Everything Looks Simple from a Distance: Is a trip to the moon the answer to rising tensions in 1969 Northern Ireland? Noah thinks so. Selected for the esteemed LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Country: Sarah and Graham transform their downstairs space into a Chinoiserie-inspired family room, complete with curtains inspired by London Fashion Week's wild creations. (S3 Ep3/7).

In Sussex, Kirstie and Phil look for a period flat in Brighton or Hove and a renovation project with a big wow factor for two architecture buffs. (S19 Ep2).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Bob Harris in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

A Fine French Whine: Henri plans to take Kelly away from Woody by pretending that he is about to be deported and persuading Kelly to marry him so that he can stay in the US. (S10 Ep10/26).

I'm Okay, You're Defective: Sam is horrified when, after six pregnancy-free months with Rebecca, she suggests they see a fertility specialist. Frasier and Lilith make wills. (S10 Ep11/26).

Go Mate: Rebecca and Sam take advantage of a quiet weekend in a hotel to ponder their plans for parenthood, leaving the gang at the bar seeking a way to beat the winter blues. (S10 Ep12/26).

Don't Shoot. I'm Only the Psychiatrist: Frasier brings a group of patients suffering from low self-esteem to the bar so that they can experience a regular social situation. (S10 Ep13/26).

Work Related: Doug and Deacon compete to play the best practical joke, and Arthur is offered a job at Carrie's office. (S3 Ep10/25).

Better Camera: Doug's Christmas present for Carrie is overshadowed by the one she gets from her boss. With recurring guest stars Ricki Lake and Lou Ferrigno. (S3 Ep11/25).

Leapin' Lizards: Station boss Kate doesn't object to the pranks that Bulldog plays on Frasier, despite Dr Crane's obvious discomfort. (S3 Ep4).

Kisses Sweeter Than Wine: On the day when he's hosting a wine-tasting party, Frasier hires a contractor to remove a scratch from his floor, but he takes apart the whole apartment. (S3 Ep5).

Sleeping with the Enemy: Frasier marches into Kate's office demanding a pay rise. So why do they end up playing tonsil hockey instead? (S3 Ep6).

The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl: It's the morning after, and Kate and Frasier are worried about the consequences of their fling. (S3 Ep7).

In Los Angeles, Gordon visits Boardwalk 11, a gastropub and karaoke bar where the late-night singing entertainment has become more appealing than the dining experience. (S2 Ep7).

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In Italy, Lucie and Jerry begin a salvaging mission at their village. And in France, Patrick and Mihaela put their newly renovated holiday rental to the test. (S3 Ep10/30).

In Norfolk, Henry Cole chooses a tractor and Simon O'Brien fancies a small-wheeled design classic for restoration. (S6 Ep8).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Bob Harris in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Anne-Marie and Adrian consider Los Cristianos in southern Tenerife their second home. so why not buy one there? Can Jean Johansson find the perfect place for £160k.

Will anyone buy any of Sam's restored bikes at his towpath bike shop? The Chamberlain fuel boat competes in a tug of war at the Norbury Festival. (S1 Ep15/20).

In the Dordogne, Abbie, Clive, Karen and Ross start a complicated project to create a terrace dining area. Meanwhile, Ben constructs a soundproof door in the Loire Valley. (S3 Ep4).

The new series continues. In Alicante, can the Rodriguezes' lucky sale streak continue for Steve and Amanda? In Murcia, the Browns hunt for a holiday home for Steve and Hannah. (S8 Ep4/20).

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Half-a-century hoarder Shane needs funds for the six garages he rents for his records, bikes, jewellery and china. And can Luigi unlock cash from his fascinating key collection? (S2 Ep8).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep4).

Experiment: Jamie and Sharmayne remain unsure about how far they can go. And can seasoned swingers Ashley and Tanya take the next step and have sex with others on their own? (S3 Ep8).

Sci-fi western starring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford. A brutal cattle baron and his amnesiac enemy must cease their feuding when a town is attacked by aliens.

Sci-fi horror. Is there life on Mars? Looks like Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds and Rebecca Ferguson have found some. Exciting, right? Well.

Gordon Ramsay confronts the owner of the Lakeview Hotel on Lake Chelan in Washington, where the bedrooms are empty and the restaurant and ice cream parlour are failing. (S3 Ep5/8).

Dudley. The first host, banker Mandeep Rajput, opts for a traditional Punjabi menu for his guests and some bhangra dancing for the entertainment. (Ep1/5).

Dudley. Pub quiz host Adam Reece plans a 'mixed up' night, with his guests being asked to attend in their pyjamas. The food is Italian, and there's gameshow-style fun for afters. (Ep2/5).

Dudley. Spoon-playing pensioner Di plans some honest home-cooking and civilised conversation. But Adam aims to take his sense of humour up a notch. (Ep3/5).

Dudley. Dog groomer Vicky Pell has high hopes for her cruise ship-themed dinner party. But it might not be plain sailing as a rift emerges between two of the guests. (Ep4/5).

Dudley. It's the final day of the competition, and 25-year-old businesswoman Sarah Freeman hopes that her Moroccan menu will drive her on to victory. (Ep5/5).

No Rest for the Woody: Woody takes a second job to pay for Kelly's engagement ring, but after days of back-to-back shifts with virtually no sleep, he starts hallucinating. (S10 Ep14/26).

My Son, the Father: Carla makes the most of her son's decision to become a priest. Sam aims to get even with John Hill after breaking a tooth on his restaurant's crab salad. (S10 Ep15/26).

One Hugs, the Other Doesn't: A performance by children's entertainer Nanny Gee in honour of Frederick's second birthday helps to shed some light on Frasier's romantic past. (S10 Ep16/26).

A Diminished Rebecca with a Suspended Cliff: Woody's cousin Russell, a talented pianist, arrives in town. Rebecca hires him to play at the bar, but he falls in love with her. (S10 Ep17/26).

