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The journalist heads back to Topeka, Kansas, to meet the Westboro Baptist Church, the infamous anti‑LGBT group he first filmed in 2007. He revisits the controversial congregation he previously documented.

The experts wrap up their theories about Rebecca’s death. After a civil‑trial verdict, the San Diego Sheriff’s Department finally issues its long‑awaited announcement.

A comedian presents the Saturday‑night game show. Contestants are assisted by Claudia Winkleman, Big Narstie, Alex Brooker, Gabby Logan, Debbie McGee, Jamie Laing and Patrick Grant.

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Ben feels let down when his wish for a low‑key birthday is taken a little too literally. Janey's visit turns out to be an eye‑opener.

Ben and Susan arrange a weekend just for the two of them. However, he opts to lounge while she’s keen to go shopping, and they realise they have nothing in common.

Michael and Abi discover the house is cursed. Meanwhile, Susan takes the chance to exact revenge on the first man who ever stood her up.

For once, Ben's wishes appear to be coming true rather than his nightmares. Nick finally announces that he's planning to move out of the family home.

The Harpers are waiting for their first grandchild, but Susan isn’t keen on becoming a grandmother. Meanwhile, Nick is fed up with his dreadful flat and is thinking of sneaking back into the family house.

Susan and Ben think about signing up for dance lessons, only to realise that dancing needs more than just the two of them. At the same time, Michael's preoccupation with girls is damaging his studies.

Ben Shephard presents an arcade‑style quiz where contestants drop tokens into one of four chutes. They hope the drop will earn them the £10,000 jackpot.

Ben Shephard presents an arcade‑style quiz. Contestants drop tokens down one of four chutes, hoping to win a £10,000 jackpot.

A six‑month‑old collie seems to have a deformity, with its elbow bones not fitting together. After CT scans, Noel realises the problem is more complex.

A vet attends to a French bulldog that is having trouble moving. The same doctor also treats a Staffordshire bull terrier with mis‑aligned elbow bones and a cat that’s been shot with an air‑gun.

A coordinated team effort is required to get a 15‑stone English mastiff through surgery. At the same time, a Siamese cat is rushed in after being hit by a car, and a golden retriever is dealing with a damaged spine.

A trailblazing vet treats a ten‑year‑old beagle that can’t stand on its hind legs. He also looks after an eleven‑year‑old Labrador with bone cancer and a bulldog puppy that’s been hit by a car.

A frantic friend hurries a two‑year‑old dachshund to Fitzpatricks after the dog is struck by a driver. The animal sustains life‑threatening injuries.

Pete meets Staffy Boxer Cross Crumble. The dog has been at the Basildon centre for over three years and still hasn't secured a foster or permanent home.

Paramedics attend to a woman whose legs are dramatically swollen. They also assist a girl experiencing panic attacks and a very ill, unconscious man.

The crew assists an HGV driver who is experiencing dizzy spells. They also tend to a woman who has fallen into a bush, and a man with a spinal injury that has left him without sensation from the neck down.

Three‑year‑old Isaac needs an operation on his tongue. Meanwhile, a woman has her toes straightened with part of a toe amputated, and a man undergoes prostate biopsies.

Nigel undergoes keyhole surgery to repair his hernia, but complications surface when he returns to the ward. At the same time, Carol has a pin removed from her ankle, which had previously been fractured.

The journalist spends time inside the infamous San Quentin State Prison in the United States and finds that the inmates have fashioned their own world, ruled by a ruthless code of conduct. He observes how this self‑imposed order shapes daily life behind bars.