TV Guide BBC One Monday

Gloria Hunniford, Julia Somerville and Louise Minchin investigate the use of facial recognition software on Britain's high streets after a woman from Salford is falsely identified as a toilet roll thief. Plus, the wedding entertainment company that left hundreds of couples out of pocket when it took deposits for bookings despite having gone bust

Jacqui Joseph visits the Medway area of Kent in Upnor to see a two-bedroom terrace with bags of character in a conservation area. Martin Roberts is in Bristol to look around a three-bedroom semi-detached 1930s build. Dion Dublin heads to Birmingham, where a bathroom from a bygone era catches his eye. They then revisit all three properties once they have been traded at auction and renovated in line with their new owners' wishes

Ben Fogle, Megan McCubbin, Hamza Yassin and Kate Humble go behind the scenes at Longleat House and Safari Park for another summer. The keepers race to protect aging lioness Malaika before the pride turns on her, and Ben attempts to outsmart the macaques before they destroy their new playground

James Broad and Robin Johnson come to the aid of a man who was told he had three months to live a year ago, but who knows time is short. They go rummaging and restoring to fund a holiday that could be his last, coming up with jewellery, crystal and an 18th-century Japanese cabinet

Comedians Chris McCausland and Harriet Kemsley, actress Julie Hesmondhalgh and broadcaster Yinka Bokinni join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies