Victor learns the value of compromise. Emmett and Kiesha's date night is interrupted. Shaad makes an unlikely connection. Professor Gardner's lecture inspires Bakari. The FBI finds more evidence linking to Q's murder.

Ilana Glazer, Michelle Buteau and Pamela Adlon ("Babes").

Professional chefs battle it out in the kitchen for a £1,000 prize. On the first night in Sheffield, head chef Monica and front of house manager Katrina at Sicilian restaurant Bella Donna serve up serious seafood and breaded beef. Next up, Fraser and Karine try to impress their guests at their American smokehouse, Backyard BBQ. Finally, trendy Harry and Yav host at Mexican restaurant Piña. Sensitive eater Karine struggles with the spice, while barbecuer Fraser lives up to his messy-eater reputation.

Kellyoke: "Not Today"; Sandra Oh; Bailee Madison; wrestler Adeline Gray; Students Without Mothers; Boulevard founder (celebrity gift bags).

The brainy quiz returns - but this time host Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Gabby Logan. As always, contestants try to score as few points as possible by plumbing the depths of their general knowledge to come up with the answers no-one else could think of.

Actors Brooke Shields and Rachael Harris; "Stand Up at THE TALK" with comedian Brad Upton.

It's all on the line as the semi-finals come to an end. The fabulous five now have one shot of making the ultimate leap into Finals Week. Turn it on now, or risk missing out on what might just be one of the most exhilarating weeks of their life.

The last 20 years have seen vast numbers of inspirational cooks enter the MasterChef arena, and John and Gregg would like one plate of food inspired by one of those exceptional cooks. Can the semi-finalists enhance a dish which rocketed a former contestant to glory? The dishes have been inspired by 2011 winner Tim Anderson's Asian flavours, 2023 finalist Omar Foster's risky combinations, and some Mexican spice inspired by the first ever MasterChef champion, Thomasina Miers.

At the end, just four will remain standing. Expect a mixture of fireworks and tears as the battle to become MasterChef champion 2024 reaches fever pitch.

The illegal logging trade in Romania, where a so-called timber mafia is chopping down Europe's last remaining virgin forests. Reporter Amelia Jenne follows the conservationists risking their lives to stop the corruption that's destroying the lungs of Europe. Environmental campaigners and law enforcement believe that half of the timber harvested in Romania is illegal. The European Union has launched legal action against the Romanian government, which continues to authorise logging in protected areas that are rich in wildlife and vital in the fight against climate change.

Monty is busy moving his tender succulents outdoors and makes a start on planting up his new cut flower beds. In North Yorkshire, Frances Tophill visits the gardens at Newby Hall.

The comedian heads south to Phuket, the country's largest island. Making her diving debut in the tropical waters of the Andaman Sea, she learns how destructive humans can be to the fragile coral reefs. Sue also visits Khoa Phra Theo Wildlife sanctuary, where she learns about the plight of gibbons.

Compilation of TV clangers, including the moment Jordan North can't remember the name of the show he is presenting, Jon Kay becomes a pigeon's target on BBC Breakfast, and Steve Backshall ends up in pain when he films with a grumpy piranha. Plus, outtakes from Heartstopper, Plebs, Coronation Street, Emmerdale, The Larkins, Bad Education and more.