How Do I Love Thee, Let Me Call You Back: When Sam says 'I love you' to Diane without considering the consequences, she begins to analyse their relationship. (S2 Ep10/22).

Just Three Friends: When Diane's old friend Heather comes to town, Sam thinks that she's fallen for him. Diane knows better but becomes paranoid when Carla taunts her about it. (S2 Ep11/22).

Where There's a Will: Sam grants a dying customer's wish to tend the bar for fun, but tensions later mount when the man leaves a large sum of money to the patrons in his will. (S2 Ep12/22).

Battle of the Exes: Carla asks Sam to be her plus-one for her ex-husband Nick's wedding to his glamorous new flame, but this makes Nick jealous enough to want Carla back. (S2 Ep13/22).

Turkey or Fish: Debra takes it upon herself to prepare the Thanksgiving dinner, but she doesn't want her turkey to be compared with Marie's, so she cooks fish instead. (S1 Ep10).

Captain Nemo: Ray is appointed captain of the basketball team after his brother Robert is ousted, but their parents are not pleased about the situation. (S1 Ep11).

Father of the Bride: Frasier and Martin inadvertently offer to pay for Daphne's wedding. Meanwhile, Frasier's meddling drives Daphne crazy. (S7 Ep2).

Radio Wars: An unwilling Frasier becomes the butt of pranks by the station's shock jock. (S7 Ep3).

Everyone's a Critic: Frasier and Niles are at loggerheads again when Niles gets a new job as the art critic for a prestigious magazine. (S7 Ep4).

The Dog That Rocks the Cradle: Martin returns from his friend's funeral upset by how it was conducted. Frasier assures his father that all will be well when his time comes. (S7 Ep5).

Stephen J Cloobeck, CEO of hotel firm Diamond Resorts International, is the first boss to go undercover in his business for a second time, as he visits Pacific Monarch Resorts. (S4 Ep2/14).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A family feel the strain of resurrecting an Italian village. The owners of a French hamlet attempt to save the bakery. A settlement in the Italian hills prepares for a big event. (S2 Ep4).

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Suffolk and Constable Country, where Henry finds a miniature hay wain to lovingly restore. (S7 Ep7).

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

Jules and Gaynor want to move to Poitou-Charentes in France - with their pet alpacas - to run their own gîte business. Will any of Sara Damergi's options have them al-packing their bags.

The new run of the series that meets Britain's canal-dwellers continues. Martin approaches his nemesis, the supposedly haunted Harecastle Tunnel. Rhianna re-opens the Piano Boat. (S2 Ep4).

The new series continues. It's moving-in day for Nick and Nicola but after two years of work are they ready to settle in? Terry and Ashley are trying to garden on a chateau scale. (S5 Ep29).

The new run continues. Newly engaged couple Sophie and John are searching for their dream Italian home in the charming Abruzzo region. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what £50k can buy.

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

Victoria Collins MP, Member of Parliament for Harpenden and Berkhamsted, sets out the Liberal Democrats' plan to improve mental health services for young people.

Mum and daughter Kristie and Kirsten's six basset hounds bark a lot. Can a whistle and some magic words bring some control? And French bulldog Ace has separation anxiety. (S2 Ep6).

In the always-awkward first team task of the series, Stevie Martin invents a new way for humans to move, while Fatiha El-Ghorri sweeps the Taskmaster garden with a small broom. (S19 Ep2/10).

Nightmares USA: Iberville: The Nightmare Continues: Gordon's still helping Iberville Cuisine, in New Orleans' French Quarter. Will the staff walk out and implement their plan B? (S9 Ep2).

After suffering a severe asthma attack while walking the kids from school, Nichole is rushed to A&E. And Josh has a serious neck injury from an accident playing American football. (S33 Ep4).

A 38-year-old has life-threatening injuries after a wall falls on him at work. Seven-year-old Layla-Rose has smashed her front teeth. And a motocross rider has crashed his bike. (S32 Ep5).

Mangia Mangia (Part 2): Gordon returns to Colorado to conclude his attempt to help an Italian restaurant. Can he work his magic on a menu that relies on a microwave? (S7 Ep4/10).

Some fruity favourites from the gang. Do pomegranates make you healthy? How many apples are in a can of cider? Where's all the strawberry juice gone? And why are some fruits hairy.

Evocative and tender comedy drama tracking the ups and downs and round and rounds of a family on a road trip to get their eldest child out of Iran. In Persian/subs.

Jamie Oliver takes midweek meals up a notch, as he knocks out flavour-packed gnocchi and giant spicy meatballs, and turns a family favourite on its head with his upside-down fish pie. (Ep4).

Jamie Oliver cooks British classics and comfort food for all seasons. On the menu this time is lobster mac and cheese.

Phil Spencer revisits two first-time London buyers. Claire had £1.7m to spend on a flat on the South Bank with wheelchair access. Jen had high expectations south of the river. (S31 Ep9).

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

No Help Wanted: Norm has been out of work for a year and gets a job washing dishes - until Diane encourages Sam to hire him as his accountant to get his tax return completed. (S2 Ep14/22).

And Coachie Makes Three: Coach keeps hanging around with Sam and Diane, but they get tired of him playing gooseberry and decide to set him up on a date with a suitable woman. (S2 Ep15/22).

Cliff's Rocky Moment: Cliff's constant know-it-all chatter annoys an aggressive customer at the bar, who asks him to step outside for a fight, but is Cliff up to the challenge? (S2 Ep16/22).

Fortune and Men's Weight: A combined weighing scale and fortune-telling machine ordered by Coach proves correct when it predicts the future for Norm and Vera and Sam and Diane. (S2 Ep17/22).

The Ball: Ray is upset to discover that the autographed Mickey Mantle baseball his dad gave him years ago is a fake. So he decides to tell his daughter Ally the truth about Santa. (S1 Ep12).

Debra's Sick: With Debra ill, Ray juggles the kids and work, which causes problems when quarterback Terry Bradshaw agrees to have a meeting with him at the paediatrician's. (S1 Ep13).

Rivals: Frasier and Niles compete for the attention of the same woman at a party. At least, they think it's the same woman. (S7 Ep6).

A Tsar Is Born: Frasier and Niles are delighted to discover that they may be descended from Russian royalty. (S7 Ep7).

The Late Doctor Crane: Frasier's name becomes confused with another in casualty. The next day, his death is announced on television and he reads his own obituary. (S7 Ep8).

