The queens pair up for a chaotic improv challenge in Las Campanadrags, ringing in the New Year with comedy and chaos. On the runway, the category is "Off the Rails".

It's results time, and the couples wait to find out if they'll be heading back to the training rooms to learn another new dance. In honour of Remembrance Sunday, the pros perform a poignant group routine inspired by the indispensable role of millions of women in World War II. There is also music from Gregory Porter.

Two couples will find themselves in the dance-off, competing for the one remaining place in the next show. Who will the judges decide should keep dancing?

Highlights from the Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph.

Jo Roger's under pressure when a crashed truck blocks the main road north-south. With no alternative routes, the accident cuts Norway in two. In the south, a truck parked up for the night starts sliding on sheet ice. During the rescue, Thord realises that the driver had a lucky escape because the truck was close to careering down a steep bank.

A heated parliamentary debate turned into one of our most influential political speeches. Australia's first female PM Julia Gillard joins political allies and opponents, journalists and eyewitnesses to reflect on that speech.

The 1997 Thredbo landslide was one of the first tragedies in Australia to unfold as a live media event, with reporters broadcasting from the mountain. After 54 hours, news broke that a sole survivor had been found alive.

Antwerpen, 1942. Na een mislukte verzetsactie worden Rik en zijn vader Leon opgepakt en naar de SS-strafgevangenis Breendonk gebracht. Terwijl Rik geconfronteerd wordt met de harde realiteit van het kamp, weigert Elisabeth hem op te geven. Ondertussen probeert de ambitieuze Vlaamse SS'er Hendrik Vaes zijn positie binnen het bezettingsapparaat verder uit te bouwen.

Fredenslund is among the first to begin vaccinating against polio at the city's schools. But not everyone is happy about the new medicine, and it threatens a child's future.

Ed hosts captains Richard Ayoade and Joanne McNally as they and their teams defend outrageous views. With Phil Wang, Catherine Bohart, Dara Ó Briain and Harriet Kemsley.

A knife attack in Inverness leads police to a volatile suspect and a house packed with blades. On the Isle of Skye, rescuers race to find a climber who is missing in the mountains.

The paramedics are called out to a 10-year-old girl in cardiac arrest, but when they arrive the house is in darkness and something doesn't feel right. A one-year-old is having trouble breathing. He's no stranger to A&E, having chalked up 12 admissions for respiratory issues. A man insists on being examined outside on his porch, and a woman having a severe asthma attack asks for a cigarette.

Jools welcomes Jamie T, the Wimbledon-born singer-songwriter who returns to the show to perform a couple of tracks from his number one album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning), created using voice memos spanning his career and exploring 'growing up, love, loss and reclaiming his identity'. Jools also chats to Jamie at the piano.

From Hyde in Greater Manchester, Antony Szmierek performs The Heron and Chalk, from his second album, Decoding Birdsong, made with long-time creative partner and producer Max Rad, which draws on Antony's love of electronic music and explores themes of luck and loneliness.

Making her Later… debut from Los Angeles, Violet Grohl performs 595, taken from her debut album Be Sweet to Me, inspired by 90s throwback sounds and artists like The Breeders and PJ Harvey. Violet is amidst a world tour whilst also supporting beabadoobee.

Also making her Later… debut is singer, pianist and composer from Rockford, Illinois, Emily Bear, who performs her single God Forbid a Girl Gets Used to This, taken from her first solo album in eight years. A musical prodigy who made her professional debut at the age of five, Emily became the youngest recipient of the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre at the age of 20. Jools and Emily also perform a piano duet together of their rendition of Freddy Martin and Jack Fina's Bumble Boogie.

From Kent, rising star Tia Gordon performs her single Feel, exploring 'friendship, uncertainty, loss and letting go when a relationship changes', having just supported Sam Smith at their residency at the Coliseum and is preparing to embark on her first headline UK and European tour.

