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Brian and Mark meet Cyndi Lauper at New York City recording studio the Power Station, where she discusses her tumultuous career in the music industry and brings her dulcimer along to teach the boys a special arrangement of her classic hit True Colors

The return of the programme in which artists talk about their work and perform a selection of tracks, beginning with Tom Odell. He discusses his songwriting and life in music, and plays songs including Another Love and Grow Old with Me

A couple rely on home-made medicine to treat their sickly child, using royal jelly from the family's bee hives. However, the outcome proves frightening. Drama, starring Susan George and Timothy West

When a man and his wife attempt to do away with an elderly lady, they discover that she is not as senile as they had imagined. Drama, starring Roddy McDowall, Ruth McDevitt and Diane Sayer

Stephen Mangan returns with the competition to find the UK's most talented portrait artist, with Alex Jones, Yungblud and Kyla Harris the first celebrity sitters. Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judge the contestants' efforts

Comedian Bill Bailey hosts the ceremony from London's Roundhouse, honouring excellence in dance, theatre, pop, TV drama, film, classical music, literature, poetry, opera, comedy and visual arts. Nominees include David Byrne, Jamie Hale and Barnsley-based company LUNG in the theatre category while the popular music category consists of nominees Charli xcx, Kneecap and Lola Young. The Literature category celebrates the work of Alan Hollinghurst, Gwyneth Lewis and Sally Rooney and shortlisted in the television category are Adolescence, Mr Loverman and Rivals

Revealing portrait of the brother-and-sister duo who became one of the most successful pop acts of the 1970s, with songs including Yesterday Once More and Top of the World, before their career was cut short by Karen Carpenter's death in 1983 at the age of 32

Art critic Waldemar Januszczak explores three of art's most controversial and important subjects. He begins by travelling from Japan to India to find the most sexually explicit art ever made, asking why artist have always been so interested in sex