The Apparent Trap: When Lilith drops Frederick off at Frasier's house for Thanksgiving, Frederick asks her to stay for dinner. But strange things start to happen. (S7 Ep9).

Steve Greenbaum, co-founder and CEO of PostNet, which helps small businesses with everything from printing to design, goes undercover to see how well his firm is functioning. (S4 Ep6/14).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

There are wedding bells at a rebuilt Italian borgo, and it's the moment of truth at a French hamlet as the glamping site opens. (S2 Ep5).

In Shropshire, Simon O'Brien turns a redundant telescope into an unusual light, while Henry Cole restores a vintage Italian moped to take for a spin. (S7 Ep8).

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

Candy and Mark are looking for the perfect rural retreat to escape to in Almería in southern Spain. Ben Hillman lines up five fab options for £75k, but will any of them result in an offer.

The new run of the series that meets Britain's canal-dwellers continues. Will Rhianna's floating concert be harmonious? Martin faces his fears in the Harecastle Tunnel. (S2 Ep5).

The new series continues. The local mayor's heading over to Château de Lalacelle for an open house event. Sharon and Tim battle in a wallpaper-hanging competition in Haute-Vienne. (S5 Ep30).

The new run continues. Can Ben Hillman wow Kelly and Adey with a holiday home on Spain's Costa Blanca? He shows them what £80k can buy, including a townhouse with a huge pool.

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

Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mel Stride MP, discusses the Conservative Party's opposition to the rise in National Insurance contributions on businesses.

Can a retired art dealer secure the future of her horse museum? And Ed convinces the owner of a record-breaking collection of brooches to sell some to help fund his dream home. (S2 Ep2).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep13).

Experiment: New couples move into the Open House. Chloe and Mark, who've only ever had sex with each other, open their relationship up to see if Chloe's attracted to women. (S3 Ep1/8).

Joe Lycett: In his award-winning stand up show, Joe Lycett lampoons everything from tyrannical Post Office jobsworths to the stupidity of celebrities on Twitter.

Coming-of-age comedy about three young boys embarking on a brand new, terrifying adventure: sixth grade. Girls, kissing and an epic four-mile journey await.

Action-packed thriller starring Nicolas Cage. When both animals and assassins are let loose on a cargo ship, it's up to veteran-turned-poacher Frank Walsh to save the day.

List It: Brilliant Builds: The duo look back on one of their best budget-stretching renovations: a not-so-done-up Shropshire terrace. Did Kirstie's plan make the most of a small budget.

Newcastle. Mum-of-three Clare kicks off the week with a hot and spicy Indian menu of pakoras, lamb curry and mango ice cream and some hit-and-miss hula-hooping. (Ep1/5).

Newcastle. Comedy promoter David hasn't made the best impression so far.! Can his night of caviar, scallops, beef fillet, oysters, class divisions chat and carrot colours impress? (Ep2/5).

Newcastle. Marketing consultant Liz hopes to impress her guests with a sophisticated French evening. But now that David's night is out of the way, he's not holding back. (Ep3/5).

Newcastle. Club singer John hopes to hit the right notes with his travel-inspired menu and a musical surprise. But there's a heated debate over John's idol, Celine Dion. (Ep4/5).

Newcastle. With tensions rising between the guests, can spiritual Vicky and her amethyst crystal bring the group together on the final night? (Ep5/5).

Snow Job: Diane catches Sam out when he pretends he's going to a funeral rather than a skiing weekend in Vermont with his friends. Cliff grows jealous of Norm's new friendship. (S2 Ep18/22).

Coach Buries a Grudge: Coach is upset about the death of an old baseball buddy and holds a memorial in the bar, but then he discovers that the man once propositioned his wife. (S2 Ep19/22).

Norman's Conquest: Urged on by the bar patrons, Norm considers pursuing an attractive new client who seems to be interested in him, but she can't make him fall for her charms. (S2 Ep20/22).

Who's Handsome?: Ray starts to feel insecure about his looks after hearing Debra compliment Robert on his appearance. (S1 Ep14).

The Car: Debra refuses to drive the car that Ray buys from his parents after finding out that Ray 'got lucky' in it as a teenager. (S1 Ep15).

Back Talk: Frasier's back goes, and his prescribed medication causes him to lose his faculties and tell Daphne a long-held secret. (S7 Ep10).

The Fight Before Christmas: An apprehensive Daphne believes that Niles is finally going to reveal his true feelings for her. Frasier throws a poorly attended party. (S7 Ep11).

RDWRER: Frasier and Niles are forced to spend their Millennium New Year driving to Sun Valley in Martin's Winnebago. (S7 Ep12).

Lisa the Beauty Queen: Lisa wins second place in a beauty contest. (S4 Ep4/22).

Treehouse of Horror III: Lisa, Grampa and Bart tell scary stories at their Halloween party. A Krusty doll comes alive. Mr Burns heads to Skull Island. Bart raises the dead. (S4 Ep5/22).

The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds: Lisa is tormented by spoiled influencer girls at the sleepover from hell. Homer takes Marge on a sunset cruise. (S31 Ep21/22).

The Way of the Dog: When Santa's Little Helper bites Marge, the family explore his troubled past. (S31 Ep22/22).

Professionals: There's messy eating, post-dessert dancing, and ketchup revelations as Sicilian, Mexican and American restaurants compete in Sheffield. (S2 Ep10/20).

The competition begins in Perthshire, where hosts Lindsay and Pauline take their guests to a castle before finding themselves puzzled at feedback time.

The B&Bers head far north to Ross-shire, where hosts Diogo and Rafael lay on a classic Scottish offering. But there are tomato troubles and bacon bother at brekkie.

A lavatory letdown and some questionable prices cause concern at Janie and Paul's 16th-century hotel in Dumfries and Galloway.

During the week's final visit, to Morag and Jonny's glampsite in Berwickshire, the heat rises when two sets of guests fail to see eye to eye over the campfire.

After a tension-filled final visit, payment day promises to be a feisty affair. When the dust settles, who'll win the week.

Chester Zoo embarks on a treatment to save Asian elephant calf Indali. Feisty Humboldt penguin Almond and her mate Walnut go house-hunting, but an intruder is eyeing up their turf. (S8 Ep1).

Documentary. Iain Douglas-Hamilton is widely regarded as the pioneer of field-based African elephant research, and set up the Save the Elephants charity. He revisits his action-packed life.

In Newcastle, there's an incredible display of pianistic talent from a romantic tram driver, a teenager hits all the right notes, and an 87-year-old widow brings everyone to tears. (S3 Ep4).

