Twelve content creators enter the house for a chance to win up to £1 million. With their creature comforts revoked, one cashes in on an early advantage.

We are transported to a speakeasy in full-swing at Veda's bar until a dead body is discovered. Arch and Fitz's murder investigation takes them down a Prohibition path of bootlegging and smuggling.

The Sky Egg falls as Captain Celebrity hits his limit, with only one person capable of saving the day...

One of Kinme Cleaning's regular customers has a health emergency as Kinme's shop nears its second anniversary.

Tsurumi's forces make their way inside Goryoukaku, and Asirpa must decide to stay or flee.

First Take begins with the St John's-Kansas dogfight! Pitino's Johnnies emerged victorious on a Dylan Darling buzzer beating layup. Darryn Peterson's college career came to an end, and his lackluster play throughout the season has Stephen A. and Jay-Will wondering if he should go top 5...  Next, basketball savant Jay-Will breaks down Iowa's game winner against Florida. Then, which blue blood program's future are you most concerned about?

First Take resumes with the surging Lakers. Are they on the same level as the Spurs and Thunder? Next, with zero mid-majors reaching the Sweet Sixteen, can we officially declare Cinderellas dead? Then, WNBPA president Nneka Ogyumike tells all on the WNBA's new CBA! 

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Jon Kay in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

The Hell-Lord grabs breakfast. Bowling antics. Vanilla writes a picture book. Torture finds the One Piece.

It's Sports Day, and Eiyu takes on the impossible challenge of choosing who he really loves.

After 30 years living in Belgium, retired scientists Helen and Wai are coming back to Britain, and Jules Hudson has a varied line-up of beautiful properties in the Cambridgeshire countryside that would put them closer to their grandkids.

While in the county, Jules also stops by the incredible Great Fen Project, where 9,000 acres are being restored to the wetland wonder they once were.

Abby Huntsman guest co-hosts; Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) (author, "Stand").

As Sailom confronts his trauma in therapy, Tawan catches Dindin slacking at work. Sky finally commits to a major job change. 

Xavier has unfinished business. Meanwhile, Sinatra meets with Link as Paradise prepares for a potential threat.

A skeleton is found bricked up inside a wall of an old house and Murdoch must track down the killer.

Jamie Ding / Lawrenceville, New Jersey, Bureaucrat & Law Student; Max Genecov / Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Student; Erin Howard / Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, Community Membership Facilitator.

The clues have rhythm, but the team can't land the word. Will they harmonize in time -- or keep missing the beat?

Kellyoke encore: "What It Sounds Like"; Sarah Michelle Gellar; Arielle Kebbel; Nick Viall and Natalie Joy; daughter teacher, dad janitor; Alex Isley performs.

Uma Thurman talks about her movie "Pretty Lethal," plays "behind-the-scenes" and dishes on her most iconic roles. Allrecipes' Nicole McLaughlin joins Drew in the kitchen to share her hacks for giving grocery store food a glow-up.

"St. Denis Medical" star Wendi McLendon-Covey and Jennifer talk about the new season of her show.  

Then, Jennifer welcomes back 10-year-old history expert Everest Nevraumont from Georgetown, Texas, to share fun facts about influential women in history in celebration of Women's History Month.  

Plus, psychology expert and renowned life coach Dr. Cheyenne Bryant stops by.

Bill and Dani have a hear-to-heart while Anita's condition worsens; Smitty receives an urgent call from the hospital; Joey comforts Vanessa in her time of need.

Sara Damergi revisits a former house hunter who settled in Malta, while Ben Hillman is on the Costa Blanca to see a couple who secured their dream townhouse in 2021.

Former winners Amy Gledhill, Jacqui Joseph, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Tim Vine test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Britt is in the line of fire; Nathan thwarts Brennan.

In March, a dog was found dead on the waterfront outside Ålesund. It had been subjected to severe abuse, and now tips are needed to find the person responsible.

Nina's hopes grow as Stefano seems strong enough to be gradually weaned off the ventilator. Demi tries in vain to get closer to Zoran. Luuk catches Demi off guard when he tries to talk to her about her drug addiction. Henk is shocked when Demi tells him she never wants to see him again. Luuk gets a visit from an uninvited guest at work.

Clive Myrie presents the third semi-final of the classic quiz where contenders return to the black chair under the glare of the spotlight and the ticking clock to win a place in the grand final.

The specialist subjects this time are Clint Eastwood's western films, the Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch, the studio albums of Bruce Springsteen and the footballer Cyrille Regis.