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Part two of two. Chandler takes charge of the stake-out of the prime suspect, and Meadows has to think quickly on his feet after McAllister's life is endangered. Police drama, starring Simon Rouse, Natalie Roles and Steven Hartley.

Heston comes to the aid of the world's oldest escapologist when his final show goes awry. Meanwhile, Michelle tries her best to stay sober on her return to work and Rob is challenged to make a difficult decision between his family and his career.

The Hollinses celebrate their wedding anniversary, and Rob surprises his boss by drawing a connection between a drugs raid and a frightened elderly couple he has been forced to look after. Chris Walker and Jan Pearson star.

Diane and Kyla speculate about Dan's involvement with Abra's sudden departure. Sam asks Chrissie to join him at a work dinner, but she feels suffocated by his concern for the baby. Meanwhile, a mystery man provides an opportunity for Jac. Medical drama, starring Peter Wingfield and Rakie Ayola.

Rita spends a day with the paramedics, only to let her personal feelings cloud her judgement when they are called to a suspected drug overdose, while Big Mac is able to make a difference to a destitute man. Keith Barron guest stars.

Part two of two. Chandler takes charge of the stake-out of the prime suspect, and Meadows has to think quickly on his feet after McAllister's life is endangered. Police drama, starring Simon Rouse, Natalie Roles and Steven Hartley.

Eddie finally makes a breakthrough with Michael, only to have their reconciliation scuppered by a surprise visitor. Carol and Ian are aghast when Shirley lays down the law.

Tyler's antics bring chaos to the Vic, while Michael's anxiety manifests itself in an unexpected way. Ronnie's unsettled by Jack's methods to save her from a custodial sentence.

Paul Robinson announces his engagement to Terry Inglis, sharing the news with his family. Scott thinks he's going to be the best man - but Paul has other plans.

Mr. McLean's dogs are keeping Max and Shane awake at night. Daphne suggests she and Shane move into their own place.

CC Lowsley is totally preoccupied with his upcoming amateur production of The Cursed Arrow. When an actor in the company is murdered, Sister Boniface uncovers a historical motive. Drama, starring Lorna Watson.

The mayor is electrocuted while speaking at the Kembleford village fete, and Father Brown suspects he was the victim of a deliberate act. Meanwhile, Mrs McCarthy's past comes back to haunt her. Mystery, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack.

Sandy has relationship problems and Jean frets when Judith starts dating a married man. At a dinner party attended by Penny and Stephen, Lionel has to steer the conversation away from personal matters. Comedy, starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer.

Howard has had enough of Pearl and decides to leave home for ever. However, he soon finds he misses her, so the trio try to reunite the couple. Long-running comedy, starring Peter Sallis, Bill Owen and Brian Wilde, with Robert Fyfe.

Foggy decides to go trekking across the moors, but his adventure coincides with Auntie Wainwright's special offer of grocery delivery bicycles. Comedy, starring Brian Wilde.

Howard is forced to take drastic measures, threatening wife Pearl that he will leave home to join the French Foreign Legion. Long-running comedy, starring Robert Fyfe.

Return of the detective drama. Mike and his team are drawn into a world of Victorian dress-up and escapism when they investigate a murder at a Brokenwood steampunk event.

Back in 1983, 16-year-old Amy Taskerland was murdered on the night of the school disco. More than 30 years later, the unearthing of a time capsule and the discovery of her voice on a mix tape inside prompts Miller and co to delve back into the case, starting by interviewing Amy's best friend Harriet and her former teacher Mr Hines. The recording features a strange mix of music and poetry, includin

Looming devastation to Five Points forces Corcoran to take drastic, irrevocable action. Injuries old and new push Doctor Matthew Freeman to his breaking point.