Completing the line-up is the legendary singer-songwriter Leo Sayer, who chats to Jools about his hugely successful career spanning more than five decades, having sold more than 80 million records worldwide, and who has just released Leothology: The Studio Albums 1973 – Now, an extensive 18-CD collection bringing together 220 songs from his 16 studio albums alongside previously unreleased material. Jools also joins Leo for a performance of his classic 1977 hit When I Need You.

Highlights from five Premier League games, including Manchester United against Aston Villa and Liverpool's trip to Crystal Palace. Sunderland take on Chelsea, Bournemouth travel to Ipswich and Brighton face Brentford. Presented by Kelly Cates.

Host Maria Taylor, former NFL head coach Mike Tomlin, former NFL head coach Jason Garrett, former NFL quarterback Chris Simms, analyst Devin McCourty and NFL insider Mike Florio recap the day's NFL highlights.   

President Trump - President Donald J. Trump speaks with 60 Minutes correspondent Ross Douthat in the president's first sit-down interview since the midterm elections. Douthat asks Mr. Trump about the Republican losses, Congressional investigations, working with the Democrats, the war with Iran and in Ukraine, the economy and more. This is a double-length segment. Graham Messick and Andy Court are the producers.

France on Fire - Since September, demonstrations have swept France as students demand better funding for schools and anger erupts over the high cost of living. Some of the protests have turned violent and increasingly political. Far-right National Rally leader Marine Le Pen is using the moment to reach frustrated voters. 60 Minutes' Trevor Phillips reports on the protests and interviews Le Pen, now mounting her fourth bid for the presidency. Andrew Bast is the producer.

Five remaining bakers step back in time for the first ever Vintage Week, taking on Gougères or savoury choux pastry, the Prairies' own Flapper Pie, and a Charlotte Royale Centrepiece.

The Tournament of Champions arena has once again been transformed into a Winner's Wonderland as host Guy Fieri welcomes 32 superstar chefs pairing up into all new teams for a holiday showdown. The dynamic duos will have to create sweet and savory delights in hopes of "sleighing" the competition to win the title, score $100,000, and deliver big bucks for charity.

Emily and Shred host their first party as a couple.

When Christy's roommate is denied a transplant due to an AI algorithm swapping the order of the list to put a wealthy man above her, Michael and Olivia race to get a judge on board to stop the surgery.

James returns to Chicago to officiate a wedding, but reuniting with his former fiancée stirs emotions he thought he'd left behind. At the same time, Daniel travels to Houston to investigate Jackson's mysterious past.

Ashley takes the ladies back to the Delaware shore a decade later, where they immediately make waves. Wendy shocks the ladies with a revelation about Stacey, and Monique confronts Karen about her lack of support during her divorce. Ashley and Courtney have a night out on the town where the good times roll and the gossip flows.

Get ready for a wild ride as Mike and Frank dive into three of their craziest picks yet!

No. 1 overall NFL draft picks Caleb Williams and Baker Mayfield meet for the first time as the Chicago Bears (6-2) host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-5) in the Week 9 edition live from Soldier Field in Chicago, Ill. 

Chicago and Tampa Bay meet for the 63rd time, with the Bears holding a 40-22 advantage in a series that dates back to 1977. The teams have split their last 10 meetings. The Buccaneers and Bears last met in Week 2 of the 2023 season, a 27-17 Tampa Bay win at Raymond James Stadium. Mayfield threw for 317 yards and a touchdown, while the Buccaneers defense forced four turnovers (two fumble recoveries and two interceptions). 

Bart and Lisa break into Krustyland's most notorious failed attraction, only to discover that it hasn't been completely abandoned.

Following the arrest of Delteil's killer, Maigret and his team close in on Olga Borysenko's murderer. However, the investigation lands Maigret in more danger than anticipated, making a powerful enemy who has already outmaneuvered him once before.

After their climactic escape, Luke and friends plot to end the Institute for good; the Director enlists a new ally; Sigsby seeks a way back in.

The Hoagies take a trip to Story World. Mark engineers a way to pay for the trip.