Robin proposes to Rebecca and wants to marry her when he gets out of jail, but she gets cold feet. Frasier's hooked on the new karaoke machine.

Robin hires a music star to sing at his wedding to Rebecca, who's forgotten her cold feet, but Sam's request makes her change her tune about the marriage.

Rebecca struggles to come to terms with the fact that she's broken off her marriage to Robin.

Marie and Debra have a housekeeping war after Ray gets sucked into buying a cutting-edge vacuum cleaner.

Tempers flare when Marie accuses Debra of not returning a borrowed canister that holds sentimental value - but Debra insists that she's already given it back.

Debra's angry when Ray contributes $1000 to his friends' hare-brained scheme to open a go-kart business without consulting her.

When Diane visits Seattle, Frasier is torn between his feelings for her and his resentment from when she ditched him at the altar.

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.

Frasier suggests that everyone celebrates the leap year by trying something daring - but, as usual, his plans go awry.

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.

It's make or break for the Virginia business strategy. A motorbike legend is ready to sell some high-octane stock. And a rare Growler toy is very old and very odd.

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Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Kent to fix up a rusty 1965 Ford Mustang for a surprise reveal in front of 10,000 people at London's O2 Arena.

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.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Kelvin Fletcher in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Lee Juggurnauth heads to south-east Spain around the Costa Cálida to help Trevor and Mel find a dream holiday home. Will any of Lee's five fabulous options hit the spot.

There are build problems at Stretch and Rachael's Portuguese reno. Can David and Lane sniff out more business at their French emporium? Will Rachel save the Spanish ranch.

The new run continues. Steve and Andrew host the week's second visit at Cae Court Hotel in Bridgend, where the B&Bers raise a tostada to a brilliant Spanish brekkie.

The new run continues. In Bradford, Jason plans a menu of Yorkshire's finest but keeps throwing his efforts in the bin! After postcode palaver, have Jason's chances 'bin' and gone.

Mandy and Andy lap up Lake Como's stunning shores to find the perfect holiday home for £130k. Will an apartment that they've already seen online live up to their expectations in real life.

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That exploring-a-new-city excitement. But how can we enjoy a beautiful city break without breaking the bank? Jasmine Harman reveals how to land cheap flights and bag free luggage.

The drama continues as David Thewlis stars in a real-life story of pollution and criminal convictions that exposes how water companies have polluted our natural resources for so long.

What do the Goggleboxers think of Black Mirror, Gladiators and The Apprentice? Also, Britain's Got Talent, The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer and Casualty.

The Goggleboxers settle down for more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think this time.

A car sale on social media turns into a knife-point carjacking and a high-speed car chase. In Sheffield, the hit-and-run death of an elderly man takes a disturbing twist.

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.

The final twelve solve a complex maths game to escape from a maze. Then the top eight compete against each other in a mind-bending memory game, for a place in the final four.

Aisling Bea and Chloe Petts muse over the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.

Weakened by the Iraq war, Blair's forced out of office by his own party. Blair seeks to build a new legacy on a global scale but is repeatedly forced to defend his time in Number 10.

Carl and Brianha bring the French Riviera to Bognor Regis, with lasers and a smoke machine. Justin and Karen do fine dining. And is Mark and Lisa's curry too hot for their guests to handle.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with Paul and his American bride Alissa in Windsor, and Malcolm and Jenny in Wiltshire.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Kelvin Fletcher in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Sam's back trouble threatens his annual Valentine's Day get-together with Lauren. Frasier and Lilith try to merge their therapy groups.

Rebecca tries to buy the lease for the bar from John Hill, but Sam gets wind of her plans.

Norm becomes increasingly paranoid when Vera gets a job working above the bar at Melville's restaurant. Lilith helps Frasier celebrate his birthday.

Marie gets Robert's ex and his police partner Judy together in an effort to understand why her son can't seem to commit to a relationship.

When Ray realises that his kids would rather spend time with their Uncle Robert than with him, he decides to do something about it.

Debra's shocked when her parents split up.

Frasier buys an expensive chess set and challenges his dad to a game. Martin wins easily, again and again.

Niles and Frasier take opposing sides in a court battle over the competency of eccentric millionaire Harlow Stafford.

Frasier sets his sights on a police officer who, unbeknown to him, has a crush on his dad.

Frasier begins a campaign to woo the new radio station owner, Texas multi-millionaire Big Willy, so that his show will be syndicated nationwide.

Mike gambles on a 1935 Auburn car that's been in a barn for two decades. The guys are on shaky ground in Iowa. Dave reveals the results of Mike's biggest investment.

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Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Essex to restore a tatty old JCB for carpenter Kev. But rejigging the digger is a bigger job than they figured.

In Gloucestershire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet motocross fan Tom. Henry upcycles Porsche wheel rims into stools. Simon makes an extraordinary lamp from old copper piping.

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

Jacqui and Michael have always dreamed of owning an Italian holiday home in a village in Abruzzo's mountains. Craig Rowe shows them what £70k can buy.

