studios, the artists are given the Creative Brief of Opposites Attract, challenging them to create a look that celebrates the beauty of opposites under the watchful eye of influencer Mitchell Halliday.

Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the general knowledge quiz, with Ben Cohen, Kristina Rihanoff, Jane Moore, Carole Malone, Ivo Graham, Ahir Shah, Mehreen Baig and Sean Fletcher trying to come up with the answers that no-one else could think of.

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A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.

Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton present the weekday morning magazine show featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers.

A seemingly accidental house fire becomes a murder investigation and officers pulling over a van with a cracked windscreen are shocked to discover a huge cannabis haul.

A one-bedroom flat in London has a potential value of £1million and Martel Maxwell visits 25 acres of land in Anglesey. Martin Roberts is in Bristol.

Antiques experts Nick Hall and Tim Weeks assist the red and blue teams as they shop for bargains in Detling, Kent. Presenter Caroline Hawley monitors the contest and also visits Bekonscot, the oldest model village in the world.

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Zara tries to take control of the situation and Scarlett has words with Suni. Sid surprises everyone and Kirsty has an unexpectedly festive visit from the Voluntary Scheme for Branded Medicines Pricing and Access.

Jacqui Joseph saves a brown bureau from landfill and gives upcycler Sarah Parmenter the challenge of rescuing it.

Jules Hudson helps a young family search for a new home where they can realise their dream of self-sufficiency in Scotland's Caithness with a budget of £270,000.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including an anatomy model, a set of antique printing drawers and a 1950s toy telephone.

Che, Wai, Gillian, Claire and Alan compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.

Quiz show in which four pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Anita Rani.

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Struggling to find a place to call home together, Madonna and Dean approach Lenny for help, but he makes it clear they need Scarlett's approval first. Mulvaney finds himself caught between a rock and a hard place when Bernie issues an ultimatum, while Alex relents for the sake of his family, much to Karen's surprise.

Whitney tries to register Britney at the GP but struggles to keep up with the lies she's told and Jay makes a decision about his future. Yolande is overcome with dread at the thought of attending prayer group, Patrick tries to give her a romantic evening but his loving advances are triggering.

The three semi-finalists are tasked with transforming dressing rooms backstage at Wembley Arena, they must include hair and make-up stations, an area for the entourage to hang out and a bathroom fit for an A-lister. Michelle Ogundehin is joined by guest judge Sophie Ellis-Bextor to decide who will go through to the final.

Six new contestants enter the kitchen and compete for the right to wear a MasterChef apron. They begin by creating an innovative dish based around an everyday ingredient in the Basic to Brilliant challenge before being tasked with creating a unique dish centred on prawns. In their last chance to win over the judges, the top four must cook a two-course menu for past contestants Steven Wallis, Alexina Anatole and Dean Edwards.

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Zara McDermott explores the island's economy, with access to luxury clubs, yachts and villas, as well as the local police, undercover detectives and emergency medics. In the first episode, she meets Wayne Lineker, Gary's little brother who has made it rich by providing clubbers with a day club pool party.

Zara McDermott gets a closer look at how social media is changing crime. Along with a police team from St Josep, she attends a robbery of a high end villa at knife-point.

Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the general knowledge quiz, with Ben Cohen, Kristina Rihanoff, Jane Moore, Carole Malone, Ivo Graham, Ahir Shah, Mehreen Baig and Sean Fletcher trying to come up with the answers that no-one else could think of.

The best of the week's entertainment news with Amy Irons and David Farrell.

Steve Backshall meets scientists working to help save coral reefs, which are under threat from rising sea temperatures. The programme focuses on two different projects that are now combining their efforts - collecting coral spawn to maximise fertilisation and using fish vocalisations to help them grow. Plus, Liz Bonnin visits The Coral Spawning Lab in London where corals are being grown on an industrial scale.

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A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.

Rav Wilding and Helen Skelton present the weekday morning magazine show featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers.

A distraction burglary leads officers to snare a violent, serial offender. Police stop a car suspected of being used in drug offences only to discover a fake ID factory supplying criminals across the country with false documents.

