The end times have come to Earth... and it seems they will be staying at the Gingarou Hotel?

The new run of the show that brings the sun to our sofas continues. Nat and Dave have been visiting Lanzarote twice a year for many years and keep getting drawn to its 100 miles of stunning coastline, lively towns, quiet seaside spots and year-round sunshine. They've recently sold their business and, with more time and funds at their disposal, they feel it's the perfect time to buy their very own holiday home on the island that they love so much. Jean Johansson shows them what their £180,000 budget can buy, from a Costa Teguise two-bed townhouse and a bijou bungalow to a wow-factor place with superb sea views. Can any of them steal Nat and Dave's hearts enough for them to put in an offer? 

The Duprees reclaim their power with a defiant appearance at the country club. Eva makes a final plea for her mother's love. Martin begins to unravel the truth behind a haunting memory that could destroy the family's legacy.

Gardener Chris Walsh hopes to create a ‘culinary canopy' design, with planting being key to Chris's garden as he plans to try and attract wildlife to the garden.

Carly warns Lulu; Curtis confides in Jordan; Trina opens up to Portia; Sonny surprises Laura; Josslyn makes a promise.

After meeting J.J.'s accountant, Paul is tempted by the savings he brings. Weighing up her options, Mairead decides against a big move, but what does it mean for her and Dean? 

Huw's promise to Alice to forget about Patrick and the Ripton Stalker comes under strain as his obsession grows. While pouring over the case, he finds a connection linking Ruth to Patrick in the form of a ballerina statue. Huw is surprised to see his daughter Margot back, and Alice kicks Huw out of the house when she discovers that he has lied to her.

Vicky Pattison and Lucinda Light host as the radical, high-tech dating experiment continues. Following a shock exit, the group take a collective deep breath and enjoy a temporary sense of calm. But tranquillity never lasts long in Truetopia... Before long, the Honesty Box pushes everyone to answer some of the toughest questions yet, forcing raw and uncomfortable truths into the spotlight. As tensions rise, Lucinda makes a timely visit, to offer her signature words of wisdom. Meanwhile, love is still in the air, and after much anticipation, one couple finally seal the deal with their first kiss - proving that honesty, though brutal, can make love blossom. 

In a Silicon Valley home invasion, millionaire Raveesh Kumra is murdered. No forced entry leads investigators to suspect an inside job.

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Tuesday, May 13, and reports on President Trump's "corruption tour" of the Middle East and the latest on the Diddy Trial. Plus, Dr. Oz, Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, joins Melber. Mark Whitaker, Maya Wiley and Andrew Marantz join.

On the night of October 13, 2010, eyewitnesses called 999 when they discovered 18-year-old Niall Dorr lying unconscious on Castle Road in Dundalk, County Louth. He had severe head injuries and was later declared dead at Beaumont Hospital.

Newly-promoted detective inspector Pat Marry is put in charge of the investigation. It's his first case in Dundalk, and his team scour the town for clues, including CCTV footage and forensic evidence. An anonymous tip-off suggests Niall had been assaulted by a notorious local thug. But Pat faces a problem when terrified eyewitnesses refuse to make statements.

Pat is determined to deliver justice and provide closure to Niall's friends and family. So he turns instead to forensic science to catch the killer. He describes how he meticulously built the case, finally relying on a discarded cigarette butt and brand-new DNA techniques to identify Douglas Ward as the killer.

Niall's father Dave Dorr, along with his friends, talk about Niall, the circumstances of his death and the promising life that was tragically cut short.

A judge in California is weighing whether Erik and Lyle Menendez should be resentenced for the murder of their parents in 1989. The brothers have spent more than 30 years in prison. Several family members who support their bid for freedom testified in court. NBC News' Laura Jarrett reports prosecutors oppose resentencing, pointing to an assessment. The star witness for the prosecution in Sean ‘Diddy' Combs' federal sex trafficking trial testified on Tuesday. Combs' ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, alleged Combs physically abused her during their relationship and pressured her to participate in explicit sexual encounters he called "freak offs". NBC News' Chloe Melas reports Ventura called Combs "a scary person" and said the encounters made her feel disgusting and humiliated. The star witness for the prosecution in Sean ‘Diddy' Combs' federal sex trafficking trial testified on Tuesday. Combs' ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, alleged Combs physically abused her during their relationship and pressured her to participate in explicit sexual encounters he called "freak offs". NBC News' Chloe Melas reports Ventura called Combs "a scary person" and said the encounters made her feel disgusting and humiliated. NBC News' Antonia Hylton reports on the women who have joined together to share their allegations against pastor Joe Campbell, who they say repeatedly sexually abused them as children. Campbell, who now runs a summer camp, did not respond to NBC News' repeated inquiries. According to a new book, those around President Biden had concerns about his mental fitness for office, even before his disastrous debate performance. Among the incidents, then-President Biden reportedly did not know who George Clooney was at a fundraiser and forgot the names of longtime aides. A Biden spokesperson said that "he was a very effective president." NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. Natalie Nakase has made history as the WNBA's first Asian American head coach. Nakase joins the Golden State Valkyries after previously working for the Las Vegas Aces and the Los Angeles Clippers. She reflects on her journey to the league and the significance of her new role. NBC News' Kathy Park is courtside. 

Thony's relentless search for the truth unearths a dangerous secret that could cost her everything; Jorge fights to protect his empire as enemies close in; Fiona fights to secure a future for her children.

When two IRS special agents are stabbed to death in Brooklyn, the team is thrown into an investigation that leads back to the resurgence of the online conspiracy community of Duke Ducoyle, their suspect from a previous case.

Unleashed by a domestic terrorist group, a mysterious biological attack runs rampant in Atlanta. As Will and his team race to contain the threat and save countless lives, he's forced to confront the complex dynamics of his own family.

Live from Niagara Falls, 8 acts compete for Canada's votes, in hopes of winning Canada's Got Talent and the million dollar prize.

Guests: Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Jennifer Welch, Dr. Peter Hotez, Omar El Akkad.

Tonight, Donald Trump's first big foreign trip: Elizabeth Warren on the Trump corruption tour of the Middle East. Then, even after Trump backs down with China, the real and growing concern over trade war pain. Plus, why is America's top public health official bathing in a creek flowing with sewage and bacteria?

Comedienne Vonda is not amused by her suspicion that her stripper boyfriend, Brian, is playing her for a fool.

Lifestyles of the talented and the chopped! Four chefs focus on making outstanding dishes from a crazy mix of ingredients in the appetizer basket, including escargot pearls. Then, a super-sized item in the entrée basket could provide a crunch the chefs need for their dishes, and a creepy dessert ingredient is a scary sight.

When a customs broker goes missing, MPU discovers that she is an undercover FBI informant now being forced to transport a little girl over the border to her criminal father.

When an American student and sex worker is murdered in Budapest, similarities to a recent case in Japan lead the Fly Team to partner with detectives from Tokyo.

John and Harper work together to catch Oscar; Angela investigates a bank robbery; Lucy and Tim learn to adapt to her new schedule, and Miles' first date takes an unexpected turn.

The Cutthroat Airlines flight is about to take off and the first-class meals never arrived! Host Brian Malarkey informs the chefs that they have 30 minutes to prepare in-flight dinners using limited raw proteins and produce from the food court, plus whatever they can scrounge from the plane's bar and snack carts. They may only use plastic utensils for prep, and their only heat sources are coffee pots and two shared convection ovens. Judge Alex Guarnaschelli