Sheila and Li are upset with Luna for sneaking out.

Dani and Naomi receive terrible news from Anita and Vernon; Ted seeks out Bill's legal expertise; Kat and Chelsea have a heart to heart before their big launch party; an assailant comes out of the shadows to attack their target.

Carly voices her concern to Brennan; Willow makes a big ask; Elizabeth encourages Kristina; Cody wants to come clean; Nina consults with Ric.

With a bank holiday weekend to look forward to, Adam Frost has a few things to be getting on with in the garden

Jimmy Carr hosts, inviting Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont to compete against Rob Brydon and Joe Wilkinson. Regular Countdown mathematician Rachel Riley and lexicographer Susie Dent are on hand to adjudicate, while Huge Davies joins Susie in Dictionary Corner.

Cathy's book group gets an unexpected new member – Agnes. After accidentally picking up one of Cathy's novels, Agnes discovers she has a surprising fondness for steamy fiction. When she gatecrashes the next group meeting to share her, ahem, insights, Cathy is mortified.

Sisters Caitlin and Lucy have never been in a romantic relationship with a guy. They decide to visit the restaurant to each take a dive into dating. Naked cleaner Elleigha is confident in everything - except romance. She's matched with head chef Louis, a man searching for a wild connection with someone with strong opinions. Aspiring erotic-fiction-writer Immogen also attends, finally ready to live out her passions in real life.

The Justice Department has released transcripts and audio of an interview with Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned former associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Maxwell says she never saw President Trump engage in inappropriate behavior and denies the existence of a "client list." MSNBC's Antonia Hylton reports, and is joined by renowned civil rights attorney Nancy Erika Smith, New York Times Magazine legal writer Emily Bazelon and others to break it down.

A day after a California board denied Erik Menendez parole, his older brother Lyle made his case for release. The brothers have spent more than 30 years in prison after they were convicted of the murders of their parents. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. Former Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell told Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche that she "never witnessed the President in any inappropriate setting in any way." The revelation came in audio and transcripts released by the Department of Justice from Blanche's two-day meeting with Maxwell in July. Maxwell also said Epstein did not keep a client list and that she does not believe he died by suicide. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. A tour bus carrying 52 people was traveling back from Niagara Falls to New York City when the bus lost control and crashed into a ditch about 30 miles outside Buffalo. NBC's Sam Brock reports. ICE is hiring 10,000 new officers as part of President Trump's efforts to speed up deportations. NBC News' Julia Ainsley spoke to the acting ICE director inside a new training center. The inner city of Detroit may seem like an unlikely place to have children plant what will one day be a grove of towering sequoia trees, but David Milarch says it's the perfect place. NBC News' Gadi Schwartz explains.  

John Cena returns to SmackDown en route to battling Logan Paul at WWE Clash in Paris. 

Now The Queen is looking for payback when she goes one-on-one with Niven. 

As a result of a backstage altercation last week, Motor City Machine Guns will take on Melo Don't Miz. After some rough waters in recent weeks, will The Miz and Carmelo Hayes be on the same page against their veteran tandem adversaries?

SmackDown's red-hot tag team division continues to set Friday night ablaze as The Street Profits step in the ring with two members of the dangerous MFTs. 

R-Truth must channel every bit of his inner Ron Killings when he faces the ominous Aleister Black.

After a woman is sent home from the getaway, the remaining singles must figure out where they stand with one another. 

Henry tackles a challenging assignment in his own way. Ellen learns some concerning information about the family into which she's expected to marry.

Tonight: what's in the Ghislane Maxwell tapes, what's obviously missing, and the blaring red sirens over the Trump raid of John Bolton's home.

Jawalia gets revenge, leaving Quiana in hot water and Damodrick stuck in the middle; Troy searches for his missing brother; Bonnies drops a bomb on Brooke and JK's ex; Courtnee takes her engagement ring to the pawn shop.

A brutal knife injury on the Northwestern leaves Sig scrambling. After one crewman quits, tensions explode on the Confidence until even the co-captain revolts. The Wizard faces a nightmarish mechanical failure when Keith's throttle fails in rough seas.

This trip, Guy Fieri's diving into a festival of flavor! In Sherman Oaks, Calif., actor Joe Mantegna joins the party at an Italian-vegan joint breakin' all the rules with a righteous ricotta pie and lights-out lasagna. There's a husband-and-wife team in Cincinnati specializing in farm-to-table and fermentation, plating a prime-time pork burger with kimchi, plus smoked turkey and sauerkraut on sourdough. And a legit Laotian-American spot in Austin, Texas, is mixin' up mama's recipes, servin' the-bomb beef in a crispy rice salad and killer coconut escolar ceviche.

After a week lost to stormy weather, the fleet scrambles to make up for lost time in innovative ways. Shawn employs a risky hydraulic blaster, Chris gambles on a rookie diver, and Joe pushes himself and his dive crew to dangerous levels with a big payoff.

Legendary music mogul Deb Antney turns to Tik Tok to find the next R&B superstar; in a sing off judged by Waka Flocka and Keke Wyatt, Deb selects ten vocalists to move into her house; when tensions erupt on night one, Deb makes a harsh decision.

Rudy and Deck have a tense encounter with a witness and make a crucial discovery about their client.

Dunn and Klein attend the scene of a possibly supernatural murder of a congressman.

The House Oversight Committee has received 33,000 pages of the Epstein files. Plus, Trump's Justice Department also released audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell. And the FBI searches the home and office of ex-Trump aide John Bolton.

This week features a one-on-one interview with Andrew Huberman, associate professor at Stanford School of Medicine and host of the podcast "Huberman Lab." This week's panel discussion includes Frank Bruni, professor of journalism and public policy at Duke University and bestselling author of "The Age of Grievance"; and Christopher Rufo, conservative activist and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

Is a mysterious object moving through the sky a UFO disguised as a cloud? Is Lake Superior home to a massive water creature? Is a ghost haunting a young couple's bedroom? Who sent the police an anonymous letter with a terrifying bigfoot photo? Tony Harris and his team of experts examine the clues and make a determination about the validity of what we're seeing.

Nicole faces a tragedy when her attempts to protect a loved one have devastating consequences, Rash steps up for Sunny, and Iain is determined to prove Jacob's innocence.