License to Hill: Rebecca insists she can run the bar while Sam plays poker, but her management skills crumble when she realises she let the licence to serve alcohol expire. (S10 Ep18/26).

I Wish I Were Gus: Ray is chosen to give the eulogy at his great-uncle's funeral, but he gets more than he bargained for when his aunt turns up to rekindle a family feud. (S1 Ep3).

Standard Deviation: Robert asks Ray and Debra to complete IQ tests as part of his criminal psychology class, but then tells each of them that they scored the highest mark. (S1 Ep4).

The Last Time I Saw Maris: Niles decides to stand up to Maris. So she decides to divorce him. (S3 Ep8).

Frasier Grinch: Frasier is excited that his son Frederick is coming for Christmas, but Martin thinks a proper Christmas should mean more than just educational presents. (S3 Ep9).

It's Hard to Say Goodbye If You Won't Leave: Frasier realises that he has strong feelings for Kate, just as she announces she's moving to Chicago. (S3 Ep10).

A Tale of Two Springfields: When class rivalries split Springfield in two, Homer becomes mayor of 'New Springfield'. (S12 Ep2/21).

Insane Clown Poppy: Homer and Bart take Lisa to a book fair, where Krusty meets his long-lost daughter (guest star Drew Barrymore). But it doesn't go well. (S12 Ep3/21).

The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer: Homer becomes the boss of Fat Tony's mob when Tony's son decides to become a chef rather than go into the family business. (S18 Ep1/22).

Lucy and Craig hope their boutique hotel in Cambridgeshire will tick all the boxes. But their chances take a battering when one pair leave some dusty feedback.

Jo and Annabel treat their guests in Stratford-upon-Avon to some Shakespearean dress-up. But the trip turns to tragedy when two guests have a sleepless night.

In North Yorkshire, busy B&Bers Karen and Adrian host at their B&B-cum-shop-cum-post-office. Will their lengthy to-do list affect their chances.

The week's final visit is to Louise and Luke's idyllic riverside pods in Norfolk. Everyone's feeling serene until attention turns to the looming drama of payment day.

It's been a week of tired eyes and unwanted flies. Who'll overcome their setbacks and emerge victorious on payment day.

At Château du Doux, bad weather threatens to derail a wedding. Ben has his work cut out with a chandelier light fixture. And Billie attempts to paint new life into old furniture. (S3 Ep5).

The new series continues. Emotions run high in Almería as the Garners find Stephen and Andrew a new home, while the Aldertons help Kevin and Liz relocate to the Costa Blanca. (S8 Ep5/20).

Jamie Oliver handpicks a selection of his favourite summer celebration meals, from crispy duck with a spiced plum sauce and the freshest green gazpacho soup, to an epic cherry frangipane.

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Highlights: Max Verstappen will be determined to repeat his 2024 pole position at the scenic home of Red Bull Racing. But he faces stiff competition from McLaren and Mercedes this year.

v Germany: Germany beat England in the group stage, but the Young Lions may well have come good at exactly the right time. Which of these sides will win their fourth title tonight.

After a festival of the brightest young footballing talents from across Europe, 16 teams have been whittled down to two. Will England be in the mix for a chance to retain their title.

Comedy sequel. What happens when an ex-CIA prude and ageing, sexually liberated hippies become in-laws? Robert De Niro, Barbara Streisand and Dustin Hoffman show you what happens.

Comedy sequel. What happens when an ex-CIA prude and ageing, sexually liberated hippies become in-laws? Robert De Niro, Barbara Streisand and Dustin Hoffman show you what happens.

Matthew Broderick, Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman star in Edward Zwick's epic, Oscar-winning tribute to the first Black regiment raised in the North during the Civil War.

Matthew Broderick, Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman star in Edward Zwick's epic, Oscar-winning tribute to the first Black regiment raised in the North during the Civil War.

A family get more than they planned for with not one dog, but two. Lurcher puppy Trinity is adorable but keeps chewing everything. And Bertie the schnauzer meets Harriet and David. (S2 Ep5).

A family get more than they planned for with not one dog, but two. Lurcher puppy Trinity is adorable but keeps chewing everything. And Bertie the schnauzer meets Harriet and David. (S2 Ep5).

Tales from the Public Domain: Homer reads classic tales from an overdue library book, with himself as Odysseus at the Battle of Troy, Lisa as Joan of Arc, and Bart as Hamlet. (S13 Ep14/22).

A Tale of Two Springfields: When class rivalries split Springfield in two, Homer becomes mayor of 'New Springfield'. (S12 Ep2/21).

A Tale of Two Springfields: When class rivalries split Springfield in two, Homer becomes mayor of 'New Springfield'. (S12 Ep2/21).

Insane Clown Poppy: Homer and Bart take Lisa to a book fair, where Krusty meets his long-lost daughter (guest star Drew Barrymore). But it doesn't go well. (S12 Ep3/21).

Insane Clown Poppy: Homer and Bart take Lisa to a book fair, where Krusty meets his long-lost daughter (guest star Drew Barrymore). But it doesn't go well. (S12 Ep3/21).

The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer: Homer becomes the boss of Fat Tony's mob when Tony's son decides to become a chef rather than go into the family business. (S18 Ep1/22).

The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer: Homer becomes the boss of Fat Tony's mob when Tony's son decides to become a chef rather than go into the family business. (S18 Ep1/22).

Kirstie Allsopp and the team help a Southbourne couple jazz up their living room, hall and bedroom for next to nothing.

George explores a stargazing cabin with a twist in Devon, a vintage horsebox being transformed into a mobile performance space, and a Norwegian Viking-inspired longhouse. (S10 Ep1).

Rich Man, Wood Man: The gang step in when Woody returns a changed man from an all-expenses-paid holiday with his rich girlfriend Kelly. Frasier decides to get in shape. (S10 Ep19/26).

Smotherly Love: Rebecca tries to persuade Sam to make Norm pay his bar tab after Norm has a big win on a bet. Frasier wants Lilith to confront her overbearing mother Betty. (S10 Ep20/26).

