Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

A couple loves the vintage character and features of their 1940's Los Angeles home, but its closed-off layout is no longer functional for their growing family, and they need the brothers to open up the layout.

Tammy and Dimiter's dream came true when an LA beach house they were patiently eyeing was listed.

A couple's home has been in his family for generations, and though the property is rich with memories, the disjointed space doesn't work for their modern needs.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Homeowners across Britain try to complete do-it-yourself home projects on their own. But sometimes, they need help finishing the work. That's where presenter Nick Knowles and his team of designers and builders step in. They help homeowners complete their DIY projects gone awry.

Homeowners across Britain try to complete do-it-yourself home projects on their own. But sometimes, they need help finishing the work. That's where presenter Nick Knowles and his team of designers and builders step in. They help homeowners complete their DIY projects gone awry.

Homeowners across Britain try to complete do-it-yourself home projects on their own. But sometimes, they need help finishing the work. That's where presenter Nick Knowles and his team of designers and builders step in. They help homeowners complete their DIY projects gone awry.

Amateur cooks from around Australia compete in a series of unique challenges judged by culinary experts and world famous chefs.

This episode is all about dishes that marry the comfort of the familiar with the freshness of the new, like Nigella's grown-up take on a family favourite - fluffy oat pancakes with a raspberry and honey syrup. For a fun lunch, there's a riff on the classic Caesar salad.

Pete meets the four-legged friends that call the UK's leading dog welfare charity, Dogs Trust, home. From when they are rescued, Pete plays an instrumental role in their rehabilitation process, right up until the point the dogs are safely rehomed.

Professor Noel Fitzpatrick offers cutting-edge treatment for Luca, a long-suffering four-year-old springer spaniel with a painful elbow. There is also a leaky Labrador puppy in need of surgery.

A four-year-old French bulldog suffers a spinal injury being chased by another dog in the park. Then a rescue Labrador has a wounded paw and a cocker spaniel has a painful hind leg.

At Bristol's Southmead Hospital, fourth generation twins make an appearance on the delivery suite, a larger-than-life double act struggle to see the funny side of their extended labour, and an expectant father holds his breath hoping for a boy.

Just four designers remain to fight it out for a place in the semi-finals. Arriving at Michelle's studio, they are split into teams of two and given their next challenge - the redesign of two cafes in the seaside town of Margate. The finished venues need to attract both daytime and evening crowds, so the key to the task is delivering multifunctional spaces, with each team member taking ownership for their own zones.

Amanda and Alan design a traditional Sicilian walled kitchen. Kicking off the demolition in 36-degree heat proves to be a trial for Alan, and he soon realises that taking on a build in a medieval hilltop town comes with its own unique challenges.

Shopping from home.

Nick Knowles offers families across Britain a life-changing deal, ditch at least half of your clutter, and he and his talented team will deliver their half of the bargain. a stunning home makeover.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

A couple thought they found a starter house in her old neighbourhood, but three years and two kids later, they've decided to stay. Drew and Jonathan tackle the dated kitchen and uneven floors so this family can keep making memories in their home.

Two newlyweds bought their home from her grandparents to keep it in the family. While the home is spacious, the chopped-up layout makes entertaining a challenge. Drew and Jonathan do a complete overhaul to update the home.

Two high school sweethearts love their Los Angeles bungalow, but a hidden kitchen and dated finishes means it needs some TLC before they can settle in; Drew and Jonathan combine modern and boho styles for a cosy update to this couple's beloved home.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Derbyshire is the destination for Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team as they travel to Chesterfield to help Lisa and Richard Watson and their young family. Their daughter Madison was born with a heart defect and a rare eating disorder that requires 24-hour care from Lisa. Richard is a builder who began an extension to their home to accommodate his expanding family.

Nick Knowles and the team travel to a beautiful village in the Welsh countryside to help a widower and his eight-year-old daughter. Through illness and family loss, David and Erica Williams have been living in a dilapidated caravan for six years. The caravan stands next to the shell of a new build that was once going to be their family home. Erica's mother died two years ago, just as the house was beginning to take shape.

Nick Knowles and the team head to Enfield where they meet Eric Rivers, a keen sportsman who is gradually being deprived of the use of his body by motor neurone disease. Eric is a passionate communicator and a keen advocate for the value of life. Eric, his wife Davina and their three daughters need their terraced house adapted for Eric's needs. They also need additional room.

Amateur cooks from around Australia compete in a series of unique challenges judged by culinary experts and world famous chefs.

A suicidal and violent patient and a student with a life-threatening condition.

`Friends with benefits' Jodie and Stephen are expecting a baby together. Derroll is a devoted stepfather to Maria's four children and now they hope to have a baby together.

After taking six years to conceive, Louise and Andy are looking forward to showing their baby off to Andy's worried stepmum Olwen, who's a health care assistant at the hospital.

With access to Bradford's district nurses, police and council workers, we take viewers to the heart of northern England and follows the people dedicated to making their city a better place.

Janine and Adam assist a woman who is threatening to jump out of a first-floor window, and husband and wife team Ann and Kevin are called out to help Ann's sick Dad!

It's semi-finals week, and the remaining three contestants are aiming to deliver their best designs to date, in the hope of winning a place in the big final. Michelle reveals that for their next project they will be working solo. Each has a luxury holiday lodge to upgrade, including an open-plan kitchen, living and dining space, as well as an outside terrace.

Alan and Amanda struggle to understand each other's vision as they renovate the bathrooms, as Amanda is unconvinced about Alan's bidet and Alan attempts to veto Amanda's disco ball installation.

Shopping from home.

Nick is in Brighton, where he has to remove 302 boxes of clutter from the home Lauren and Mark share with their goddaughter Holly, and he then sets about a major transformation of the house.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

A couple searching for their first home in Los Angeles finally found their cosy cottage. While they love their home, it's very dated, so Drew and Jonathan update its awkward layout and 1970s mirror walls to create a paradise for them to grow into.

A long-distance couple are finally coming together in Los Angeles, but his Spanish-style bungalow needs a major update; Jonathan and Drew help them ditch the bachelor decor and improve the disjointed layout for a cosy, modern home they'll both love.

A couple set down roots in a community they can't imagine leaving, but with the kids growing up, their home has become too cramped and closed off; Drew and Jonathan clear the way with a modern transformation that is more functional for this family.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the DIY team head to Dumfries in Scotland to meet Sue, whose partner Barry died of a sudden heart attack in 2003, leaving her suffering from depression, dealing with two young children and living in a house that was falling apart. The team enlist the aid of their very own tartan army to tackle this build and try to help get this family back on track.

Nick Knowles and the team join forces with an army of local tradespeople to come to the aid of a family in Dudley. All three children in the Whitehouse family have an inherited condition called Fragile X Syndrome. The symptoms vary, but their youngest son has been hit hardest and has learning difficulties. Dad Wayne and mum Joanne attempted to build an extension to their house to try and cope.

Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team travel to Duxford near Cambridge. They enlist the aid of local trades to help Paul and Sarah Behan, who had just started an extension to their tiny bungalow when their young son Joshua was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of liver cancer. Joshua's cancer meant the extension had to be abandoned just when it became more necessary than ever.

Amateur cooks from around Australia compete in a series of unique challenges judged by culinary experts and world famous chefs.

Janey developed a passion for micro pigs six years ago, but soon discovered that animals that are small when you buy them can grow and grow.

Internationally respected Great Dane breeder Gary enters Crufts for one of his last shows. Bunny spoiler Emma designs a half acre rabbit wonderland.

Sarah and her mum Pat are both midwives at Liverpool Women's Hospital, and now Sarah's expecting twins. Tasha previously had a traumatic birth and is now having her second child.

Pete meets the four-legged friends that call the UK's leading dog welfare charity, Dogs Trust, home. From when they are rescued, Pete plays an instrumental role in their rehabilitation process, right up until the point the dogs are safely rehomed.

There are over 150 police community support officers (PCSOs) currently employed by West Yorkshire Police. Tom and his latest mentee Wojciech are on the beat dealing with everything from vehicle violations to homelessness on the streets.

Lee and Kath blue light to a man who's collapsed after playing bingo, while Nic and Adam are called to an elderly lady who has been struggling to cope since her husband passed away.

Having survived seven tough challenges, this week the two finalists go head-to-head for the ultimate prize. Awaiting the winner is a career-defining contract to design an apartment for an upmarket coastal resort on the Cornish coast. Judge Michelle Ogundehin dispatches the finalists to London's vibrant Soho district, where each designer takes on the redesign of a trendy bar.

Alan takes charge of a bedroom, but doubt sets in as Amanda struggles with his vision. To nail his rustic chic look, Alan visits designer Marie at her 300-year-old palazzo.

Shopping from home.

Nick heads to Gloucester to help a family drowning under three generations worth of stuff in a four-bedroom Edwardian semi. The clutter has hidden cash in it, but it's bringing down the value of their home.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

After 15 years of memories in their cosy home, this family can't imagine living anywhere else; with only two bedrooms for five people and limited storage, Drew and Jonathan arrive to revamp the space so they can stay in the home they love.

A husband surprised his wife and daughter with a charming 1950s home, but renovation plans were put on hold when he passed away; Drew and Jonathan want to turn this forever home into a dream home so they can build on the memories they've made there.

A couple is attached to their charming and one-of-a-kind 1940s home, but they could do without its more mysterious and dysfunctional quirks.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Single mother Julie Jones became a national news story when she promised to look after her dying friend's children. Overnight Julie's family grew from three children to eight. Nick Knowles and the team travel to Huntingdon where, with the help of the local community, they aim to transform Julie's house into a home for this supersized family. They have just ten days in which to finish the build.

Building an extension to meet the needs of their growing family seemed a straightforward proposition for Neil and Rebecca Smith, but then Neil was made redundant and the couple's youngest child began to display signs of autism. Nick Knowles and the team enlist the aid of the local community to rescue this family. They have just 10 days to complete the build.

Hanna and Mike have three kids, two of them are twins born prematurely. One now suffers from cerebral palsy and the other is profoundly deaf. The family house is tiny and the cramped conditions are making life extremely difficult and at times dangerous for the growing boys. Nick Knowles and DIY SOS team call on friends, family and the local community to come to the aid of this young family and build a single storey extension in just nine days.

Amateur cooks from around Australia compete in a series of unique challenges judged by culinary experts and world famous chefs.

Pete meets the four-legged friends that call the UK's leading dog welfare charity, Dogs Trust, home. From when they are rescued, Pete plays an instrumental role in their rehabilitation process, right up until the point the dogs are safely rehomed.

Louis Theroux travels to America to investigate the story of a man who has become one of the most controversial and captivating icons of recent times: the gun-toting, self-described `gay hillbilly' and `Tiger King' Joe Exotic.

A muscle-mad macho man struggles to keep his nerves in check, an expectant dad goes all-out to make his wife feel comfortable in the birthing room, and a same sex couple are rushed into hospital ten weeks early.

Southmead Hospital rolls out the red carpet for `Baby Spice', Emma Bunton. The celebrity is coming in to support the maternity unit's charity and her arrival is causing quite a stir.

Just four designers remain to fight it out for a place in the semi-finals. Arriving at Michelle's studio, they are split into teams of two and given their next challenge - the redesign of two cafes in the seaside town of Margate. The finished venues need to attract both daytime and evening crowds, so the key to the task is delivering multifunctional spaces, with each team member taking ownership for their own zones.

Shopping from home.

On Mersea Island in Essex, Nick comes to the rescue of a family of six who are drowning in clutter, having hoarded 82 boxes of clothes, 92 pillowcases and 613 cuddly toys.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

A former cowboy and his family love their vintage ranch house, but the awkward layout, dated yellow kitchen and unsafe fireplace need a lot of help.

An active family loves having room for sports in their backyard, but the low ceilings and an awkward layout inside keep the home from being perfect; Drew and Jonathan plan a modern renovation to turn this dated property into an ideal home.

A family thinks their 1960s house is a vintage treasure that's full of charm, but its impractical layout and frustrating kitchen are showing their age; Drew and Jonathan blend traditional and modern elements to turn this property into a cosy home.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Four years ago June Finlay suffered a terrible brain infection which has left her unable to walk, talk and totally dependent on her devoted husband John. Nick and the DIY SOS team extend the house and give June back her dignity.

Nick Knowles and the team head to Bury to rebuild the home of the Malone family, whose daughter Maddie struggles to walk and talk.

Nick Knowles and the team call on the local community to renovate the home of Rob and Michelle Wall and their son Noah, who suffers from spina bifida.

Amateur cooks from around Australia compete in a series of unique challenges judged by culinary experts and world famous chefs.

The discovery of underwear on a canal bank sparks a risky missing persons search and a police incident ends in a fleeing car passenger jumping over a wall and breaking his leg.

A major fire breaks out in a haulage depot in Brighouse and a serious accident at an illegal off-road biking site leads to a rider needing urgent hospital treatment.

Edina gets into such a state about the arrival of two intimidating old friends from the 1960s that words are said in haste.

Edina fears the worst: poverty. With her ex-husband threatening to cut her alimony, she takes Saffy's advice, exchanging her car for a smaller model and giving up Harrod's grocery deliveries.

Patsy's discarded cigarette sets fire to the kitchen, and the girls have a rebirthing experience when they get locked in the living room.

It's semi-finals week, and the remaining three contestants are aiming to deliver their best designs to date, in the hope of winning a place in the big final. Michelle reveals that for their next project they will be working solo. Each has a luxury holiday lodge to upgrade, including an open-plan kitchen, living and dining space, as well as an outside terrace.

