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Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Lee McKenzie in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against words and numbers.

Sherri Shepherd guest co-hosts; Harry Connick Jr. (author, "Babe: Elaboratio: A Tribute to My Mother"); Amber Guild (CEO, Susan G. Komen®).

Things that go bump in the day, a booming new sport and one very pink footstool await Margie Cooper and Ishy Khan as their road trip rolls into Essex for its penultimate battle.

Returning Champion;

Miles Jupp, Cariad Lloyd, Lucy Porter and Kiell Smith-Bynoe test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games, with Richard Osman taking to the host seat for one last week.

RuPaul's search for the UK's Next Drag Race Superstar continues.

The queens must go ham or go home as RuPaul stages the very first Piggy Pageant. Testing their stamina to the max, the queens are challenged to serve three piggy-themed looks on the runway - all against the clock! The pressure is on, but thankfully, Drag Race favourite Just May - affectionately known as season four's Pork Chop queen - is on hand to help.

Pop legend Rick Astley and international fashion Icon Michèle Lamy join RuPaul, Michelle Visage and Graham Norton on the judging panel. Who will bring home the bacon this week?

Ellie Taylor is back with even more backstage gossip from the world of Strictly Come Dancing as more celebs stop by with some exclusives about their upcoming performances. Also, Strictly's costume designer, Vicky Gill, has a sneak peek at some of the weekend's outfits.

Elisa asks Shanti why she isn't opting for a quickie wedding with Rik. Meanwhile, Stefano feels threatened by Rex, who is meddling in the renovation without being asked. Ludo senses that something is going on. Shanti is growing increasingly worried about Rik now that potential donors are dropping out and Linda doesn't dare to go through with it. Will Elly finally manage to convince Billy to get tested?

Dani does her best to bolster Bill; Chelsea takes out her frustration on Madison; Martin's re-election is in jeopardy; Jacob's evidence is met with familial resistance; Hayley has a face-off with Caroline; Kat and Tomas find common ground.

Claudia Winkleman welcomes a brand new group of celebrities as they arrive at a beautiful castle in the Scottish Highlands to play the ultimate reality game of detection, back-stabbing and trust.

It's not long before the famous faces are questioning everything - and everyone - as Claudia secretly assigns the Traitors. Their task is simple: under the cover of darkness, they must pick off their fellow players one by one, murdering them from the game. The others - the Faithful - must try to uncover the Traitors and banish them before becoming their next victim. The players who survive will face each other in the final, hoping to win up to £100,000 for their chosen charity. If a Traitor remains, they take all the money and leave victorious.

Matt Smith sedates amorous wallaby Andrew ahead of castration, while Peter Wright tackles a difficult breech lamb delivery. Julian Norton operates on elderly boxer Benson, Rohin Aojula treats an alpaca's eye and tries spinning fleece, and Matt tours a new reptile and aquatic centre with his family.

Skeldale is a whirlwind of activity as Siegfried tries to compete with Granville Bennett, but can James and Tristan cope with his new system?

Charlotte requests Tristan's veterinary help with some wild cats that she's become very fond of at Beauvoir Manor. When Tristan brings the cats back to the surgery to treat them, Siegfried wonders if Tristan needs some romantic advice.

James and Helen get an invite to Granville and Zoe Bennett's but they have a last minute babysitter crisis and James ends up having to take a client with him.

Whilst Siegfried might be impressing the clients, he struggles to focus on matters closer to home and is left with some real making up to do.

Isy Suttie unexpectedly mentions eggs, Matt Lucas stares hard at the ceiling, Nina Conti gets very clever in a test, Chloe Petts hides an object somewhere Alex Horne wouldn't dare look, and Richard Ayoade gives the slight impression that he finds some of the tasks a bit irritating. But why is Greg Davies wearing a white glove?

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

Ed Gamble unpacks all the drama from episode 1 of the second series of The Celebrity Traitors, catching up with the murdered and banished players to get the scoop on all the back-stabbing and treachery that goes on inside the castle. And he welcomes players from past series to give their reactions and expert analysis on the game.