Jack and Amy are on a poignant trip to collect some motorbikes from a widow in the North East of England. Derek is in Scotland picking up a 60s relic of British motoring history and Paul is amazed by a Peugeot 205 with just 29 miles on the clock.

Tim and Fuzz take on a wreck of a VW Dune Buggy, owned by a father of three from East Yorkshire.

The eight finalists compete to win the dessert course at a banquet celebrating great Britons of the past and Great British Menu's 20th year, with Dame Prue Leith returning to help judge.

Can Peter Wright help a young farmer who's inherited her farm from her late father? She's having a taxing day, with her sheep struggling to give birth. Matt Smith's latest unusual patients are father and son otters at 
the local zoo. Julian Norton operates on a much-loved Collie called Callie. When a rescue piglet has a badly torn ear, Rohin Aojula heads into the pig sanctuary in the woods. And it's even darker at the animal hospital in Huddersfield - all systems are down because of a power cut. But the vital surgeries have to continue, so how will the team cope?

Gwen turns her focus on Emma, but James is one step ahead of her. A heartbroken Dean makes a big decision while Melanie is tempted to cheat on her exams. 

With stretched local authorities across the country proposing restrictions on weekly bin collections, Joe Crowley investigates fears that a reduction in collections and smaller household bins has already contributed to increasing problems with littering and fly-tipping.

It's the return of the iconic TV shopping task, where candidates select products before selling live to the nation on one of the country's leading shopping channels.

Charlie's Aunt Fifi is fatally poisoned by a mysterious figure. Jean discovers that the deceased owned valuable antiques and collectibles, potentially making Charlie an heir. However, Fifi's complicated relationship with her half-sister Ines and her husband Alan may jeopardise that. 

Three pedestrians are brought in to Queen's Medical Centre following an incident in which a car mounted the pavement. The most injured patient, 18-year-old Mica, has suspected head injuries. A man is escalated to Resus as staff suspect that the 61-year-old may be having a stroke, while a 19-year-old student is admitted after cutting her leg on a night out.

Ben hopes he'll elicit a laugh from GAA footballer Hannah from Kildare and Pat from Wicklow enjoys his very first blind date with French yoga teacher Catherine from Dublin.

MSNBC's Melissa Murray hosts "The Beat" on Thursday, March 27, and reports on the ongoing fallout from the Trump administration's military group chat leak and its escalating crackdown on free speech on college campuses. Leah Litman, Paul Eaton, Naz Ahmad, Jamal Greene, Rev. Al Sharpton, and Maya Wiley join.

Curly Leach spends some final moments with a very dear old friend, leaving Port Protection for an easier life back on the grid.

Experts hope forensic science can solve the murder of Melissa Lee, which baffles Washington detectives.

Tom Allen meets the fired candidate and shares exclusive behind-the-scenes content as Lord Sugar continues his search for a new business partner who will win his £250,000 investment. This week's panellists are Ruth Langsford, Claudine Collins and Rickie Haywood-Williams.

President Trump has announced 25% tariffs on imported cars and auto parts. According to a Goldman Sachs estimate, that could add $5,000-$15,000 to the cost of a foreign-made car and $3,000-$8,000 to cars made in the U.S. with parts from overseas. NBC News' Christine Romans spoke to an owner of dealerships in Michigan, who says customers are calling, looking for deals before the tariffs kick in. The Department of Health and Human Services plans to cut 10,000 jobs across several agencies as part of the Trump administration's efforts to restructure the federal government. According to HHS, the ‘dramatic restructuring' will save taxpayers $1.8 billion annually. NBC News' Anne Thompson has the latest on what agencies the cuts will affect. 36-year-old Paul Kim was arrested in connection to an arson attack on Tesla location in Las Vegas. Kim faces a series of charges, including arson, destruction of property and possession of an explosive device, stemming from the March 18 attack. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. President Trump is privately angry with national security adviser Mike Waltz for mistakenly including a journalist in an encrypted group chat about a military strike in Yemen, according to two GOP sources with knowledge of the conversations. Meanwhile, a judge ordered members of that chat to preserve their Signal texts. NBC News' Peter Alexander reports. The FAA announced today all helicopters flying around Reagan National Airport must turn on their geo-positioning transmitters, known as ADSB. The helicopter that collided with a passenger plane near Reagan in January did not have ADSB on, which was approved by the Army. NBC News' Tom Costello reports family members of the 67 people who died in the collision were at the hearing. NBC News' Molly Hunter reports on the ground from the northernmost capital in the world, Nuuk, Greenland as the Vice President, the Second Lady, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and the rest of the U.S. delegation arrive tomorrow on the remote island but won't set foot in a Greenlandic city. The U.S. Delegation has scaled back the visit and now will only visit the American base on the remote island. Molly Hunter speaks with Greenlandic officials and people who live in Greenland about the U.S. visit and their reaction to this semi-autonomous Danish territory being at the center of controversy.

