With US Medics unable to rescue seven casualties because of heavy fire, Technical Sergeant Stephen Gregg retrieves a .30 calibre machine gun and advances, firing from the hip to protect them. After the Medic pulls the last casualty to safety, Gregg runs out of ammunition and is captured by German soldiers. He must find a way to escape.

The bunting has been hung and the tent is up, which can only mean one thing - Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding are back to guide a fresh batch of amateur bakers through 10 weeks of challenges set by new judge Nigella Lawson and Bake Off veteran Paul Hollywood. As ever, it all begins with cake week, for which Nigella sets the contestants a stout cake signature, before they get artistic in the technical and serve up a self-portrait showstopper.

On the M6, PC Elly Martin helps stop a cloned Audi after police box it in busy traffic. The shocked driver claims he's had it three months and had no idea it was cloned. In Stafford, a moped rider's cannabis claim falls apart, while in Leek, PC Ed Clarke gets tea and cake from grateful residents. Also, Elly stops a white van driver whose story doesn't add up.

In Watergate Bay, one of Cornwall's surfing hotspots, two teenage boys are caught in one of the beach's notorious rip currents.

In Glasgow, the team help Raymond and his children after the loss of mum, Gill, transforming their home into an accessible space where wheelchair user Nell can gain independence.

Who broke the rules? Big Brother calls the housemates to the sofa to reveal all and you can be sure they won't be getting away with it!

Rob Beckett hosts the adventure game show in which 12 strangers begin a gruelling 13-day trek through the Malaysian jungle with the aim of winning a share of £300,000 - if they can avoid the tempting luxuries thrown in their way. The first of these, upgraded clothing and camping essentials, immediately tests the group's priorities, and later, a decision looks set to spark an early divide between the two groups. Other temptations include a taxi ride to camp, a steak bake and a taste of home.

Twenty-three players arrived at Slane Castle, but now only a handful remain. The final will push their limits to determine the final prize pot at stake.

Jedward have officially left the Big Brother House, but GK and Kate have lured them to their sofa for some 'jepic' chat.

Kevin McGahern grills the finalists and Siobhán McSweeney, unpacking the twists, betrayals and bombshells from the jaw-dropping finale of The Traitors Ireland.

New MS NOW reporting details how House Republicans are privately worried about their prospects in the midterm elections. Melissa Murray reports and is joined by The New York Times' Molly Jong-Fast and David Litt, former Obama speechwriter. Plus, Trump faces fallout over his White House press ban. Former FBI General Counsel Andrew Weissmann and Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight First Amendment Institute, join.

President Trump warned he would either make a deal with Iran or ‘annihilate' it, as U.S. negotiators met with Iranian officials. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. A South Carolina coroner revealing the star died from an accidental overdose from a dangerous mix of drugs including fentanyl. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. 

Behind closed doors, Republicans are preparing for the worst in November's midterms, with one lawmaker telling MS NOW: "we're gonna get crushed." Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, chair of the Democratic Governors Association, joins The Weeknight to react six weeks out from Election Day. Plus, the FBI was investigating donations made to Maine Senator Susan Collins, until Donald Trump returned to office and purged agents who handled public corruption investigations. Molly Redden, National Reporter at ProPublica, joins the conversation to break down her latest reporting.

Coaches Queen Latifah, Riley Green, Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine all vie to discover the next singing phenomenon on the second night of blind auditions.

Titan Michael Voltaggio's former mentor and trusted longtime friend, Kenny Gilbert, is here to claim a spot on the Titans' couch! His Southern-inspired global dishes do impress James Beard award winning chef Nina Compton, but are they enough to secure the win and prove he's worthy of being one of Bobby Flay's Titans?

The competition continues as the 14 remaining couples return to the ballroom for "Viral Hits Night" on Dancing with the Stars. The celebrities and their professional partners will hit the dance floor with performances inspired by some of the biggest viral hits and unforgettable moments that have taken the internet by storm.

Tonight, the red wave of Republicans running away from the President. Then, a genuine September surprise in the Senate race in Maine. And Congressman Robert Garcia on his demand for answers over Trump's attack on the free press.

Ryan and J. have been close since middle school, but their friendship only turned romantic three years ago. While J. runs a bakery, Ryan turns to Tami to find out if they're still following the same recipe… or if J. is cooking with someone else. 

Daisy hosts a Seder for the group the ends up being a less-than-festivities affair. Hailey divulges the trauma of her past. Erika takes a step toward growing her family. Erin and Jessel duke it out over coffee.

Mark joins a TV debate for a shot at fame but struggles to find his voice. Meanwhile, the Critches feel the pressure of a changing Newfoundland.

After living with her mom to save, a husband's out to plan a hidden renovation for his wife.

The top 10 acts perform one last time for their chance to win $1 million and be named the most talented act in America. Viewers can vote for their favorite act by using TikTok, the AGT App and NBC.com.

On Amy and Sonya's first day as Co-Chief Resident, they must coach a fresh crop of interns through a mysterious case that seems to defy medical logic. Jake and TJ adjust to new roles within the hospital. Meanwhile, Dr. Ben Grant returns to Westside with a secret plan to reshape the Surgical Department.

Did Nazi Germany secretly develop flying saucers during World War II? Did Bigfoot hunters document an entire family of Sasquatches in the Oklahoma wilderness? Did a homeowner discover a mysterious devil-like creature hidden in an attic? And is a man with an uncanny connection to sharks and whales the real-life Aquaman? Tony Harris and his team look at the evidence and pass a verdict on the authenticity of what we're seeing.

Wanda struggles to navigate loyalty to family and her ambitions. Lamar's new song grows beyond the label's plans. James and Leon are forced to rethink their futures.

While the older siblings try to mend fences with the younger ones, Tammy is less forgiving. Tammy and Andrea do a double date with Amy and Brian, but Brian's misgivings about Tammy make things awkward. Amy makes a big decision about her healthy journey.

Longtime "Beat Bobby Flay" judge Leah Cohen challenges Bobby Flay's home team chefs to a Southeast Asian showdown.

Weeks after Christmas, police find a wife and her three young children decomposing in their beds, while her husband is alive yet despondent. What appears to be a mass suicide later proves to be a murder orchestrated by a psychopathic family annihilator.

Chael Sonnen sells out arenas by becoming MMA's ultimate anti-hero, only for outside-the-cage scandals to expose the real guy behind "The Bad Guy."

Desperate to induce labor, Leah turns to Nurse Eugenia's home remedy. When Mr. Brown's mistake sends everything spiraling, Reginald's outdated ways are put to the test as the residents must come together to handle an unexpected crisis.