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James cooks for musical theatre star Elaine Paige, serves up a dish in aid of Soccer Aid, and enjoys recipes from chefs Jose Pizarro and Tony Singh.

Chef Ainsley Harriott serves up an array of indulgent treats, from duck breast with dauphinoise to a rich pistachio cake. Baker Crystelle Pereira shares her secrets to the perfect arancini, and chef Joseph Denison Carey goes behind the scenes of ice-cream making.

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Joining Alan at Manor Farm are actor Stephen Tompkinson and West End and Broadway star Kerry Ellis, and there is a look behind the scenes at the Globe Theatre ahead of their summer season. Plus, wine expert Toni Osoba has the very best in summer sparkles.

A Victorian widower struggles to control his seven unruly children, who have already driven a series of childminders to distraction. But a strange-looking nanny with a few tricks up her sleeve soon gets the youngsters into line, leaving their weary father to concentrate on finding a new wife. Period fantasy adventure, starring Emma Thompson, Colin Firth and Kelly Macdonald.

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Ben Shephard hosts a Soccer Aid for UNICEF edition. Actor and comedian Suzy Eddie Izzard, Loose Women's Kelle Bryan and EastEnders star Bobby Brazier take on the machine in the hope of claiming its jackpot. Mystery prizes, game-changing Double Counters and £10,000 are all up for grabs for the celebrity who can see off their human opponents and master the machine.

Lee Mack hosts a special edition in which children aged from 9 to 15 take part in the quiz featuring questions about logic and common sense, all trying to answer a question only one per cent of the country can get right.

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David James, Sam Quek, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and Maisie Adam work as a team in the hope of winning big money for UNICEF. Bradley Walsh presents, but it remains to be seen if the contestants can take down a Chaser.

England v Soccer Aid World XI (Kick-off 6.30pm). Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott host the pre-match build-up before presenting live coverage of the charity match, which takes place at London Stadium. Legends of the game such as Wayne Rooney, Jordi Alba, Jill Scott and Dimitar Berbatov will play alongside celebrities including Usain Bolt, Olly Murs, Tom Hiddlestone, Robbie Williams and Owen Cooper.

The pressure intensifies as the final looms, with a quiz producing unexpected results and valuation descending into chaos as accusations fly and the vote collapses into deadlock. When a rule is broken, Danny Dyer and Emily Atack are forced to intervene, triggering a dramatic reversal and a shocking exit. A final quiz redraws the leaderboard before players are offered the chance to leave immediatel

Out-takes from the second run of the show that features celebrity interviews by neurodivergent individuals, with Stephen Fry, Nicola Sturgeon, Lenny Henry, Anna Maxwell Martin, Aitch and Rylan facing the grilling of a lifetime. Stephen reveals more about his wild past, Nicola bonds over Cilla Black and long johns, Rylan opens up about grief, Anna takes on a chaotic game of question tennis, Lenny l

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The cold case murder of two teens in 1968 becomes the focus of attention when an English teacher is murdered while researching the crime. Barrister Brett Colby's friend is charged with the current crime, but he swears he is innocent. As 12 jurors are sworn in for the trial, they find that their own lives are changed by the experience. Return of the Australian legal drama, starring Sam Neill.

Amanda's ex-partner gives a heartfelt testimony, but Colby pokes holes in his story, while the pressure mounts as the wife of the accused takes to the stand and Nicholls lands a blow that shakes her. Away from court, Bassam's stepdaughter learns of his sacking and is upset he won't fight it, while Gretel tries to unravel her night with Jazmyn, but finds only troubling blanks.

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Ben battles to shock a patient's heart electrically, while Kerryn has to manipulate a young boy's leg fracture.

Daily escape designed to calm the mind and encourage relaxation and reflection.

Richard John Neil presents action from Donington, with racing from the Wera Tools F4 British Championship and Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain.