As the country continues to face darkness, Sutherland, Anna, Fraser and their teams pay a visit to the worst affected area in Northumberland to see the situation on the ground. But with the Prime Minister away, Archie’s incendiary comments on the dark underbelly of public mood threatens to cause more problems for everyone.
1980-1989: Sentenced to die, Ted professes his innocence. Elizabeth and her daughter try to move on and put this chapter of their lives behind them. Meanwhile, in a last ditch effort to save his own life, Ted starts confessing. His lawyer Polly Nelson is shaken to the core.
1974-1977: More disappearances follow Ted to Utah where he is at law school. Elizabeth tumbles down the rabbit hole of doubt, wondering whether or not her boyfriend is the culprit. For a while, police rule him out. After a kidnapping survivor identifies Ted as her attacker, however, he is arrested, thrusting Elizabeth even further into limbo.
1978-1980: Ted escapes from prison and is in the wind. Elizabeth has bad dreams and big fears; gruesome news reports out of Florida point to his whereabouts. A collect call from a Pensacola jail brings her to her senses. The nation, however, is suddenly swept up in Bundy mania. Upwardly mobile poster boy or monster?
Andrea and Lamar reveal a shocking secret to kids; Sarah stuns Michael with phone records; Clint is alarmed by a lawyer's revelation; Shane makes a surprising confession to his friend; Angela's new rules threaten Tony; John vows to win Lacey back.
In an attempt to find her “reason for being,” Elena tries to become Orange Bay Middle’s Hurricane Watch Captain. Bobby prepares to go to “Miami Second Base” with new crush Monyca-with-a-Y. Gabi is excited to have her first real date with Sam, but family obligations keep getting in the way.
Rey looks to Paul for help; Mariah struggles with her new normal.
After a falling out with her crew, Harley heads back home to Bensonhurst, where her doting mother waits for her... and her deadbeat dad, who’s more dangerous than anticipated.
Nene, Hanako, and Kou have reached the top of the Misaki Stairs, where a mysterious and bewitching woman awaits them. Will Nene get her friend back, or will she vanish along with her?
In the final episode, as the villagers try to rebuild their lives, they have to learn to be honest with themselves and each other. But will they ever get to the truth?
Actresses, models and friends Helen Flanagan and Jorgie Porter pair with experts Phil Serrell and James Braxton. They uncover an interesting tea caddy and an unusual ship's compass.
Dutch reality singing competition where four coaches, themselves popular performing artists, train the talents in their group and occasionally perform with them. Talents are selected in blind auditions, where the coaches cannot see, but only hear the auditioner.
The team reviews the extraordinary events that have taken place this week and looks back over an eventful year in the Cairngorms.
Sue Barker hosts the light-hearted sports quiz. This week captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell are joined by Olympic swimming silver medallist Siobhan-Marie O’Connor, England cricketer Jake Ball, GB Federations Cup tennis captain Anne Keothavong and Welsh rugby star Adam Jones.
The Akiki family with their biodynamic fruit and vegetables and cheesemaking family the Spierings are hoping to sell their produce at one of London's oldest farmers markets in Marylebone. A good day's trade will help the farms survive, so every customer counts.
The Wulf family joins Amber for a craft inspired by Disney's "Tangled."
Jane explores the Maltese capital by land and sea. Tommy Walsh enjoys an escorted tour of Spain. Chris Bisson explores Northern Ireland's coastal waterfalls and Belfast by black cab.