Janette Manrara returns with more behind-the-scenes action from the world of Strictly, and there's another visit to the training rooms to see how the couples are coping with their second dances. And designer Vicky Gill is back with an exclusive look at some of the weekend's outfits.

Hope walks down the aisle. Taylor tries to tell Sheila that they cannot be friends because she is Deacon's therapist. Ridge explains to Eric that he owes him his success. Bill and Brooke give speeches before Liam and Hope give their vows

Luuk hides from Troj that he is not going to pay Jurre back. Ludo saves him from a tricky situation. Henk understands that Emma receives little attention from her parents, but Elly does not see the problem. Janine catches Haakon in a lie from his childhood and confronts him.

Martin tries to make amends with his sister; Leslie receives a warning where Marcel's intentions are concerned; Naomi and Jacob try their best to navigate a new normal; Eva gets an earful from Laura; Tomas gets advice from an unlikely source.

Michael and Jacinda grow closer; Willow gets her hopes up; Nina gets an eyeful; Drew gets a shocking offer; Molly shares a secret.

Did Stig kill Ariana? The final verdict is out.

It's been reported that a key witness in Prince Harry's high-stakes case against the publishers of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday has dramatically claimed that an earlier witness statement in his name was made up. Prince Harry and six other high-profile public figures, including Sir Elton John, Liz Hurley and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, accuse the papers of law-breaking, including phone hacking and bugging, to obtain stories. Associated Newspapers says the allegations are 'preposterous smears'. With the trial due to start in the new year, Dispatches examines what's been going on - and what the case means for Harry's wider war with the press and his relationship with his family.

Dr Libby meets Olivia, who is struggling with a persistent skin rash on her legs and chest - possibly being worsened by work-related stress. Also, Dr George also reassures little Philomena, who's come down with chickenpox, and treats Charlie who injured his foot after treading on broken glass at home.

Zak warns a furious Sash she needs to change tack with James. Meanwhile JJ, eyes on the prize, watches from the shadows. Emma goes to war with Ger. 

The remaining celebrities will need to impress not just one, not two, but three of Grace Dent's fellow restaurant critics if they want to make it through to finals week.

President Trump is facing backlash over ICE, the ongoing Epstein scandal, and the economy. MS NOW's Ari Melber reports and is joined by Jen Psaki. Plus, Melber reports on Trump's announcement that the U.S. has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, with historian Douglas Brinkley joining for analysis.

The Senate failed to pass two different health care plans, which means premiums will spike for many people who rely on Obamacare. One breast cancer survivor told NBC News she feels caught in the middle of a political fight. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports. Sherrone Moore has been detained by police after he was fired by the University of Michigan for cause. University officials said he was fired after an investigation found he had an "improper relationship with a staff member." NBC News' Shaquille Brewster reports. Six people were injured and multiple structures damaged after an explosion in Hayward, California. Doorcam video captured the moment the blast happened. NBC News' Steve Patterson has the story. In a recent email to parents and surrogates, Surro Connections wrote it was abruptly shutting down because of "financial and operation difficulties". Now, parents say they are unable to access tens of thousands of dollars they sent the company. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. Authorities in Australia have released their report on an incident involving a skydiver whose parachute inadvertently opened as he was about to jump. The video shows the unidentified man quickly cutting the cords to his back-up parachute to get safely to the ground. NBC News' George Solis has the story. As Rehema Ellis embarks on her next adventure, Nightly News celebrates a beloved member of the NBC family. Ellis has covered countless stories over the years and reported around the world. NBC News' Tom Llamas shares her story.

Georgie and Mandy get upset when Audrey disciplines CeeCee without their permission.

The team's ability to work together is put to the test when they are challenged to make Chinese dishes in a tag-team fashion; a charity night dinner service for organizations Feeding America and Stand Up To Cancer.

Tonight, Pete Buttigieg on the spectacular redistricting fail in Indiana and the waning power of the Trump White House. Then, the surreal scene on Capitol Hill as the leader of Trump's deportation force is confronted in the House. And what today's big healthcare vote means for Americans already getting crushed by the Trump economy. 

In Tulsa, two men are murdered in a parking lot, but a gun from another shooting incident leads detectives to their suspect.

Now a successful podcaster, Todd Pearlman returns to profile Sam and Isaac's book, but becomes obsessed with Jay; Pete tries to get to the bottom of why Alberta changed her name, forcing her to admit a hidden truth.

The Hak, Paul and Riera families put their creative skills to the test to win the grand prize.

The bakers bring the holiday heat with bold ginger bakes; it's time for a holiday flavor getaway as the remaining contestants bake with tropical fruits from around the world.

Reading Battles pit the queens against each other in a roast off. Guest judge is Alyssa Edwards.

With the holidays approaching, the team's secrets start to come to light while they take on a harassment case involving the city's fire department. Matty and Edwin contemplate meeting Joey's sister. Meanwhile, Sarah makes a shocking confession that could put her entire relationship with Olympia at risk.

A fallen '90s supermodel returns to New York for a reunion and revenge, leading Elsbeth to sort through old grudges and lies to catch a killer; Officer Hackett takes her turn in the spotlight.