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.

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

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.

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

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).

Let Me In: Mickey struggles with feelings of guilt about her missing sister as questions about the murdered women pile up. Truman connects Mickey to a new suspect in the case. (Ep2/8).

Eva Longoria directs the real-life story of Richard Montañez - the Latino janitor who invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos, aka the 'world's most popular snack'. Starring Jesse Garcia.

In 2011, Edward and Hazel set out to build a lighthouse on the north Devon coast. By 2019, they were near bankruptcy with just a rusting shell. Three years on, has anything has changed.

Can timid puppy Harry and grumpy Westie Hamish find new owners? And will Lily the beagle do another runner or stay put for a cuddle with ex-copper Stuart and his family? (S4 Ep3).

In Newcastle, Kirstie Allsopp and the team help Angela do up her bedroom without breaking the bank.

Treehouse of Horror XXX: This 666th episode of The Simpsons parodies spooky favourites like The Omen. and Crazy Rich Aliens. (S31 Ep4/22).

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).

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 Groom Wore Clearasil: Carla strongly objects when her 16-year-old son asks for permission to get married. So she begs Sam to tell him about the joys of bachelor life. (S4 Ep4/26).

Diane's Nightmare: Diane is haunted by bad dreams about Andy, the ex-con actor who tried to strangle her. Sam and Frasier offer reassurance but she's sure her life is in danger. (S4 Ep5/26).

I Will Gladly Pay You Tuesday: Diane entrusts Sam with a valuable book - signed by Ernest Hemingway - as security for the money he lent her to buy it. Will the volume be safe? (S4 Ep6/26).

2 Good 2 Be 4 Real: Carla confesses that she's placed a lonely hearts advert in the personal column of a newspaper but has received no replies, so the gang decide to invent one. (S4 Ep7/26).

Pilot: US comedy about Doug, a New York postman who is king of his castle. Life is good with his loving wife Carrie and new TV. Then his recently widowed father-in-law moves in. (S1 Ep1/25).

Fat City: Doug reacts badly when he sees a picture of Carrie's mum in one of Arthur's randomly chronicled photo albums. (S1 Ep2/25).

It Takes Two to Tangle: Frasier and Niles desperately search for a wealthy patron to lend support to the failing prep school they both attended. (S8 Ep16).

Forgotten But Not Gone: Frasier resigns from his beloved wine club to avoid a conflict of interest when he begins a new radio show about wine. (S8 Ep17).

Daphne Returns: Niles's romantic chances could be scuppered when Daphne's return sparks a squabble that could end it all. (S8 Ep18).

The Wizard and Roz: Frasier seeks advice from his mentor, who seems more interested in Roz, and Daphne tries to convince Niles that she is psychic. (S8 Ep19).

Mike Roper, the president and CEO of quick-service Tex-Mex restaurant chain Taco Bueno, disguises himself to work among his staff and gain insight before growing the business. (S8 Ep7/10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

We catch up with the owners of a quinta in Portugal who are trying to build a new roof and a couple harvesting the first grapes for over 30 years at their Italian vineyard. (S2 Ep11).

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, a town famed for furniture production - music to Simon's ears, but not a motor in sight for Henry! (S7 Ep14).

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

Ambulance dispatcher Helen and builder Andrew from Yorkshire hope to buy a holiday home for all the family to enjoy in their favourite part of Tenerife: Los Gigantes.

The new series continues. Pat and Jill cruise the Leeds-Liverpool canal on their sweetie boat. Rachel, James and Joe swap their home in the Welsh Valleys for a 45-foot narrowboat. (S2 Ep11).

Tim and Sasha convert a 180-year-old wine barrel into a dining space. Andrea and David view a property that one of the three musketeers lived in. (S4 Ep6).

Are They Now?: The series that catches up with expats setting up new businesses abroad returns. Annie and James expand their microbrewery. A new adventure awaits Colin and Kim. (S7 Ep1).

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

Bargain: Joe Swash delves into the meal deal phenomenon and reveals surprising facts about this British obsession. With over 20 million possible combos, which saves us the most? (Ep1/2).