Take Me Out of the Ball Game: Sam returns to playing baseball but finds the other players much younger and less mature than he is. Frasier loses Lilith's favourite lab rat. (S10 Ep21/26).

Rebecca's Lover. Not: Rebecca's first boyfriend visits Boston, but she's unaware of the changes in his life. Sam starts a support group for people with stolen sports cars. (S10 Ep22/26).

Simpson Safari: The Simpsons win a holiday to Africa. But when Homer enrages a hippo, the trip soon becomes a dangerous adventure. (S12 Ep17/21).

Lisa the Tree Hugger: A dramatic rooftop protest at Krusty Burger inspires Lisa to become an eco-radical - especially when she sees how cute one of the protestors is. (S12 Ep4/21).

The teams make framboisier and turn American camping favourite s'mores into a high-end patisserie. Who will leave the judges wanting s'more? And whose dreams will melt away? (S10 Ep5/10).

Jim Moir tells us about his art exhibition. Aisling Bea and Nick Helm talk about their respective comedy tours. And there's music from Fuse ODG. Plus: Tiwa Savage.

Jazzy and the Pussycats: Bart takes up playing the drums, upstages Lisa and joins a top jazz band. So Lisa turns her back on music and starts rescuing animals instead. (S18 Ep2/22).

Please Homer Don't Hammer 'Em: Marge discovers that she has a gift for carpentry, but has to use Homer as a cover in order to overcome prejudices against women builders. (S18 Ep3/22).

There's No Disgrace Like Home: The Simpsons go to therapy after an embarrassing incident at the company picnic. (S1 Ep4/13).

The competition kicks off in Dorset, where creased bedding and unwrapped biscuits prove problematic at Philip and Jimmy's 17th-century country inn.

Despite some excellent first impressions at a Surrey glampsite, the great outdoors soon leave one pair longing for the great indoors.

In Dorset, a former Mayfair chef's eggstensive culinary eggsperience has everyone eggspecting an eggsceptional breakfast. But then one guest sends back his eggs.

The week's last visit is to mum and son Prity and Kyle's aparthotel in Leicester, where parking problems soon put the brakes on their chances.

Cleanliness has been top of the agenda for most of this week's competition. So the B&Bers will be keen to give each other a good dusting down on payment day.

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Sarah and Pip are smitten with a 150-year-old Bedfordshire barn that's keeling over. Can they retain its charm and spirit, while also transforming it into a sleek, modern home.

Can Lando Norris make amends after crashing out in Canada after running into his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and leaving himself 22 points adrift at the top of the standings.

The Butcher of Suburbia: The true-crime show returns with the gripping inside story of the murder of a 74-year-old woman, and the killer's macabre efforts to conceal her death. (Ep1/2).

Execution: June faces her biggest challenge as Gilead cracks down on the rebels. (S6 Ep9).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep4).

of a Monster: The in-depth story of the world's most enigmatic female sex trafficker. Were there already signs in Maxwell's lavish childhood of the terrible things to come? (Ep1/3).

of a Monster: The story of the infamous female sex trafficker reaches America's high society, where Ghislaine and Jeffrey Epstein were committing crimes behind closed doors. (Ep2/3).

of a Monster: A police investigation into the sexual abuse of dozens of underage girls marks the beginning of the end for Maxwell - with an ultimate reckoning in court in 2021. (Ep3/3).

Gordon checks in to the Vienna Inn, an Austrian-themed hotel and restaurant in Southbridge, Massachusetts, where business isn't what it used to be. Can he keep their doors open? (S3 Ep2/8).

Can Kirstie Allsopp and the team help Jules, whose rural cottage has been wrecked by a flood, turn a tired living room back into the heart of the home.

There's No Disgrace Like Home: The Simpsons go to therapy after an embarrassing incident at the company picnic. (S1 Ep4/13).

Jazzy and the Pussycats: Bart takes up playing the drums, upstages Lisa and joins a top jazz band. So Lisa turns her back on music and starts rescuing animals instead. (S18 Ep2/22).

Please Homer Don't Hammer 'Em: Marge discovers that she has a gift for carpentry, but has to use Homer as a cover in order to overcome prejudices against women builders. (S18 Ep3/22).

I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh: Marge directs a musical, but her leading man walks out and a thunderstorm threatens the live production. (S30 Ep20/23).

Lisa the Tree Hugger: A dramatic rooftop protest at Krusty Burger inspires Lisa to become an eco-radical - especially when she sees how cute one of the protestors is. (S12 Ep4/21).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Bob Harris in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Bar Wars VI: This Time It's for Real: The new owner of Gary's Old Town Tavern reacts badly to the latest prank by the gang, but is he really the dangerous character he seems? (S10 Ep23/26).

Heeeeeere's Cliffy!: Norm tricks Cliff into believing that one of his jokes is going to be used on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Sam and Woody install a satellite dish. (S10 Ep24/26).

An Old-Fashioned Wedding Part 1: Kelly and Woody fight the desire to consummate their marriage before the ceremony. Carla predicts that the big day will be marred by disaster. (S10 Ep25/26).

An Old-Fashioned Wedding Part 2: Woody and Kelly put on a brave face as their big day is hit by disasters involving the guests, the priest, the kitchen staff and the cake. (S10 Ep26/26).

Wedding Presence: Doug and Carrie don't want to go to their friends' wedding in Maryland, so they concoct an elaborate plan to fool them into thinking they are there. (S3 Ep12/25).

Hi-Def Jam: Doug sees a TV that's better than his 55-inch. When he finds out Carrie's boss has one, he schemes to get himself and the boys invited over to watch the Super Bowl. (S3 Ep13/25).

The Friend: Frasier realises that he hasn't made any friends since moving to Seattle, so he sets out to meet someone new. (S3 Ep11).