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

On New Zealand's North Island, from Auckland to Wellington, the Northern Explorer scenic railway traverses amazing Middle Earth landscapes, past active volcanoes and hot springs. (Ep2/2).

David Baddiel and Hugh Dennis head to the pretty port of Le Somail and enjoy wine and cheese at a Languedoc vineyard, before their final push to the seaside town of Sète. (Ep4/4).

Exile: The sixth and final series continues. June tries to settle in a new community. Serena seeks a sanctuary. Luke and Moira take a big risk. (S6 Ep2).

Protocol: Part four of the Tom Cruise action-thriller franchise. The Impossible Missions Force fight to clear their name, while also trying to avert nuclear war. Busy, busy, busy.

Sci-fi action-mystery set on a war-ravaged planet Earth that's been largely abandoned by humanity. With Tom Cruise, Andrea Riseborough, Olga Kurylenko and Morgan Freeman.

Looking for a new home and a fresh start are a couple of 'jugs' called Millie and Max, 13-week-old Jack Russell puppy Albie, and escape artist Lily the beagle. (S4 Ep2).

Life at the unique, family-run Tebay Service Station in the Lake District. Generational farmer James Hadwin hopes that his sheep's milk brie can earn a place on the cheese counter. (S2 Ep1).

Lisa the Beauty Queen: Lisa wins second place in a beauty contest. (S4 Ep4/22).

Treehouse of Horror III: Lisa, Grampa and Bart tell scary stories at their Halloween party. A Krusty doll comes alive. Mr Burns heads to Skull Island. Bart raises the dead. (S4 Ep5/22).

The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds: Lisa is tormented by spoiled influencer girls at the sleepover from hell. Homer takes Marge on a sunset cruise. (S31 Ep21/22).

The Way of the Dog: When Santa's Little Helper bites Marge, the family explore his troubled past. (S31 Ep22/22).

I'll Be Seeing You Part 1: Diane agrees to have her portrait painted by an arrogant, eccentric artist, even though Sam can't stand him and urges her to avoid the project. (S2 Ep21/22).

I'll Be Seeing You Part 2: Sam and Diane are pushed to breaking point when she has her portrait painted behind his back. Will Sam be furious when he finds out? (S2 Ep22/22).

Diamonds: Ray discovers that the diamond in the engagement ring he bought Debra is a fake, so he decides to get it changed without her knowing - a potentially expensive mistake. (S1 Ep16).

The Game: When the family's cable television stops working, they resort to a game of Scruples - accompanied by inevitable arguments. (S1 Ep17).

They're Playing Our Song: Frasier goes all out when he's inspired to write a new theme tune for his radio show. (S7 Ep13).

Big Crane on Campus: Frasier dates his old high school prom queen but discovers that beauty is only skin deep. (S7 Ep14).

Challenge with Sandi Toksvig: The miniaturists make a Rococo hallway complete with an accessory for a masquerade ball, mural, console table and chaise longue. (Ep5/8).

Stephen and Anita Mangan talk about their new book. Alex James tells us about his Big Feastival and book. And there's music from The Kooks.

Warrin' Priests: A charismatic new preacher shakes things up at the church. So Reverend Lovejoy investigates his mysterious past. (S31 Ep19/22).

Warrin' Priests Part Two: Lisa is shattered when Reverend Lovejoy uncovers the truth about the popular new preacher. (S31 Ep20/22).

Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie: While Homer and Marge are at parents' evening, Bart breaks the babysitter's teeth. So Homer vows never to let him see the Itchy and Scratchy film. (S4 Ep6/22).

Marge Gets a Job: When Marge gets a job at the power plant, Mr Burns falls in love with her and invites her over to dinner, complete with a kidnapped Tom Jones to serenade them. (S4 Ep7/22).

In West Sussex, Colin and Oonagh hope to get the competition off to a flyer with a visit to a World War II aviation museum. But one B&Ber has a hot and sweaty night.

Visit two is to The Roade House (no, not that one) in Northamptonshire, where hosts Paul and Maxine boast a café bar, yoga studio and hair salon.

Joanne and Julie host in West Yorkshire, where two B&Bers poo-poo the lack of shampoo. And another pair come to blows at the Royal Armouries in Leeds.

The B&Bers are off glamping at Sanath and Amelia's site in Lincolnshire. But for one pair, the walk to the WC proves a step too far.

After an interesting - and at times hot-tempered - week, the B&Bers get together one last time to debate their differences and find out who's won.

In Stratford-upon-Avon, George Clarke helps Laura and Jonnie to transform their mock-Tudor Edwardian house. And in Essex, Nicki's 1920s cottage needs major changes. (S7 Ep3/5).

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

Stacey helps Katie and Chris, who've lost their renovation confidence after a bad experience. Can they tackle their DIY demons and create their dream space? (Ep4/6).

Off for Stand Up To Cancer: Greg James, Fern Brady, Spice Girl Mel B and Dermot O'Leary take on iced buns, a family classic and a celebrity doppelgänger in biscuit form.

The search concludes, at Heathrow Airport. The contenders for the final spot on the stage are a talented pilot, a romantic charity worker and a teacher with a royal medal. (S3 Ep5).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep13).

Brighton's night police patrol the town's hectic night life - from a possible suicide up on the cliff, to an urgent manhunt for a violent assailant with a crowbar. (S3 Ep1).

Spanish crime thriller. Inspector Sancho is transferring to Madrid. But when a brutal murder occurs, he starts hunting a killer who's on a search of his own. In Spanish/subs. (Ep1).

Lola Quivoron's gritty drama. A female motorcycle rider tries to join a male biker gang. With Julie Ledru. In French/subs.

Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie: While Homer and Marge are at parents' evening, Bart breaks the babysitter's teeth. So Homer vows never to let him see the Itchy and Scratchy film. (S4 Ep6/22).

Warrin' Priests: A charismatic new preacher shakes things up at the church. So Reverend Lovejoy investigates his mysterious past. (S31 Ep19/22).

Warrin' Priests Part Two: Lisa is shattered when Reverend Lovejoy uncovers the truth about the popular new preacher. (S31 Ep20/22).

The food buyers at Tebay Service Station sample some unique Cumbrian honey and a new gelato dessert. And farm manager Bob takes a long look at regenerative farming. (S2 Ep2).