In the confidence phase of the course, the virgins aim to overcome their anxieties and discover who they really are. Emma reveals a buried secret and goes on a date with Viraj. (Ep3).

A dangerous driver tries to flee the scene of a crash. An altercation between housemates needs some police attention. And Pete's copper's nose uncovers something unexpected. (S3 Ep3).

Keith is rushed to Queen's after a cardiac arrest. Joanna has a spinal fracture after falling off a horse. And 79-year-old John has been run over by a car while out shopping. (S31 Ep4).

Paramedics treat a patient with the highest blood sugar levels they've ever seen, a toddler with croup, and an intoxicated man who has badly cut his head. (S8 Ep5).

Le Bistro: Gordon visits high-end Le Bistro in Florida. Owner Andy has cooked for top chefs in the past, but he's lost his passion - and he doesn't respond well to criticism. (S3 Ep11/13).

Mother Wolf: The suspenseful thriller continues. Mickey puts herself in danger while following a lead. Paula's reaction to a new piece of evidence raises startling new questions. (Ep3/8).

Blind Spot: Thomas's birthday party stirs painful memories for Mickey as tensions with her ex boil. An unexpected connection between the murder victims creates a new lead. (Ep4/8).

Ro reaches crisis point, while Marie takes steps to put things right. Ste fears for Lucas. Freddie has a surprise for Mercedes. And things get physical when Darren demands answers from Rex.

Phil Spencer revisits Keon and Zoe in London, and Laura and Phil in Bath, to catch up on the latest in their lives and find out what happened next with their property searches. (S30 Ep7/8).

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

Love Thy Neighbor: Diane is incensed by the way that Sam refers to her in a radio interview. Norm is confronted with evidence of his wife's infidelity by one of his neighbours. (S4 Ep8/26).

From Beer to Eternity: Sam challenges rival bar Gary's Tavern to a bowling match, only to find the Cheers regulars are hopelessly bad at the sport. Can Woody step in to help? (S4 Ep9/26).

The Barstoolie: Cliff is thrilled to meet his long-lost father when he pays a visit to the bar with a message. Sam suspects that Diane intentionally sabotaged his latest date. (S4 Ep10/26).

Don Juan Is Hell: Diane uses Sam as a case study for an essay in her psychology class but paints an unflattering picture of him. Woody challenges Carla to a sports trivia quiz. (S4 Ep11/26).

Cello, Goodbye: Carrie's on the fast track at her new job in a Manhattan law firm. But the trappings of success make Doug wonder how she ever ended up with a guy like him. (S1 Ep3/25).

Richie's Song: During a painful double date with Richie and his self-absorbed wife Marie, Carrie reluctantly tells Doug that Marie's doting ways belie her wandering tendencies. (S1 Ep4/25).

Semi-Decent Proposal: Frasier agrees to escort his former high school prom queen to her surprise birthday party, but his goal is to spend time with her attractive friend. (S8 Ep20).

A Passing Fancy: Frasier tutors Lorna's son Kirby in exchange for a date with Claire, while Roz gets a day off as a reward for taking Kirby to the prom. (S8 Ep21).

A Day in May: Frasier comforts a crestfallen husband whose house has been put up for sale after his wife abandoned him, taking the children with her. (S8 Ep22).

Cranes Go Caribbean: Frasier is horrified when he learns that Martin, Niles and Daphne are going to accompany him on his trip to Belize with Claire. (S8 Ep23).

John Carona, CEO of property management company Associa, goes undercover in his own organisation to see first-hand how his employees are dealing with recent changes at the firm. (S8 Ep8/10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

There's bad news at a quinta in Portugal that needs a rewire and some extensive plumbing work. And a letter from the Second World War is discovered at a village in Italy. (S2 Ep12).

Tree stumps, a dolls' house and a yarn spinner are restored and upcycled this time. But what will they become? (S7 Ep15).

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

Jasmine Harman helps Nick and Tim find their dream holiday home from home on Gran Canaria, to escape the chilly British winters. With a budget of £250k, will they find the perfect place.

The new series continues. On his way to Llangollen, Andy stops off to see familiar face Ruth. Tim and Tracey host the first Accessible Waterways Association gathering. (S2 Ep12).

In the Pyrenees, Trish learns that building a curved bridge isn't as straightforward as she thought. And will picky chateau shoppers Andrea and David find their dream home? (S4 Ep7).

Are They Now?: The new series continues. In Portugal, Sydney and Pauline race to get their glampsite ready for guests. Sallyanne and Andrew turn a French cowshed into a gîte. (S7 Ep2).

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

Renovations: George Clarke meets rotten relic renovators. In Yorkshire, Dawn transforms an old village shop into a luxurious home with an outdoor oasis. (S3 Ep1).

Halfway through the course, the group are encouraged to get naked. Charlotte drops her confident exterior as Dave has a series of sexual firsts with a surrogate-partner therapist. (Ep4).

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

Celebs including Shaun Ryder, Maureen Lipman, Micah Richards and Sir Tom Jones have been watching Friends: The Reunion, The Masked Dancer, Supervet Special, and Hometown Horror. (S3 Ep1).

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).

Revisit: Gordon revisits Café Hon in Baltimore, Chiarella's in Philadelphia, and Leone's in New Jersey, to find out whether the owners have taken his advice on board. (S6 Ep16/16).

Where Do You Go?: US drama starring Amanda Seyfried. A new victim complicates the case and raises the stakes in the hunt to find Kacey. Mickey reckons with her past choices. (Ep5/8).

Hereditary: An ambush leaves Mickey reeling and interferes with her hunt for Kacey. A Christmas revelation helps Mickey close in on the truth but drives a wedge between her and Gee. (Ep6/8).

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).

Kirstie Allsopp visits a glorious Glasgow tenement with amazing re-imagined furniture.

In south Devon, Kirstie Allsopp scours a sought-after seaside town where there's nothing for sale. And Phil Spencer meets a couple who are looking for a place to raise chickens. (S29 Ep7/8).

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

Fools and Their Money: Sam decides to protect Woody from wasting his money by not placing a risky bet on his behalf, but when the long shot romps home, Sam is forced to pay up. (S4 Ep12/26).

Take My Shirt, Please: Sam donates his old baseball shirt to a televised celebrity auction, but he feels humiliated when none of the people watching bid for it. (S4 Ep13/26).

Suspicion: Diane allows one of her psychology classmates to use the bar in an experiment about paranoia but starts to feel paranoid waiting for the gang to get their revenge. (S4 Ep14/26).

The Triangle: Frasier hasn't been the same since Diane ended their relationship in Europe so she and Sam try to help him regain the confidence he needs to return to psychology. (S4 Ep15/26).

Paternal Affairs: Doug's Aunt Sheila arrives at an anniversary party for Doug and Carrie, announcing her separation from Doug's Uncle. Arthur is instantly smitten with Sheila. (S1 Ep5/25).

Head First: Doug makes an effort to be friendlier with Arthur, and although it gets him in Carrie's good books, Doug's social standing soon takes a battering. (S1 Ep6/25).

Don Juan in Hell (Part 1/2): As Frasier returns from a disastrous trip to Belize with his family, he faces the ghosts of past loves. (S9 Ep1).

Don Juan in Hell (Part 2/2): Unsure about whether to end his relationship with his current girlfriend, Frasier is plagued with unwanted advice from his exes. (S9 Ep2).

The First Temptation of Daphne: Daphne encounters the green-eyed monster when she learns that Niles is counselling an attractive patient who is obsessed with him. (S9 Ep3).

The Return of Martin Crane: While Martin prepares for his first night's work as a security guard, Frasier, Niles and the gang fuss over who will have to walk Eddie. (S9 Ep4).

Jim Rogers, the chairman and CEO of Kampgrounds of America, the largest campsite organisation in the world, goes undercover in his business, disguised as an accountant. (S4 Ep7/14).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Portugal, the owners of a quinta finally finish their renovations, and two brothers start their project. In France, manoir owners take down a roof. (S2 Ep13).