Rachel and her brother open their ranch for guests. David and Lane take drastic action at their emporium. Stretch and Rachael finish their renovation.

The new run continues. The B&Bers visit Shaun and Sarah's glampsite in Aberystwyth, where a pair of resident diddy donkeys steal the show - and plenty of hearts.

The new run continues. In Bradford, Gaby hopes that her Sardinian soirée, singing son, cocktails, party tricks and dolce vita dinner will sweeten the deal with her guests.

Sally and Lee see what treats Tenerife has to offer in Costa Adeje for £450k, from a place that would leave you with a tan like a zebra to a gorgeous Moorish duplex giving paradise vibes.

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Kirstie and Phil meet Heather and Tim, whose seven-acre home near Edinburgh has a dysfunctional layout. Tim wants somewhere more rural but Heather wants to stay put.

The drama concludes as David Thewlis leads in a real-life story of pollution and criminal convictions that exposes how water companies have polluted our natural resources for so long.

There's a singing star this time and a sax player too. A couple of yachties. And an ex-copper from Essex seeks an alpha male fit to be a king.

Jimmy Carr, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, as Jon Richardson and Judi Love take on Rob Beckett and Katherine Parkinson. Spencer Jones is in Dictionary Corner.

Six-month-old gastropub Bask 46 is in jeopardy due to its fiery head chef. Can Gordon transform it.

Biographical drama starring Nicholas Hoult and Lily Collins, charting the early life and inspirations of Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit author JRR Tolkien.

Behind the Ban - Dispatches: Matt Shea investigates why the government banned direct action group Palestine Action, putting the police and judicial system under intense pressure.

Kirstie and Phil revisit two sets of first-time buyers, Isobel and Chris in the Cotswolds, and student Claire, who had £1.7 million to spend on London's South Bank.

The potters make body part pots and sculptures of their bodies in motion, fired in brick kilns that they're building themselves. Who can carve out a place in the semi-final.

Another chance to watch yesteday's new episode, with Kelvin Fletcher in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Sam's certain that Rebecca's made a big mistake when she converts the bar's pool room into a genteel café serving tea. But Rebecca has a secret weapon.

Carla plots to win the Miss Boston Barmaid prize by being pleasant to all the judges, but when she realises Cliff is among them, she struggles to be nice.

Sam's old baseball rival goads him into a final exhibition match, but Sam isn't too sure he wants to participate. Woody becomes fond of a stray dog.

Frank offers to decorate Ray's house, but refuses to paint it the colour that Ray and Debra want.

When Ray escorts Ally to a father-daughter dance, he realises how grown-up his daughter has become and remembers the day when she was born.

Michael showcases a self-penned story at his school: The Angry Family. Cue plenty of finger-pointing among the Barones, which kinda proves Michael's point.

To save Roz from a disastrous about-to-be love affair, Frasier declares his undying love. Confused? You will be.

Frasier's radio show comes under scrutiny when a focus group volunteer their opinions from behind a two-way mirror.

Frasier struggles to come up with a clever catchphrase for his show while Daphne tries to avoid returning to England to visit her family.

When an old flame visits Daphne, the Crane household is turned upside down.

Mike's on a mission to secure a rare cyclecar that he's coveted for more than two years, but can the guys sweet talk the owner into sealing the deal.

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In Cambridgeshire, Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw rescue Kev's Toyota MR2 Mk1, a classic two-seater sports car with more than its fair share of automotive issues.

In Sussex, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Bill and Annie, who have a penchant for Star Wars collectables and, most importantly - as far as Henry is concerned - motorbikes.

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

Jasmine Harman helps Caroline and Gary with their dream of owning a Spanish holiday home. What will Valencia province's countryside and villages offer for their £150k.

In Tuscany, Gill and Robin turn an old cantina into a rural hillside retreat. Stacey sets her sights on opening a yoga studio. David and Lane's relocation doesn't go to plan.

The new run continues. The week's final visit is to Fritha and Justin's country hotel in Flintshire, where things get frosty over al fresco drinks, before a chaotic breakfast the next day.

The new run continues. In Bradford, Akili aims to enchant her guests with exotic elegance and a fusion of flavours. But will her ice cream leave her out in the cold.

Karen and David look for a perfect place in Paphos for £360k. Will a stunning stone villa that has David moving in immediately or a place with splendid sea views and a swanky pool deliver.

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

In Radcliffe-on-Trent, Joel and Nicola restore Joel's grandparents' 1970s Victorian cottage and add a plush extension, with a stretched budget and a tight Yuletide timeline.

The story of the remarkable campaign to ban private handguns in Britain after the 1996 mass shooting at Dunblane Primary School, told using a bereaved dad's recently uncovered recordings.

A man arrives at A&E with two of his severed fingers in a bag of frozen peas after having a wood-chopping accident. And pro-bike-rider Max has hit his head in a high-speed crash.

Richard, who's 35, is rushed to Queen's in Nottingham. He collapsed suddenly at home and may be going into organ failure. And Colin's sliced his hand open with a Stanley knife.

Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant star in this witty biographical drama about a literary fraudster who forges lucrative letters by dead celebrities.

Alan Davies and Joe Lycett traverse around Trieste, shoot the breeze at the Wind Museum, go food and fizz pairing in Prosecco, have a painting lesson and even pop into Slovenia.

Gordon attempts to revamp an inconsistent country club and golf course restaurant in New Jersey. It's dark, it's gloomy and the food's attracting complaints.

Competing to host the best party in Grimsby are straight-talking Mel and Patrick, seasoned ravers Vanessa and Steve and lovebirds Amber and Ryan, whose matching pink outfits raise eyebrows.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

In this revisit edition, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer see whether Rik and Helen found their home in Manchester, and discover if Alison and Phil's big move in Herefordshire worked out.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Kelvin Fletcher in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Lilith is heartbroken when her favourite lab rat dies. Sam's surprised when a bar customer rejects his advances - and is stunned when he finds out why.

Frasier asks Sam to babysit young Frederick, despite Lilith's reservations, but the evening is a disaster. Woody's girlfriend Kelly gets a job at Cheers.

Rebecca's at a crossroads and attends job interviews. Sam wants to be a father and gets an unusual suggestion about who the mother of his child should be.

Frank forces Marco to choose either Marie or him as a friend. Ray sides with Frank because he doesn't approve of his mother having a male friend.

Ray loses his wedding ring and is propositioned by a woman at the airport. When Debra finds out what happened, she pretends to be single too.

After hurting themselves during a tryst, Ray and Debra say they fell down the stairs. But when Frank gets hurt doing some DIY, they begin to feel guilty.

Roz takes the trouble to set Frasier up on a blind date with her friend, but it's Bulldog who ends up falling in love.

When Frasier's awakened night after night by a recurring dream, he becomes obsessed with discovering its true meaning.

While enjoying a quiet coffee, Frasier and Niles realise that they're sitting next to one of America's most famous authors.

Niles becomes a big hit with a famous basketball player when he fills in for Frasier at the radio station.

When Frank meets Frank, it's a match made in picking heaven. And in Illinois, the guys discover a treasure trove of unusual micro cars.

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Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Cambridgeshire to fix up their very first supercar: a rare 1989 Ultima race car that's been gathering dust for 30 years.

In Gloucestershire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet avid collector Bryan. Henry upcycles some old oxygen regulators while Simon restores a stylish, traditional wooden dresser.

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

Sandra and Dave want a holiday home in southern Alicante for all their family to enjoy. Ben Hillman shows them five fab options for their £100k budget, but are any of them perfect.

Gill and Robin complete their Tuscan hillside retreat. Stretch and Rachael take on a busy summer season. And did David and Lane make the right move.

The new run continues. It's payment day following a wonderful week in Wales. The problem is, none of the B&Bers can agree on what exactly was wonderful about it.

The new run continues. In Bradford, Tom draws on his French heritage to deliver simple dishes executed well. And as the final scores are revealed, who has that je ne sais quoi.

Sarah and Nigel look for a dream holiday home on Spain's Costa del Garraf for £265k, from a townhouse ticking all the boxes and a gorgeous garden apartment to a classy Catalan curveball.

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

Denise Van Outen explores the eye-opening reasons why we can't get no sleep; from food and hormones to the sneaky sleep-thief of snoring. How we can stay in the land of Nod.

The Goggleboxers return for more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think of it this time.

Jason Manford, Lou Sanders and Bella Hull join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker for a satirical round-up of the past seven days.

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

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.

Gordon tries to transform New Jersey Italian restaurant Da Mimmo, which is run by a mother and her three sons - two of whom see the business as a failure.

The competition kicks off at Abbey House in Penrith, Cumbria, where Ian Sugden and his wife Sam treat their guests to an afternoon on the firing range and fancy bacon for breakfast.

Lisa Holloway prides herself on providing a home from home at Compton House in Newark, Nottinghamshire. But there are dusty discoveries, and Dave and Jo find the prices hard to swallow.

Dave and Jo Bate hope that their guests will embrace the pub vibe at The White Horse in Ripon, North Yorkshire. But Ed and Jane get locked in their room and it's 'tomatogate' at breakfast.

Former teachers Ed and Jane host at The Old Farmhouse in Cheshire. Some of their guests are surprised to be sharing a bathroom, and Sam and Ian are shocked by what's lurking under the bed.

The B&Bers meet for one last time to settle some scores and find out how much they've been paid. A heated exchange about cleaning leads to tears before the winner is announced.

In West Yorkshire, there are terrible jokes, comedy teeth, plate licking and a conga, as three couples compete to host the best dinner party.

Doug and Deacon compete to play the best practical joke, and Arthur is offered a job at Carrie's office.

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.

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 that they're there.

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.

Debra and Marie's good intentions backfire when they try to drive Robert back into Amy's arms - and find out that Amy and Gianni are hitting it off.

While the Barones watch their sons play basketball, Ray notices that Geoff is having trouble getting the hang of the game.

It's the first Thanksgiving since Debra's parents divorced, and she's happy that they've both agreed to have dinner with the family. But her dad's bringing a date.

Daphne's inconsolable when her boyfriend breaks up with her, and Niles decides it's time to declare his true feelings for her.

Frasier and Lilith are reunited when they try to convince the principal of a popular private school that their son is the perfect candidate.

Martin buys Frasier an expensive piece of art, but Frasier hates it.

Frasier and Niles are surprised by Martin's reaction to being dumped by his girlfriend, Maureen.

Homer mentors a middle-aged intern and inspires him to follow his dreams. What's the worst that could happen.

Homer and Bart become viral sensations. Meanwhile, Lisa is sent to detention and is forced to make licence plates.

Homer buys a boat but is shocked when he finds out how much it costs to run it. Lisa frees a whale, so Bart frees a gorilla.

Animated comedy. When Homer's love for a pig causes world-threatening pollution, Springfield gets enclosed in a huge dome. D'oh! Will he do the decent thing and save his neighbours.

The competition begins at The View in Tynemouth, run by Graeme and Brenda. Their B&B has royal history, but their guests don't think the shared bathrooms are very regal.

Visit two is to the Northern Hotel in Brechin, Angus, where hosts Pawel and Joanna like to go the extra mile. Things start off brilliantly, but a breakfast breakdown could be costly.

Jess hosts the third visit of the week, at The Kirkstyle Inn in Dunning, near Perth. She's hoping that the quirky style will be a hit, but two guests aren't fans of the open-plan design.

The week's final visit is to Hazeldene Guest House in Perth, run by hospitality veterans Rob and Glenda. Their plan? Get their guests in good spirits with a trip to a whisky distillery.

It's payment day, and time for the B&Bers to confront each other about their stays. There are some frosty heating comments and brekkie bombshells before the winners are revealed.

Sandi Toksvig tackles fly-tipping. At the parish council, she recruits a group of outdoorsy men for building duty. And there's a solstice party for Sandi's Wood.

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

the World: In March 2011, Japan was hit by a devastating tsunami, killing 20,000 and triggering a nuclear meltdown. Survivors and witnesses tell their extraordinary stories.

the World: In March 2011, a massive tsunami caused a major meltdown at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant, triggering explosions and evacuations. What went wrong at Fukushima.

Alice discovers ancient gems in Parma. In Turin, she learns all about Roman bread, before catching a train up and across the Alps with Hannibal on her mind.

Comedian, musician and curious wanderer Bill Bailey embarks on a wildly entertaining journey through Vietnam, starting in Hoi An with some fancy food and a world-class tailor.

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 thriller. A young programmer agrees to help a reclusive genius to test whether his lifelike android has consciousness, with dramatic results.

Gordon helps a Haitian juice bar and restaurant in Brooklyn. Jacques opened Juicy Box to provide healthier options for the neighbourhood, but it's fallen into chaos.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help new parents Nicola and Tony and designers Emily and Dani to find their perfect homes in the Tees Valley.

In West Yorkshire, Sophie and Harj plan a Mexican menu, but can Harj find his way around the kitchen? Richard and Libby stick to British classics. Butcher Sean and Jane serve a meat feast.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

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.

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.

At Deacon's paintball party, Doug's shocked to learn that Carrie finds Deacon attractive, and that Richie still has a thing for Doug's sister Stephanie.

Deacon has been seeing another woman.

Carrie goes on sex strike, and Arthur dates a woman who claims that she used to be Frank Sinatra's girlfriend.

Robert meets a beautiful woman who's a big fan of Ray's sports column, but when she mistakes him for Raymond, Robert doesn't set her straight.

While enjoying a college football game, Frank catches a ball from a record-setting field goal. But when he refuses to give it back, he becomes a wanted man.

Marie's jealous when she receives a letter from a relative saying how wonderful her life is.

Frasier finds himself in a precarious situation when he attempts to sort out an old high-school acquaintance's troubled marriage.

Frasier stands for Condo Board President because he's unhappy about how the building is run. Niles lends his apartment to Martin and Sherry.

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with guests Samantha Womack, Harriet Kemsley and Tiffany, and music from Deadletter.

Marge worries that her life is boring, so she takes up timbersports and moves to Oregon.

Fat Tony is framed, and Chief Wiggum must exonerate him. Homer uses his backside as a pickpocketing decoy.

Geraldine and Tim are looking for a spacious holiday home that their whole family can enjoy on Spain's glorious Costa Tropical. Sara Damergi shows them what £180k can buy.

In the South East, Kirstie Allsopp helps Tom and Kaitlyn, whose wish list is bigger than their budget. Phil Spencer's with Pete and Georgie, who are desperate for more space.

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.

Sun, sea and saving money? Yes please! Jasmine Harman reveals industry tricks to indulgent beach getaways for less, from the inside scoop on resorts to cutting costs of package trips.

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

The Dog House's long-term residents need new homes. Can inseparable Chihuahua trio Rio, Prince and Blue Boy, and double trouble George and Daisy, find their forever humans.

It's the semi-final and the potters make mosaics and water fountains inspired by Rome's Trevi Fountain. Whose final-worthy creations will make a splash.

The final four contestants tackle a mind-boggling game that would make Einstein go cross-eyed, before the last two go head-to-head. Who will be crowned the UK's first Secret Genius.

A writer travels through the night, returning home and back to a melancholy past, in this unique Welsh-language opera film inspired by scenes from the classic novel Un Nos Ola Leuad.

Fantasy adventure starring Matt Damon and Willem Dafoe. In 11th-century China, Europeans seeking the secret of gunpowder are caught up in a war against alien monsters.

Engaged couple Christopher and Tess inherited a New York diner, but working together has created a toxic work environment. Can Gordon help.

Dr Hibbert puts Homer on medicinal marijuana after he's attacked by a murder of crows.

When Marge gets a job at a cannabis dispensary, she discovers a talent for healing, and Homer discovers a talent for dealing.

Tales of terror! A virtual Marge cooks against real Marge for survival. A murderous side dish threatens a space mission.

After Homer gets sick from a giant sandwich he's been eating for months, Selma steps in to take the kids to a new alcohol-based theme park.

Kirstie Allsopp shows us how to create beautiful crafts with items we already own. Inspired by nature, she takes to the garden to create some tiny terrariums and a hotel for bees and bugs.

High-flyers Bob and Louise, youngsters Will and Kim, and Iranian ex-pats Pasha and Haleh compete in Cheltenham, in a week of massive portions, a tale of heroism and Persian rice pudding.

Kirstie and Phil help two couples who are hoping to relocate to Surrey, one of the most expensive counties in the country, from a forever family home to a total lifestyle change.

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

Rebecca and Sam decide to have a baby together, but when she tells him she wants the conception to be special, it puts him off. They each seek the Cranes' advice.

Frasier takes the guys on a road trip to rediscover his 'inner man', but things don't go to plan. Carla hires a relative to help out at the bar.

Carla's psychic adviser decides to retire and asks Carla to take over her business, but Carla worries that she doesn't have 'the gift'.

When Debra grudgingly agrees to let Ray be more involved in the daily decision-making, he starts shopping for things that he wants.

Stuck at Frank and Marie's during a snowstorm, Debra, Ray and Amy find themselves having a great time - until Debra makes a nasty comment towards Frank.

Ray learns that the Frontier Girls' troupe leader and her daughter have targeted his parents' house as a spot to make big sales in their cookie drive.

On a quiet day at the radio station, Frasier tells a depressed caller about Eddie's recent run-in with the dog therapist.

Frasier and Niles invite two women on a romantic weekend vacation but become confused about their dates' intentions.

When Niles moves into a prestigious new building that doesn't allow cats or dogs, he buys himself a talking bird that ends up causing more problems.

Roz serves a community service order at a retirement home, but all the people who she looks after pass away.

It's Frank versus Mike as the guys take to the track for a grudge match drag race to find out who has the fastest ride.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Wellingborough, Tim and Fuzz fix up one of the fastest hatchbacks of the 80s. Owner Gerry's ill health has meant that his Uno has been left to rot on his drive.

an engine. And Simon O'Brien's taken with a fibreglass suit of armour called Ralph.

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.

Laura Hamilton helps sisters Sheila and Jean to look for a holiday home on Spain's Mijas Costa for all their family and friends to enjoy, for £120k. Will they find their dream place.

On the Costa Blanca, Abi and Darren plan a disco revolution. In France, will juggling a working business and renovations prove too much for restaurateurs Andrew and Richard.

The new run continues. Fiona and Michael kick off this week's competition at their homely country pub in Norfolk. But a problem with a shower makes a guest feel dour.

The new run continues. In South Wales, farm girl Claire treats her guests to a Welsh spread and farm-themed games. Will her farm charm impress or will her night end up a mucky mess.

Leah Charles-King helps Sarah and Andy find the 'pawfect' place for their whole family - including their beloved dog Ruby - on Spain's southern Costa Blanca, for their budget of £160k.

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

Can Joe and Suzanne transform chaotic cooking into delightful dinners for the Burton family, including for two children with coeliac disease.

Standing: Could you survive being handcuffed to a stranger 24/7? In a new TV experiment, Jonathan Ross challenges 18 Brits to stay together, as they compete to win a £100k prize.

In the centre of Brighton, a lone officer is violently attacked and urgently needs back-up. And a disorientated drunk going home to bed tries to smash his way into the wrong house.

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.

Air ambulances bring the emergency room to critically ill or injured people across the country, including a man in cardiac arrest and a woman who's been trampled by a foal.

In an idyllic Oxfordshire hamlet, the fish in the river keep dying. Why? David Thewlis and Jason Watkins lead in this real-life drama of victims, whistleblowers and water companies.

The drama continues as David Thewlis stars in a real-life story of pollution and criminal convictions that exposes how water companies have polluted our natural resources for so long.