Kirstie and Phil help first-time buyers Louise and Johnny search for a family pad in Weybridge. And can Ros and her son Alex find a countryside home that meets both their needs? (S29 Ep2/8).

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

The Rebound Part 1: Coach asks Diane to come back to the bar when Sam returns to his old bad habits. She recommends a psychiatrist, Dr Frasier Crane, who might be able to help. (S3 Ep1/25).

The Rebound Part 2: After several sessions with Dr Frasier Crane, Sam is getting his life back in order, so Diane feels it's time to tell him the truth about their relationship. (S3 Ep2/25).

I Call Your Name: Sam discovers an intimate secret about Diane's romance with her new boyfriend, Frasier, which leads Sam to believe that she is still in love with him. (S3 Ep3/25).

Fairy Tales Can Come True: The bar holds a Halloween fancy dress party. Cliff meets the woman of his dreams, who's dressed as Tinker Bell, but panics about their first date. (S3 Ep4/25).

Recovering Pessimist: Ray changes his ways after Debra accuses him of being too pessimistic, but his nearest and dearest reckon he's become a bighead. (S1 Ep18).

The Dog: Ray and Robert both want to keep a stray bulldog that Ray brings home. But it turns out that the canine isn't so stray after all. (S1 Ep19).

Out with Dad: An unlikely chain of events forces Martin to pretend that he's gay on Valentine's Day. (S7 Ep15).

Something About Dr Mary: Frasier's temporary call-screener, 'Dr' Mary (Kim Coles), hijacks his show with her sassy attitude and no-nonsense advice. (S7 Ep16).

Whine Club: Frasier's hopes of being elected corkmaster of the wine club are dashed when Niles's girlfriend Mel convinces him to run against his brother. (S7 Ep17).

Hot Pursuit: Martin helps Donny to stake out a man who's cheating on his wife, while Frasier and Roz nearly have a romantic encounter at a conference. (S7 Ep18).

Country music artist Darius Rucker goes undercover at an open mic night, as a roadie and a busker, in a bid to find fresh songwriting and performing talent. (S8 Ep9/10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

An ex-Olympian and his wife take on a derelict settlement in France. A couple pick up the pieces after an earthquake devastates their Italian village. (S2 Ep6).

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole are in north Wales, where Simon attempts his craziest restoration yet, turning the carcass of an old Land Rover into a garden seat. (S7 Ep9).

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

Semi-retired children's nurse Tracey is looking for a holiday home in La Duquesa on Spain's Costa del Sol. Property expert Jasmine Harman suggests five properties for her £140,000 budget.

The new run continues. Nigel, Sue and their pet 'Sheepums' begin a British waterborne adventure. And series one favourite Emma is having yet another engine disaster. (S2 Ep6).

Nick and Nicole battle freezing temperatures to transform a wing of Chateau des Vieilles Vignes. Ben and Billie set out to create a luxurious suite at Château la Grande Maison. (S4 Ep1).

The new run continues. Janet and Richard first visited Spain 26 years ago and have dreamt of moving there since. Now they need help finding their perfect property for £200k. Can Laura help.

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

Green Party Deputy Leader Zack Polanski discusses the benefits of increasing the taxes paid by the wealthiest in society.

Fast Feud: How did Greggs steal McDonald's fast food crown and how is McDonald's fighting back? Dani Dyer explores this extraordinary fast food feud.

More people are remaining virgins for longer, but now 12 courageous adult virgins embark on a unique intimacy course, at a luxury island retreat, to overcome their intimacy anxiety. (Ep1).

PC Jodie and PC Zoe are called to break up a brawl between neighbours. And veteran officer Emma struggles to identify a child who's found wandering the streets late at night. (S3 Ep2).

True crime documentary. Hamish McLaren is Australia's most successful con artist. Posing as an investor, he charms his way into his victims' lives. His lies net him over $60 million. (Ep1).

The documentary following Australia's most successful con artist concludes. Police uncover the shocking scale of Hamish's crimes. Can they build a case without anyone getting wind? (Ep2).

Zayna Flaming Grill (Part 1): Gordon makes the first of two visits to Zayna Flaming Grill, a Mediterranean restaurant in Redondo Beach owned by Faye and her niece Brenda. (S7 Ep6/10).

Evidence: Documentary following an investigation by The Sun into Madeleine McCann's disappearance, which uncovers further evidence that could point towards the prime suspect.

Misbah anxiously awaits updates on Donny, while Diane is shattered by the truth. Jez is running out of time. Nancy reveals a devastating decision. And manipulative Tommy tightens his grip.

Tebay Services hatch an ingenious plan to weave leftover fleece into bespoke tweed goods. The café trials a new ketchup. And a luxury Michelin butter's on its way. Or is it? (S2 Ep3).

Near Bristol, Kirstie and Phil help a couple who are looking for a home where they can start a family, and a mum and daughter who want a sound investment for the whole family. (S29 Ep3/8).

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

Sam Turns the Other Cheek: Sam unwittingly breaks his cardinal rule never to date a married woman, but he finds himself on the spot when her jealous husband suddenly appears. (S3 Ep5/25).

Coach in Love Part 1: Coach falls madly in love with an attractive woman named Irene, who agrees to marry him. True to form, Sam takes a romantic interest in Irene's daughter. (S3 Ep6/25).

Coach in Love Part 2: Irene has won two million dollars on the lottery and called off the wedding, but Coach remains convinced that she will come back to him on their big day. (S3 Ep7/25).

Diane Meets Mom: A nervous Diane tries to create a good impression when she meets Frasier's mother Hester, but Hester gives Diane some dire warnings. (S3 Ep8/25).

Neighbors: Ray's neighbours demand a meeting at his house to discuss what to do about his noisy dad Frank and interfering mum Marie. But then Frank and Marie arrive. (S1 Ep20).

Fascinatin' Debra: A psychotherapist interviews Debra for an article on the American family but finds the rest of the Barones more interesting than her. (S1 Ep21).

Morning Becomes Entertainment: Frasier and Bebe fill in for a week on a morning TV chat show. (S7 Ep19).

To Thine Old Self Be True: Frasier tries to plan Donny's bachelor party and winds up handcuffed to a stripper, embarrassing himself in front of Regan. (S7 Ep20).

The Three Faces of Frasier: Frasier becomes obsessed with a caricature of him that hangs on the wall of a Seattle restaurant. (S7 Ep21).

Dark Side of the Moon: Daphne buckles under the strain of planning her wedding, knowing deep down that it's because her true love is not the man she's marrying. (S7 Ep22).