Come Lie with Me: When Joe stays overnight with Daphne, Frasier is shocked and Niles is. well, you can imagine. (S3 Ep12).

Moon Dance: When Niles decides that it's time to start dating again, he takes Daphne to a posh society ball. But has she got the wrong idea about his intentions? (S3 Ep13).

The Show Where Diane Comes Back: When Diane visits Seattle, Frasier is torn between his feelings for her and his resentment from when she ditched him at the altar. (S3 Ep14).

Gordon Ramsay visits Los Toros, a family-run Mexican restaurant in Chatsworth, California, to restyle the premises with a warm, modern colour scheme and introduce a new menu. (S2 Ep8).

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Ken and Pauline become the surprise guardians of an entire French hamlet. Carrie and Ross hunt for a property in Bulgaria's land of the lost villages. (S3 Ep11/30).

It's a tank-off as Henry Cole turns a redundant water tank into a mobile shelving unit in Oxfordshire, while Simon O'Brien transforms some old tanks into a pizza oven in Liverpool. (S6 Ep9).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Can Jasmine Harman find Roger and Paolo's dream holiday apartment near the beach on Fuerteventura for £65,000.

On the Oxford Canal, Jack and Gabby set out to make their new boat environmentally sustainable. Tracey and Tim open their towpath dog treat business. (S1 Ep16/20).

Philip and Janet push to complete a guest suite with creative upcycling and clever sewing. Tim and Krys turn their attention to the interior of their long-neglected chateau. (S3 Ep6).

The new series continues. In Almería, the Garners help Spain first-timers Michael and Susan find a holiday home. The Browns find Jonathan and Claire a place they can retire to. (S8 Ep6/20).

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Busiest Port: Undercover cops hunt for drivers breaking the law. There's a leak in the tunnels under the white cliffs. The engineers have their hands full with a broken berth. (Ep5/6).

The Butcher of Suburbia: The suspect admits to the murder of a 74-year-old woman. But a deeply disturbing tale that shocks experienced detectives has only just begun. (Ep2/2).

Blood, brains and biohazards are all in a day's work for the crime scene cleaners as they head under the police tape with bodycams, specialist skills and expert forensic analysis. (Ep1).

Brown Simpson: Documentary. Over 30 years after the murder case that gripped the US, those closest to Nicole discuss her life, her death, and OJ Simpson's controversial trial. (Ep1/4).

Brown Simpson: Documentary. OJ repeatedly harasses Nicole after she files for divorce and enters a new phase in her life. She draws a final line in the sand. Then, she's killed. (Ep2/4).

Can Gordon convince the owner of the historic Brick Hotel in Newtown, Pennsylvania, to value her loyal workers and entice the local community back to this landmark establishment? (S3 Ep6/8).

Why Does He Want to Cut Off Your D*ck?: Comedy with Rosie Jones. A double date coincides with the biggest deal yet, and Emily tries drugs for the first time. What could go wrong? (Ep3/6).

When Did You Last Go to The Haçienda?: Comedy with Rosie Jones. The gang's recent activities haven't gone unnoticed. Ewen wants out of the drugs game, but Emily has other ideas. (Ep4/6).

Country: Sarah transforms her cloakroom into a Victorian cabinet of curiosities for family heirlooms, and decorates the guest bathroom with bright gold mosaic tiles. (S3 Ep5/7).

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate curried fish pie.

George visits a Moroccan oasis in the Cotswolds and seeks inspiration for his secret garden studio flat. And Chitty Chitty Bang Bang gets an extension on the Isle of Wight. (S10 Ep2).

A surprise guest drops a bombshell at Mercedes' remission party. Jez tries to cover his tracks as Dodger hunts for answers, while Dodger takes pity on Clare. And an unlikely romance begins.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

The Little Match Girl: Rebecca accidentally sets fire to the bar with a discarded cigarette end. Plagued by guilt, she lies to Sam, telling him that faulty wiring is to blame. (S11 Ep1/28).

The Beer Is Always Greener: While Cheers is being redecorated, Norm, Cliff and the regulars are seduced by another bar. Is Woody and Kelly's marriage on the rocks? (S11 Ep2/28).

The King of Beers: Norm can't believe his luck when he is offered a job as a beer taster in a brewery. A slot machine is sent to the bar and Rebecca gets hooked on playing it. (S11 Ep3/28).

The Magnificent Six: Henri challenges Sam to a contest to find out who's the biggest ladies' man. Rebecca aims to quit smoking. Woody and Kelly try to rekindle their honeymoon. (S11 Ep4/28).

Paint Misbehavin': At Deacon's paintball party, Doug is shocked to learn Carrie finds Deacon attractive, and Richie still has a thing for Doug's sister Stephanie (Ricki Lake). (S3 Ep14/25).

Deacon Blues: Deacon has been seeing another woman. (S3 Ep15/25).

A Word to the Wise Guy: Maris needs Niles's help, and he thinks it's a chance to get back together. But he has to gain a favour from a shady character in order to assist her. (S3 Ep15).

Look Before You Leap: Frasier suggests that everyone celebrates the leap year by trying something daring - but, as usual, his plans go awry. (S3 Ep16).

High Crane Drifter: It's a bad day for American café society as a disgruntled Frasier has his favourite table at Café Nervosa taken over by a rude man. (S3 Ep17).

Chess Pains: Frasier buys an expensive chess set and challenges his dad to a game. Martin wins easily, again and again. (S3 Ep18).

In Los Angeles, Gordon visits M'Dears Bakery and Bistro, which specialises in Southern cuisine with a Californian twist, to revamp the dated dining area and the menu. (S2 Ep9).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Can Carrie and Ross save a Bulgarian village from dereliction? Ken and Pauline have a mechanical meltdown. Lolly and Sean fight to resurrect a manoir. (S3 Ep12/30).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Suffolk to meet Margaret, an avid collector and former mayor - so they need to be on their best behaviour! (S6 Ep10).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Sue and Albert love spending quality time on holiday with their children and grandchildren. Can Lee Juggurnauth find the perfect bolthole for them in their beloved Benalmádena for £190k.