The drama concludes as David Thewlis leads in a real-life story of pollution and criminal convictions that exposes how water companies have polluted our natural resources for so long.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at lofty ambitions in Walthamstow in East London, where the Clayton-Fisher family totally transformed their dark and dingy attic.

Professional luthier Gary helps Simon O'Brien to restore an old bluegrass banjo.

Rex continues to explore his identity as secrets threaten to spill at the joint engagement party. Gemma faces a painful revelation. And Mercedes returns from rehab with a shocking proposal.

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.

Norm hurts his back while painting Frasier and Lilith's apartment so Frasier lets him sleep on the sofa. Rebecca tests her mothering skills.

Cliff's worried about his girlfriend meeting his mum, but they get along famously. Rebecca aims to improve Sam's fertility.

Rebecca and Sam argue over what last name their future child should have, and look after Carla's unruly kids for a night.

Robert's ecstatic when he's recommended for an FBI job, until it becomes apparent that Marie's meddling may scupper his chances.

At a party, Ray and Debra do an amusing impersonation of Frank and Marie. But when the older couple turn the tables on them, Ray and Debra don't find it so funny.

When Debra finds a cassette that contains a message from Ray's college girlfriend, she wants to know why he's kept it for so many years.

Frasier tries to stop Frederick from realising that he's a less-than-perfect father when he fills in on the radio station's baseball team.

When a spot opens up at the radio station for a new talk show host, Roz decides that it's time for her to take the mic.

Frasier's attempt to produce a live, 1940s-style radio drama for KACL's 50th anniversary proves disastrous when Niles takes matters into his own hands.

Frasier has dates with three very different women over one weekend. Meanwhile, Martin and Sherry consider splitting up.

The guys find a mountain of motorcycles, but can they get through the avalanche of booby traps? Plus: a stubborn collector and a warehouse mega-pick.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue Ashley's 1992 VW Corrado, which has been rotting away since he fell ill. Can the boys bring some joy back to Ashley's life.

In Crewe, Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet rock 'n' roller Billy, who lives in a house that's frozen in time in the 1950s.

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.

Sarah and Ian met in Spain and now want a holiday home in south-east Lanzarote for themselves and their family to enjoy. Jean Johansson shows them five great finds.

On the Costa Blanca, Abi and Darren's 'boogie wonderland' is hit by technical trouble. And Gordon and Shona finally take the reins of a diving business in Marbella.

The new run continues. Carl and Liz host the week's second visit, at their coaching inn in Cambridgeshire, where converted stables and Highland cows are on the menu.

The new run continues. In South Wales, Richard hosts at his pub, setting the bar high with terrific tartlets, sensational seabass and crowd-pleasing cheesecake. Can he hit bullseye.

Antonia and Ross love Ibiza. They've holidayed there many times, and now hope to find their own holiday home there. Can Lucy Alexander deliver their dream.

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the Brands: KFC and Nando's go head-to-head as Kate Quilton explores the battle for our taste buds in a fiery look at flavour, fandom and a billion-pound fight to win the chicken wars.

Standing: Could you stay handcuffed to a stranger 24/7? Self-confessed prude Charlie is hooked to heavily tattooed Rob. Can Christian hairdresser Nina handle Sara's chatty nature.

The Goggleboxers return for more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think of it this time.

This time it's Corrie, The Stolen Girl, The Piano, Mickey Rourke on Celebrity Big Brother, savoury cocktails on Saturday Kitchen, the News on Katy Perry in space, and more.

Retired artists Carole and Roger have crammed their nine-bed home with objects from around the world. Will they part with possessions to raise much-needed cash.

The final four contestants tackle a mind-boggling game that would make Einstein go cross-eyed, before the last two go head-to-head. Who will be crowned the UK's first Secret Genius.

Gordon helps a Puerto Rican restaurant in Yonkers, New York, which struggled when Covid hit. Appliances break, uncooked chicken is served. Can Gordon turn it around.

Jason Manford, Lou Sanders and Bella Hull join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker for a satirical round-up of the past seven days.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj throw themselves into the restoration of a derelict chapel in Pwllheli. But as they explore their new home, it seems they're not alone.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with young couple Wendy and Simon in Derbyshire and their oldest ever house-hunters, Margot and Henry, in Berkshire.

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 Final Judgement: It's time for Cheers and Gary's Old Town Tavern's traditional Halloween prank war, but Gary calls it off because of his high blood pressure.

The gang are racked with guilt when their sporting hero loses his form after developing an obsession with Norm and Cliff's bar trivia.

Sam has yet another disagreement with restaurant owner John Hill and appoints Carla to deal with him. But instead of exacting revenge, she falls for him.

Ray's ready to speak to Ally about the facts of life but discovers that she's now more interested in knowing the meaning of life.

Debra decides to run for school president, but Ray isn't sure that he can handle the twins by himself during all those meetings, so he votes against her.

As Ray finally feels comfortable enough to call Debra's mother 'mom', he wants Debra to reciprocate with Marie.

