TV Guide BBC One Wednesday

By the Liberal Democrats

Zoe is horrified to discover that Jasmine has been arrested for murder, while Patrick is struggling to comprehend the news. Johnny makes moves to save his business, and George continues to worry about Kojo's decision to move back to the flat

Philli Armitage-Mattin is back to challenge the next four contestants' skills, asking them to re-create two of her recipes - chicken wings stuffed with a Thai-flavoured pork mince, together with a soy caramel sauce, and Japanese soufflé pancakes with sake-poached plums. The chefs then serve up their signature dish, after which Marcus Waring, Monica Galetti and Matt Tebbutt decide who deserves to go through to the quarter-final

Part two of two. The forensics team find flaws in the evidence against the prime suspect, leaving DI Ahmed furious that she is unable to charge anyone and appease the continuing anger and violence in the community. Jack meets up with his new 'friends' in the pub and is asked whether he can be trusted to share and uphold their patriotic values, while Kit discovers the true identity of Alex Nelson. There soon follows another attack, and for one member of the police team, it's personal. Crime drama, starring Emilia Fox, David Caves, Maggie Steed and Francesca Mills

A round-up of today's headlines

Action from the play-off round first-leg ties, including Qarabag v Newcastle United at Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium and Monaco v Paris Saint-Germain at Stade Louis II. Newcastle take on a team who lost 6-0 away to Liverpool in their final league phase match, but can be a threat on home territory. Holders PSG will be looking for a repeat of their all-French tie at this stage last term, when they thrashed Brest 10-0 on aggregate, but Monaco will have expected to provide a sterner test