Victor launches his plan of attack against Jack. Billy and Sally prep for their launch party. Noah and Audra have an unexpected reunion.

After mail deliveries repeatedly disappear from front yards, Hubert and Girwidz lie in wait. They want to catch the thief red-handed. When a package disappears before their eyes in a moment of inattention, they search the surrounding gardens for the thief. In doing so, they stumble upon a man's body. It is Florian Müller, who was killed by a solar panel. The police assume it was an accident or botched workmanship and call solar technician Jens Hufnagel to the scene. It is Florian Müller, who was killed by a solar panel. The police assume it was an accident or botched workmanship and call solar technician Jens Hufnagel to the scene. He determines that someone loosened several panels of the photovoltaic system on the roof

Janette Manrara dishes up more backstage gossip and behind-the-scenes action from the world of Strictly. There's a chat with one of the remaining couples as they gear up for the semi-finals and two dances. Plus an exclusive first look at how some of the couples are faring in the training rooms.

Everyone convenes for Hope and Liam's wedding day. Taylor warns Sheila against crashing the wedding.

Julian stands up for Bizou, but does so in a way that only causes Bizou more problems. Manu and Max thaw the frosty atmosphere between their parents, but the effect seems short-lived. Bing comes up with a surprising proposal. Henk and Emma actually start to like each other, and Emma helps Manu with his math.

Bill's sudden collapse grips Hayley with fear; an impromptu massage leaves Nicole more tempted than she expected; Dani serves as a much-needed sounding board for her niece; Ashley and Derek reach an agreement.

Nathan makes an arrest; Alexis puts Willow to the test; Sidwell makes an offer; Portia panics; Michael asks Kristina for help.

Did the police do everything right? Unni is left feeling overwhelmed by her own emotions, and the fellow judges get a shocking surprise.

Tim says goodbye to his friend Guus and Dina finds a new job. Nina finally manages to get through to Pip, much to everyone's relief. Laszlo and Fabie prepare for the big party and Chris organizes a very special dinner. Erik finally tells Hannah about his OCD, and Carola has a very nice date. Merel has an important, final conversation with her therapist, and Chris and Hansje grow closer again.

Nazi towers in Berlin that were defended to the bitter end by child soldiers, a Chicago institution that was the largest of its kind, and an odd vision in the Malaysian jungle.

The search for the House of the Year 2025 reaches its finale, as Kevin McCloud, architect Damion Burrows and conservation architect Natasha Huq visit homes that have been dramatically transformed through rescue, re-invention or bold re-imagining. On the Isle of Wight, barns on the brink of collapse are saved and reborn as a luminous retreat, their battered shells now glowing with life. In London, a 1960s townhouse is stripped back, rebuilt and transformed into a striking example of high-end brutalism, the height of architectural sophistication in its day and re-imagined for modern family life. In Somerset, a draughty 1960s bungalow is swept away and replaced with a low-energy, loft-like house that almost disappears into the landscape. In Bath, a tired bungalow is completely overhauled, its flimsy frame wrapped in cedar shingles. In Suffolk, the very idea of what a house can be is completely transformed, where one home becomes four buildings - sleeping, living, working and utility - in a radical feat of architectural imagination. And finally, after finding out which of these incredible transformations has been shortlisted, the winner of the RIBA House of the Year 2025 is crowned.

A look back at the most memorable moments from the 12th series of the competition, featuring sitters including Tim Peake, Emily Atack, Mary Berry and Brian Cox.

The semi-finals continue, and two stars have already been sent home, leaving the best seven still in with a shot at glory. Grace Dent and John Torode set two challenges inspired by passion and love.

The region of Emilia-Romagna in Northern Italy is hit by devastating floods after six months' worth of rain falls in just 36 hours, engulfing nearby cities and towns.

As Calder and Tosh close in on the motive for Eadie's murder, the pool of suspects narrows.
 

Harry Maguire, Tom Davis and Jon Richardson join host Romesh Ranganathan and regulars Jamie Redknapp, Jill Scott and Micah Richards on the comedy quiz.

Highlights of match day 6 in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.

Americans are facing high prices. MS NOW's Ari Melber fact-checks President Trump's comments on prices and reports on how these prices are shaping voters' economic priorities. Plus, some of the richest billionaires and companies in the world are battling to take over the Warner Bros. empire. Melber reports on the latest developments and is joined by Puck's Matthew Belloni.

President Trump announced the U.S. seized an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast. Video showed an elite coast guard team boarding the vessel, executing what Attorney General Pam Bondi said was a "seizure warrant" issued by a judge. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports. ICE officers made new arrests as part of an ongoing law enforcement operation in Minneapolis. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. Across the country, there have been more than 1,900 measles cases this year, according to new numbers released by the CDC. Meanwhile in South Carolina, health officials report more than two dozen new cases across the state since Friday. NBC News' Emilie Ikeda has the story. In North Carolina, more than half of insurance denials that go through external review in the state's Smart NC program are overturned. NBC News' Vicky Nguyen reports on one family that used the system to get approval for the medicine that is helping cut down on their son's seizures - the list price nearly $800,000 a year. A pregnant woman gave birth inside a Waymo taxi as the car drove her to the hospital, the company said. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. 

With the biggest reward of the season on the line, one member of a newly established alliance hopes to earn the extra sustenance to propel themselves further in the game; one alliance member must decide if they should flip against one of their own.

Only 16 players remain and the stakes have never been higher as they battle it out for a spot in the finale.

This holiday season, the Parkers discover that romance isn't always a smooth ride as Matt and Eve are on thin ice; Gabe enlists Riley to help Amelie impress his mom; Carter seeks help with his promposal.

It all comes down to this -- the semifinals and grand finale! Guy Fieri welcomes the final four culinary teams back to the festive battlefield for two jolly head-to-heads. The last teams standing will face off in a holiday championship cook-off where only one team will walk away with the trophy, the glory, big bucks for charity, and a sleigh-load of $100,000. It's the most wonderful finale of the year!

Tonight, Senator Bernie Sanders on Donald Trump's disconnect with America. Then, what we know about the American seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker in the Caribbean. Plus, the blaring warning sign for Republicans after last night's election win for Democrats. And why the president is lashing out again about those tests he keeps acing. 

Jacob takes the lead on organizing Abbott's annual winter show; Janine celebrates her 30th birthday.