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The biggest event of the year is staged in Bermuda as Somerset take on bitter cricketing rivals St George's. Officers Imani Scott and Daischon Chin are on patrol at the stadium, keeping revellers in line. Meanwhile, at Horse Shoe Bay on the south coast of the island, hordes of youngsters gather to enjoy sun, sea, sand and music at Beach Fest. The notorious event requires officers to remain vigilant to the dangers of underage drinkers. Constables Duval Robinson and Derek Simmons are called upon to arrest a man at the airport for importing cannabis

When some of Colin's friends visit from England to relive their legendary Dolphin Cove backpacking holiday, one of them wakes up to find a stranger's corpse in his locked motel room, with no sign of how the killer got out. While Colin is revisiting history with an old crush, Mack and Glenn take increasingly desperate steps to extinguish their growing fire. Drama, starring Anna Samson and Lloyd Griffith

Richard Ayoade guests hosts, with writer and broadcaster Richard Osman and comedian Bella Hull joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news. As usual, all concerned poke fun at the week's headlines

Longing for her old life, Gemma tries reliving a past night out, only to realise she has changed for ever and misses Sadie. Malcolm assumes babysitting duties, only to find his evening upturned by Derek, who ropes the grandfather into helping him exact revenge on his ex-wife. In an attempt to support his friend, while keeping Sadie safe from all perceived threats, Malcolm panics when Gemma announces she is coming home early. Comedy, starring Aimee Lou Wood, David Morrissey, Jill Halfpenny and Sarah Hadland

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The host is joined by eight-time Oscar-nominee Glenn Close, who is joining the cast of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Also on the sofa are Emmy-winning Swedish star Alexander Skarsgard, who is playing a biker in British love story Pillion, actress and national treasure Miriam Margolyes, discussing her anthology The Little Book of Miriam, and Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan, who is taking to the National Theatre stage. Plus, Jessie J performs HAPPY from her album Don't Tease Me with a Good Time

Choreographer Claudimar Neto coaches the queens as they write and perform a show-stopping original song. As ever, it's a family line-up for the finale, with Michelle Visage, Alan Carr and Graham Norton forming the judging panel, and last year's winner and reigning champion, Kyran Thrax, dropping in along with the season's eliminated queens