Frasier and Niles celebrate Sherry's departure with glee, but she won't give up on Martin that easily.

Daphne and Sherry just can't get on, so Daphne decides to stay at Niles's apartment. Naturally, Niles can't believe his luck.

Frasier attempts to console a distraught Niles after Maris sends him their divorce papers.

When Niles asks his brother if he and Maris should stay together, Frasier is required to give his answer some careful and considered thought.

On the trail of two vintage Harley-Davidsons in Pennsylvania, Frank gets more than he bargained for when one bike collector takes a liking to him.

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In Rochdale, Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue former amateur rally driver Alan's Opel Manta GTE. Can they re-ignite Alan's spark.

In Maidenhead, Simon O'Brien falls in love with an old ship's carpenter's chest, which he wants to gently restore, while Henry Cole renovates a miniature Tether car.

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 full steam ahead for train driver Wayne and train manager Kate, as Lee Juggurnauth shows them what their £85k budget can buy in Pinar de Campoverde in Spain.

In France, new plans keep Andrew and Richard on their toes. Best friends Janey and Sharon start an adventure. And will the floor-fillers fall flat at Abi and Darren's disco.

The new run continues. The B&Bers visit Barbara and Elizabeth's boutique B&B in Norfolk, where the hosts try to dance away some doubts about grout with an old-school Wurlitzer organ.

The new run continues. In South Wales, Daffyd plans a nutritious vegetarian-ish dinner party, but kitchen chaos ensues. Will his dud pud ruin his chances of winning the grand.

Jane and James scour eastern Crete for an Aegean gem on a budget of £130k. Will a house packed full of charm or a villa with wrap-around views be the perfect place for them.

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Sue and Richard's beautiful home in Mapperley is no longer suitable since Richard had a cycling accident. Can Kirstie make it accessible? Or should they list it.

The landmark series brings us the gripping inside story of the murder of a 74-year-old woman - and the killer's macabre efforts to conceal her death.

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.

Andrew's sustained a severe facial injury in an accident at work. Tony's been crushed by a forklift truck. And in resus, 61-year-old John keeps having sudden blackouts. But why.

Ex-navy pilot Rich has a huge 16cm tumour running from his jaw to his heart. Meanwhile, nearly all the organs in Tracy's pelvis need removal to combat her stage four bowel cancer.

The story of the remarkable campaign to ban private handguns in Britain after the 1996 mass shooting at Dunblane Primary School, told using a bereaved dad's recently uncovered recordings.

Gordon helps a debt-laden Brooklyn restaurant with constantly clashing co-owners. Can he sort out their finances before it folds.

Desiree Burch joins Joe Lycett for some snow-filled shenanigans in Lapland, where they have a crack at ice fishing and get carried away on a sleigh ride.

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj start ripping out rot at the chapel and pitch their plan to turn it into a home, pottery studio and events space to the local community.

Kirstie Allsopp shows us how to create beautiful crafts with items we already own. She transforms some fabric by dyeing it with turmeric, and embellishes an old lampshade.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Amy and Takie, who wanted rid of renting in London, and Vicky and Andy who hoped to combine a home with two businesses in Wiltshire.

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.

Henri plans to take Kelly away from Woody by pretending that he's about to be deported and persuading Kelly to marry him so that he can stay in the US.

Sam's horrified when, after six pregnancy-free months with Rebecca, she suggests they see a fertility specialist. Frasier and Lilith make wills.

On a quiet weekend away at a hotel, Rebecca and Sam ponder their parenthood plans. Meanwhile, back at the bar, the gang seek a way to beat the winter blues.

Debra takes offence when Marie accuses her of being rude, and they end up not speaking to each other. Surely Ray won't make a bad situation worse, will he.

Ray and Frank realise they can exploit the fact that Debra and Marie aren't speaking to each other.

When Debra accuses Ray of still not being able to pick up on her 'not in the mood' signals, they fondly recall the first night they spent together.

Frasier acts spontaneously when he realises that being single isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Frasier starts dating a model, but their busy schedules make it difficult for them to meet, leading his family to suspect that she isn't real.

As Martin's 65th birthday approaches, Frasier and Niles attempt to outdo each other with their gifts.

Niles throws a fancy-dress Halloween party to raise money for the Library Association.

Will expert buyers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz want to rock and roll all night when they find masses of KISS merch in Nicky's barn? Plus: Mike goes for a test drive.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend visit Dorset to fix up a Mk2 R. It belongs to carpenter Mike, who gave up work to support his son who had a terrible accident.

Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo head to Woking, where their finds include a sidecar to be transformed into a boat, and a water cylinder that Simon thinks could be a trendy lamp.

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.

Claudia Winkleman and Clare Balding present live coverage of Crufts 2026 from Birmingham. The Flyball gets off to a flying start. With Radzi Chinyanganya and Ellie Simmonds.

In France, renovations give Andrew and Richard sleepless nights. In Spain, things get a little too quiet for Abi and Darren, and Gordon and Shona's dream hangs in the balance.