A tale of three mid-terraces finds Martel Maxwell in Nantwich, Cheshire, where an experienced development duo tackle a project. Martin Roberts is in Ironville just outside Nottingham to see a historic house in need of a refresh. Tommy Walsh is in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, where a young developer is taking charge for the first time under his father's supervision.

Caroline Hawley and Danny Sebastian go antique hunting with two teams at the Royal Cheshire Showground. Presenter Eric Knowles observes proceedings and also discovers the story of two extraordinary Victorian women who brought ancient Egypt to Macclesfield.

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Sid tries to make a good impression on Paige's friends and Dave causes chaos for Kirsty. Jimmi counsels a patient who is hiding something from him.

A round-up of political news and events at Westminster and Holyrood.

Seeking a less hectic lifestyle, a London couple ask for Steve Brown's help finding a peaceful paradise in Yorkshire on a budget of £425,000.

Nigel Havers presents as dealers bid for a once cherished spinning top, a dilapidated Indonesian rickshaw rescued from a furniture yard in Cornwall, a 19th century vase, a pair of reclining aeroplane seats and a wooden carving of Christ on the Cross accidentally bought on an online auction.

Rhianne, Martin, Tanyah and Keziah compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.

Quiz show in which four pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Anita Rani.

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Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the magazine show, with stories of interest from around the UK, plus celebrity guests in the studio.

Lauren insists that Whitney tells Zack the truth about what she's up to and Britney has a run in with bullies on the way to school. Jade receives a letter from Dean asking her to visit him in prison but is warned against it by the Slaters.

Experts restore the garden gate of the home that belonged to Roald Dahl's mother, a homemade model of a prawn trawler, a silver-framed mirror from Iraq that has been passed through a family for generations and a child's Irish dancing dress from the 1950s.

The teams race over 2,000km from Hanoi, Vietnam into the Kingdom of Cambodia to reach the next checkpoint in Phnom Penh. The competition intensifies as the team in last place face elimination.

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Following four young people on the cusp of adulthood as they prepare for one of the biggest nights of their lives - their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs - and highlighting the differences in the celebrations and traditions based on the different branches of Judaism each person comes from, Orthodox, Reform, Ashkenazi and Sephardi.

Topical debate on the big issues affecting Scotland and beyond. Members of the public have an hour to put their questions to a panel of politicians and other public figures about the biggest stories and the things they care about the most.

The best of the week's entertainment news with Amy Irons and David Farrell.

Steve Backshall meets scientists working to help save coral reefs, which are under threat from rising sea temperatures. The programme focuses on two different projects that are now combining their efforts - collecting coral spawn to maximise fertilisation and using fish vocalisations to help them grow. Plus, Liz Bonnin visits The Coral Spawning Lab in London where corals are being grown on an industrial scale.

A look ahead to the latest forecast.

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A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.

Gethin Jones and Kym Marsh host the weekday morning magazine programme featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers.

A one-off burglary puts police on the trail of a gang stealing luxury cars to order - and in search of an international fugitive. When a bank worker is approached on social media, it rings alarm bells and helps bring down a major fraudster and identity thief. Narrated by Annes Elwy.

Charlie Ross presents from Hele, near Exeter, where experts Caroline Hawley and John Cameron steer the red and blue teams towards the best items and battle it out at auction in Bristol. Charlie montors progress of the contest and also discovers a link between Strictly Come Dancing, the Mars landing and an 19th-century inventor.

Kirsten Campbell introduces coverage of questions to First Minister Humza Yousaf in the Scottish Parliament.

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Paige opens up to Scarlett, and Suni struggles as a partner. Luca undertakes an unusual 'home' visit.

One of the series' trickiest finds ever - a street lamp - arrives at the workshop of robot maker Mark. He requires a spark of genius to being it back to its former glory. Presented by Sarah Moore, with narrator Arthur Smith.