Karen Freeman-Wilson, the mayor of Gary in Indiana, goes incognito among the city's workforce and meets a sanitation plant operator, a firefighter and a police officer. (S8 Ep2/10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A couple turn an animal shelter into a cocktail lounge, and the owners of an Italian village unpack a painting of an ancestor who dined with Mozart. (S2 Ep7).

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Norfolk, where Simon converts a trough into a bioethanol patio heater and Henry uncovers a vintage stationary engine. (S7 Ep10).

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

Can Ben Hillman help professional dog sitter Sally find her perfect holiday home in Andalucia's white-washed villages, for her budget of £65,000.

The new run continues. Will the water levels scupper Paul, Sami and Ren's towpath festival? And signwriter Andy begins work on a new project. (S2 Ep7).

Tim and Rebecca host their first-ever floral retreat. Nick and Nicole race against time to create a liveable space before their baby arrives. (S4 Ep2).

The new run continues. Nat and Dave are ready to buy a holiday home on Lanzarote, a place they visit twice a year. Jean tries to find their perfect property on the island they love so much.

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

Richard Tice MP, Member of Parliament for Skegness and Boston, discusses Reform UK's plan to tackle the energy crisis.

Renovations: It's full steam ahead in Gloucestershire, as Marcus and Kathryn attempt to convert a derelict railway goods shed into their dream family home. (S3 Ep5).

Adult virgins partake in a unique intimacy course, to overcome their intimacy anxiety. Can touch therapy, massage and an 'animal game' ignite the group's sexual impulses? (Ep2).

Detectives: The Digital Forensics Unit use groundbreaking tools to track suspects' digital footprints when a 13-year-old is murdered in a Reading park. (Ep3/3).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep13).

The celebs spend time on the sofa with George Clarke's Amazing Spaces, Swamp People: Serpent Invasion, The Woman in Black and the general election. (S6 Ep6).

In the always-awkward first team task of the series, Stevie Martin invents a new way for humans to move, while Fatiha El-Ghorri sweeps the Taskmaster garden with a small broom. (S19 Ep2/10).

Zayna Flaming Grill (Part 2): Gordon returns to California for the conclusion of his challenge to save Zayna Flaming Grill. Can he inject flavour into the tired menu? (S7 Ep7/10).

Zimbabwean-born Davi and Matt from Australia set out to build a house in Home Counties suburbia with a radical multicultural design. Can they successfully balance a wide range of looks.

Guest chef Big Zuu makes cheeseburger quesadillas in a highlight from Sunday Brunch, presented by Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer.

At Woodchester Vineyard, we meet the mum and daughter producing a special sparkling wine. And does father and son Aaron and Perry's meat counter meet butcher boss Dan's standards? (Ep2/6).

In Croydon, Kirstie and Phil help three friends who are buying together, and newly-weds Leon and Cherrelle, to get onto the tricky London property ladder. (S29 Ep4/8).

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

An American Family: Carla's ex-husband Nick returns with his new bride, demanding custody of their eldest son, and the bar patrons are shocked when Carla agrees to the request. (S3 Ep9/25).

Diane's Allergy: After moving in with Frasier, Diane develops a chronic allergy that she believes is caused by his dog, but Sam and Frasier think the reaction is psychosomatic. (S3 Ep10/25).

Peterson Crusoe: After a health scare, Norm decides that it's time to give up his old life and move to Bora Bora. But when it comes to the crunch, he has a change of heart. (S3 Ep11/25).

A Ditch in Time: Sam's flirtation with Diane's friend Amanda lands him in trouble when she becomes obsessive about their romance and he's afraid to get out of the situation. (S3 Ep12/25).

Why Are We Here?: Ray and Debra reminisce about more peaceful times in their first apartment and recall why they ended up living across the road from Ray's meddlesome parents. (S1 Ep22).

Ray's on TV: Ray's family reluctantly tell him the truth about his performance after he appears as a panellist on TV. (S2 Ep1).

Something Borrowed, Someone Blue (Part 1/2): Frasier offers romantic advice to Niles and Daphne, hoping that they'll admit their love for one another before her wedding. (S7 Ep23).

And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon: In a double-length episode, Niles and Daphne discover that there's a price to pay for admitting their true love. (S8 Ep1).

The Bad Son: Frasier begs Martin to take a tour of a senior citizens' home so that he can ask out its attractive manager. (S8 Ep2).

Greg Scott, the CEO of clothing retailer New York & Company, goes undercover among his own employees, seeking ways to keep the business in vogue and increase profitability. (S8 Ep3/10).

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In France, one couple turn a piggery into a living space and another deal with insulation havoc. And scorpions invade a village in Italy. (S2 Ep8).

In Wiltshire, Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth restore a vintage car, a weaving loom and a dough proving bin. (S7 Ep11).

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

David and Debbie are looking for a holiday home in and around the town of Coin in Spain's Málaga Province. Can they find a place big enough to house their five children and their horse.

The new run continues. Joe Dixon is turning his 72-foot narrowboat into a rental boat, but he's got his work cut out. And Emma launches a new project. (S2 Ep8).

Erin and JB tackle the tall order of turret renovation. Ben and Billie host a couples' weekend. Nick and Nicole take on their chateau's entire facade. (S4 Ep3).

The new run continues. Barbara and Leigh met in Cyprus years ago, and now they want a holiday home there to suit the whole family. Can Ben show them a property that's an ideal match.

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Clare Haughey MSP discusses The Scottish National Party's plan to harness technology to improve health and social care in Scotland.

Take up prime location on the sofa for a night celebrating a quarter-century of Kirstie and Phil, kicking off with a brand-new series with house-hunting in London and North Wales. (S43 Ep1).

Location Location: Kirstie and Phil celebrate 25 years in the property game, from boom to bust and from happy moments to turbulent times. And how has their own relationship evolved.

Bloops & Best Bits: Kirstie and Phil recall the practical jokes, fashion faux pas, outrageous stories and borderline scandalous revelations from their decades together. And bloopers too.

Don't be alarmed! You haven't time travelled back to the year 2000. To celebrate 25 years of Location, Location, Location, here's another chance to see the first-ever episode. (S1 Ep1).

An insight into the world of multi-million-pound luxury home construction. In this first episode, maverick developer Guy Phoenix transforms a dated hillside house into a superhome. (S1 Ep1).

Andrea and her son Stephan roll up for an evening of double dating. And bagpipe instructor Adam is deflated by online dating; can he get back on song with fellow Scot Conor? (S21 Ep2).