On the River Lea, florist Roka takes her home-grown tulips to market. Tracey and Tim head towards Little Venice in London to launch their Accessible Waterways badge scheme. (S1 Ep17/20).

Tim struggles to get a huge olive tree into position without destroying Sasha's flower beds. Christina and Sassan explore their new chateau. Tim and Krys work on their kitchen. (S3 Ep7).

The new series continues. In Alicante, the Rodriguezes hunt for a villa for Lisa and Paul. On the Costa Blanca, can the Aldertons find a tear-jerking treat for Kevin and Debbie? (S8 Ep7/20).

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

The teams make savoury Paris-Brest and savarin, and create a celebration St Honoré to serve 150 people. Who has the patience of a saint to secure a spot in the final six? (S10 Ep6/10).

Two-year-old Max has come to A&E struggling to breathe. Maureen has fallen down the stairs and broken her ankle. And motorcyclist Josh has been in a high-speed accident. (S33 Ep2).

Emilia Fox and the team re-visit the 1991 case of murdered Widnes mum Vera, who was found slumped in her car and strangled to death minutes after receiving a mysterious phone call. (S3 Ep3).

Brown Simpson: The documentary continues. OJ's behaviour grows increasingly erratic, culminating in a slow-speed police chase down the 405 highway. A media frenzy begins. (Ep3/4).

Brown Simpson: The documentary concludes. 'The trial of the century' is a media spectacle. Years later, OJ's violent behaviour raises concerns about his and Nicole's children. (Ep4/4).

It's the penultimate episode of the series, and Patatas the cat is back! Fatiha El-Ghorri knocks down an egg-shaped Alex Horne. And who's the master of multi-tasking? (S19 Ep9/10).

Gordon Ramsay visits The Beachfront Inn & Inlet, a 'Caribbean-style' resort hotel in Fort Pierce, Florida, where guests face dusty rooms, late-night concerts and poor service. (S3 Ep7/8).

Dispatches: Reform UK is topping polls and running councils. What's behind the surge? Are we on the verge of a political earthquake? And do Reform UK have what it takes to govern.

Fairview Park: Short film based on the murder of Declan Flynn - which is seen as a major catalyst for Ireland's LGBTQ Pride. Selected for the esteemed LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Explore the captivating Emerald Isle through the people who call it home, from magical wild dolphin encounters in Liscannor Bay to Drimoleague's edible flower farm. (Ep1).

An ambulance gets a new lease of life as a ski chalet on wheels. An oil rig lifeboat owner makes his build shipshape. George and Will experience a slice of Africa in the Midlands. (S10 Ep3).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Do Not Forsake Me, O My Postman: Cliff's ex-girlfriend Maggie returns to Cheers, heavily pregnant, claiming that the baby is his. Rebecca wants a jingle to advertise the bar. (S11 Ep5/28).

Teaching with the Enemy: Lilith tells Frasier that she's been having an affair with a colleague. Sam has to hire a bouncer when patrons of a biker bar start drinking at Cheers. (S11 Ep6/28).

The Girl in the Plastic Bubble: Frasier climbs out onto a high window ledge in protest when Lilith reveals she intends to spend a year sealed in a biosphere with her lover. (S11 Ep7/28).

Ill-Gotten Gaines: Woody has Thanksgiving dinner with Kelly's family and realises that his father-in-law is having an affair. The rest of the gang celebrate at Cheers. (S11 Ep8/28).

Horizontal Hold: Carrie goes on sex strike, and Arthur dates a woman who claims she used to be Frank Sinatra's girlfriend. (S3 Ep16/25).

Inner Tube: After playing mud football, Doug dozes off in front of the TV and has some unusual dreams. (S3 Ep17/25).

Crane vs. Crane: Niles and Frasier take opposing sides in a court battle over the competency of eccentric millionaire Harlow Stafford. (S3 Ep19).

Police Story: Frasier sets his sights on an attractive police officer who, unbeknown to him, has a crush on his dad. (S3 Ep20).

Where There's Smoke There's Fired: Frasier begins a campaign to woo the new radio station owner, Texas multi-millionaire Big Willy, so that his show will be syndicated. (S3 Ep21).

Frasier Loves Roz: To save Roz from a disastrous about-to-be love affair, Frasier declares his undying love. Confused? You will be. (S3 Ep22).

Gordon Ramsay revamps the menu and redecorates at Social, a restaurant in affluent Costa Mesa in California. What will the customers think of the improvements? (S2 Ep10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Bulgaria, Carrie and Ross try to turn back time. Lolly and Sean make way for a new resident in France. Michael attempts to rescue a Spanish hamlet. (S3 Ep13/30).

In Gloucestershire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet farmer Ken. In his barns, Henry finds a rare pre-WWII exercise bike and farmyard potato scales. (S6 Ep11).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Barbara and Butch have £90k to spend on a holiday home in Lucca. Ben Hillman shows them five options. Will any of them make Barbara and Butch want to Lucc-again.

Tracey and Tim launch their Accessible Waterways scheme. Peter and Noni navigate Foxton Locks, one of the seven wonders of the waterways. (S1 Ep18/20).

Alison and Zion bicker while moving an old polytunnel. Tim and Sasha get inventive creating a sumptuous bridal suite, and the Cherry family start a large-scale kitchen project. (S3 Ep8).

The new series continues. In Almería, can the Garners find Christy and Mike a 'unicorn house'? On the Costa Blanca, the Browns help Richard and Sam find their dream place. (S8 Ep8/20).

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Stuart and Scarlette Douglas turn unsellable houses into market-ready homes. In Wrexham and Liverpool, they take on a quaint cottage and a pink pad even Barbie would find too much. (Ep1).

Houses: Margaret showcases a £17m manor in Jersey, complete with Versace-style reception rooms, a wine cellar and a labyrinth garden. And there's a tense valuation in Cornwall. (S3 Ep6).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep4).

