BBC Daytime

The series will see teams of contestants attempt to cross a bridge consisting of stepping stones with various truths and lies based on general knowledge categories.

Each player must try to safely step on to the stones carrying the truths and avoid the lies, or risk falling off and out of the game. In order to take home the cash prize, the players who’ve conquered the bridge on their own must then club together to face the dramatic final crossing.

The first series of BBC One’s The Mallorca Files aired at the tail end of 2019 and proved a huge hit with critics and daytime audiences. On the surface, it’s fluff, but it’s also clever, funny, and beautifully shot and acted.

More than anything, The Mallorca Files recalls the wildly successful 1980s comedy drama Moonlighting, in which Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd sleuthed and flirted in equal measure.

Series two offers six new episodes of the “will they, won’t they” drama, in which Welsh cop Miranda Blake (Elen Rhys) and German colleague Max Winter (Julian Looman) spar and solve crime on the Spanish island.

Presenter Sabrina Grant will also be joining BBC Two Early Peak as a new addition.

On BBC One in the mornings, Dom Littlewood will examine the thriving home delivery industry while tracing the journey of online orders.

The true crime documentary Moment of Proof will be heading to BBC One Daytime, exploring police investigations and analysing the moments the detectives realise they have cracked the case.