Shanti is startled when Rik suddenly collapses and has to undergo emergency surgery. Are Henk and Elly ready to take a big step? Nina tries in vain to spend more time with Bing. Stefano's suspicion grows when he overhears Janine and Linda talking about Rex.

Dani comes to Bill's aid, and then has a shocking realization; Nicole teams up with Madison to help Chelsea; Andre defends his marriage; Ted is let in on a big secret; Randy tells Izaiah he's in debt; Heather outmaneuvers Joey.

Willow seeks out Valentin; Anna shares her fears with Jason.

Clive Myrie asks the questions in the next heat as four more contenders take on the black chair under the spotlight and the ticking clock in an attempt to become the next Mastermind champion.

The specialist subjects are the novels of Jeanette Winterson, the films of Nicole Kidman, the classic BBC radio comedy series Round the Horne and the Paris Commune of 1871.

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

Six people return to battle it out for a place in the next round – and three of them are going home.

Here's a question where one of the teams worked out the connection after three clues: Greek city law, Italian riflemen, Irish guards...

The driver of a hatchback being pursued causes mayhem when he crashes into a bollard, exposing live wires and shorting out the power at the local boating lake. In Wellingborough, a familiar face in a balaclava arouses the suspicions of Alex and Lewis and a search reveals a quantity of weed in his pocket and a samurai sword in his waistband. Plus, officers bring a driver's date to an abrupt conclusion in the least romantic fashion, arresting him for driving while under the influence of cocaine.

For years, organised gangs of abusers, mostly of Pakistani heritage, preyed on girls in Oxford while authorities looked the other way. Panorama examines the devastating legacy for three survivors.

Southampton and Queen's University Belfast go head-to-head for a place in round 2. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Jack is riding high after he kissed Maali on a night out, and the fact that she's still seeing Sam Prince isn't going to stand in his way. Sam, however, is less than impressed, and decides the best thing to do is remove himself from the situation. Elsewhere, as Georgia and Philip edge closer to making things official, those closest to them are starting to question whether everything is as rosy as it seems. Meanwhile, Zeyno goes on a double date with Liam, Temps and Abi, but the instant spark she was hoping for with Liam fails to materialise.

Ant heads to Essex to see a car that was once fit for the Queen - a 1970 Rover P5B. Despite rust, oil leaks and heavy steering, the legendary V8 engine wins him over. But back at the workshop he uncovers serious bodywork issues.

Jedward's presence in the house is causing a stir, and when Big Brother orders the housemates to play a game of Jedward's Jepic Pairs, it can only mean one thing — more drama!

In the penultimate episode, both Faithful and Traitor lie for their lives in an attempt to get the Grand Finale.

GK and Kate are back chatting all things hot tub-related, and ex-Love Islander Chloe Burrows joins them to get stuck into all the rest of the gossip from the night.

Crime podcaster Nicola Tallant, comedian Shane Daniel Byrne and the latest castle cast-offs put their investigative skills to the test as paranoia, tension and pressure rise.

Live from SoFi Stadium Inglewood, CA. With host Scott Van Pelt and analysts Marcus Spears, Ryan Clark, Jason Kelce and NFL Insider Adam Schefter. The crew reviews Sunday's games and looks ahead to the MNF matchup while updating fans on the latest league news. 

In their lawsuit challenging President Trump's White House press ban, CNN, MS NOW and Politico warn of the chilling effect the restrictions could have on press freedom. MS NOW's Antonia Hylton reports and is joined by Marty Baron, former executive editor of The Washington Post. Plus, Hylton reports on the upcoming midterm elections and is joined by Christina Greer, professor of political science at Fordham University.