Having lived in the same house virtually all her life, a ukulele-playing buyer has £280,000 to relocate to south-west Wales. Briony May Williams is tasked with helping her to find the perfect property which also needs to accommodate an entourage of animals including a dog, two cats, three parrots, some chickens and thousands of bees.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a 24ft-long table, a 1930s sign, a toy car, retro ad posters and a guillotine.

Family members and friends Andy, Claire, Mike and Ricky compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Once they have each faced the bridge on their own, those who have been successful join forces to face the final crossing for a chance to take home the prize. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.

Quiz show in which four pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Anita Rani.

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Sam reworks one of Seb's songs and their bickering reaches new levels of petulance, while Tyler confronts Conor when his suspicions grow, and Mikey tries to reconcile with Gillian.

Jade seeks out the truth as Dean continues to protest his innocence in the accusations made against him and Jay tries to help Lexi bond with Nadine but it's clear a rift is starting to grow between the pair. Whitney prepares to face the music.

An entrepreneur presents an idea that she hopes will empower and inspire women and girls. However, it is soon apparent she risks potentially alienating one half of society. Other ideas being presented to would-be investors Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett include a mystery puzzle game, a self-heating desk and a confectionery treat. Presented by Evan Davis.

An entrepreneur presents an idea that she hopes will empower and inspire women and girls. However, it is soon apparent she risks potentially alienating one half of society. Other ideas being presented to would-be investors Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett include a mystery puzzle game, a self-heating desk and a confectionery treat. Presented by Evan Davis.

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Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in Tottenham, north London, to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week.

BBC journalists including Laura Kuenssberg, Adam Fleming and Chris Mason host a weekly round-up from Westminster, delivering the usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip about the biggest stories in politics.

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A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.

Gethin Jones and Janette Manrara present the weekday morning magazine show featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers.

Police called to do a welfare check on a missing man end up hunting for a double murderer, while an officer on his day off spots a car he knows belongs to a disqualified driver. His investigation not only catches a serial driving offender but a man with a whole load of Class A drugs.

Martin Roberts is in Chesterton, Staffordshire, to see a two bedroom bungalow bought by someone downsizing to their 'forever home'. Martel Maxwell is in Leeds to see a back-to-back, two-bedroom mid-terrace, while Dion Dublin is in Birmingham where a two-bed semi-detached house needs bringing up to date. Following an auction, the successful bidders' plans for their acquisitions.

Eric Knowles presents the latest contest from Hemswell in Lincolnshire. Twin sisters Beth and Ellie are advised by Catherine Southon, while father and daughter Luzani and Syhann are led by Mark Stacey. All then head to up the county to North Hykeham, hoping to make some profits under auctioneer Colin Young. Eric's mystery item is from the 19th century. It can be made of pewter or tin, has a pumping action and a very tedious link to Lincolnshire history.

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Siobhan raises the alarm when a vulnerable dementia patient goes missing, and the search leads Marlene to a tale of shipmates, smuggling and stolen treasure. Marlene also needs Nicole to organise her wedding, but she is falling to pieces. It's left to Barry to remind persuade her to visit Clint in prison. Callum is convinced that Jo is seeing someone else - and soon discovers the real reason she came to Port Devine.

Sarah Moore looks round Earlswood Recycling Centre, trying to find unwanted items she and her colleagues can revamp. Mark Haig has an electrical meter to take on, while wood wizards Josh and Oli are faced with a dated table. Sarah herself turns her hands to a vintage rocking horse.

After 26 years living in London, a couple head north to the Scottish Lothians in search of a complete change of lifestyle. They have a house-hunting budget of £475,000 and call upon Nicki Chapman to help them spend it. Nicki also gets an insight on life in the beautiful, rural Highlands from another couple who escaped their stressful and high-pressure jobs a year or so earlier.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a Palestinian ceremonial headdress, vintage school gym steps and typesetting blocks.

Bandmates and friends Sam, Alvin, Alex and Claire compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Once they have each faced the bridge on their own, those who have been successful join forces to face the final crossing for a chance to take home the prize. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.

Quiz show in which four pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Anita Rani.

