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In the 50s, Elvis Presley explodes as a rock & roll star. But his mysterious manager has ties with the Mob, and Las Vegas becomes Elvis's prison as well as his playground.

By the late 1960s, Presley is a fading force, creatively stifled, trapped in bad movies and deeply contracted to the mafia. But his Vegas residency changes Sin City forever.

Action thriller with Chris Pine. An ex-soldier takes on private work to feed his family, but finds himself in dire straits (danger; not the band). With Kiefer Sutherland.

US comedy-drama. Farouk returns to the US in high spirits. Ramy attends rehab for sex addiction. Naseem dates a guy who turns out to be Dena's friend.

We Gave It All Up for Hot Dogs: Zainab is against the idea of Ramy being more involved in their baby's life. Farouk and Maysa's plan to sell their house backfires. Series finale.

Gordon's at Harpers Ferry in West Virginia to visit The Town's Inn, a historic hotel that's so full of clutter it can barely accommodate guests.

Phil meets a Shrewsbury family who want to put down roots in Gloucestershire. And Kirstie gives newly-weds Fran and Tom a much needed helping hand in Bristol.

When Milhouse's parents remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, their boat capsizes and they're presumed dead, so Milhouse acquires a new macho attitude.

Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind: In an Emmy-winning episode, Homer wakes up with no memory of the night before and his family gone. Has he done something awful.

Diane's aghast when Carla manages to trick the surprised but ecstatic academic Marshall Lipton into believing that he's the father of her unborn child.

Sam supports his former baseball teammate Tom when he announces that he's gay in his new autobiography and holds a press event for the book at the bar.

Sam and Diane challenge each other to find their perfect dates, but Sam ends up grabbing a highly unsuitable partner for Diane from the pool room.

Ray and Debra inadvertently leave the twins home alone and are impressed with Ally when she takes care of them, so they offer her lots of other work..

After discovering that Debra places bets with the kids on his strange behaviour, Ray's disturbed to find out that his children think he's a 'doof'.

Fed up with his wife's constant tardiness, Ray leaves Debra at home, rather than taking her to an awards ceremony.

Fat Tony is framed, and Chief Wiggum must exonerate him. Homer uses his backside as a pickpocketing decoy.

Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?: Todd loses his faith in God. Homer and Ned share a near-death experience.

Homer buys a boat but is shocked when he finds out how much it costs to run it. Lisa frees a whale, so Bart frees a gorilla.

Comedian Nick Helm chats about his new concept album project. There's live music from Holly Humberstone. Plus: JB Gill, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Delta Goodrem.

Inspired by Spain's spectacular seafood, tantalising tapas and resplendent rice dishes, Jamie Oliver cooks pork chop with peppers and aioli, and prawn surf-and-turf skewers.

Spring is in the air and the family juggle lambing season with making the renovation watertight. And there's exciting news from the planners..

Sibling property duo Scarlette and Stuart Douglas help Gav and Luke to transform their crumbling Cardiff cottage into their dream home.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at lofty ambitions in Walthamstow in east London, where the Clayton-Fisher family totally transformed their dark and dingy attic.

Comedy sequel starring Whoopi Goldberg and Lauryn Hill. Deloris - who's now made it big in Vegas - goes back undercover as a teacher to help a struggling school choir find its voice.

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A compilation of family-friendly highlights from the most recent series.

Richard lands in vibrant Sicily, the home of Cyclops, where he cooks with a Duchess, climbs a volcano and performs in an ancient amphitheatre.

In Manchester, a fearless young composer creates a brand-new piece from just two notes. A seven-year-old charms the whole station. And a triumphant return leaves everyone in tears.

Denise van Outen, Johnny Vaughan, Jordan Banjo, Perri Kiely and so many more celebs settle down for some top TV, including Race Across the World and Faking It.