After Luis Leon snaps a photo of Ultra Violet unmasking herself, she enlists the help of Maya to stop him from revealing her true identity.
Marry Queer' features the stories of queer couples on their "coming out" journeys, whether it be revealing their "unconventional" relationships to families, friends, or the world.
Claudia Winkleman hosts as Hertfordshire father and daughter Phil and Jess, and sisters On-May and On-Yee from Glasgow, try to answer just one question to win £100,000
Joanna prepares a menu for an outdoor picnic with family and friends.
Dax heads to the snowy backcountry of Utah in a Dodge Ram TRX to see just how high a dinosaur can fly. Things go sideways when Jethro and Rob get in his way. Meanwhile, Rob reviews the latest offering from Aston Martin, and it isn't a two-seater.
This is a scenic railway journey like few others. Leaving chic 21st century Nice behind the Train des Pigne takes us back into the Provence of the past.
Si Woo finds out that Luice has been staying at So Rin’s place and gets furious. So Rin apologizes for keeping it a secret. Si Woo isn’t comfortable with the idea of Luice being alone with So Rin, so he decides to hang out at her place with Ye Seung.
Lou, Bill and Destiny must get the jade compass back from a group of haughty socialites. Parker tries to improve the ranch with Winnie's help. Jake and Noah get a new roommate.
Fake yourself at home. Four people, three fibbers, one house. Stacey Dooley challenges celebrity sleuths to nose around and figure out the real owner.
Booker and Neil turn the Baxter house into a Hotel to make money to fix Booker’s car. Raven hosts a pop-up and pretends to be someone else to help Ivy impress female entrepreneurs.
It's the result of the public vote - and two Islanders will leave. Paige opens up. Dami talks meeting the family. And the Islanders are invited to movie night.
Size matters, as James visits the vast marble quarries of Carrara and the massive Genoa port. Then it's to the elusive, as James searches for a semblance of peace in the face of killer robots, and a decent cup of tea in Turin.
James' journey begins on the sunny shores of Sicily, a fascinating island that's been fought over for millennia. Here, where cultures collide under the shadow of Mount Etna, James explores the simple pleasures that have sustained people for generations, such as chopping bits off statues, Canoe Polo, and bagpipes.
In Milan, James submits to a wardrobe update, tries his hand at some exquisite craftsmanship - and bids goodbye to an old friend. Next stop: Venice, by land, air, and lagoon, while in the Dolomites James finds the darker side of Christmas.
All roads lead to Rome, so it was inevitable James would end up in Italy's magnificent capital. But it's not just Romans and ruins, James also goes on a bus, meets another version of himself, and looks at something too small to see.
James tests his Renaissance man credentials with a spot of art, science, and alchemy in Florence. Emilia-Romagna see the worlds of fast-moving cars and slow-aging cheese, before James ends up in a town that feels strangely familiar.
In the beautiful, rural south of the mainland, James is forced to confront a vision of hell courtesy of Dante's Inferno - and a goat that urgently needs milking. The Amalfi Coast offers some much-needed respite before he dives headfirst into the breathless, chaotic, sea of humanity that is the city of Naples.
At a pivotal event for her career, Akisa gets a distressing phone call from home that spurs her to drive from Nairobi to the village of Tsilanga.