Bella Luna: Gordon visits Italian family restaurant Bella Luna, which is struggling with an inexperienced chef and an owner who won't acknowledge the eatery's flaws. (S7 Ep8/10).

A look at some of the extraordinary implants and surgeries Professor Noel has performed in order to save his patients' lives, from a rescue cat to a retriever puppy and an Alaskan malamute.

The search concludes, at Heathrow Airport. The contenders for the final spot on the stage are a talented pilot, a romantic charity worker and a teacher with a royal medal. (S3 Ep5).

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate ravioli with meat sauce.

We find out how Gloucester Services' stunning design, complete with grass roof and cathedral-like interior, came about. And will Bini's risky new Jammu curry impress buyer Alex? (Ep3/6).

Kirstie Allsopp revisits two sets of house-hunters who were searching along the Norfolk coastline and the English Riviera. There have been big changes in their homes and lives. (S30 Ep5/8).

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

Whodunit?: Frasier's esteemed colleague Dr Ludlow meets Carla, falls in love with her and proposes marriage in a whirlwind romance, but Carla has a surprise up her sleeve. (S3 Ep13/25).

The Heart Is a Lonely Snipe Hunter: At Diane's insistence, Sam invites Frasier to join the boys on a fishing trip, during which they send him into the woods on a 'snipe hunt'. (S3 Ep14/25).

King of the Hill: Sam thinks he's scored some brownie points by agreeing to pitch in a charity softball game, but his over-competitive nature earns him a lecture from Diane. (S3 Ep15/25).

Teacher's Pet: Sam joins a geography class so that he can pass his high school diploma. Coach helps him to study, but he finds an easier way to progress: by dating the teacher. (S3 Ep16/25).

Father Knows Least: Ray reluctantly accompanies Debra to parenting classes but soon realises that he can use the lessons on his own parents. (S2 Ep2).

Brother: Ray agrees to take Robert out on the anniversary of his divorce but is disturbed by the brotherly bonding that develops. (S2 Ep3).

The Great Crane Robbery: Frasier's bootlicking routine backfires when he invites his new boss, a nouveau-riche internet millionaire, to his tastefully decorated home. (S8 Ep3).

Taking Liberties: Frasier hires a butler, who spoils everyone in the household and offers Frasier sage advice in his bid to join the snobbish opera board. (S8 Ep4).

Legal Tender Love and Care: Frasier starts dating the attractive attorney who defended him against Donny, who was jilted at the altar by Daphne. (S8 Ep5).

The New Friend: Frasier develops a friendship with Roz's new boyfriend, who then cheats them both. (S8 Ep6).

Renee Maloney, the co-founder of art class studio business Painting with a Twist, goes undercover in her organisation to make sure that her projections of growth are possible. (S8 Ep4/10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In France, one couple battle the rain to fix their leaky roof, while another pair find animal skeletons in their ceiling. And in Italy, could a two-year wait for windows be over? (S2 Ep9).

In Buckinghamshire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole restore a pair of manhole covers, a water pump and a beehive. (S7 Ep12).

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

Janet and Andrew want to retire to the Spanish sunshine of the western Costa del Sol. Can Danni Menzies make their dream a reality with five impressive properties for their budget of £200k.

The new run continues. Iqbal and Sabahat cook up a feast on the Curry Cruiser. And Joe's holiday boat receives its final touches before her maiden voyage. (S2 Ep9).

Erin and JB battle a storm to get their turret weatherproofed. Ben and Billie renovate the gatehouse. Nick and Nicole race to complete renovations before their baby arrives. (S4 Ep4).

The new run continues. Lisa is looking for a holiday home on the stunning coastline of southern Alicante. With help from her dad and Jasmine Harman, can they bag her dream place.

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Sarah Smith MP, Member of Parliament for Hyndburn, sets out the Labour Government's vision to create more opportunities for young people.

Great Dane puppy Sid has to learn some manners on his lead; can trainee Sean get this big baby under control? And Dawn and Don can't ignore rescue dog Buddy's postie-hating habits. (S2 Ep7).

Fatiha El-Ghorri has concerns about aggressive waterfowl, while Rosie Ramsey goes flying, but it's Mathew Baynton crawling through a corridor that causes the largest commotion. (S19 Ep3/10).

Nightmares USA: Voleo's: Gordon tries to revamp Voleo's Seafood Restaurant, a family-run restaurant in Westwego, Louisiana, that's been struggling since Hurricane Ida in 2021. (S9 Ep3).

A woman is rushed in after a serious car crash. Simon fell off his bike on his way to buy a helmet. James, who severed his finger while climbing, talks about his love for his dad. (S30 Ep7).

Ronalds has sliced through his ankle at work. Owen's put his shoulder out. Jeremy's bike crash leads to a shocking discovery. (S34 Ep1).

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants he's helped: La Galleria 33 in Boston; The Olde Hitching Post in Massachusetts; and the Prohibition Grille in Washington. (S7 Ep9/10).

Erotic thriller with Kat Graham. Claire gets more than she bargained for when she begins a steamy affair with her boss's wife. But she's got her own dark past too.

Jamie Oliver shows us how to make easy and delicious meals cooked in just one pan, pot or dish. He whips up frying-pan pasta, a twist on a fish pie and a sublime roast lamb feast. (Ep1).

Nuno samples The Artisan Baker's new vegan pastries. Alex discovers how Cinderhill Farm's sausage rolls are made. And will Sarah's cinnamon twist cupcakes be a hit with customers? (Ep4/6).

In Reading, Kirstie and Phil help a dad and daughter trawl the trendy suburb of Caversham. And can teachers Richard and Jo find a family home before the school term starts? (S30 Ep2/8).

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

The Mail Goes to Jail: When Cliff gets ill, Norm helps him by delivering the mail, but gets arrested for allegedly tampering with the post. (S3 Ep17/25).

Bar Bet: An absurd bet that Sam made during his wild days comes back to haunt him when the man he made the wager with shows up. If Sam can't triumph, he must forfeit the bar. (S3 Ep18/25).

Behind Every Great Man: Sam's reputation as a ladies' man takes a battering when a journalist comes to the bar to report on Boston's singles scene and is irked by his smugness. (S3 Ep19/25).

If Ever I Would Leave You: Carla's ex-husband Nick has been thrown out by his new wife Loretta. He comes grovelling back to the bar, promising to devote himself to Carla. (S3 Ep20/25).

