Little Angelo escapes from the family home where he lives and goes to Venice, convinced that he can meet Elisa a girl with whom he is communicating online.

In Bando, Marcus is shot by Isaak for his part. Adam narrowly escape an ambush set by the Dutchman's men.

Sarah has just escaped death. As the Dutch tries to protect her, she must also face threats from her boss, Kremers, the godfather of the Dutch mafia.

Paul meets sweet six-year-old Noah, who was born with Alagille syndrome, a genetic disorder that affects the body's organs. Noah's right kidney stopped working four years ago and he has been referred to GOSH as its removal is far from straightforward due to his unusual network of blood vessels. Paul is on hand to support maths-loving Noah through a series of tests to see if the hospital's renal specialists will finally be able to remove his kidney.

Paul meets energetic five-year-old Cora, who is suffering from cerebral palsy. To try to improve her coordination and muscle control, Cora is having Botox injections in her leg as part of a pioneering research trial. Paul then joins up with Cora again a month later to find out if the injections have had a positive impact on her mobility.

In the puppy nursery, Princess Daisy reigns over chaos. A DNA test reveals Frank the rescue dog's true lineage. Kim and Mary debate whether wheeling a Rottweiler around in a pram should be the done thing.

A slow TV showcase of the stunning landscapes found in Tharawal and Inningai Country.

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Bill had two adventures in mind as he visited the land of long clouds. He has always been fascinated with the Americas Cup yacht racing so he took a position on one as a grinder - it's as intense as the name implies. But the big adventure is riding in, and then flying, a Soviet Mig Jet doing stunts and mind numbing close fly-bys. The pilot pushes Bill to the limit with 6 G's of pressure - enough to blackout many an unwary stunt flyer.

Bicycling is a safe and leisurely activity, until you decide to do it through the wilderness of Kenya with large lion, elephant and buffalo populations. If that adventure was not enough for Bill, he decided to go cliff climbing where baboons and leopards take refuge. Add tracking lions, walking up to rhinos and observing hyenas and you have a great African adventure.

Twenty-year-old Swytha hasn't seen her fiance Roynish since their engagement a year ago and can't wait to get married. But with an estranged father, and a stepfather she doesn't see eye to eye with, who will give her away? And best friends, Ash and Ekta, are stunned when their parents decide they should marry. Will these besties be able to make the transition from friends to lovers?

Always upstream, today's journey takes us to the Netherlands and Belgium. From the North Sea and the port city of Rotterdam we travel along the Maas. Passing Venlo, Maastricht and Liege, the route follows the Ourthe river into the Belgian Ardennes.

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Journalist and television personality Lisa Wilkinson is on a deeply personal quest to unearth the truth about her maternal ancestors. Lisa's mother, Beryl, was born illegitimately, and right up until her recent death, had many unanswered questions about her identity. Lisa encounters her Irish three-times great-grandmother, Eliza O'Brien, whose complex, troubled life has uncanny parallels with her own mother's story. On her father's side, Lisa travels to colourful India, where she discovers her two-times great-grandmother, Ann Beech, whose life shifts from poverty to privilege and back again.

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Adam, culinary pro Marion Grasby and comedy pro Becky Lucas have three delicious recipes for one pan spicy beef night on The Cook Up!

Narrated by Robert Lindsay, this episode takes us on a breathtaking visual journey through the extraordinary landscape of the Lake District, from the exquisite lakes of Ullswater and Lake Windermere, to the grand heights of Helvellyn, through ancient woodlands and Roman remains.

Ken Jennings hosts Jeopardy! Where the answers are revealed and the contestants must guess the appropriate questions.

Two contestants pit their linguistic and numerical skills against each other and the clock in this entertaining quiz show. Join host Richard Morecroft along with maths whiz Lily Serna and wordsmith David Astle.

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Get ready for a crash course on the TV Show The Wire, New Zealand in the 2nd World War, the venues of the Sydney 2000 Olympics and Garage Rock in the 2000s.

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As the contenders make their final pitch to voters ahead of the 2025 Federal Election The Point is in Far North Queensland asking how First Nations communities can move the political needle.

The media. The government. Even Coles and Woolworths. Our trust in institutions has taken a nosedive. But why? This week, Insight explores our waning trust in institutions, and whether it can be restored.

With dementia now the second biggest killer in Australia, Dateline visits Taiwan's unique dementia village to see how a radical new approach to care is helping Taiwan's elderly age at home.

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Senator Liddle was the first Indigenous woman to win a federal parliament seat in South Australia in 2022. Karla Grant spoke to her about the chances of a Liberal victory at the 2025 election.

Michael Portillo alights at Wareham to visit Dorset's internationally renowned Jurassic Coast. Exploring its geology, he discovers black gold locked into its rocks and visits one of the county's oldest oil fields. In Swanage, Michael visits the pretty Victorian harbour before riding the magnificent Swanage heritage railway to Corfe Castle, the location for one of the most dramatic hilltop castle ruins in the country.

