This challenge is all about creating an original street art balloon sculpture to display in one of Melbourne's most iconic laneways, Hosier Lane.

It's home cooks versus pro cooks in a culinary smackdown. The gloves are off as three contenders go toe-to-toe with Jacqui Challinor and her Nomad Restaurant warriors. Who will deliver the knockout blow?

Mick and Jamie bonded over coding as teenagers. Now their brilliant tech idea is transforming lives around the world. Their software could have made them rich but instead they've kept it free to help the blind community.

A narrow stretch of water is all that separates the People's Republic of China, ruled by the Communist Party, from Taiwan, Asia's most successful democracy.

The small island is in dire straits, stuck in the middle of a struggle between two nuclear powers — China and the United States. There are real fears it will soon become the centre of the next major global conflict.

While China insists Taiwan must re-unify with the motherland, Taiwan's president says the island must maintain its freedom and democracy.

This week's episode of Four Corners goes inside the fight to tell a story that could have ramifications for us all.

We meet young people training in urban warfare who are bracing for more cyber-attacks, disinformation and the possibility of an all-out battle.

A pro-Beijing campaigner and a former gang leader explains why they want reunification and shares footage of his party members battling pro-independence students.

And we tackle the question: what next for Taiwan?

"GMA" Out Loud with singer Elton John for National AIDS Day; ABC News correspondent Eva Pilgrim and an emotional reunion; attorney, presidential speechwriter and author Michael Waldman ("The Supermajority").

Caroline Hawley presents today's show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, with the reds and the blues led by Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey. Both teams are desperate to make a profit at the auction, but who will win? Meanwhile, at the antiques centre, Caroline has a mystery to solve.

BRS - a media victory; Garlic kills COVID?; McGowan's farewell.

A wild weekend getaway to Båstad ends in a rude awakening for Lollo, Mia, Klara and Frida when a pair of shocking letters arrives in the mail.

In this two-part episode, a woman does her boss a favor by dropping off lunch to her home only to be attacked by her pit bull the moment she steps through the doorway. The terrifying attack is caught on video.

Two months into their renovation, Grant and Lynsey look to renovate the pool area at Chiawa Camp. They put their carpentry skills and creative design ideas to work, but they face fierce weather as heavy rains wash out the roads into camp and cause delays.

Grant and Lynsey have reached the halfway point of their renovation and decide to tackle Old Mondoro's Sitenje, the camp's public lounge area. In order to conquer all of its challenges and risks, this massive undertaking will require real bush ingenuity.

After finishing one of their biggest projects yet, Grant and Lynsey turn their attention to the fire pit at Chiawa Camp and their last tent at Old Mondoro. With just over a month before guests arrive, it's all hands on deck to get the camp up and running.

Grant and Lynsey begin renovations on the Family Suite at Old Mondoro.

Grant and Lynsey tackle the Safari Suite in the final push to opening day.

A wild weekend getaway to Båstad ends in a rude awakening for Lollo, Mia, Klara and Frida when a pair of shocking letters arrives in the mail.

The perfect alibi presents itself as the friends and their parents attend lavish parties. Frida's wish to fit in results in a traumatizing encounter.

Reeling from the impact of Lollo's drunken antics, the group goes on a cabin trip to relax and clear the air between them, but old habits die hard.

Klara's facade starts to crumble as her guilt and shame cause her to break down. After she's discovered, Mia's desperate ploy borrows her some time.

The group mounts a frantic extortion bid to avoid culpability in the burglaries. Has their luck finally run out?

Al is giddy with excitement and seeing double when he takes Emma to Mid Comic Con, but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans?

Jacqui Joseph is at Altrincham recycling centre in Greater Manchester with an eagle eye, hoping to swoop in on quality items before they're lost forever. She rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs. With the help of robot maker Mark Haig and upholsterer Sharon O'Connor, the tired trio of items has the chance to shine once more, but will Jacqui manage to send all three upcycled items off to new homes?

After 16 years down under, Jules Hudson helps a couple to relocate back to Blighty. Their £450,000 budget might not stretch quite as far in Lancashire as it did in Oz, but Jules still has a great selection of properties that are reminiscent of the home they've left behind.

He also manages to squeeze in a visit to a nature reserve that was created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway.

Charlie and Chris are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot into a productive 21st-century cottage garden for Hannah and Marc.

Inspector Iwanome pressures Polka into reading his fortune. What does the inspector hope to gain, and what will he do when the reading dredges up secrets from his past? Meanwhile, the date of the Phantom Solitaire's "performance" is fast approaching.

The Political View with Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.).