Kelle Bryan, Antony Costa, Alexei Sayle and Emma Sidi test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Janette Manrara gets all the latest news from inside the training rooms as the celebs prepare for their Halloween-themed dances. Plus more backstage news and gossip from some of the celebs and their pro dancers.

Steffy's reaction to Ivy and Electra's jewelry designs pushes Carter to the edge.

Sonny is wary; Molly confronts Ric; Curtis makes a promise to Portia; Trina gets support from Gio; Holly seeks assistance.

Jay Shetty discusses his podcast, On Purpose with Jay Shetty. 

Stephen Mangan invites artists to paint celebrity sitters Dan Snow, Layton Williams and Steven Frayne as Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judge the efforts.

More than 60 thefts are reported to Derbyshire Police every day. In this episode, following a rise in thefts across the East Midlands, officers target organised gangs of thieves and burglars. Police cameras trigger a search for a suspected cloned car linked to multiple burglaries across the county. Six units give chase including a dog handler. Three suspects are eventually located in a shed on a housing estate. Store CCTV footage identifies burglars thought to be stealing from a string of homeware shops across three counties after officers stop a man and a woman with a boot full of loot. And a report of an attempted break-in of a car leads to the arrest of a couple of teenage suspects.

Investigating the carefully planned murders that fell apart and how mistakes led to convictions.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Northern Ireland where Jennifer has hit a wall climbing the property ladder after selling her semi-detached starter home in Belfast and Tony and Val are looking to relocate from London to County Down.

Sassi continues to struggle with Darren's new life while Mia is back to square one with hers. Chloe's got insomnia and Ambers world is turned upside down - again!

First getting to work first is expert Will Kirk, who has an appointment with an 1890s knife-sharpening barrow and its custodian, Emilio. He has brought the barrow with a request that this important piece of family history can be transformed from the now broken and rusted condition. The barrow originally belonged to Emilio's great-grandfather, also called Emilio, who took up the trade of knife sharpening in a small village in the Dolomite Mountains before setting off to seek his fortune, with the sharpening barrow his only means of supporting himself. Emilio Sr pushed the barrow all the way across Austria and into France before settling in Deptford, London. But now the barrow has a collapsed side panel, an overstretched belt and a broken spindle leg, meaning Emilio has never seen it working. Will has to keep his nose to the grindstone to complete the substantial repair job required to get this unique machine working once again. 

Next, soft toy restorers Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell have an appointment with Jamie from Hampshire, who has brought with him a cuddly canine full of special memories. The stuffed husky was given to Jamie when he was just six years old and accompanied him through many hospital visits as he was treated for complex regional pain syndrome, a condition where damaged nerve pathways cause extreme pain. Eventually, in 2016, Jamie made the decision to have an amputation and began a new stage in his life, learning to walk again and taking on many physical challenges like climbing Mount Snowden and travelling abroad – all of which Po has accompanied him on. Jamie now competes internationally in obstacle races and wants to continue to take mascot Po along for the ride but is scared to do so due to his delicate state. Po's stitching is loose around the neck, and his head threatens to fall off, whilst the body has tears and worn-away patches throughout. But Jamie's keen that Po retains the character of a well-loved and well-travelled companion, so Amanda and Julie hatch a plan to make this husky a very special onesie to protect him from whatever the next stage of his adventures should throw at him. 

Arriving for an appointment with both luthier Julyan Wallis and painting conservator Lucia Scalisi is Danielle from London, who has brought along a one-of-a-kind guitar that belonged to her father, Colin. Danielle explains that her dad was a keen amateur artist and musician, so he combined his passions by painting the front of this guitar in his trademark abstract pattern. Tragically, after Danielle's grandmother died, Colin's mental health was badly affected, and he died not long after when Danielle was just 11. The guitar is a poignant reminder of the beloved father that brought Danielle so much joy – but now its paintwork is dull and badly worn, and the neck is misaligned, meaning it can't be played. Julyan tackles phase one of the restoration, realigning the guitar neck and polishing up the picks. Lucia takes on phase two, as she painstakingly removes the remaining patches of original varnish before retouching with acrylic paints to precisely match the colours Colin used all those years ago. 

The final restoration falls to husband-and-wife team Walid and Joujou, experts in the field of typewriter restoration. The couple are faced with dissecting and reassembling a truly unique example of mid-century technology brought in by mother and daughter Lynda and Jemma. Lynda explains that she has owned the braille typewriter since the age of seven as a girl in a school for the blind. The typewriters were the first of their kind to be mass produced and played an important part in helping blind people to be equally as literate as their sighted peers. When Lynda had daughter Jemma, also born partially sighted, the typewriter took on a new domestic function as a labeller for children's books and images. Sadly, Jemma's sight continues to deteriorate, and so she is learning the more advanced Grade 2 braille and requires the family's trusty typewriter to help her with the task. Walid and Joujou have a complex challenge ahead to get the machine working again. The internal mechanism gets permanently jammed, paper won't stay inside, and the case is in tatters. The married experts set to work so that Jemma and Lynda can once again use the device that has been of such vital assistance to them throughout their lives.

It's nearly the end of the night shift when a member of the public calls in to report that they have seen a group of three men trying to break into cars. PC Gorton and PC Williamson rush to the scene as there is a chance that the men are still there, and they can catch them in the act.