This time, Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth's restorations include a 1947 Harley-Davidson and a redundant airplane seat. (S7 Ep16).

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

Lindsay and Ian long for a holiday home where they can spend quality time together, in western Almería in Spain. Laura Hamilton shows them five great options for their £60k budget.

The new series continues. Rachel and James take boat Ruby out for the first time. Pat and Jill prep for Halloween. Hannah plans a trip to celebrate her son George starting school. (S2 Ep13).

Terry and Ashley uncover a nasty surprise behind their derelict chateau's wood panelling. Belinda and Lee host a coronation-themed murder mystery. (S4 Ep8).

Are They Now?: The new series continues. Tony and Bev have exciting new plans to open an arts lounge and bar. Can Pippa and Nick bring extra revenue to their holiday lets? (S7 Ep3).

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

In Surrey, can Kirstie help Elise and Elliot finally fly the nest into a place of their own? And Phil's with Kim and Ralph, who want a taste of what they grew up with in Zimbabwe. (S43 Ep2).

Houses: The show that takes a lavish peek into extraordinary properties returns. Broker Josh digs deep to close a deal on an £80 million penthouse in Knightsbridge. (S3 Ep1).

Johnny's back to relaunch his Field of Dreams glamping site. On the hunt for a new location, Johnny and his assistant Bev scope out an old racecourse and Jimmy Doherty's Farm. (S2 Ep1/6).

What did Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of Virgin Island, The Four Seasons, Race Across the World, The Piano, I Kissed a Boy and Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen? (S25 Ep14).

At the First Dates restaurant in Bath, no-nonsense Mercedes meets gamer Greg. But will it be game over when Greg hears Mercedes's jaw-dropping revelation? (S21 Ep1).

Mama Maria: Gordon Ramsay visits Mama Maria's, a failing restaurant in Brooklyn, New York, where owner John is overwhelmed by running a business that's become stuck in the past. (S6 Ep3/16).

Wrong Devil, Wrong Deal: US crime drama. Mickey confronts the consequences of naming Paula. And there's a new development in the case of Jimmy's disappearance. (Ep7/8).

Atonement: Mickey makes a big mistake in her hunt for the killer. Can her family help to fix it? A major showdown unites the neighbourhood but turns deadly. (Ep8/8).

Non Solo Pasta, whose arancini are a farm shop bestseller, pitch their panettone in a bid to expand their offering. Butcher Dave inspects the livestock at Todenham Manor Farm. (Ep5/6).

Kirstie Allsopp visits a glorious Glasgow tenement with some amazing re-imagined furniture, to find out what you can achieve if you take upcycling to heart.

Kirstie house-hunts with a pair of nervous first-time buyers in Balham and Putney in south west London. Phil looks for a big, Aussie-style property in the Thames Valley. (S29 Ep8/8).

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

Cliffie's Big Score: Carla tells Cliff he's on to a sure thing with Diane, so he invites Diane to the postman's ball, hoping to make a move. Will she attend - or will Carla go? (S4 Ep16/26).

Second Time Around: After one dinner date with an old flame of Sam's, Frasier announces he's getting married. The regulars agree it's a bad idea, but what can they do about it? (S4 Ep17/26).

The Peterson Principle: Norm struggles with his conscience when he hears gossip that could win him a promotion by wrecking the chances of the other candidate. (S4 Ep18/26).

Dark Imaginings: Sam becomes increasingly aware of his age when he dates a younger woman who he has nothing in common with and is admitted to hospital with a medical problem. (S4 Ep19/26).

The Rock: Doug and Carrie face a dilemma when she finds out that her engagement ring is a rare piece worth a lot more money than he paid for it. (S1 Ep7/25).

Educating Doug: Carrie enrols Doug and herself on a course on Victorian novels at a local college, where Doug feels way out of his depth. But he is determined to impress Carrie. (S1 Ep8/25).

Love Stinks: Frasier hosts a party for the staff at the radio station, in order to improve his image. Roz dates a waste collector. (S9 Ep5).

Room Full of Heroes: Frasier's Halloween party takes an unpleasant turn when Niles drinks a few too many beers. (S9 Ep6).