Up To Cancer: Celebrities join the Gogglebox regulars to react to our top telly in this special episode for Stand Up To Cancer. (S24 Ep7).

Blood, brains and biohazards are all in a day's work for the crime scene cleaners as they head under the police tape with bodycams, specialist skills and expert forensic analysis. (Ep1).

In Loudonville, Ohio, Gordon tries to rescue the struggling Landoll's Mohican Castle, a custom-built, multi-million-dollar hotel set in 1100 acres, and its overworked owner. (S3 Ep8/8).

Emotional drama starring Sienna Miller. A woman must raise her grandson after her daughter disappears. With Christina Hendricks and Aaron Paul.

Making Up: In late-1980s East End London, a drag queen diagnosed with a hereditary illness must reconcile with his estranged daughter. Selected for the LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Explore the captivating Emerald Isle through the people who call it home, from foraging with vermouth makers on Valentia Island to the ancient tradition of The Winterage. (Ep2).

A lifeboat is converted into a camping pod. A mum and three daughters create a charming straw bale house. And George enjoys an oriental delight on the Isle of Wight. (S10 Ep5).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Feelings. Whoa, Whoa, Whoa: Carla's love-hate relationship with John Hill gets out of hand when a passionate encounter gives him a heart attack. Cliff has a new neighbour. (S11 Ep9/28).

Daddy's Little Middle-Aged Girl: Rebecca's father tries to persuade her to move back into the family home in San Diego. Woody and Kelly can't agree about where to live. (S11 Ep10/28).

Sunday Dinner: Cliff and Norm are hired to make a video recording of a family celebration at the bar. Frasier is invited to Sunday dinner with Shauna, his temporary secretary. (S11 Ep12/28).

Norm's Big Audit: Sam panics when the gang try to watch one of his old baseball games. Investigated by the tax authorities, Norm flirts with an official to avoid an audit. (S11 Ep13/28).

Papa Pill: Doug regrets letting Arthur go to a cocktail lounge. (S3 Ep18/25).

Package Deal: Thinking he's been offered a job at FedEx, Doug tries to renegotiate his package at work. Meanwhile, Carrie overdoes it with the fake tan. (S3 Ep19/25).

The Focus Group: The radio show comes under scrutiny when a focus group volunteer their opinions from behind a two-way mirror. (S3 Ep23).

You Can Go Home Again: Frasier struggles to come up with a clever catchphrase for the show, while Daphne tries to avoid returning to England to visit her family. (S3 Ep24).

The Two Mrs Cranes: When an old flame visits Daphne, the Crane household is turned upside down. (S4 Ep1).

Love Bites Dog: When Roz takes the trouble to set Frasier up on a blind date with her friend, it's Bulldog who ends up falling in love. (S4 Ep2).

Gordon revamps Lowery's Seafood in Tappahannock, Virginia, where he finds two brothers - the owner and the manager - at loggerheads. (S3 Ep1).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Michael battles decades of decay at his Spanish hamlet. Ken and Pauline safeguard the future of their village. And can Carrie and Ross save a settlement that nature's consumed? (S3 Ep14/30).

In Brighton, Henry Cole salvages a kid's scooter from the junk in recycler Cat's sea containers. Simon O'Brien constructs the largest corkscrew that valuer Ronnie has ever seen. (S6 Ep12).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Teacher Wendy's looking for her dream Italian holiday home in Puglia. Jean Johannson lines up five great properties for her £200k. Will any of them get top marks.

Jack and Gabby struggle to put in their new chimney on the Oxford Canal, and theatre worker Ed's boat Womble is being surveyed and getting its tri-annual hull blacking. (S1 Ep19/20).

Sarah adds opulent floristry to her repertoire, while George scales new heights to wash the chateau. Elsewhere, Nigel keeps his hand on the purse strings of Debbie's gravel garden. (S3 Ep9).

The new series continues. Sara, who worked for the NHS for 34 years, hopes to swap hospital beds for sun loungers in Alicante. Joy and Bernd want a pooch-friendly pad in Málaga. (S8 Ep9/20).

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

A peek through the portholes onboard two of Holland America's luxurious cruise ships. Setting sail from Florida, passengers enjoy their first stop: a private island in the Bahamas. (Ep1).

A shiny-new champion is about to be crowned, but not before Fatiha El-Ghorri kicks in a door, Mathew Baynton threatens a puppy and Stevie Martin expertly burns some toast. (S19 Ep10/10).

Where's My Bacon?: Comedy with Rosie Jones. Ewen realises that his mum is missing and he's being watched. Emily comes face-to-face with a rival drug lord who's out to destroy her. (Ep5/6).

Will We Die?: Series finale of the comedy with Rosie Jones. Emily and Ewen realise that the net's closing in and everyone's onto them. Can the gang find a way out of the drugs game? (Ep6/6).

At Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre, seven-year-old Hunter needs help after falling from a tree. And 45-year-old Kirsty has had an accident at a fun run. (S30 Ep1).

The West Midlands Police Drone Unit search for a passenger fleeing a hit-and-run. Footie fans cause panic on the streets of Wolverhampton. A 999 call reports a body being buried. (S1 Ep5).

Port: Undercover cops hunt for drivers breaking the law. There's a leak in the tunnels under the white cliffs. The engineers have their hands full with a broken berth. (Ep5/6).

Darkly comic thriller with Mads Mikkelsen. A soldier recruits three geeks to help him hunt down his wife's killer. In Danish/subs.

Explore the captivating Emerald Isle through the people who call it home, from fine-dining seafood in the Burren to the Marble Arch Caves in the Cuilcagh mountains. (Ep3).

A VW van gets a transformation with a twist, a brick bomb shelter is converted into a bijou bar, and George and Will forge ahead with their ultimate indoor-outdoor living project. (S10 Ep6).