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Alex Jones and Roman Kemp host the topical magazine-style programme, showcasing stories of all varieties from all over the UK, ranging from the comic to the tragic, as well as interviews with guest stars.

The next quarter-final sees culinary star April Jackson afford the cooks 90 minutes to deliver a dish that celebrates cheese. April loves everything about cheese, but seeks something that will truly linger in the memory. Every cheese offers its own strength and taste, so this really is a test that will get the amateurs' creative juices flowing. After a total cheese-fest is served, it's down to her and judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace to pick their favourite. Knockout Week awaits for the successful competitors.

Humphrey and Martha's wedding day finally arrives, with the lavish affair organised by Anne - whose plans feel far grander than anything either of them actually wanted. Meanwhile, there's no rest for the Shipton Abbott team members who have to deal with the theft of a valuable museum piece and a nefarious pair of cyber criminals before they can join in the celebrations. With bride and groom running around and thieves running amok in Shipton Abbott, can the team wrap everything up in time to mark Humphrey and Martha's long-awaited union - or does fate have other plans? Death in Paradise spin-off, starring Kris Marshall, Sally Bretton and Barbara Flynn.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis hosts the satirical quiz, with comedian Ignacio Lopez and broadcaster Steph McGovern joining regular team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. Collectively, all concerned poke fun at the week's headlines.

On a trip to Yorkshire, Claire forces Jonathan to lie to her parents about their break-up, a lie that goes way too far. Dan and Courtney go on respective mum's and dad's nights out. The professor calls Dan asking for an answer on the job, so she seeks advice from her fellow 'dads'. The nights are both very different, but Courtney's ends with a shock revelation as Dan makes a decision about her dream job. Comedy, guest starring Paula Wilcox, with Romesh Ranganathan, Jessica Knappett and Aisling Bea.

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When Evie drops the news that the Bridesmaid's dress fitting has been moved to the same time as her first date with Lee, Nina tries to juggle both at the same time with little success.

The bridal party heads to Rothesay for the hen do, but when it isn't what Evie had in mind for her last weekend of freedom, she and Amber decide they need to add some excitement. Nina turns to Lee for help but his arrival has catastrophic consequences.

Craig G Telfer presents a sideways look at Scottish football, dissecting the week's action with a revolving panel of fans from across the country.

Three drag queens set off across the Australian Outback to play a season of shows in an Alice Springs hotel - but it is not long before they break down and end up staying in a rough town where their outrageous mannerisms, glittery frocks and teetering high heels are definitely out of place. Comedy, starring Terence Stamp, Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving.

Waitress Frances McCullen gets more than she bargained for when she finds a handbag on a New York train and returns it to a grateful Greta Hideg. The bag's owner is a lonely widow who hides her dark and sinister plan for Frances behind maternal charm. Neil Jordan's thriller, starring Isabelle Huppert, Chloe Grace Moretz and Maika Monroe.

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Gary Lineker presents highlights of the latest Premier League matches, including West Ham United v Liverpool at London Stadium and Aston Villa v Chelsea at Villa Park. The Reds were looking for a third win of the season over West Ham after defeating them at Anfield in the Carabao Cup and league, while the Villans continued their bid to finish in the top four against the inconsistent Blues. Plus, Fulham v Crystal Palace, Manchester United v Burnley, Newcastle United v Sheffield United, Wolverhampton Wanderers v Luton Town and Everton v Brentford at Goodison Park.

Interviews with key politicians and public figures.

Martin Geissler presents the main issues from the world of politics and beyond, featuring interviews, discussion and analysis on the stories that matter to Scotland.

The keepers face a tough decision regarding beloved wolf Dave, who after 13 years as the park's unabashed troublemaker, is now laid low with a mystery illness. Meanwhile, four new feisty wallabies arrive, needing to be microchiped and wormed before being introduced to the paddock. Presented by Ben Fogle and Kate Humble.

In Birmingham, Dion Dublin struggles to find the promised potential in a three-bedroom end-of-terrace - until he discovers a huge surprise outside. Martel Maxwell is in Warrington, Cheshire, looking around the bare and broken shell of a cottage in need of complete renovation. Plus, cameras return to the Staffordshire countryside to see how things turned out for a young couple renovating a two-bedroom cottage.

