Sunny Anderson and Nate Berkus are hitting the headlines with Drew and tossing to Ross in Times Square. Kristen Griffith-Vanderyacht is sharing expert advice on holiday flowers. 

Adam Sandler tells Drew all about his new movie "Jay Kelly" and reflects on their long friendship. 

Cameo-oke: Changing (Kevin Jonas)/ Michelle Monaghan/ Wendi McLendon-Covey and David Alan Grier/ Kevin Jonas/ Bargains and Deals with Lawrence Zarian (MorningSave)/ WIL: Comedy Gives Back.

Murdoch pursues a thief when a diamond tiara is stolen during a special Christmas event, while Margaret Brackenreid tries to convince Anna Pavlova to perform in a charity Nutcracker ballet.

Will Bayley, Montell Douglas, Giovanna Fletcher and Josh Pugh test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Fleur East kicks off the week with an exclusive chat with the eliminated couple, and there are more interviews and backstage gossip as the remaining couples prepare for Musicals Week.

Will and Electra reel at who ran over Luna. Steffy and Finn are committed to moving forward. Bill attempts to sway Katie to his firm.

20 years after the death, a new witness comes forward with his story.

Troj denies stealing money from De Koning, but Luuk doesn't believe him and puts pressure on him. Rik tries to find a solution for Elisa, who doesn't want to celebrate Sinterklaas with his ex Shanti. Bizou reports what her boss did to her at work, but is treated scandalously. Marwan refuses to accept this.

Vanessa fires back when her business decisions are called into question; Smitty confronts Joey to protect Martin.

The Quartermaines celebrate Thanksgiving; Willow walks down the aisle; Trina is in for a shock; Isaiah makes a sacrifice; Nathan tracks down a suspect.

The red-light district has changed radically in Mick's absence: instead of prostitutes, lifelike sex dolls now dominate the scene. When the operator Renate Kowalski is murdered, Mick and Andreas investigate in the midst of a world that appears modernized but harbors old problems: jealousy, shame, and blackmail.

The body of DJ "Black Raver" is found in a garbage can. Behind his mask is Leon Heitkämper, who secretly worked as a call boy alongside his career in the spotlight. Despite his anti-drug image, he died of an overdose—or was murdered. What makes this particularly explosive is that Andreas' son Karl was also involved in this scene—and may know more than is good for him.

Four more contenders face the black chair under the spotlight and the ticking clock in an attempt to become the next Mastermind champion.

Clive Myrie hosts and asks the questions on the contestants' specialist subjects, which this time are the planets of the solar system, the films of Kirsten Dunst, the song cycles of Franz Schubert and the BBC crime drama series Shetland.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far – the vital extra ingredients are logic and lateral thinking.

Another quarter-final place is on offer, and it looks to be another tight game, featuring such questions as: Thailand -4, Malaysia -3, Slovakia -2… what might come next in the sequence?

A voyage behind the scenes of the status-symbol superyachts belonging to some of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers, from Monaco to the Netherlands. 

Reporter Catrin Nye reveals how PFAS can affect health and contaminate the environment, and she asks if the UK government is doing enough to keep us safe.

A new VW Golf is reported stolen from a rental firm and Chris Lock is soon behind the vehicle, but its driver proves a handful and an armed response unit is called in to assist. Meanwhile, officers from Operation Revive execute a warrant, where they unearth a hiding place for suspected Class Bs, before seizing suspected cocaine from a teenager in a local park. Michael and Keith are called to a residential address where a lad has somehow managed to ride his vintage motorbike through a brick wall.

The second round continues. Two more teams of students put fingers on buzzers for a second time, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Episode 4 looks at invasive species. Presented by Kathriona Devereux and Fergus McAuliffe.

The police's new investigation has given the family new hope that they will get answers to what happened when Kjell Rune died in 2005.

Jimmy Carr, GK Barry and Jamali Maddix pass judgement on a man who helps himself to his co-workers' lunches and gives their opinions on adoption disputes.

Ant and Dec take a look at highlights from the past 24 hours, while more of the famous faces take on another of the dreaded Bushtucker Trials as the celebrities continue the final week of jungle life with their campmates.

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend visit David's Derbyshire shed, a treasure trove of vintage mechanical gems, and uncover a wonderful Monet-Goyon motorbike.

Dr Suzy Stokes and Paramedic Nick Cole are dispatched to a women suffering a cardiac arrest while driving her car. Luckily, bystanders have begun CPR on the driver, but her life remains in the balance. Dr Laura Douglas Beveridge and paramedic Andy Colledge race to the aid of 19-year-old Gleb, who has crashed his motorcycle. Also, a 20-year-old is believed to be having a seizure after being punched in the face.