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Bar: Robin Colcord returns to Cheers, claiming to be destitute, but implies that he's hidden a stash of money somewhere on the premises. (S11 Ep14/28).

Loathe and Marriage: Carla's daughter Serafina announces that she has to get married because she's expecting a baby, and wants her father to walk her down the aisle. (S11 Ep15/28).

Is There a Doctor in the Howe?: Frasier is plunged into misery when he receives a request from Lilith to start divorce proceedings, so the gang try to keep his spirits up. (S11 Ep16/28).

The Bar Manager, the Shrink, His Wife and Her Lover: As Frasier tries to seduce Rebecca, Lilith returns unexpectedly and interrupts them, then demands some answers from Sam. (S11 Ep17/28).

Separation Anxiety: Deacon is upset when Kelly goes on a date. (S3 Ep20/25).

Departure Time: Doug's sister is jealous when their parents ask Doug to sign a document giving him responsibility to decide when to 'pull the plug' if they ever get very ill. (S3 Ep21/25).

Swim Neighbors: Carrie refuses to have a shared garden with the neighbours, so they spite her by building a swimming pool, which proves too tempting for Doug. (S3 Ep22/25).

The Impossible Dream: When Frasier is awakened night after night by a recurring dream, he becomes obsessed with discovering its true meaning. (S4 Ep3).

A Crane's Critique: While enjoying a quiet coffee, Frasier and Niles realise that they're sitting next to one of America's most famous authors. (S4 Ep4).

Head Game: Niles becomes a big hit with a famous basketball player when he fills in for Frasier at the radio station. (S4 Ep5).

Mixed Doubles: Daphne's inconsolable when her boyfriend breaks up with her, and Niles decides it's time to declare his true feelings for her. (S4 Ep6).

Gordon Ramsay and his team visit struggling Blend on Main in New Jersey and give it a spectacular renovation, a new menu and hope for the future. (S3 Ep2).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

McLaren's Lando Norris, Mercerdes' George Russell, Haas' Oliver Bearman and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton all start their campaign to wow the home fans at the iconic British GP from Silverstone.

In Suffolk, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet pals John and Jane, who have been collecting and swapping items for many years, and it's 'safe' to say they find something special.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Retirees Steve and Jackie want a Spanish holiday home in Guardamar del Segura to enjoy with their family and friends. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what £80k can buy.

Hamilton won at Silverstone in 2024, with Norris on the third step of the podium. With the season he's having, Norris will have serious ambitions of climbing to the top step at his home GP.

Stephanie and Gerry bid to complete their opulent Marquis Salon restoration. Anna and Edward face floods, while Sarah and George trial an exciting new money-making venture. (S3 Ep10).

The new series continues. On the Costa Blanca, the Aldertons help Joanne with her million-euro search. In Almería, the Garners juggle competing priorities for Graham and Tracy. (S8 Ep10/20).

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Renovations: Peter and Julia loved the Post Office they ran for 20 years so much that, when they were forced to close it, they decided to convert it into their new home. (S2 Ep4).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep5).

The nation's most romantic restaurant re-opens for a new run. Love is in the air. From open marriages to late-life romance, it's a night of surprises, secrets and second chances. (S24 Ep1).

Nightmares USA - Kindred: In New Orleans, Gordon helps Kindred, a vegan restaurant grappling with delusion, disorganisation, a hoarder owner and a cook from hell. (S9 Ep4).

Action thriller starring Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton. The inhabitants of a volcano-side resort unwisely ignore a scientist's warning about its imminent eruption.

Cafe Tavolini: In Bridgeport, Connecticut, Gordon Ramsay visits Cafe Tavolini, a restaurant that's being neglected as the couple who run it teeter on the edge of divorce. (S4 Ep6/13).

Chelmsford. Is NHS nurse Sam's medical-themed party just what the doctor ordered? (Ep1/5).

Chelmsford. Sales manager Elliot hopes to impress with his mum's Guyanese recipes and a Caribbean theme. Can he bring the flavours for guest Fran, whose heritage is Jamaican? (Ep2/5).

Chelmsford. Charming business owner Russell hosts a black tie and slippers party and aims to deliver the very best vegan food for his guests. But not everything is as it seems. (Ep3/5).

Chelmsford. Charity director Fran goes the extra mile and brings some razzle dazzle to her night. But will she be too extra for her guests, and how will her halloumi stack up? (Ep4/5).

Chelmsford. Health centre manager Mia treats her guests to Iberian flavours, inspired by her Portuguese heritage. But will her very pink house make her guests feel all at sea? (Ep5/5).

Kirstie Allsopp helps Hannah and Andy transform their suburban semi into a wonderland.

A couple create an ambitious floating home, George and Will make a magical vista in their garden flat, and two siblings build their own mobile homes away from home. (S10 Ep7).

The Last Picture Show: Frasier, Cliff, Norm and Woody try to relive the drive-in movie experiences of their youth. Sam puts Gus in charge of the bar for a night. (S11 Ep18/28).

Bar Wars VII: The Naked Prey: On St Patrick's night, Sam takes a bet that Cheers will make more money than Gary's Old Town Tavern, and Woody is the target of practical jokes. (S11 Ep19/28).

Look Before You Sleep: While his apartment block is being fumigated, Sam can't go home, and he locks himself out of the bar. But he turns down Rebecca's offer to put him up. (S11 Ep20/28).

Look, Don't Touch: Debra's suspicious when Angelina, a waitress at Nemo's, calls Ray at home. Although it's all perfectly innocent, Ray feels guilty. (S1 Ep5).

Frank, the Writer: Frank submits ideas for a column to Ray's editor after getting published in Reader's Digest. But Ray's editor thinks it's the worst writing he's ever read. (S1 Ep6).

A Lilith Thanksgiving: Frasier and Lilith are reunited when they try to convince the headmaster of a popular private school that their son is the perfect candidate. (S4 Ep7).

Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven: Martin buys Frasier an expensive piece of art, but Frasier hates it. (S4 Ep8).

