HIGHLIGHTS MOMENTS TO TAKEAWAY

laughed so hard in my entire life. He is a genius.”

Ant made him say to the photographer: “I am Richard Madeley, congratulations! I’m doing a calendar. I am prepared to do topless. No really, I am.

“Would bottomless sell?” VIEWERS might recall Ant and Dec recreating Let’s Get Ready to Rhumble in March 2013, but their favourite End of the Show Show was when they doused Robbie Williams in of water as he sang Singin’ In The Rain a month earlier.

Dec says: “We phoned Rob and he said ‘Yes, that’s one of my favourite ever musicals’. Ant adds: “We rehearsed and rehearsed. It was brilliant, exactly how you wanted.”

Dec says: “We slammed him in several London strip clubs, but a furious Wardle warns him not to interfere in police business.

Robin considers whether she wants to go through with getting married, then comes to Matthew’s aid when the killer sends him a severed thumb.

Recklessly, Robin turns to Shanker for help, urging him to take her to a suspect’s home. JASON arrives at Marcella’s and delivers some news that sends her into a fugue, but she comes back round to discover he is badly injured and recognises that she has to deal with the blackouts once and for all.

As Rav and Marcella discuss how the evidence of their case doesn’t point to the work of a paedophile killer, a grief-stricken and vengeful Phil Dawkins follows Edward as he heads to school, while Gail notices Joel is trying to communicate by tapping his finger.

Anna Friel stars as Marcella. A NEW series sets out to explore the hidden world of British wildlife, using low-light cameras to capture some of their rarely seen nocturnal behaviour. In the first episode, we get a bird’s eye view of the golden eagle as it hunts its prey in the snowy Cairngorms, as well as an insight into the mating rituals of Scotland’s 400,000 red deer. There’s also a closer look at a bold project to re-tree the Scottish uplands and recreate the wildlife-rich habitat of the ancient Caledonian Forest.