Things start smooth, then get lumpy fast. Contestants blend bold clues with messy guesses and somehow manage to whip up a surprise ending.

The new series continues. From crumbling ceilings to time-worn turrets, British families discover what it takes to buy and renovate beautiful chateaux in France. In the stunning Landes region, at Château Larribau, Paul and Julia are in the throes of a major hallway renovation. They have a delicate crystal chandelier to hang, walls and ceilings to decorate, and valuable antique furniture to restore before it's complete. Meanwhile, at Château Domaine de la Barde, Tim and Krys are eager to revamp their abandoned orangery. Tim wants to transform the neglected space into a stunning events venue, but the weather is causing flooding issues. And in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the Hutson family need to chop down a huge ash tree that's precariously close to their ancient greenhouse. 

Mahsun has been held in the dungeon for some time by Seyyal, where he is a gigolo. He returns to the neighborhood as he ends in his caption, but finds himself in a live broadcast at Buse's house, where he goes to work.

This week's challenge should be easy as (pizza) pie as two eliminated cheftestants must create a dish that features a fresh made dough.

Kellyoke: For Crying Out Loud (Finneas)/ Bob Odenkirk/ Sadie Sink/ Home Makeover Part 1/ /WIL: Kid Needs Talking Break.

Emmy Award-winning TV host Jeannie Mai and Jennifer chat about her series "America's Test Kitchen: The Next Generation."  

Comedian Bert Kreischer stops by to talk about his Netflix stand-up special "Lucky."  

Jennifer then welcomes Marley McNealy from San Francisco, California. At just 15 years old, Marley is a 19-time national boxing champion and a four-time Junior Olympic gold medalist. She's currently ranked number one in the country for her weight class and age group. She's also a member of the junior USA Boxing National Team. 

Mahsun has the opportunity to get away from the best gigolos and accompany the Arab princess Sharazad on his trip to Istanbul. At the end of their time together, Mahsun gets closer to Sharazad and gets the opportunity to become an Arab sheik.

The 8th struggles to find a way to counter Gold's powers. And then, someone unexpected steps up to fight.

The new run of the show that brings the sun to our sofas continues. Jean Johansson is with Julie and Amanda, who have holidayed in France many times and love the countryside, the culture and the weather. With their teenage children off to university soon, they want to find a holiday home where they can unwind and relax, and maybe make a permanent move to in the future! They've settled on Lot-et-Garonne, with its gorgeous countryside punctuated by beautiful villages and medieval towns, and 120 miles of waterways. Jean lines up five fantastic options for their budget of £120,000, from a riverside townhouse to a characterful stone house with land aplenty. But will any have the 'je ne sais quoi' and be perfect for them? 

The worst thing about winter 2025: a selection of pre-apocalyptic satire from the dark ages. It's Trump, it's trump and it's tramp. In the piano & in the salad.

Eric & Brooke secretly team up to give the audience, and more importantly Ridge, an iconic surprise.

Doug admits his struggles with a growing gambling addiction; Bill fights to maintain power over his firm despite health concerns; Naomi steps in to defend a combative homeless woman under Jacob's watchful eye.

Carly gets news about Sonny's prognosis; Nina plays dirty; Brook Lynn calls out Lulu; Kristina is in for a shock; Willow hits a roadblock.

Paul encourages a paranoid Pete to put things right with J.J. Joan fails to see the funny side when she discovers the salacious gossip James has been spreading.

Luomen returns to the rear palace. His observations trigger Maomao's curiosity.

A palatial ruin in Philadelphia built from the riches of an industrial golden age, linked by money and blood to the Titanic disaster. Hitler's headquarters in France, built to oversee the Nazi invasion of Britain but used to defend against the Allied reconquest of Europe. In Italy, an opulent island-stronghold converted to contain the country's mafia elite. And a country palace in Poland, the scene of a honey-trap devised to ensnare Napoleon.

The myth of the Cornman turns real when a masked figure strikes a local farm. With the farm's future at risk, can Humphrey unmask the saboteur before their livelihood is wiped out?

As spring continues, Monty plants up the Mound in a gorgeous palette of blues and yellows. Frances Tophill enjoys a stunning display of wisteria at a National Collection for plant heritage in Surrey.

Joy as Nyala the southern white rhinoceros gives birth to her second calf. 

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of our biggest and best TV programmes?

Angela Rippon is host, with guest panellists comedian Jo Brand and writer and broadcaster Richard Osman joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! 

Sinn Féin leader, Mary Lou McDonald will join Patrick to discuss the disruptive beginning of this Dáil term. She will share her thoughts on the party's performance in recent elections and look ahead to Sinn Féin's priorities in opposition including their ongoing campaign for a united Ireland.  

Acclaimed actor, screenwriter and producer, Simon Pegg—known for hits like Shaun of the Dead and Run Fatboy Run, as well as standout roles in Star Trek and Star Wars—will drop in to chat about his return as Benji Dunn in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning. He tells Patrick about stepping back into the action-packed role and shares stories from behind the scenes.  

Global superstar, Paloma Faith will be in studio to discuss her pivot from pop to podcasting with her new show Mad, Sad and Bad. She'll also be chatting about her Sunday Times bestselling book MILF, the myth of perfect motherhood and celebrating her birthday in Ireland.  
 

Cork comedian, Chris Kent will sit down with Patrick ahead of his Irish tour Offline. Renowned for his storytelling and sharp wit, Chris discusses why unplugging from the digital world has become a central theme in his comedy. He also opens up about how fatherhood has shaped his material. 
 

KhakiKid will also be in studio to perform his track Date Nite, bringing his signature style to The Late Late Show stage. 

College GameDay Built by The Home Depot returns to the NFL Draft for the eighth season, live from outside Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., The special two-hour kick-off show will focus on the stories behind the players, offer exclusive interviews with coaches from across the college football world and red-carpet interviews with the draftees.

AJ Adudu and Will Best are joined by David Potts and Oti Mabuse for a packed panel including the winner and all former housemates (minus Mickey) to talk about the 24th series of Celebrity Big Brother and todays live final. Former housemates: Jack P. Shepherd, Danny Beard, JoJo Siwa, Donna Preston, Chesney Hawkes, Chris Hughes, Patsy Palmer, Ella Rae Wise, Angelica Bell, Daley Thompson, Trisha Goddard and Michael Fabricant.

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Friday, April 25, and reports on the economic turmoil under President Trump and his attacks on free speech. Plus, Rev. Al Sharpton and Nems join for the latest "Fallback" installment. Will Sommer and Margaret Carlson also join.

A suspect in Wichita, Kansas with an ATF warrant for stealing guns tries to flee a traffic stop, and a taser is used to gain compliance. The Fort Wayne, Indiana Police Air Support Unit uses drones to assist Detectives in locating stolen motorcycles. When a driver bails out of a stolen vehicle in Riverside, California, Officers track the man's soggy footprints to his hiding place under a canal where the man insists he was "just sleeping".