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The unit tracks down a group of youngsters trying to set fire to a shed in an allotment. They also use an infrared drone kit to locate a teenager who vanished after climbing a scaffolding.

The story centres on north London father of two, Robert Duff. The 37‑year‑old vanished in January 2013 after he failed to appear at his daughter's 18th birthday party.

Alan Carr and Susie Dent present a series where contestants from across the UK are challenged to put their minds to the test in immersive, ambitious tasks. Participants must tackle a range of demanding mental challenges.

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Citroën SM, a model widely regarded as one of the finest French cars ever built. The vehicle had suffered a catastrophic engine failure on its first outing.

In Detroit, Frank Fritz gambles on what he believes is one of the finest finds he’s ever come across, while Mike Wolfe receives a Purple Heart and is given a unique assignment.

Simon O'Brien sketches a scheme to turn a stack of old slate into an unusual lamp, and Henry Cole is set on up‑cycling the seat from an old pony and trap.

The second heat kicks off with new contestants. They take on attic‑to‑cosy makeovers that will test their team dynamics, creativity and design skills.

Lee Juggurnauth assists Julie and Ashley in locating a hideaway on their favourite Canary Island, Tenerife. He shows them the best they can obtain with a £350,000 budget.

Jean Johansson assists Rona and Chris, a couple from Shropshire, as they look for a retirement holiday home in Languedoc, France. Their budget for the property is £150,000.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer take on future‑proofing. They help Vic and Paul Miller in Clifford, West Yorkshire, and the Lindley family from Ashtead, Surrey.

Robin Lockwood, ever flamboyant, hosts his first dinner party in Sheffield. He puts together a traditional British menu that features a freshly shot grouse.

Rochelle Barrett hosts her second party in Sheffield. Robin Lockwood takes issue with the Caribbean‑themed menu.

Vegan activist Donna Thomas throws her third dinner party in Sheffield. She serves a Japanese‑themed menu, which draws a mixed response.

Mark Feakins throws the second‑to‑last dinner party in Sheffield. Sarah and Robin keep up their flirtatious banter, while Rochelle and Donna worry about one of the dishes.

Sarah Roscoe runs the final dinner party in Sheffield, aiming to wow her guests with a gourmet menu and an extensive wine list. The evening ends with the winner being announced.

Phil Spencer meets two couples who have struggled to find their first home together. One of those pairs, Rupreet and Sundeep, were set on securing a property in a specific area of Harrow.

Jamie Oliver shows how to make an inexpensive shortcrust pastry, and he’s joined by food writer Roopa Gulati, who prepares her family’s red lentil dal with spinach.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are on the south coast, helping a family find a future‑proof home for their daughter who has cerebral palsy. They’re also assisting a pair of first‑time buyers.

A 56‑year‑old man is flown to Nottingham’s Queen’s Medical Centre after a high‑speed motorbike crash. Doctors must act quickly to stop his leg being amputated.

Police probe a seemingly unprovoked shooting that has left a man battling for his life. They also meet a woman who says the suspect has threatened her.

The armchair critics chat about the programmes they've watched over the week, and cameras capture their immediate reactions.