David Harper and Gary Pe help two teams look for items of value in Liverpool Antique Centre. Host Christina Trevanion finds out about naturalist and painter John James Audubon's Birds of America books, which are on display in the city's Central Library.

Alison Steadman makes an appeal on behalf of the Huntington's Disease Association, a charity that works to support anyone affected by the disease, from entire families to employers and healthcare professionals.

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Sean Fletcher visits Way Church in Wigan, one of the fastest-growing churches in the UK, to explore how it is serving the community. Young leader Ben Tarbuck explains the church's mission of helping all people find their way to God, Sean joins a creative clay class and meets people from different backgrounds who have found faith and friendship there. He also joins acclaimed singer and worship leader Jake Isaac, who explains how his faith journey brought him from London to Wigan.

Max the terrier encounters canine-intolerant cows, hostile foxes and a scary turkey when he visits the countryside. Luckily for the lovable dog, he soon catches a break when he meets Rooster, a gruff farm dog who tries to cure the pooch of his neuroses. Animated sequel, featuring the voices of Patton Oswalt, Kevin Hart and Harrison Ford.

Chrissy and Lois pursue a new lead in the Mannheim investigation against Clark's wishes. Jonathan, Jordan and Nat's attempt at a kind gesture is complicated by an unexpected obstacle. Lana, Sarah and Kyle adjust to their own new normal.

Jonathan has a heated discussion with Candice's dad, and Lois interrupts an intense conversation between Clark and John Henry. Kyle tries to mediate between Sarah and Lana.

A special edition about Scotland's national parks, with Dougie going on patrol with the Loch Lomond and Trossachs park rangers to find out how they balance looking after the natural surroundings with the four million visitors who come each year. Arlene Stuart is in Dunbar on the trail of John Muir, the Scot who first conceived the idea of national parks and set up the world's first one in Yosemite, California, while Rosie Morton finds out about the places bidding to become Scotland's next national park.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public. Featuring a coin-operated ride-on giraffe, a Star Wars collectors' case full of miniature characters, and a decorative bust called Fred the Head.

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Sean Fletcher and Margherita Taylor travel to Rutland, discovering how the local reservoir - Rutland Water - has transformed the area into a wildlife haven and is now a stronghold for migrant birds species. Charlotte Smith heads to Devon to investigate the increasing number of ticks in the countryside.

David Attenborough reveals how, by pushing themselves and their bodies to the limit, mammals have found remarkable ways to survive in the hottest places on earth. In South America, thirsty capuchins need all their natural curiosity as they search for water on the forest floor. Camels roam the vast outback of Australia, where they can go for weeks without water thanks to their distinctive hump as an energy store. White sifaka lemurs hug trees to avoid the heat in Madagascar's spiny forest and the echidna has an even stranger way of keeping cool - it blows snot bubbles.

Fiona Bruce presents the show from the Ulster Folk Museum just outside Belfast, where items include a DeLorean car, a pair of 100-year-old anklets worn by women in India, a stone head dug up in a garden, a CF Martin acoustic guitar that has travelled the world, and a carving with links to maritime history. Fiona also explores the history of Irish linen and is challenged to place three diamond-set rings inspired by art deco design in order of value.

The pressures that formed the band threaten to destroy it before the members even set foot on stage, bedevilled by their inner demons as much as by outside forces. Steven Knight drama, starring Levi Brown and Jordan Bolger.

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Mark Chapman presents the day's Premier League action, including Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Nottingham Forest v Manchester City at The City Ground, and Bournemouth v Brighton & Hove Albion at Vitality Stadium. Plus, a look back at the goals and talking points from Saturday's matches in the top flight.

Highlights of the day's matches, which featured St Mirren v Rangers, and Dundee v Celtic.

Highlights of the weekend's Super League matches, which included Everton v Arsenal, Bristol City v Manchester City, and Aston Villa v West Ham United.