TV Guide BBC Two Friday

In the town of Richford Lake, things are perfect for supermum Juliet and business mogul Lorna. But when their teenage daughters Allegra and Grace are accused by their school of filming a provocative video, this idyllic town falls to pieces. Drama, starring Eve Best and Carme Ejogo

Phil Serrell and Tahmina Ghaffar's antiques search reaches the Midlands, where Tamina hopes to coin it in with some vintage money boxes, while Phil sets his sights on a few more refined delights. However, old habits die hard and the lure of big rusty lumps is never far away. Off the antiques trail, farm boy Phil gets hands-on with the history of equine physiotherapy, learning how horses are treated like athletes in their own right

In Oxfordshire, Phil Serrell gets nostalgic with a tabletop game that brings back memories of his youth, though he's never too old to bend the rules to win. His opponent Tahmina Ghaffar takes a bold gamble on a large piece of mid-century furniture and an intriguing item designed to help the visually impaired, hoping both will guide the way to a profit. Taking a break from the shops, the duo also dive into Britain's rich brewing heritage

Missing for over 100 years, the remains of two Scottish soldiers killed in 1915 during the Battle of Loos in northern France were uncovered by construction workers. The bodies lay missing for over a century until experts using archaeology and specialist research track down the living relatives of 23-year-old Lance Corporal Gordon McPherson and 20-year-old Lieutenant James Allan

Derek Brockway revisits choice moments from his travels. In Cardigan Bay, he discovers the legend of Cantre'r Gwaelod at Sarn Cynfelyna and has a go at stand-up paddle-boarding, before finishing at Aberystwyth. In Ceredigion, he walks from Bwlch yr Arian, where he feeds red kites, to Devil's Bridge, famed for its three stacked bridges. Finally, Derek follows the course of the River Teifi between Cenarth and Cilgerran where he learns to steer a coracle, the area's ancient form of fishing boat, and takes part in the annual coracle races

It's the last chance for the remaining 17 contestants to compete for a possible £10,000 jackpot. Right answers take them closer to the big money, but if at any stage they give an Impossible answer, they will immediately be knocked out. Quiz, hosted by Rick Edwards

Over three rounds, contestants Ros, Joshua, Steve and Zara vie to find the single 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest to make the final where they can win a cash prize. General knowledge quiz, hosted by Jason Manford

The remaining three chefs from Northern Ireland compete over mains and desserts, which celebrate great Britons of the past. The dishes are judged by Lisa Goodwin-Allen and include a feast of lamb, celebrating racing driver Bertie Fisher, and a blueberry pie, named after the play Dancing at Lughnasa

Liz heads to Belize as she explores the Central American coastline, which supports an extraordinary array of wildlife and is home to some of the world's most endangered animals. With a scientist in Cockscomb Reserve, Liz goes on the trail of a jaguar that's suspected of taking local pigs, and helps a small Mayan village ward off future attacks. Travelling on to Costa Rica, Liz meets a man who turned his father's farm into a haven for frogs that is now home to 29 species - from the blue jean strawberry dart frog to the red-eyed tree frog and ghost frog

From West Somerset at Crowcombe Court, an English mansion that dates back to 1739. Antiques expert Elizabeth Talbot finds a tribal weapon that was part of a collection gathered by a sea captain on his travels and Thomas Plant hears all about a Victorian gin bottle that was buried in a tip excavated to make way for the London Olympic ground. Presenter Paul Martin follows in the footsteps of Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who wrote his best-known work whilst he was living in Somerset

Britain faces a huge challenge in its relationship with China. Can it do business with a rising superpower while keeping the UK safe? Reporter Celia Hatton has been following Chinese state money that flowed into UK business over the last two decades. With access to new research, and interviews with those at the heart of key deals, she reveals how the state was far more active than may have been realised at the time. Was the UK outsmarted by Beijing's long-term planning? And what does it tell us about how Britain reckons with China's power today?

Beth does everything she can to reconcile Tom and Kitty, but everyone's still struggling. Holly finds a clever way to deal with Rudy, and when the Riot Women make their first proper recording, she gets an eye-popping surprise. Kitty finally goes to court for trashing Gavin's Jag, and former gangland boss Keith Eckersley (Jonathan Pryce) makes an unexpected appearance, with life-changing news for Kitty

Juliet's nighttime secret forces her into a dangerous lie, and Lorna confronts the past she's hiding from Grace. The girls ramp up the App with shocking results, and Iris is missing. Gigi hosts an event that takes a dark turn when the police show up