TV Guide 5STAR Friday

Dr Bower refers eight-year-old Alderic to a cancer-screening specialist under the NHS's two-week rule, after his voice has become strangely husky over the last six months. Meanwhile, Dr Shital Shah sees a young child with a crusty patch on her top lip and, suspecting a fungal infection, the GP sends a sample of the lesion to the lab for further testing

Dr Dev weighs in with the clinic's heaviest ever lipoma - close to half a kilograms. Dr Natalia is faced with an unusual rash on a 30-year-old who's been trying to get a diagnosis for over half his life. There's a trio of cysts for Dr Adil and Dr Emma, while Dr Magnus treats a supporting artiste with a career-limiting lump

Ross celebrates his birthday in style by attending a concert, but Joey, Rachel and Phoebe cannot afford to tag along. Meanwhile, Chandler goes on a date with a woman who left a message on his answering machine by mistake

After a payday weekend of drunken carnage in Bristol, it falls to colleagues Alan and Paul to mop up the six tonnes of kebab boxes, broken bottles, vomit and other unspeakable substances left behind in its wake. Meanwhile, waste enforcement officers in Essex are out to catch the litter louts behind the UK's most commonly dropped item of rubbish - the cigarette butt

The pursuit of a reckless getaway driver in a stolen car ends with a full-scale air-to-ground search for a suspect, and a battle to save his life. In Ripley, a report of a crashed car leads to the arrest of a very drunk man who, despite being found with the key in his pocket, denies any wrongdoing

Officers investigate the report of a car linked to an alleged drunken assault with a baseball bat, on the edge of the Peak District near Ashbourne. In Derby, soon after England's defeat in the Euro 2020 final, officers are called to a report of double stabbing at a local pub, but dealing with the aftermath of the disturbance puts officers at risk and stretches resources to the limit

The road crime team leads a county lines drugs crackdown in Chesterfield, capturing three suspects believed to be ferrying crack cocaine and heroin into Derbyshire on a regular basis. After a spate of car thefts, officers are forced to pursue a gang of teenage joyriders in a stolen car, with one of them just 15 years old

Officers swoop on a housing estate searching for suspects involved in a shooting, in what needs to be a tightly controlled operation where communication is key between the firearms unit, police helicopters and dog handler. Steve responds to reports of a burglary in progress, and ends up on a chase through back gardens. After catching one of the suspects, he receives a shock when he returns to check out the house

Steve is involved in a dangerous high-speed pursuit of a car stolen in a burglary. The fleeing driver ditches and runs, but will the police chopper be able to keep him in their sights? Claire and Tom deal with an abusive drunk driver who is clueless about what he has done wrong, rookie Omar tackles a fence-hopping suspect whose antics have left him with a slashed hand, and Steve tracks down a car suspected of being involved in a robbery

Dog handler Duncan attends a midnight stand-off between armed officers and a man who has been seen carrying knives, Suggs pulls over a motorist who appears incapable of telling the truth, and Charlie is given the unenviable task of removing a Range Rover from a ditch after a crash

Dr Natalia tackles an awkward lipoma, and a large underarm lump isn't what it seems when Dr Dev starts to operate. Also, Dr Emma treats a fellow Northern Irelander and Dr Adil needs a delicate touch for a lump near nerves on a forehead

Documentary highlighting alarming tales from all sides of the buy-to-let system, from unruly tenants and rogue landlords to dishonest letting agents. In Wigan, letting agents Karen and Gemma have no idea that a routine inspection is about to turn into one of the worst hoarding cases they have ever seen. Meanwhile in Blackpool, John tries to evict a difficult tenant who has been caught stealing electricity on more than one occasion

Letting agents Karen and Gemma investigate claims of vandalism and anti-social behaviour at a property they manage in Wigan, but when they discover the tenant is no longer living there, they track her down to learn that she's abandoned the property and has tried to move in somewhere else by forging a reference. Meanwhile, in Darwen, letting agent Paul issues proceedings on a tenant who is more than £3,000 in arrears, but Paul's attempts at evicting him are delayed when the tenant refuses to leave without Paul giving him a good reference

Dog handler Darren calls on all his powers of persuasion to try to end a roof-top stand-off, and Steve is forced to use his pepper spray when a suspect refuses to come quietly. Plus, there is a tense stand-off with a man armed with a knife