With the Singh's life-changing trip to India just around the corner, Kuki surprises the family with his choice of manager for the flagship store… himself!

Singh family mottos "more is more" and "can't stop, won't stop" collide as they pack their luggage and get ready for their flight to India!

Police are forced to deploy a taser while pursuing a suspect on foot; police help a man overdosing on the side of the road; police help reunite parents and their toddler at a corn maze; during patrol, police must act quickly once they hear shots fired.

Guests: Rep. Eric Swalwell, Melanie Zanona, Noah Lanard, Alex Wagner

A federal judge orders the Signal chat to be preserved as the attorney general activates pundit mode. Tonight: renewed calls for accountability in the wake of a national security failure. Then, why Elise Stefanik had her White House job revoked as Republicans panic about Democratic gains. Plus, the truth behind Kristi Noem's photo op in El Salvador. And Alex Wagner reports on the authoritarian threat to free speech on campus.

A young man who came to the U.S. to fulfill his dreams is killed at a birthday party, and Tulsa police must cut through a web of lies to find the culprit. 

Maddie's return to work proves to be more triggering than expected, as she may have returned too soon. As Eddie struggles to adapt to his new surroundings, Christopher discovers him in an unfamiliar situation.

Madison surprises the group with exciting personal news. Craig opens up about his breakup with Paige. Shep and Molly reveal where they stand after their kiss. Venita and JT discuss their romantic entanglement.

The chefs work together to create a cohesive five-course meal, with the help of a few surprise sous chefs; to succeed in this challenge, the chefs must count on one another's culinary and communication skills.

A 16-year-old girl shoots her boyfriend dead with a vintage gun when he plays a prank on her. Was this a tragic accident or an angry overreaction to the prank? 

Tristan strives to prove himself to Avery, while Captain Massey is shaken by shocking news. Meanwhile, Sophisticated Ladies Week brings a disruptive passenger onboard, while the crew navigates the delicate care of a terminal patient.

Not only has the scandal over Trump officials discussing military plans in a group chat on an insecure commercial platform made the Trump administration look like fools to Americans paying attention, but overseas allies are drawing conclusions about the risk of sharing intelligence with America when its top officials are so careless with sensitive data. Alexander Ward, national security reporter for the Wall Street Journal, talks with Rachel Maddow about his reporting that it was actually an Israeli intelligence asset that was exposed by the sloppiness of the Trump officials' group chat.

The disappearance of a young artist stuns the community, leaving only whispers of her last movements. All eyes turn to her fiancé, whose public pleas for her return raise as many questions as sympathy. Years later, a determined investigator unearths a dark an devastating secret.

The farmers each select one woman to accompany them back to their farms for their first solo dates. During these dates, the farmers and their chosen ladies have the opportunity to get to know each other better through activities such as ATV and horseback riding, attending a football game, and enjoying oysters at a marina. Then, the men give all five ladies a tour of their farms.

Andy Cohen interviews Craig Conover, Shep Rose and Austen Kroll.

The chefs must make their own version of a Jamaican patty as a Quickfire Challenge and create dishes best served cold or risk elimination.

When Warren Jeffs is arrested for unspeakable crimes, his son Wendell and eighth wife Vicky are caught between their sadistic cult and the investigators trying to bring it down. Escaping Warren's physical and mental hold is their only way out.

A day out on the river with friends ends in a deadly encounter, when a man stabs five people with a pocket knife, following a terrifying confrontation.  The Defense argues the man believed his life was in danger and he acted in self-defense.  With the entire incident recorded on cellphone, the Prosecution believes the man was the aggressor and this was intentional homicide. Is he a pocket knife killer or a vulnerable vacationer? 

Democrats call for Pete Hegseth to resign over the Signal leak. Also, the race for the House seat vacated by Mike Waltz is closer than expected. Plus, Elon Musk is pouring millions into the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. And Republicans are scrambling as Democrats win special elections. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, Barbara McQuade, Josh Weil, Ben Wikler, Pennsylvania State Sen.-elect James Malone, and Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton join Symone Sanders.