Bla-Z-Boy: An accident leaves a mess on Frasier's carpet and breaks Martin's chair. Niles gives piano lessons to a talented Roz and a not-so-talented Daphne. (S9 Ep7).

The Two Hundredth Episode: Frasier celebrates his 200th radio broadcast and has tapes of every show except one. But it turns out that an obsessive fan has the missing recording. (S9 Ep8).

Paul Damico, president of Moe's Southwest Grill, one of the world's fastest-growing restaurant chains, goes undercover to find out how efficient his organisation is. (S4 Ep9/14).

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A Yorkshire couple unearth some fascinating artefacts at an abandoned hamlet in Italy. And guests arrive at a village in Portugal only to find they have nowhere to stay! (S2 Ep14).

In Lincolnshire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet Pete, whose former chicken sheds are stacked with unwanted stuff, including a toilet cistern and a dressing room mirror. (S7 Ep17).

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

Engaged couple Louise and Chris would love a holiday home near Manilva in southern Spain for extended breaks away. Can Danni Menzies find the perfect match for them for their £120k.

The new series continues. Rachel, James and Joe head closer to living the continuous-cruiser life. Folk group The Three Idle Women soft launch their album on the puppet barge. (S2 Ep14).

Sarah and George transform two enormous barns into a nightclub and a lounge for their wedding business. In the Loire Valley, May and Guy race to renovate an uninviting terrace. (S4 Ep9).

Are They Now?: The new series continues. In Spain, Andy and Yuri are finally launching their B&B. In France, will Catherine and Steve's pop-up ploughmans be a hit? (S7 Ep4).

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Grieving Pomeranian Pixie is off her food. Ronnie the bulldog can't stop humping. And with a baby due, Naomi, Joe and Tank want to start family life off on the right paw. (S2 Ep8).

Greg Davies makes a regrettable promise involving his trousers. Alex Horne has trouser issues of his own thanks to Rosie Ramsey. Stevie Martin punches a mannequin in the groin. (S19 Ep4/10).

The Strength: The sitcom starring Alex Horne and The Horne Section returns. Determined to prove himself as a credible musician, Alex spots an opportunity in Ash's new commission. (S2 Ep1/6).

The Speech: Sitcom starring Alex Horne and The Horne Section. Alex has won a big award! This calls for an acceptance speech in his trademark style. But can he write it in time? (S2 Ep2/6).

Eighteen-year-old Kye is rushed to Queen's after going into cardiac arrest during a football training session. Student Phoebe has hurt her nose after tripping over in a library. (S30 Ep3).

A dangerous driver tries to flee the scene of a crash. An altercation between housemates needs some police attention. And Pete's copper's nose uncovers something unexpected. (S3 Ep3).

Ms Jean's Southern Cuisine: Gordon is in Pennsylvania to help rescue a soul food restaurant that was opened 12 years ago by a retired special education teacher. (S6 Ep4/16).

From a chihuahua to a three-legged cat and a rescue deerhound, this episode explores the strong family bonds between the Supervet's patients and their humans.

Supernatural horror sequel. A tireless detective (Andrea Riseborough) investigates multiple murders that seem to be connected to one house.

Country: Sarah Beeny, her husband Graham and their four boys tackle the interior design of their ambitious new-build classic country house, this time creating a 'theatrical' dining room.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit Lia and Andrew, who wanted a new home in London for their growing family, and Sue and Allan, who had an ever-changing wish list. (S30 Ep6/8).

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

Save the Last Dance for Me: Carla asks Sam to be her partner in a dancing competition that her ex-husband Nick has entered with his new wife. Can she relive her past glories? (S4 Ep20/26).

Fear Is My Co-Pilot: A pilot who is an old friend of Diane's invites her and Sam on a jaunt, but he collapses while the plane is in flight and they think they are about to die. (S4 Ep21/26).

Diane Chambers Day: Feeling guilty for socially excluding Diane, the Cheers gang organise an outing to her favourite opera, but will she be driven into Sam's arms as a result? (S4 Ep22/26).