Amanda aims to bring a slice of Hollywood to Sicily in the master bedroom with a banana leaf-themed boudoir design, roping in her DIY-loving dad to help build a four-poster bed.

Shopping from home.

Neil is furious when his informant fails to warn him about a robbery where the thieves got away with £500,000 in jewellery. One of the owners of the shop is revealed to be in serious debt - supporting Neil's theory that the heist was an inside job. During the investigation, Mickey and Terry identify two other suspects and discover the stolen jewellery - only to have a gun held to their heads.

Reg and Beth find Clayton Fortune badly beaten and stumbling out of an underpass. They take him to hospital where he tells Sally and Emma that he was attacked and raped after visiting a club. Neil suspects that the assault was carried out by Clayton's friends who were heard mocking him. When Sally and Emma visit Clayton's home, he confesses to his deeply religious mother that he is gay.

Sally and Tony attend a road-traffic accident to find two men arguing over who's to blame. The Ukrainian girlfriend of one of them is injured and taken to hospital, but when she is asked to give a statement she is unable to produce any ID. Elsewhere, Terry is working undercover investigating claims that a violent loan shark is ordering acid attacks on the families of those who can't afford her rates.

Smithy and Diane attend an incident where Duncan Wilde is threatening a burger van owner with a knife. After apprehending him, Smithy finds a bag of skunk in his possession and takes him back to the station. Diane finds herself in a terrifying situation when an enraged skunk grower, armed with a baseball bat, locks the two of them in a room together. Meanwhile, Beth and Tony are called out to a disturbance at a house.

Callum is shocked to discover that a body found in a derelict building is that of missing teenager Chloe Parks. Smithy visits the dead girl's school and is told by her teacher that Chloe had a reputation among the boys. One in particular, Ben Jackson, is interviewed by Samantha - who puts it to him that he raped and killed Chloe. Then Will examines a home video, handed in by Chloe's friend Polly.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Advanced care paramedics Shelly and Shane help the victim of a hit-and-run incident. Plus, Tamara and Jeff race across Brisbane to the aid of a woman in labour.

Armahn and Ash are called to help a 96-year-old woman who has a nasty head injury. Plus, Paul finds himself giving a unique pep talk in order to ease the concerns of a panicked patient.

Advanced paramedics Sam and CJ come to the aid of a 23-year-old woman who is having a dangerous diabetic seizure. Then, they are sent to help a young boy with breathing difficulties.

Advanced paramedics Rachel and Ben treat a man who has a burning pain in his eyes. Tash helps a woman who is stuck in her car following a head-on car crash.

Pete meets the four-legged friends that call the UK's leading dog welfare charity, Dogs Trust, home. From when they are rescued, Pete plays an instrumental role in their rehabilitation process, right up until the point the dogs are safely rehomed.

A puppy called Albie has a broken back from being knocked over by a car and needs a complex operation. Also, a Scottish terrier has a mysterious ailment never seen before and Noel must use old-fashioned detective work to find out what is wrong.

Older parents Nina and Andy already had two children and thought their `nappy days' were behind them, when they discovered they were pregnant with twins Phoebe and Zac.

Mums Vicki and Janet are going through `the terrible twos' with their spirited daughter Eva, but there's a bigger challenge on the horizon as Vicki undergoes IVF again in the hope of having a second child.

More than 28% of Bradford's residents are under 18s, a higher proportion than any other city in the UK, leading council chiefs to proudly proclaim it to be Britain's youngest city.

Jo and Ash deal with a patient whose chronic cough leaves him struggling to breathe, while Joel and Nic treat a man who's fallen from a ladder while wielding a hedge trimmer.

Having survived seven tough challenges, this week the two finalists go head-to-head for the ultimate prize. Awaiting the winner is a career-defining contract to design an apartment for an upmarket coastal resort on the Cornish coast. Judge Michelle Ogundehin dispatches the finalists to London's vibrant Soho district, where each designer takes on the redesign of a trendy bar.

Amanda and Alan's plans to create an open-plan living and dining room are jeopardised when they come up against a huge structural wall dividing the two spaces.

Louis has gained access to Coalinga Mental Hospital in California, which houses more than 500 of the most disturbed criminals in America, convicted paedophiles. Most have already served lengthy prison sentences, but have been deemed unsafe for release. Instead they have been sent here for an indefinite time.

Shopping from home.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Petite young mum Oakley needs all her strength to deliver a huge baby.

Louisa and David are expecting their fifth baby boy. David thinks they should stick at five children, but Louisa thinks they should have even numbers - six!