CNN, MS Now and Politico have sued after President Trump revoked their access to the White House for what he called one-sided coverage of the administration. NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell reports. President Trump is set to hold high-stakes meetings at the United Nations, including potentially with the President of Iran. NBC News' Monica Alba reports. A 28-year-old man was shot and wounded in his car in Austin by an ICE officer. New video shows the chaotic moments. NBC News' Ryan Chandler has the story. Flights are now beginning to resume after an air traffic control system failed, along with a fiber optic cable accidentally being cut on Monday. The issues caused major widespread delays on the East Coast. NBC News' Tom Costello has the details. Police say they are investigating Presley Gerber's death as a suspected overdose. Gerber is the son of Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber. A source close to the investigation tells NBC News he had just checked into the rehab facility the night before. NBC News' Liz Kreutz has more. Hundreds of Americans are suing GLP-1 drugmakers Novo Nordisk and Ely Lilly, saying they were not adequately warned of the potential danger of vision loss. In statements, Novo Nordisk says, in part, they are "vigorously" fighting the lawsuits, saying they are "without merit," while Eli Lilly says in part, it maintains "patient safety" is its "top priority." NBC News' Stephanie Gosk has the story. Players from the Cincinnati Reds met with kids from Cincinnati Children's Hospital, according to the team, and signed a custom baseball card created for each child. Outfielder TJ Friedl got the team together for the event, and the mission was a personal one. He spent time in the hospital as a child. Players described the day as "inspiring." NBC News' Tom Llamas reports. 

President and CEO of MediaMatters Angelo Carusone and Skye Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward, join The Weeknight to respond to the latest in Trump's attack on the First Amendment, after MS NOW, CNN and Politico sue the White House for banning journalists from the press pool. This, as the Trump admin does everything in its power to distract from its destruction of the economy. Jared Bernstein, Fmr. Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, joins to discuss. 

KJ lays it all on the line at the Beverly and Crenshaw showcase. Cassius and Ava worry about KJ's future. Amina clears a path for the future she wants. Coop sets out to right a wrong from her past.

New coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green join Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine to discover the next singing phenomenon; the new First-In Button is in play and shakes up the competition.

Tonight, the lawsuit fighting against Trump's White House ban, and the massive implications for free press in America. Then, Governor Andy Beshear on the countdown to the midterms. Plus, what on earth is going on with Mitch McConnell?

The couples reunite for the first time since returning from England; Patrick and Thais share a shocking relationship update; Guillermo accuses Kara of destroying their marriage; a man who crossed romantic boundaries with Pao confronts Russ.

The crew takes on a medical emergency. Gen is forced to face the consequences of her actions. Cooper tries a new strategy with Kat. Aesha babysits Kayden.

Kicking off S6, Rap Legend ICE T takes on skateboarding icon Tony Hawk in a battle of musical minds. Then, the volume and the stakes ramp up when Philly dad Nick, faces off against self-confessed Name that Tune fanatic, Suria.

Live from SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. 

Eight of reality TV's most notorious villains will lie, manipulate, and betray each other in pursuit of up to $1 million for charity. From Omarosa to Richard Hatch to Tom Sandoval, which master schemer will outwit the competition?

At the Museum of Unnatural History, a malevolent spirit is reanimating the taxidermy in the Great Animal Hall, and it's terrifying. So, for the haunted heat, host John Henson challenges the nine bakers to create reanimated taxidermy desserts to win $1,000. Then, the bottom six bakers must create possessed pest desserts inspired by a demonic insect exhibit. In the end, judges Stephanie Boswell, Aarti Sequeira, and Zac Young send one baker home.

In defiance of orders, John forges his way into hostile territory and ends up in a chase for his life. 

Rachel Maddow notes that as Donald Trump's popularity continues to decay to new lows, the institutions that he successfully bullied at the start of his term are finding new courage to stand together in defiance of him, including news organizations that are finding new solidarity in the face of Trump banning members of the press from the White House.

Rachel Maddow reviews the fundamental legal principles that are working against Donald Trump's attempt to ban news organizations from the White House, as well as the American cultural principles that would never accept Trump administration propaganda as a replacement for a free press. Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight First Amendment Institute, joins to discuss.

Rachel Maddow shares reports of a man shot in the back in the course of being arrested by ICE. MS NOW's Alex Tabet reports live from a protest in Austin, Texas and shares the latest on the man's condition after he was imprisoned with the bullet still lodged in his back. 

Mac and Charlie drink the proverbial Kool-Aid while trying to uncover the mystery of why "Gilligan's Island" never made it to 100 episodes.

Host Andy Cohen discusses pop-culture events with guests and viewers.

A family of law enforcement agents investigate a double homicide involving a U.S. Marshal. A mysterious murder hits close to home, forcing the Hollingsworths to focus on protecting each other as a family.