The new run continues. The week's final hosts, Helen and Carl, have their work cut out to impress at their Nottinghamshire glampsite after ruffling feathers with their feedback all week.

The new run continues. The fourth host in South Wales, doctor Sophie, is usually vegan but is serving meat to try and win over her guests. Will it be just what the doctor ordered.

Lucy Alexander helps Tracy and Lee find a French holiday home in Lower Normandy, which they hope could one day become their permanent home, for their budget of £70k.

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athleticism and speed in the Agility and Flyball.

From a teen's suburban bedroom to the heart of Silicon Valley, the story of a heartbroken father's bid for the truth behind his daughter's death, caught up in a powerful algorithmic spiral.

The Goggleboxers return for more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think of it this time.

A man has broken his leg on Scafell Pike. As darkness closes in, can the mountain rescue team save him from potentially life-threatening plummeting temperatures.

Gordon visits New Jersey to transform Max's Bar & Grill. It's been serving up famous hotdogs for almost 100 years but is close to collapse.

Comedy-drama with Michelle Pfeiffer. A skint Manhattan socialite moves to Paris with her son and a cat. which may or may not contain the spirit of her dead husband.

In Dumfries, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien get to work on Maggie's farm, which boasts an extraordinary collection of memorabilia.

With planning permission granted, Keith and Marj start removing the pews, parquet floor and pulpit in the main hall, and make a discovery in the Sunday school ceiling vents.

It's the semi-final and the potters make mosaics and water fountains inspired by Rome's Trevi Fountain. Whose final-worthy creations will make a splash.

Joining the crew today is Neil Delamere. Speaking of Neils - can GB history-maker Neil Simpson build on the two medals he won at the last Winter Paralympics? The 2026 Games start today.

Frasier brings some of his patients into the bar, and Woody cuts Sam's hair. Another Sam - GB skier Cozens - will be cutting down the slopes at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Woody's stuck doing back-to-back shifts to pay for a ring for Kelly. And snowboarder Ollie Hill is hoping to make it back-to-back medals at his second Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Sam tries to get even with John Hill after breaking a tooth. Meanwhile with the Winter Paralympics starting today, what ups and downs are in store as GB hits the Italian hills and slopes.

Robert joins a strange support group. But it's ParalympicsGB who really need our support at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Everybody loves Raymond, including his and Debra's therapist. And everybody loves curling too. Can GB's wheelchair curlers make the podium in Italy? The Winter Paralympics start today.

Ray's unhappy with the kids' workload and complains to their teacher. Too bad they don't have actual music teacher - and GB snowboarder - Nina Sparks. The Winter Paralympics start today.

Frasier wants to know who the father of Roz's baby is. Well, despite becoming a dad last year, we know it's not GB snowboarder James Barnes-Miller. The Winter Paralympics start today.

Frasier gets caught up in the hype of his 1000th show. Meanwhile, the Winter Paralympics celebrates its 50th anniversary in Milano Cortina this year - and it all kicks off today.

Frasier agrees to go on a cruise ship to Alaska. Maybe he'd be better off cruising to Italy instead, then he'd have a front-row seat at the Winter Paralympics, which starts today.

Frasier begins a relationship with a dynamic criminal defence lawyer. While in Italy, GB's Neil Simpson aims to defend his Super-G skiing title at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Mike and Frank unearth a life-sized Elvis sculpture in rural Vermont. Meanwhile, Channel 4's All Shook Up with Winter Paralympics fever, ahead of the Games' opening ceremony tonight.

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Tim and Fuzz revamp a classic Swedish Saab. Sweden beat GB in the wheelchair curling at the last Winter Paralympics. Can GB get revenge in their clash at the 2026 Games, which start today.

Simon plans to make a dining table from an old seed drill. Will ParalympicsGB's well-drilled athletes make their mark on the medal table at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Neil Delamere joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. Can GB's Mixed Team wheelchair curlers dent the hopes of favourites China at this year's Winter Paralympics, which start today.

The Flyball's wide open at the world-famous dog show. Meanwhile, will GB snowboarder Davy Zyw be top dog at the Winter Paralympics, which start today? There's no ball, but he'll be flying.

Andrew and Richard are chasing their dream lives in Europe. And do you know who else is chasing their dreams in Europe? That's right, ParalympicsGB. The Winter Paralympics start today.

All the hosts are unhappy with their shocking scores. They're going to wish they were more like ParalympicsGB, who begin their bid to bring home some Winter Paralympics wins today.

In South Wales, Sandra's going heavy on cream and mushrooms. But which athletes will be the crème de la crème of the Winter Paralympics? Which, in case you hadn't guessed, begins today.

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Ade Adepitan, Ed Jackson, Dame Sarah Storey and Alice Tai present live as the Milano Cortina Paralympics begin. Which athletes are the ones to watch over the next nine days.

The Goggleboxers settle down for this week's biggest and best TV.

Comedians Nick Mohammed and Vittorio Angelone and former Conservative politician Penny Mordaunt dissect the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.