This leg of Michael's journey starts in Southampton, one of the busiest ports on the South Coast and home to the National Oceanography Centre. Whilst learning of their role in the fight against plastic in our seas, Michael discovers their new fleet of research submarines. From the port, Michael takes a ferry to the Isle of Wight. Once there, a nostalgic ride on the Isle of Wight Steam Railway prompts fond memories of childhood family holidays.

Chef Guillaume Brahimi finishes his tour of Paris with an exploration of the bohemian hub of the city, including a degustation of Parisian beer, and the fascinating neighbourhood of Edith Piaf.

Alex is certain that someone is trying to sabotage the investigation. Alex hears about Anna Winter, who has also lost her daughter and has never given up the search.

A man is found murdered in a remote industrial area. Alex is summoned and suddenly finds a clue with a link to her own kidnapping.

The Stern special edition will have to be produced under great time pressure - but the editors don't even know about the diaries yet. When Elisabeth speaks openly of them being fake, Bloom punishes her for it.

Stern continues to believe in the authenticity of the diaries; the BKA's expert opinion brings clarity. Kujau turns himself in to the authorities, and Heidemann also has to answer for his part in the publication of the diaries.

Paul first meets 13-year-old Noah, who has checked into the neurology ward ahead of an operation to correct his Chiari malformation, a structural defect of the skull. But before any surgery, Paul needs to help Noah overcome his anxieties about heading into theatre. So he joins Noah on a fun tour of surgical theatres to help demystify them, but will Noah feel reassured enough ahead of his brain operation?

Paul meets charming four-year old Lucy who has travelled down from Glasgow for the latest check-up to monitor her pulmonary hypertension - a high blood pressure condition that affects the lungs. Lucy is currently on medication 24/7 that she receives intravenously via her backpack, but following a recent operation she's hoping to soon be free of the backpack. Paul joins Lucy for a series of tests to see if and when this hope may become a reality.

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Delivers the top stories of the day, covering political, economic, and social sectors on both local and global fronts.

News and analysis of the top international and European news and current affairs from Berlin, in English.

News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English.

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Bill had two wild icons he wanted to experience. The first is the largest lizard in the world - the Komodo Dragon. Walking among these massive beasts was unnerving to say the least. From there, he flew, drove, boated and trekked to meet Asia's one ape - the orangutan. These apes are ten times as strong as a human and will make you do what they want you to do.

Of all bucket list items, one stands out above the rest: seeing one of the original reasons for starting the UNESCO World Heritage sites, the massive temple of Borobudur. This is the largest Buddhist temple in the world and is breath-taking. In the process, Bill discovers the wonders of Bali and how coffee is enhanced by civets eating it.

Neekita must convert to Islam to marry Sid, but will her family accept the decision and attend their daughter's big day? Meanwhile, Sikh Sabby and Hindu Vinny face family disapproval with their intercultural marriage.

Europe's highlands ranges are experiencing a boom. For years they have been overlooked, but at a time of high interest in sustainable tourism, people are coming to realise that some of the most rewarding holiday destinations are right on their doorstep.

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With dementia now the second biggest killer in Australia, Dateline visits Taiwan's unique dementia village to see how a radical new approach to care is helping Taiwan's elderly age at home.

The media. The government. Even Coles and Woolworths. Our trust in institutions has taken a nosedive. But why? This week, Insight explores our waning trust in institutions, and whether it can be restored.

It's a sizzling night on The Cook Up as Adam and his hotshot guests, chef Duncan Welgemoed and actor Jillian Nguyen, make some sensational sizzling food.

Narrated by Robert Lindsay, this episode takes us on a breathtaking visual journey through the extraordinary landscape of the Canadian Rockies, from the awe-inspiring peak of Mount Yamnuska, to the turquoise waters of Lake Louise, the astonishing Columbia Ice Field, and the fascinating history of First Nations peoples and the fur trade.

Ken Jennings hosts Jeopardy! Where the answers are revealed and the contestants must guess the appropriate questions.

Two contestants pit their linguistic and numerical skills against each other and the clock in this entertaining quiz show. Join host Richard Morecroft along with maths whiz Lily Serna and wordsmith David Astle.

Federal Election 2025: Coalition Policy Speech.

Massage your mind with facts about The Walking Dead, The Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, the 2018 AFL season and the best animated feature in the Academy Awards.

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One survivalist's body begins to shut down, another is forced to reckon with their emotions, and a wildlife encounter threatens another's chances at winning.

If you were going to do just one thing to improve your health or wellbeing, what would it be? Science Journalist Michael Mosley shares simple tips that could transform your health with some surprising benefits.