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Graham's guests are: country legend Dolly Parton via video call; Rupert Everett; Riz Ahmed (for Mogul Mowgli (2020)) via video call; comedian Lolly Adefope (for Ghosts (2019)); Sara Pascoe (for Out of Her Mind (2020)); and music from Róisín Murphy, performing her single "Murphy's Law".

Graham is joined by: Ewan McGregor (for Long Way Up (2020)) via video call; Shirley Ballas (for Strictly Come Dancing (2004)); comedian Frank Skinner; dancer Ashley Banjo (for Britain's Got Talent (2007)); and music from pop star Miley Cyrus, who gives a special video performance of her single "Midnight Sky".

Graham's guests are: football coach Arsène Wenger (for his autobiography "My Life in Red and White"); Hollywood star Samuel L. Jackson and his wife LaTanya Richardson Jackson (for Enslaved (2020)) via video call; comedian Dawn French (for her novel "Because of You"); former cricketer turned presenter Andrew Flintoff (for Top Gear (2002)); and music from soul singer Michael Kiwanuka, who performs his single "Light".

Graham talks to: acclaimed actress Kristin Scott Thomas about Rebecca (2020); rock legend Bruce Springsteen about his new album "Letter to You" and documentary Bruce Springsteen's Letter to You (2020) via video call; comedian Stephen Mangan about Portrait Artist of the Year (2013); comedian Mawaan Rizwan about Taskmaster (2015); and Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey about his book "Greenlights" via video call. Plus a live studio performance of his single "To Die For" by Sam Smith.

Graham is joined by: Jessie Buckley (for I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020)); comedian and children's author David Walliams (for his book "Code Name Bananas"); Octavia Spencer (for The Witches (2020)) via video call; journalist Frank Gardner (for documentary "Being Frank: The Frank Gardner Story"); comedian Bill Bailey (for Strictly Come Dancing (2004)); and Dermot Kennedy, who performs his single "Giant".

Paddy introduces Chris and Freddie to his latest creation: an electric, all-terrain ice cream van for the 21st century. They also test the battery-powered Honda E, Vauxhall Corsa-e and Mini Electric in a race around a deserted Alton Towers.

Actress Liz Carr learns about her orphaned grandfather on her mother's side, a naval WWI veteran involved in the Northern Patrol who joined the merchant navy after the war to see the world, and her paternal Irish great-great-great-grandfather, a revered tenant farmer involved in a Ribbonist plot to assassinate the local wealthy landlord, unsympathetic to his tenant farmers' plight, in rural Northern Ireland in the 1850s.

Nine celebrity couples remain in race to be crowned Strictly champion. They take to floor in another bid to impress judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke.

Featuring a musical performance by Kanneh-Masons and a very special Remembrance Day performance from our Strictly professionals in tribute to Dame Vera Lynn.

Lights, camera, glamour. It's movie week, so prepare to be shaken and stirred by an all-action James Bond opening performance from our Strictly professionals.

The couples face elimination for first time. Which two must brave dreaded dance-off, and who will be going home?

The competition gets into gear as couples compete for viewers' votes for first time.

The 12 celebrity and professional dancer pairings take to dancefloor for their debut performances.

Dust off your dancing shoes - Strictly is back!

Graham talks to: Hugh Grant about The Undoing (2020), Tina Fey about her upcoming movie Soul (2020); Oscar nominee Amy Adams about Hillbilly Elegy (2020); cook Nigella Lawson about her cook book and accompanying series Nigella's Cook, Eat, Repeat (2020); and comedian Romesh Ranganathan about his book "As Good As It Gets". Plus a live studio performance by Dua Lipa of her single "Levitating"

Joining Graham tonight: Bodyguard (2018) and The Durrells (2016) star Keeley Hawes, in new drama series Finding Alice (2021); via video call, Hollywood star Rebel Wilson, teaming up with Ant Middleton (SAS: Who Dares Wins (2015)) for a Mexican adventure in "Straight Talking"; actor and writer Noel Clarke (Doctor Who (2005)) back in cop drama Bulletproof (2018): South Africa; hit film-maker M. Night Shyamalan, talking about his psychological horror series Servant (2019) via video call; and comic Daniel Sloss. With music from Jake Bugg, who performs his current single All I Need.

Piers chats to reality TV star Gemma Collins, and tries to discover Gemma, the individual behind The GC.