Relief Bartender: Woody fears for his job when Sam promotes himself to bar manager and hires a temporary replacement bartender, who starts winning customers' hearts and minds. (S4 Ep23/26).

Road Rayge: Doug makes a new friend, Ray (guest star Ray Romano, from Everybody Loves Raymond), who has season tickets for the New York Jets. (S1 Ep9/25).

Supermarket Story: Doug, Carrie and Arthur encounter chaos when they try to do all their Thanksgiving shopping the day before. (S1 Ep10/25).

Sharing Kirby: Frasier and Niles befriend Kirby when they learn that his girlfriend's grandfather is a well-known wine connoisseur. (S9 Ep9).

Junior Agent: Now that Frasier's agent is representing a hot new radio psychiatrist, she passes Frasier off to her assistant. (S9 Ep10).

Bully for Martin: Frasier offers his unsolicited help when Martin's boss starts acting like a bully. Roz talks incessantly about her new love, Roger. (S9 Ep11).

Mother Load (Part 1/2): Just as Niles and Daphne agree to move in together, they are visited by her disruptive, conniving mother and lecherous, leeching brother. (S9 Ep12).

John Wilson, the president and chief operating officer of Rollins Incorporated - the parent company of eight pest control firms - goes incognito to work among his employees. (S4 Ep8/14).

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It's bottling time for the first wine in 30 years at a village in Italy. And the owners of a hamlet in Portugal lay traditional tiles to stop the leaks in their patio. (S2 Ep15).

In Glastonbury, Simon O'Brien makes a Flintstones-style table out of antique roof tiles, while Henry Cole fashions a quirky lamp out of traffic lights. (S7 Ep18).

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

Ryan and Steve want a holiday home in their favourite resort of Maspalomas on Gran Canaria, for the beaches, shopping and nightlife. Jean Johansson shows them what their £150k can buy.

The new series continues. James creates a mural on the side of narrowboat Ruby. Tracey and Tim finally realise their dream, as they officially launch the first accessible mooring. (S2 Ep15).

Terry and Ashley are up against a brick wall as they try to revive their garden to create a setting for their own wedding. Erin and JB build an insect hotel. (S4 Ep10).

Are They Now?: The new series continues. In Greece, food tour operators Rachel and Maek set out to secure more business. Can Colin and Christina's gîte recover before summer? (S7 Ep5).

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Robert wants to raise money to realise his dream of becoming a make-up artist. And can the custodians of the stunning Doddington Hall find funds in their 400 years of hoarding? (S2 Ep4).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep15).

Experiment: Jonny and Sarah fall for lingerie model Marie. Claude and Amy want to form relationships with multiple partners, but can Claude overcome his guilt issues? (S3 Ep3).

Jimmy Carr hosts as Alan Carr and Munya Chawawa take on Sarah Millican and Gary Delaney in the game show mash-up. With Susie Dent, Rachel Riley and Don Rodolfo. (S26 Ep3).

Dystopian sci-fi adventure. In a future where disease has killed most children and given the surviving youths superpowers, fearful adults lock teenagers in prison camps.

Barefoot Bob's: Gordon visits Barefoot Bob's beachside restaurant in Massachusetts, where husband and wife Marc and Lisa struggle to attract customers during the winter months. (S6 Ep5/16).

Oxford. The first host is Marlon, whose Love Island-themed evening gets off to a shambolic start - and ends with smashing plates. (Ep1/5).

Oxford. Inventor Richard serves up a home-made extravaganza with unique entertainment. But the wine flows a little too freely. (Ep2/5).

Oxford. Mum-of-three Victoria starts her day with a hangover and a few culinary disasters. And things only get worse when her guests arrive. (Ep3/5).

Oxford. On day four, doggy day care owner James tries to fib his way through an interrogation, and his four-legged friends threaten to turn the night into a complete dog's dinner. (Ep4/5).

Oxford. It's the final day of the competition and party girl Heidi wants to lighten the mood with the best dinner party of the week. But will her guests let her? (Ep5/5).

Kirstie Allsopp and the team come to the rescue of Dave and Kate, whose house has been flooded.