As they arrive on scene, they spot one of the suspects and give chase, but he scales a fence and into the back of gardens. PC Gorton is on his trail, and he doubles round the back to try and catch him. As he jumps down, the suspect is threatened by tasers, but PC Shaw captures the man before they are needed. With the man in handcuffs, a check of his bag reveals not only three bank cards in female names, but also a lock knife. The officers phone the original caller who agrees to come down to the station to give a witness statement.

Local policing officer PC Bailey and her partner PC Evans are called when a homeowner has confronted a drunk man who she says urinated against her wall. The man denies the claim and his wife backs him up, but the woman who owns the house wants them gone from the area as she is frightened they will come back to get revenge. The man is refusing to move on, but he starts to turn nasty to the police when they try to get him to leave. After warning the man that he is in danger of getting arrested, PC Bailey eventually persuades the wife to get the man to leave.

On patrol in the rural outskirts of the town PC Merchant is on the lookout for a car that has been flagged as being involved in some robberies in the area, but he can't find it. He is suspicious when another car makes an abrupt turn to avoid him in a petrol station. PC Merchant catches up with the car and the young driver admits to having drugs in his system which is why he turned away from the garage. A further search of the car leads PC Merchant to another seven bags of drugs which the driver did not declare and he is arrested.

In the town centre, PCs Bailey and Griffiths are patrolling as the clubs are closing and people are spilling out onto the streets to go home. Clubbers alert the officers to two females and a male who are very drunk and are struggling to walk. One young woman is on the ground covered in sick and can't stand up and the other two are trying to help her but with little success. As PC Bailey tries to help, one of the women becomes abusive. The officers decide to take the three to the nearest taxi rank so they can go home safely.

On the M5 a man is flagged over for his bad driving. He stops on the hard shoulder and not the slip road he should have, putting himself and PC Hammond in danger and earning a stern talking to by the road traffic officer.
 

This week sees super subsitute Sophie Willan take the Team Captain chair for the first time this series, joined by Cheaters and Enola Holmes star Susan Wokoma, Ladbroke Grove's favourite rapper AJ Tracey, and Canadian songstress and Man Eater Nelly Furtado for another round of music-based mayhem.

Actors James Nesbitt and Sarah Parish embark on a quest to find close connections as they dive into their separate family histories. Sarah discovers the source of her passion for education dates back to the 1800s and her great-great-granduncle who successfully campaigned to make education possible for every child in Scotland and James learns about his grandfather's heroic last stand before he became a prisoner of war to the Germans in the First World War

Adam and Tassy take on an abandoned water tower - a concrete column stretching over 20 metres into the Northamptonshire sky - and turn it into a fun family home. Their radical design includes a concrete interior with curved walls, slides, secret rooms, a fireman's pole and - up in the tank itself - a swimming pool and a sky garden. The plan is to sell their terraced house and get a mortgage to raise £400,000 and do most of the conversion work themselves - even though they have two young children already and a third on the way. It's wildly ambitious and gets off to a slow start when a steel reinforced floor takes forever to excavate, and they have to build a sound wall to reduce the hum from a nearby electricity substation. As concrete pours, their walls start to leak and it looks like their water tower doesn't want to be lived in without a concrete-soaked battle of biblical proportions

Greg gets a job but seems to be out of practice, and Billie and Sue find Chatty in a bad way that leads to a visit to hospital and a worrying call.

The newlyweds head off on days out, but rest and relaxation are the last things on their minds. Things get spicy on the dance floor and steamy in the hot tub, as a potentially compromising photo stirs up trouble. Plus, a blindsided groom is ambushed by two brides who are determined to give him a piece of their minds.

Irish telly fanatics from around the country watch, dissect and offer plenty of opinions about the best on-screen moments from the past week. 

January - the start of a new year and a new term in the Naíonra. The children are calm and happy and the skills of listening, speaking and questioning are coming to the fore. The children are now starting to use more words as Gaeilge naturally in their day-to-day life, and their play is becoming more sophisticated. Fun, play and song continues to be at heart of what happens in the busy life of the naíonra – love on Valentines Day, marching behind Múinteoir Máire in their own Patrick's Day parade, dressing up as their favourite book characters, and leaving the naíonra in a bus on an exciting trip for the very first time. 

Five hopefuls in Belfast battle it out to book their place in Birmingham for the grand final showdown, where one comic will be crowned the BBC New Comedian of 2024.

In 1989, Krista Martin's life is tragically cut short because of an intruder. A friend finds her and calls 911, starting an investigation that will span four decades.

In the first episode, Laura is hoping that a French dance spectacular will help her pop the question to her partner Jack.

Mark Chapman presents highlights from the third round of matches in Europe's elite club competition as the five British clubs once again face tricky fixtures.

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Tuesday, October 23, and reports on the latest from the campaign trail, Donald Trump's threat to Democracy and "election anxiety." Deepak Chopra, Juanita Tolliver and Sec. William Cohen join.

Harris seizes on critical comments about Trump from his former chief of staff; Trump campaign slams comments by Biden; New Justice Department scrutiny of Musk's million dollar giveaway plan; and more on tonight's broadcast.

Live from the Intuit Dome arena in Inglewood, California. Bold opinions, discussion and debate centered on the top storylines from around the league. Malika Andrews hosts this pregame show with analysts Kendrick Perkins, Chiney Ogwumike, Richard Jefferson, and Brian Windhorst.