Top 10 Picks of the Day – Friday 2 October

The nail-biting reality series returns as a brand new group of celebrities play the ultimate game of detection, betrayal and trust in the hope of winning up to £100,000 for charity.

Two prestigious London law firms face off in a divorce case between a tech entrepreneur and his film star wife. Legal drama, starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller

Luxury art dealer Jackie Price, who made her fortune operating on the wrong side of the law, goes on the run when elite assassin are hired to kill her

Power is up for grabs as two warring crime families clash in a battle that threatens to topple empires and ruin lives.

Satirical horror starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley. After turning 50, former film star Elisabeth Sparkle suffers a sudden career downturn. She is discreetly offered a mysterious experimental drug designed to arrest the effects of ageing by creating a fresh, new Elisabeth. But using "The Substance" comes with strict rules that neither Elisabeth nor her new younger self, Sue, are entirely prepared to follow.

Ian Hislop, Paul Merton and a who's who of hosts welcome a gaggle of guest panellists to find the funny in the week's big stories.

Barbara, a ferociously stubborn English grandmother, chains herself to her beloved cottage when it's threatened with demolition by high-speed train developers. Peter, the company's smooth, painfully polite liaison, is dispatched to remove her, but then reels from a domestic bombshell. Drama, starring Phyllis Logan and Max Harwood

In this mind-bending thriller, Jason Dessen is abducted into an alternative version of his own life. To get back to his real family, Dessen embarks on a journey to save them from the biggest foe imaginable: himself. Based on Blake Crouch's bestseller.

Feature-length documentary about extreme mountain climbing and its culture

Two Somali teenagers, Muna and Iqra, go to the same south London school, are from the same place but are strangers - strangers who share a secret embedded in their culture. Susan Wokoma and Nahel Tzegai star in Charlene James' powerful drama, winner of the Alfred Fagon and George Devine awards