In Edinburgh, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a couple who don't know what they want, and an American family with their hearts set on one of the priciest parts of town. (S29 Ep6/8).

Strange Bedfellows Part 1: When councilwoman Janet Eldridge visits the bar during her re-election campaign, Sam is smitten with her, so a jealous Diane joins the opposition. (S4 Ep24/26).

Strange Bedfellows Part 2: Janet urges Sam to break all ties with the past and fire Diane, but Diane overhears them and beats him to the draw, quitting before he can sack her. (S4 Ep25/26).

Strange Bedfellows Part 3: Janet wins the election and hosts her press conference at the bar, where Diane causes a scene with Sam, leading him to make an unexpected proposal. (S4 Ep26/26).

The Proposal: Diane refuses to accept Sam's marriage proposal over the phone and urges him to repeat it in a more romantic setting, so he tries to arrange the perfect occasion. (S5 Ep1/26).

Mother Load (Part 2/2): After Frasier boots Daphne's unpleasant brother out of his home, Daphne frets that she'll be left alone to deal with her horrendous mother. (S9 Ep13).

Juvenilia: Frasier is ambushed when he agrees to appear on a seemingly innocent teen-oriented radio show but is then interrogated by the brainy high-school panel. (S9 Ep14).

Brawl in the Family: The Simpsons have a fight when a game of Monopoly goes wrong, and Maggie has to call the police. (S13 Ep7/22).

So It Has Come to This: The Simpsons' Clip Show: Bart's special April Fools' Day prank seriously misfires when the whole house explodes. (S4 Ep18/22).

The Front: At his high school reunion, Homer wins several awards including 'Most Weight Gained' and 'Most Improved Odour'. But then the Principal finds out he never graduated. (S4 Ep19/22).

Whacking Day: Lisa asks singer Barry White to help stop the cruel Springfield 'Whacking Day' tradition of hitting snakes with sticks. (S4 Ep20/22).

Professionals: In Swansea, Adelina's hope that their modern Indian cooking and effervescent evening can beat Juniper Place and a truly Welsh experience at The Dillwyn Arms. (S2 Ep2/20).

Kicking family action sequel. Hilary Swank takes on the karate kid soubriquet, as the venerable Mr Miyagi helps her to battle her teenage demons.

Maria and Andy love Cyprus. They met on the island 20 years ago, got married there, and are now planning to move there. Jean Johansson shows them what their £140k can buy in Famagusta.

Can Zahid and Ferzana transform an old coastguard station on an exposed East Yorkshire headland into a bold, three-storey glass box of a family home.

List It: Frank and Wilma are torn over their Strathaven home that they've now outgrown. Can Kirstie deliver a conservatory clincher, or will Phil find a west-coast winner? (S9 Ep6).

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).

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Qualifying in Monaco is crucial because opportunities to overtake on the narrow street circuit during the race are few and far between. Who will make it to pole at the most glamorous GP.

Reckoning: Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt and jumps a motorbike off a mountain for real. There's some stuff about an all-powerful AI. But it's the thrills that we're here for.

Classic 80s dystopian thriller, based on a Stephen King novel. Gadget-wielding murderers hunt an innocent man (Arnold Schwarzenegger) on a sick TV show.

Olde Hitching Post: Gordon visits the historic Olde Hitching Post restaurant in Massachusetts. Tom bought the business for his daughter but refuses to let her run it. (S6 Ep6/16).

Whacking Day: Lisa asks singer Barry White to help stop the cruel Springfield 'Whacking Day' tradition of hitting snakes with sticks. (S4 Ep20/22).

Brawl in the Family: The Simpsons have a fight when a game of Monopoly goes wrong, and Maggie has to call the police. (S13 Ep7/22).

So It Has Come to This: The Simpsons' Clip Show: Bart's special April Fools' Day prank seriously misfires when the whole house explodes. (S4 Ep18/22).

The Strength: The sitcom starring Alex Horne and The Horne Section returns. Determined to prove himself as a credible musician, Alex spots an opportunity in Ash's new commission. (S2 Ep1/6).

