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The 'new' Jamma is reliable and consistent - he wants to respect Guy's boundaries, but also needs Saif's address from Guy so he can try to reconnect with his father. Winnie's dad is visiting for some quality father-daughter bonding, but she's not yet come out as straight to him and asks Isaac to play along. Comedy, starring Mawaan Rizwan, Russell Tovey and Emily Lloyd-Saini

Ehiz, one of the UK's biggest social media stars, breaks down his own experiences of toxic masculinity and challenges how society defines gender and identity through a grime track. Comedy sketch, starring Ehiz Ufuah

The nervous energy is palpable as 12 brand new queens enter the werk room to meet their fellow competitors and judge supremo RuPaul for the very first time. In this race, nothing is predictable, and in their very first challenge, Ru has an extra-special challenge in store for the queens. In a Drag Race UK first, the queens display show-stopping looks as they attend the biggest night in fashion - the star-studded Brit Gala. Comedian and presenter Joel Dommett guests on the judging panel, alongside Michelle Visage and Alan Carr

Guy doesn't want to see Jamma anymore, so when Jamma meets a magical stranger who offers to unburden him from his clownish ways to win Guy back, he decides to take the deal and is transformed. Guy has a photo shoot for his book cover, but doesn't want to look boring, so Isaac offers to style him in exchange for free therapy. Comedy, co-written by and starring Mawaan Rizwan, with Russell Tovey

The 'new' Jamma is reliable and consistent - he wants to respect Guy's boundaries, but also needs Saif's address from Guy so he can try to reconnect with his father. Winnie's dad is visiting for some quality father-daughter bonding, but she's not yet come out as straight to him and asks Isaac to play along. Comedy, starring Mawaan Rizwan, Russell Tovey and Emily Lloyd-Saini

A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris

Zara McDermott discovers the dark side of Thailand's backpacker culture. In the first episode, she lands in trouble with the Thai police when she starts to uncover the scale of Thailand's illegal sex industry. A visit to the Bangkok Immigration Detention Centre exposes how easy it is to get caught on the wrong side of the law

Twenty-one-year-old Khalil from Nottingham cannot get a second date. Oloni thinks that remembering his dates' names, dropping the 'baby girl' tag and cooling off on the bragging might help his chances

Guy doesn't want to see Jamma anymore, so when Jamma meets a magical stranger who offers to unburden him from his clownish ways to win Guy back, he decides to take the deal and is transformed. Guy has a photo shoot for his book cover, but doesn't want to look boring, so Isaac offers to style him in exchange for free therapy. Comedy, co-written by and starring Mawaan Rizwan, with Russell Tovey

The 'new' Jamma is reliable and consistent - he wants to respect Guy's boundaries, but also needs Saif's address from Guy so he can try to reconnect with his father. Winnie's dad is visiting for some quality father-daughter bonding, but she's not yet come out as straight to him and asks Isaac to play along. Comedy, starring Mawaan Rizwan, Russell Tovey and Emily Lloyd-Saini