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Action-thriller with Gerard Butler and Pablo Schreiber. Can a crack unit of LA cops foil some equally skilled bank robbers? Strong language/violence.

Scott is rushed into Queen's Medical Centre by air ambulance after crashing his motorbike at 100mph. And Peter has been crushed by an eight-tonne static caravan.

It's the semi-final and the teams make peach Melbas and edible fairy-tale scenes with hidden desserts. Who'll be feeling peachy, and whose magical journey will come to an end.

The finalists make afternoon tea and a best-of-British banquet with towering sugar and chocolate showpieces. Who'll tower above the rest to be crowned champions.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at Graham and Nardeth's worn-out Windsor home with a lacklustre layout. Did Kirstie's plan prevail, or did the list-it line-up win.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take a trip to France to rescue 94-year-old wartime hero Roger's 1968 Citroen DS. But they struggle with its radical design features.

In Shropshire, Alan and Catherine take on another huge project. In Humberside, Lucy and Seb are finally watertight and get started on their main bedroom.

Tina from Maidenhead dreams of retiring to sunnier climes and is looking for a home on Mallorca. With a £150,000 budget, will any of Ben Hillman's options hit the right notes.

Have British craft brewers managed to crack the Portuguese beer market? And are a couple of hair stylists still making the cut in Benidorm.

A Word to the Wise Guy: Maris needs Niles's help, and he thinks it's a chance to get back together. But he has to gain a favour from a shady character in order to assist her.

Frasier suggests that everyone celebrates the leap year by trying something daring - but as usual, his plans go awry.

It's a bad day for American café society as a disgruntled Frasier has his favourite table at Café Nervosa taken over by a rude man.

At a ramshackle Catholic holiday village, work is underway to repair the old church. Meanwhile, in France, the owners of a hamlet wake up to find it has flooded.

On the first night, student and bartender Rachel's American diner-themed menu confuses her guests. But they all agree that her hosting rocks.

Lady of leisure Jill, who's dined at The Ivy three times, plans to impress with her Italian menu and language skills. And Bernard has the group in hysterics.

Flight attendant Mark plans to give his guests a taste of the high life with duck, venison and gin jelly cake.

Parole officer Bernard serves up a combination of Northern Soul and tasty grub. But there's a walk-out during the main course.

Health assistant Lisa is banking on her no-faff menu to bag her the prize. But tempers flare as some home truths are delivered.

Ryan and Steve want a holiday home in their favourite resort of Maspalomas on Gran Canaria, for the beaches, shopping and nightlife. Jean Johansson shows them what their £150k can buy.

Kevin McCloud revisits Adrian and Megan, whose cutting-edge concrete bunker became a nightmare build. With the house now complete, what's it like to live in such a raw, exposed home.

Kirstie and Phil head to south Wales to help Chris and Laura, who want to get out of their Bristol rental, and Bob and Lara, who've been outbid 10 times in competitive Cardiff.

George checks out a wedding cake folly, a beach house inspired by pill boxes, an old RNLI station and a stunning circular home in Denmark inspired by the owner's car collection.

Love Island, Shania Twain at Glastonbury, The Nevermets, The Yorkshire Vet, This Morning (Cuddle Therapy) and ITV News (Biden v Trump).

A distressed woman arrives at Luton Police station, where officers have to tell her that her 76-year-old husband is under arrest following allegations of historic child sex abuse.

Steven Spielberg's science-fiction Pinocchio. After their real son miraculously recovers from a rare disease, the childlike android a couple adopted sets out to become a real boy.