The Speech: Sitcom starring Alex Horne and The Horne Section. Alex has won a big award! This calls for an acceptance speech in his trademark style. But can he write it in time? (S2 Ep2/6).

The iconic home makeover series. In Tunbridge Wells, neighbours Eddie and Lotta and Charlotte and Stuart transform each other's non-functioning family living rooms. (S2 Ep1).

Plans: Sarah Beeny and Damion Burrows meet the people converting small living spaces into bigger homes. Can Leah and Sam double the size of their two-bed cottage in Wiltshire? (Ep1).

Kirstie Allsopp puts celebs to the test with tough craft challenges. Susan Calman and Mark Dolan take on the art of flower arranging. Jeremy Edwards and Terri Dwyer create chocolate roses.

The Cape Cad: Diane has a change of heart and rushes to tell Sam about her newly discovered feelings, but Sam has also had second thoughts and gone back to playing the field. (S5 Ep2/26).

Money Dearest: Cliff sets his mother up to marry a very wealthy man, but his scheme goes awry when his future stepfather announces that he's giving all his money to charity. (S5 Ep3/26).

Abnormal Psychology: Frasier is excited to appear on a TV show in a debate between psychiatrists, until he learns his opponent is a woman he once dated: Dr Lilith Sternin. (S5 Ep4/26).

House of Horrors with Formal Dining and Used Brick: Carla discovers her reasonably priced new house is haunted, so Cliff comes over to keep her company on her first night there. (S5 Ep5/26).

The Proposal: A fussy Niles leaves nothing to chance when he plans the perfect evening as the backdrop for asking Daphne to be his wife. (S9 Ep15).

Wheels of Fortune: Lilith's half-brother, Blaine Sternin (Michael Keaton), comes to town seeking Frasier's forgiveness for his past misdeeds. (S9 Ep16).

Challenge with Sandi Toksvig: The semi-finalists create a miniscule Georgian kitchen complete with a diminutive dresser, teeny tiny range and mini mangle. (Ep7/8).

Alex Horne and Georgia Tennant chat about the new series of The Horne Section TV Show. Louise tells us about her album. Plus: Patrick Grant and music from Sheku Kanneh-Mason.

Duffless: Homer fails a breathalyser test while driving home from the Duff brewery and has to quit drinking for a month. (S4 Ep16/22).

Last Exit to Springfield: Homer takes on Mr Burns in a labour struggle that rapidly spirals out of control after Homer leads the workers on strike. (S4 Ep17/22).

Heartbreak Hotel: Homer and Marge go on a big reality TV competition but are eliminated immediately. And the blame game starts soon after. (S30 Ep2/23).

My Way or the Highway to Heaven: The Simpsons explore three ways to enter heaven, including Ned's conversion as a trampoline salesman. (S30 Ep3/23).

In the Scottish Highlands, things get off on the wrong foot at Stephen and Margaret's B&B thanks to an unpopular shoes-off policy.

Graham hosts the week's second visit at his glampsite near Inverness, where he hopes to inspire a spirit of adventure with a search for the Loch Ness Monster.

In Perthshire, the B&Bers stay at Cultybraggan Camp, a site used as a prisoner of war camp in World War II. They've done it up since then, of course.

During the week's final visit, to James and Neil's hotel near Glasgow, the B&Bers try their hands at curling. But some relationships seem to be on thin ice.

It's been a topsy-turvy week with some B&Bers delighted with their scores - and others not so much. After a little bit of a praise and a lot of moaning, who'll win.

List It: Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at how Carol and Andrew balanced house and garden to create a multigenerational space in their troublesome three-bed in Harrogate.

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Leclerc won for Ferrari here last year. Can he do it again? Or will the papaya McLarens take the chequered flag for their first victory in the historic Monaco GP? Steve Jones presents.

The day of the final concert has arrived. The seven amateur pianists play their hearts out in front of a packed auditorium. Who'll win the Performance of the Night award? (S3 Ep7).

Promotion: The final series continues. June disrupts the rebels' plans. Commander Lawrence gains power and influence. (S6 Ep4).