Holden and Jeff step up their efforts to learn about Edgar Abbott, and uncover more than they bargained for. Willa turns to Luke for help in understanding what’s going on with Holden – leaving Luke conflicted. Charlie begins to comprehend the danger Diego presents, and has a tense confrontation with a surprising foe. Meanwhile, Diane and Tom struggle with how to continue their work for Agent Borden. And as part of his new role at Hollow Sky, Yellow Jacket pays a visit to Pastor Ian.
Grace discovers she's dated three men from the same family. Meanwhile, Will and Karen develop their very own telenovela plot in the office while watching Karen's staff on her Home surveillance feed.
An Australian girl's arrival on a flight from the UK raises suspicions at Dublin airport, while Passport and Immigration Officers are faced with a family from Ghana.
Missouri's most notorious serial killer terrorised the streets of Kansas City for over two decades. In this chilling film, Piers Morgan comes face to face with Lorenzo Gilyard, a seemingly ordinary man who killed 13 times before discarding his victims on the streets. Although he is serving six life sentences, Gilyard protests his innocence despite overwhelming DNA evidence against him. Piers Morgan sets out to discover what drove this family man to kill and kill again in a remarkable interview.
Donal visits one of Seoul's most popular dumpling houses.
While Talking Ginger’s learning that you shouldn’t mess with wishes, Talking Angela taps into her powers as a psychic. What could possibly go wrong?!
Donal is off to Macau where he and food ambassador Jonathan Phang hunt out the best bakes.
When Esther freaks out about “the Big One,” Benji dismisses her Midwestern panic. Benji’s sister later arrives with her friends, one of whom is also freaked out about the potential earthquake. Benji tries to take advantage of her fragile state and puts the moves on her. As Esther tries to entertain the group with activities, Benji is eventually sucked into her earthquake apocalypse freak out.
The sick girls and their families are faced with the mill employees who are worried about losing their jobs.
Celia Imrie reads Bee: Nature's Tiny Miracle, by Patricia Hegarty.
On the show tonight are our stories on the silencing of Abbott, Bernardi's tsking, Clive Palmer's big comeback announcement, the Queen's not coming back for the Commonwealth Games, and Barnaby, Barnaby, Barnaby.
Hazen Audel attempts leading a yak herd to the an ancient fortressed city in the Himalayas.
Hazen Audel attempts summiting an active volcano in Tanzania to make a tribal offering.
Trixie and Bob discuss the Internet, attempt viral challenges, read real-life sexts and provide Internet tips for oldsters.
A pair of burglars bicker whilst carrying out a ram raid. A cheeky thief helps himself to two hanging baskets, but his trousers fall down.
Roxanna pitches an experimental treatment that could help Oliver recover. However, with acting CEO Serena reluctant to commit, can Roxanna convince Hanssen to return? Meanwhile, Dominic tries to help a deeply worried Lofty plan for Sheilagh's future, and it remains to be seen whether Frieda will continue to help Jac when her mentor's pain reaches breaking point.
It's Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and Michelle has come in to see Dr Pelly about her bulimia. Other patients include a man whose psychiatric illness led him to smash out his teeth, a young man who thinks he has asthma and a sculptor worried that he may have deep vein thrombosis.
Donal MacIntyre interviews former Detective Chief Inspector Sue Hill, to discover how she brought justice to the family of murdered Jeshma Raithatha.