I'm Goin' to Praiseland: Ned opens a Christian amusement park. At first, the tame religious attractions are unpopular. But then visitors start having visions. (S12 Ep19/21).

Simpsons Tall Tales: A hobo regales the family with unique takes on classic American tales starring the Simpsons as Connie Appleseed, Paul Bunyan and Tom Sawyer. (S12 Ep21/21).

Bye Bye Nerdy: When she gets bullied by a new girl at school, Lisa discovers that there's a 'nerd scent' that attracts bullies to nerds. So she invents an antidote. (S12 Ep16/21).

Bart the General: Bart and his friends stand up to Nelson the bully, with a little bit of help from Grampa and Herman. (S1 Ep5/13).

Lee McKenzie presents the final practice session of the British Grand Prix as the drivers gear up for Qualifying.

Jack and Gabby take their boat for its first cruise. Ed shows off his cooking skills at a rooftop party. Peter and Noni take their narrowboat across the sea! (S1 Ep20/20).

Last year, Mercedes' George Russell claimed pole position. Can he do it again? Or will 2025's key protagonists, McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, lead the way.

A peek through the portholes onboard two of Holland America's luxurious cruise ships. Setting sail from Florida, passengers enjoy their first stop: a private island in the Bahamas. (Ep1).

At 20 decks high and almost a quarter of a mile long, Icon of the Seas is the world's biggest cruise ship. What does it take to entertain guests on this floating metropolis.

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

Tense sci-fi thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dennis Quaid. A scientist sets out to save his son when global warming plunges the world into a sudden climatic catastrophe.

Music documentary. As fans prepare for their 2025 tour in the summer sunsheeeiiiiine, Noel and Liam Gallagher look back on Oasis's chaotic journey to superstardom in the 1990s.

Highlights: Last year, Mercedes' George Russell claimed pole position. Can he do it again? Or will 2025's key protagonists, McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, lead the way.

Gritty crime thriller. A tribal migrant goes on the run with his baby after his wife is brutally murdered. But a Mumbai cop is on his trail. In Hindi/subs.

Zeke's: In New Orleans, Gordon Ramsay visits a restaurant famed for its Cajun food and loyal locals. But under new ownership, standards have slipped and the customers have left. (S4 Ep8/13).

I'm Goin' to Praiseland: Ned opens a Christian amusement park. At first, the tame religious attractions are unpopular. But then visitors start having visions. (S12 Ep19/21).

Simpsons Tall Tales: A hobo regales the family with unique takes on classic American tales starring the Simpsons as Connie Appleseed, Paul Bunyan and Tom Sawyer. (S12 Ep21/21).

Bart the General: Bart and his friends stand up to Nelson the bully, with a little bit of help from Grampa and Herman. (S1 Ep5/13).

A quick peek at some of the Strawbridges' best moments at the chateau, from series seven.

List It: Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at Andy and Jess Tuck's grand renovation of their cramped three-bed semi in Long Eaton. Did they manage it on a shoestring budget.

Woody Gets an Election: Frasier has a bet against Sam that Woody would get at least 10% of the vote if he ran for city councillor. But then Woody's opponent suffers a scandal. (S11 Ep21/28).

It's Lonely on the Top: Carla's promoted to bartender and her drunken celebration leads to a night of passion with one of the Cheers regulars, but she can't recall who it was. (S11 Ep22/28).

Rebecca Gaines, Rebecca Loses Part 1: Rebecca impresses Kelly's father and is thrilled when he invites her over to his house, but the evening isn't what she was expecting. (S11 Ep23/28).

Rebecca Gaines, Rebecca Loses Part 2: Rebecca realises her obsession with rich men - including Mr Gaines - is doing her no favours. Cliff's mother goes into a retirement home. (S11 Ep24/28).

G.I. (Annoyed Grunt): Homer accidentally signs up for basic training in the army. And Marge and Grampa get roped in when they try to get him released. (S18 Ep5/22).

Hungry Hungry Homer: Homer goes on hunger strike when he discovers that the Springfield Isotopes baseball team are planning to move to Albuquerque. (S12 Ep15/21).

The teams make savoury Paris-Brest and savarin, and create a celebration St Honoré to serve 150 people. Who has the patience of a saint to secure a spot in the final six? (S10 Ep6/10).

Steph McGovern and Bettany Hughes chat about their respective new books. The Farm's Peter Hooton talks about the band's new album. And there's music from Cian Ducrot.

Pokey Mom: Marge notices a prison inmate's artistic talent and helps him to get a job painting a mural at the school. But he clashes with Skinner. Michael Keaton guest stars. (S12 Ep10/21).

Steve Jones, Lee McKenzie and the legendary C4 team are joined for the first time by ex-team principal Claire Williams for thrilling live coverage of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Lewis Hamilton earned an emotional home win here last year. This time, George Russell and Lando Norris will be determined to do likewise. But there's only one top step.

Join Steve Jones, Lee McKenzie and the C4 team for live reaction from the British GP at Silverstone. Expect expert analysis, interviews and in-depth discussion of all the key moments.

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

List It: Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at one of their biggest builds - Paul and Dawn's higgledy-piggledy Huddersfield home - where Kirstie got the sledgehammer out.

Stacey helps a multigenerational household to create the spacious kitchen diner they've always dreamt of, and finishes off her own Mediterranean haven poolside project. (Ep6/6).

Rescue: Two polar bears in Sweden need a new home. On his Suffolk wildlife park, Jimmy builds Europe's largest polar bear reserve. But can the bears handle such a major upheaval? (Ep1/3).

Nightclub Predator: A young woman's distressing 999 starts a rape investigation, revealing a dangerous suspect and a house filled with film records of multiple crimes. (Ep1/2).

The Handmaid's Tale: The last ever episode. There are revelations and reunions, and important decisions to be made, in the aftermath of the dramatic events in Boston. (S6 Ep10).