Mozart: To teach Ally a lesson about quitting, Ray resumes the piano lessons with his mother that he gave up 25 years earlier. (S2 Ep4).

Golf: Ray's guilt about lying to Debra so that he can play golf turns into stress, for which his doctor prescribes a surprising cure. (S2 Ep5).

Mary Christmas: A scheming Frasier works his way into hosting the annual televised Christmas parade but is horrified to learn that his protégée Dr Mary is his co-host. (S8 Ep7).

Frasier's Edge: On the night of the SeaBee broadcasting awards, Frasier has an emotional crisis that makes him re-evaluate his entire life. (S8 Ep8).

Cranes Unplugged: Frasier can't adjust to his 13-year-old son's new attitude, so he forces Freddy to go camping with him and Martin in an attempt at male bonding. (S8 Ep9).

Motor Skills: After relying on the breakdown service one too many times, Frasier and Niles take a car maintenance class. And when Roz gets a puppy, Martin takes over the training. (S8 Ep10).

Jeff Dudan, the CEO of environmental services company AdvantaClean, goes incognito among his staff to ensure that his franchise owners are following his template for success. (S8 Ep5/10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

The owners of a hamlet in the Limousin move into their renovated piggery. And a Scotsman buys a village in Bulgaria after spotting it on eBay. (S2 Ep10).

In Gloucestershire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole upcycle a horse yoke, a hay trailer and a fertiliser funnel. (S7 Ep13).

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

Horse lovers Mel and James want a holiday home in Mijas Pueblo in southern Spain. Laura Hamilton shows them what £180k can buy. Do any of the places leave Mel and James chomping at the bit.

The new run continues. Andy has to deliver his project to a mooring, something he's rarely done. And veteran Jay takes to the water for the first time as a continuous cruiser. (S2 Ep10).

Belinda and Lee pull out all the stops for a three-course charity dinner. At Château de Bourneau, Erin and JB race to complete a towering renovation in their fairy-tale turret. (S4 Ep5).

The new run continues. Kentse and Brian honeymooned in Rome and now they want a slice of dolce vita in the form of a holiday home nearby. Laura shows them properties for their £80k budget.

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Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philips highlights the Conservatives' call for a national inquiry on grooming gangs operating in the UK.

Katie helps Denise and Brett, whose French chateau is full of chandeliers, suits of armour, books and jewellery. And Anita has one of the greatest royal collections in the world. (S2 Ep3).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep14).

Experiment: Committed couples explore whether open relationships can strengthen their bonds. Can Jonny and Sarah overcome their nerves? And will Tanith and Paul partake? (S3 Ep2).

Meta-comedy horror 're-quel' with Courteney Cox. Killer Ghostface returns to shock the younger generation out of their love of 'elevated horror' with a bit of old-fashioned slashing.

La Galleria 33 (Part 1): Gordon tries to help La Galleria 33, run by sisters Rita and Lisa, who blame the restaurant's failures on everything from tablecloths to the weather. (S6 Ep1/16).

Ron Lynch, the founder and president of Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery, one of the USA's fastest-growing chains of sports pubs, goes incognito to work among his own staff. (S4 Ep13/14).

Harrogate. Fun-loving Jane serves up classic dishes with a twist and matches her wine to her food, on a night featuring burnt buns, jammy finds and marriage revelations. (Ep1/5).

Harrogate. Horse enthusiast Cassy hopes to gallop into first place with a jockey theme and gastropub grub. But how will her snail racing on the dinner table go down with her guests? (Ep2/5).

Harrogate. Veteran punk Cathy McConaghy goes back to her Irish roots, with homemade soda bread, cockle soup, oysters and a very boozy dessert that packs a punch. (Ep3/5).

Harrogate. Photographer Simon Meyer takes a laid-back approach to hosting and narrowly avoids a kitchen cat-astrophe. But he gets emotional over his chicken soup starter. (Ep4/5).

Harrogate. Local 'toff' Alasdair Moore plans to impress his guests with 'proper' dinner party food and fine wines. But an early slip-up dents his confidence. (Ep5/5).

In Bournemouth, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two single parents who want to bring their families together, and a family who are stuck in a rental rut. (S30 Ep4/8).

The Executive's Executioner: Norm's boss makes him an offer he can't refuse: accept a promotion or lose his job. So Norm finds himself in charge of firing other employees. (S3 Ep21/25).

Cheerio, Cheers: Diane decides to leave the bar and travel to Europe with Frasier. She wishes Sam would stop her from going, but he's too busy organising her farewell party. (S3 Ep22/25).

The Bartender's Tale: Carla insists Sam should hire an older woman to replace Diane. She thinks she's found the perfect candidate in Lillian, whose daughter catches Sam's eye. (S3 Ep23/25).

The Belles of St Clete's: Carla calls together her former school classmates to plot revenge when she spots their sadistic principal having a drink at Cheers. (S3 Ep24/25).

The Show Must Go Off: Frasier and Niles try to revitalise the career of their boyhood actor idol, only to learn that he stinks. With Sir Derek Jacobi and Patrick Macnee. (S8 Ep11).

Sliding Frasiers: In homage to the romantic film Sliding Doors, two radically different versions of Frasier's love life unfold. (S8 Ep12).

Hungry Heart: In a comedy of mistaken identity, Frasier intervenes to save station manager Kenny's marriage by diverting him from a rendezvous. (S8 Ep13).

Lisa's First Word: The family try to get Maggie to say her first word. But Homer's glad that she hasn't spoken yet, because all Lisa and Bart do is talk back to him. (S4 Ep10/22).

Homer's Triple Bypass: Homer has a heart attack while he's watching TV. The hospital says he needs a bypass, but Homer can't afford it. Of course, there's always Dr Nick. (S4 Ep11/22).

Marge vs the Monorail: When Springfield decides to install a monorail system, Homer is employed as the conductor. There's just one problem: he has no idea what he's doing. (S4 Ep12/22).

Professionals: In Swansea, The Secret Bar and Kitchen hope that their fishy fare will impress. But can The Plough's flaming pud or The Mine's elegant entrée steal the show? (S2 Ep12/20).

A shorter competition this week begins in Merthyr Tydfil, where hosts Julie and Bella lay on a stay packed full of outdoor pursuits and local delicacies.

The B&Bers are in Bath for the week's second visit, where hosts Tina and Alex plunge their guests into the history of the famous city.

Kristina and Hanne host the week's final visit at their unique shepherd huts in Kent, where the rural location and breathtaking views go down a storm.

