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Joel Dommett hosts the fast-paced game show where two families shout at the telly - this episode features the Hinds family from London and the Woolliscroft family from Manchester.

Stephen Mulhern is back, and this time he's got a Scotland-centric Check It Out, a very silly Hair Or No Hair, and the launch of brand-new mini gameshow Romance Or Showmance.

A murder inquiry has been launched following the death of a man in Lanarkshire.

Trouble at Eurovision - a disqualification and rehearsals have not gone to plan.

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Topsy Ojo and Chris Robshaw as the Bristol Bears and Saracens - two sides firmly in the hunt for a top-four finish - meet at Ashton Gate.

Prue cooks a Colombian dish inspired by her love for travelling and invites former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson to cook a classic childhood dessert.

James is back in the kitchen and is serving up a feast of delicious food for singer Gabrielle while also enjoying recipes from chefs Richard Corrigan and Nick Nairn.

Eurovision descends into a carnival of chaos, confusion and rumour.

David Walliams returns as a reporter is humiliated in front of Brad Pitt, a stray cat causes chaos on the set of Love Island, and Romesh Ranganathan almost kills a Team GB athlete.

Bethany comes face to face with her abuser, Glenda refuses to let George off the hook, Gemma is puzzled by Bernie's behaviour, and Gary hopes for a reconciliation with Maria.

Ethan is covering his guilt, Kerry confronts Pollard, and Kim is frustrated.

Laura Boyd and Gordon Smart look at what's creating a buzz around Scotland this week.