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A superhero action comedy spin‑off of the Suicide Squad film. It stars John Cena, Danielle Brooks and Freddie Stroma.

Police carry out a raid on a Rochdale premises suspected of operating as a cannabis factory. The documentary tracks the work of Greater Manchester Police.

The series tracks the work of police officers in Dumfries and Galloway. It follows their day‑to‑day duties within the force.

The series tracks the work of police officers in Dumfries and Galloway. It follows their day‑to‑day duties within the force.

The programme follows the work of Greater Manchester Police, England’s second‑largest police force. It shows how the force is tasked with protecting 2.7 million people.

This documentary series follows the work of police officers in Lincolnshire. They tackle crime across the county.

Police patrol in unmarked cars equipped with on‑board video cameras, giving a look at vehicle‑related crime and how it can be prevented. The footage shows how offences occur and what steps can stop them.

A documentary tracks the misfortunes of British tourists who, rather than lounging on sun‑kissed beaches, end up confined to a hospital ward. Their unexpected plight is followed throughout the programme.

A holidaymaker requires emergency treatment after a sea dive goes badly wrong. The operation to mend their broken arm is jeopardised by uncooperative holiday insurers.

Adam watches his girlfriend Tamiko being kidnapped right before his eyes and he breaks every rule to get her back. Meanwhile, the team investigates three murders that seem unrelated.

After a helicopter disaster, the team is drawn to a spectre from McGarrett’s past. At the same time, Adam’s recent ordeal pushes him to make a daring decision.

The private detective joins forces with McGarrett and the Five‑0 team in a Magnum PI crossover. Together they move to protect national security after a list of undercover CIA operatives is stolen.

Grover and his team probe a murder on a golf course, where a man was discovered frozen to death in the locker‑room cryochamber. Meanwhile, McGarrett joins Danny on a personal mission.

Jamie Redknapp and Andrew Flintoff set off on a road trip of sporting challenges devised by James Corden. Their first task is a sailing race across the Channel.

Jamie Redknapp and Andrew Flintoff travel to Monaco. While they're there, Novak Djokovic is on hand to umpire a doubles match featuring Josh Widdicombe and Geri Horner.

Jamie Redknapp and Andrew Flintoff travel to Italy. There they take on a pasta‑making challenge before a penalty shoot‑out at the San Siro in front of 80,000 fans.

This edition presents never‑before‑seen footage from Jamie Redknapp and Andrew Flintoff’s Adventure. It adds extra laughs, pranks and wind‑ups.

Andrew Flintoff and Jamie Redknapp travel across Europe, getting into a range of escapades. Their highlights include everything from can‑can dancing to bungee‑jumping off a dam.

Word of an approaching threat ripples through the community as Madison fights to keep everyone together. Meanwhile, Nick wrestles with a hard truth.

A newcomer arrives and creates a split on the ranch. Alicia starts a new relationship, hoping it will preserve the peace.

Madison has to hammer out an agreement while the entire ranch is in upheaval. At the same time, Nick and Alicia put their mother’s motives into question.

Following the Clark family’s actions, fresh leadership takes charge of the Ranch. Daniel helps Lola with the water distribution.

The Ranch is dangerously short of supplies, prompting Madison and Walker to head out in search of a solution. Meanwhile, Nick and Alicia are fighting to keep the peace.

David is badly wounded. From his hospital bed, he is determined to fight off the menacing presence of death.

Justice x 2 is an episode‑length programme. It is listed simply as a programme entry.

Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan travel to New York City to explore rap culture. While there they meet Wu‑Tang Clan member Raekwon, one of Romesh’s heroes.

Police officers attend a series of alcohol‑related incidents. The documentary follows the day‑to‑day work of Greater Manchester Police, England's second‑largest force.