The B&Bers fight it out for the prized plaque on payment day, with a packed agenda of score settling and emotional feedback. When the dust settles, who'll win out.

A special episode looking back at some of Four in a Bed's best (and worst) B&Bs, low scores, tense arguments, dramatic moments and behind-the-scenes gossip.

Jamie Foxx stars in this reboot of the 1982 musical. Orphan Annie is transported to post-2008 recession-hit New York, where she becomes the ward of a germaphobe running for mayor.

The search concludes, at Heathrow Airport. The contenders for the final spot on the stage are a talented pilot, a romantic charity worker and a teacher with a royal medal. (S3 Ep5).

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

Highlights: Formula 1 heads to Europe for the first time this season. Can Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton impress in front of the Tifosi.

Ahead of the 40th anniversary of the discovery of the Titanic's wreckage, this film reveals the untold stories of passengers and crew who survived and perished in the disaster.

The final series continues. June struggles to save her loved ones. Commander Lawrence welcomes diplomats to New Bethlehem. Aunt Lydia searches for Janine. (S6 Ep3).

Part five of the Tom Cruise action-thriller franchise. The secret agents must bring down a terrorist group, but that's not easy when the CIA are hunting you down.

Dark sci-fi action with Tom Hardy as Marvel's anti-hero. A reporter becomes inhabited by a ferocious extraterrestrial that has its own ideas on how to behave. With Michelle Williams.

La Galleria 33 (Part 2): The saga of Boston eatery La Galleria 33 comes to a dramatic conclusion as Gordon Ramsay gives restaurant owners and sisters Rita and Lisa an ultimatum. (S6 Ep2/16).

Country: Sarah, her husband Graham and their four boys try to design their dream kitchen for their ambitious new build classic country house.

In the West Country, Kirstie Allsopp visits a house that has been furnished from top to bottom with upcycled furniture and has a glorious roulotte caravan in the garden.

Highway to Well: When Marge gets a job at a cannabis dispensary, she discovers a talent for healing, and Homer discovers a talent for dealing. (S31 Ep17/22).

Thanksgiving of Horror: Tales of terror! A virtual Marge cooks against real Marge for survival. A murderous side dish threatens a space mission. (S31 Ep8/22).

Marge Gets a Job: When Marge gets a job at the power plant, Mr Burns falls in love with her and invites her over to dinner, complete with a kidnapped Tom Jones to serenade them. (S4 Ep7/22).

Lisa's First Word: The family try to get Maggie to say her first word. But Homer's glad that she hasn't spoken yet, because all Lisa and Bart do is talk back to him. (S4 Ep10/22).

Homer's Triple Bypass: Homer has a heart attack while he's watching TV. The hospital says he needs a bypass, but Homer can't afford it. Of course, there's always Dr Nick. (S4 Ep11/22).

Marge vs the Monorail: When Springfield decides to install a monorail system, Homer is employed as the conductor. There's just one problem: he has no idea what he's doing. (S4 Ep12/22).

Rescue Me: Frasier has proposed to Diane but instead of answering, she dashes to the phone to call Sam, hoping he'll declare undying love and rush to Italy to stop the wedding. (S3 Ep25/25).

Birth, Death, Love and Rice: Frasier visits the bar and informs Sam that Diane is now working in a convent. Sam hires Woody, who was a friend of Coach's, to work at Cheers. (S4 Ep1/26).

Woody Goes Belly Up: New barman Woody desperately misses his girlfriend, so Sam and Diane fly her in from Indiana for a surprise visit. Frasier finds a way to pay his bar bill. (S4 Ep2/26).

Someday My Prince Will Come: A coat left behind at the bar arouses Diane's curiosity, and she dreams its owner could be her Prince Charming. But will the man return to claim it? (S4 Ep3/26).

Hooping Cranes: Frasier takes his dad and Niles to the basketball but can't believe his eyes when Niles is plucked out of the crowd and given the chance to win a big cash prize. (S8 Ep14).

Docu.Drama: Frasier can't narrate Roz's ambitious space documentary, so she turns to legendary space hero and US senator John Glenn. (S8 Ep15).

Challenge with Sandi Toksvig: The miniaturists make an Edwardian games room complete with a playable tabletop game, billiard table, cabinet and indoor plant. (Ep6/8).

Ivo Graham tells us about his new book. Diversity chat about their tour. There's music from Sports Team. Plus: Ebony Rainford-Brent, Beth Rigby and Adam Duritz.

New Kid on the Block: When Homer gets kicked out of an all-you-can-eat seafood restaurant for eating too much, he takes the owner to court. (S4 Ep8/22).

Mr Plow: Homer impulsively buys a snow plough and sets up in business as Mr Plow. But when Barney declares himself the Plow King, their rivalry spirals out of control. (S4 Ep9/22).

Brother from the Same Planet: When Homer is late picking up Bart from a school football game, Bart gets a surrogate dad from an agency. (S4 Ep14/22).

I Love Lisa: On Valentine's Day, Lisa takes pity on Ralph and gives him a card. But when he falls in love with her, it leads to a bitter feud between their families. (S4 Ep15/23).

The competition kicks off in Lincolnshire, where hosts Ryan and Hollie have a unique style and 15,000 mannequins up their sleeves.

Mum and daughter Holly and Meg host the week's second visit at their Nottinghamshire glampsite, where they aim to make glamping even more glam.

In Richmond in North Yorkshire, Tom's already let all his competitors know his place is the best in town. So why's he feeling so hard done by at feedback time.

Brittany hosts the week's final visit in Windermere, where the B&Bers enjoy an arty afternoon. But faces drop when it comes to the cost.

It's been a fiery week, and every last one of the B&Bers is unhappy with their feedback. So expect more fireworks when they meet up once again to find out who's won.

List It: Brilliant Builds - Kirstie and Phil look back on one of their most turbulent builds ever: Amber and Martin's working from home transformation in Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire.

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It's Italian rookie Kimi Antonelli's first home race. But with the Ferrari factory less than 100 miles away - under half an hour in an F1 car - the crowd will mostly be dressed in red.

With the big concert looming, the hard work starts. Mika, Jon Batiste and Claudia help prepare the amateur pianists to perform. But have they taken too big a risk with the line-up? (S3 Ep6).

These Girls: Suspenseful thriller starring Amanda Seyfried as Mickey, a Philadelphia police officer who discovers that she may have a personal connection to a series of murders. (Ep1/8).