TV Guide Dave ja vu Sunday

Claudia Winkleman, the Rev Kate Bottley, Sara Barron and Ed Gamble join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the comedy 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

Aliens take over the world but struggle to govern a species as baffling as humans, so they hire a 'Human Liaison' in the UK: Stewart, a hapless twentysomething from the local council.

Stewart's plan to boost alien popularity via social media goes awry - in doing so, he attracts attention from anti-alien resistance fighters who tap into Stewart as a potential mole.

Stewart tries to broker peace between humans and aliens, but as Grieves goes rogue, Stewart finds the future of the entire planet is at stake... and it's all resting on his shoulders.

In the conclusion of his two-part journey, Simon investigates the environmental challenges facing Cornwall and the rest of the country. He discovers how the region's farmers are adopting new, less intensive approaches that are both more profitable and environmentally friendly, and reveals how reintroducing beavers to the uplands could tackle the problem of widespread flooding. He also encounters some of the county's iconic wildlife, including grey seals that live in constant risk of getting caught up in discarded fishing nets

Freddie Flintoff samples the brutal, full-contact motorsport of F1 stock cars, and Chris Harris gets to grips with Mercedes' F1 car for the road, the fearsomely complicated AMG One. Paddy McGuinness takes a ride in a luxurious Range Rover

Chris Harris and Freddie Flintoff compare a hatchback from Honda and an older one from Peugeot. Paddy McGuinness takes on his toughest challenge to date - getting a team of young amateur racers up to professional motorsport standard in just two months

Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer return to Scotland for their latest fishing trip. Having failed to catch a salmon in the River Tay, they hope to have more luck on the Tweed. They begin their journey at the isolated Bemersyde Estate before moving on to the Bridge Pool at Kelso, one of the most famous salmon fishing spots in Scotland. They also try their hand at boat fishing and receive some mystical predictions from a familiar face

Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer are joined by singer and conservationist Feargal Sharkey for a trip to the River Lea in Hertfordshire, where Paul used to fish for perch with his friends when he was a teenager. Bob reads up on the wise words of 17th-century angler Izaak Walton and prepares a riverside picnic that brings back fond memories and leads to a reflection on the differences between teenage life in their 1970s youth and the present. Setting up home in a narrowbooat, he also prepares a dish Paul's mother used to make - corned beef and potato pie

Si King and Dave Myers explore how Britain's love of cheese has evolved over centuries, travelling to Scotland to sample some of its finest varieties and discovering that the original cheesecake recipes were not American but British

In the final instalment of their culinary journey through the history of British cuisine, Si King and Dave Myers explore comfort food, discussing how certain ingredients and recipes can give people a sense of well-being, such as chicken noodle soup and a simple fish dish

Robson is joined by fellow actor Mark Benton to explore the Cleveland and North Yorkshire coast while sampling outdoor activities that promise to be good for the mind and body. Their road trip takes in the world-famous cliff lift in the Victorian seaside resort of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, a night in a real-life Hobbit hole, drawing lesson in the fishing port of Staithes and a bracing cold water swim in the Tees

Host Dara O Briain and regulars Hugh Dennis and Andy Parsons are joined by Alistair McGowan, Hal Cruttenden, Gary Delaney and Miles Jupp on the topical comedy quiz, with the panellists giving their take on the week's major news stories. From 2013

The inimitable Larry Dean introduces comedians Harriet Kemsley and Slim to London's Hammersmith Apollo stage

Panellists Sue Perkins, Romesh Ranganathan, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies compete, as Stephen Fry hosts an extended edition of the irreverent quiz show. This time, he visits the menagerie for a look at some animals that start with the letter M. As usual, the host poses questions that are so difficult, points are awarded for the answers he finds most interesting