Featuring extraordinary images of premature babies being delivered by Caesarean section. Caroline and Chris Pike are expecting triplets, but one of them is much smaller than his brothers. There's a risk he could die, and endanger the lives of his brothers. Caroline is told that she is to be booked for a Caesarean section at seven months: the triplets will be more than two months premature.

A brand new baby is a joyous event for every parent but imagine what it's like knowing you're having twins, triplets or even more. Multiple pregnancies are more likely to suffer miscarriage, abnormality and premature birth. This special follows four couples, and the medical staff who care for them, through their multiple pregnancies and births and the unexpected turns that they take.

They're out of the maternity ward. A look at what happens next, with parents and babies from the heart-warming documentary series.

Professor Noel Fitzpatrick offers cutting-edge treatment for Luca, a long-suffering four-year-old springer spaniel with a painful elbow. There is also a leaky Labrador puppy in need of surgery.

A four-year-old French bulldog suffers a spinal injury being chased by another dog in the park. Then a rescue Labrador has a wounded paw and a cocker spaniel has a painful hind leg.

Pete meets the four-legged friends that call the UK's leading dog welfare charity, Dogs Trust, home. From when they are rescued, Pete plays an instrumental role in their rehabilitation process, right up until the point the dogs are safely rehomed.

Adam and Jenine try to help a woman who's fallen from a first-floor window, while Laura and Natalie deal with a former paramedic who appears to have had a stroke.

Joel and Sam treat a woman who's in excruciating pain after tripping and injuring her leg, while Adam and Annie blue light to the scene of a car crash.

An NHS day surgery unit, its dedicated staff and even its beds are rigged with cameras to give a unique view of what goes on behind ward curtains and under the knife.

An NHS day surgery unit, its dedicated staff and even its beds are rigged with cameras to give a unique view of what goes on behind ward curtains and under the knife.

The hospital corridors at Southmead turn blue as one young mum lets out all of her pent-up frustrations, on-off romancers finally take the plunge after ten years of indecision, and pregnancy cravings make it into the delivery room.

The nine remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform London offices.

Alan and Amanda are on the home stretch as they take on the interiors for the final room and reveal their labour of love to their Sicilian family with an emotional farewell party.

Louis Theroux travels to San Francisco where a group of pioneering medical professionals help children who say they were born in the wrong body transition from boy to girl or girl to boy at ever younger ages.

Shopping from home.

Nick meets a retired couple whose house cluttered with holiday souvenirs is becoming a health hazard. To win an amazing refurbishment, they must have the courage to part with half of their hoard.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Drew and Jonathan aim to create a modern, spacious home from a choppy layout that is no longer functional for four adults living under one roof.

Drew and Jonathan update the awkward floor plan of a single-story house with some 1970s quirks for two high school sweethearts who have moved 14 times in 15 years, and are ready to make their forever home dreams a reality.

A family has decades worth of memories in their home, but the 1980s finishes and very uneven floor levels have them desperately ready for a change; Drew and Jonathan transform the kitchen and living spaces to breathe new life into their forever home.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the team renovate the house of Colin and Clare Gibbons and adapt it to meet the needs of their eldest son Christopher, who suffers from Duchene's muscular dystrophy.

Nick and the team head to Warrington help adapt the home of Dave McCartney, who suffered a massive stroke and is now forced to sleep in a hospital bed in the kitchen.

Nick and the team help renovate the home of Jason and Effie Sulong. Jason was left paralysed by a motorcycle accident and cardiac nurse Effie is struggling to look after Jason and their two kids in an ill-equipped home.

Ten pastry chefs enter the kitchen to begin a journey to compete for $100,000. The judges announce that the winner of the first challenge will win a brand-new advantage.

The focus is on ensuring a cosy and comforting vibe. Breakfast is a tray of cheering Chai muffins - light, luscious and dairy free. For a low key lunch, there's Nigella's Asian-flavoured short ribs - a perfect make-ahead, meltingly tender beef stew.

Pete meets some newborn pups fighting to survive, and helps teach Hugo, a Cane Corso rescued from quarantine at Dover, how to be a dog.

It's Christmas at Fitzpatrick Referrals and Professor Noel musters all his skills to treat three very special patients, a rescue puppy, a Dalmation, and a Labrador from Switzerland.

The nation's favourite vet gears up for an extraordinary range of new challenges. A Rhodesian Ridgeback has cancer and a puppy from Cornwall is in a huge amount of pain.

In an episode all about making babies, lovebirds Catherine and her husband Simon explain that, when they were trying for their first baby, making love became very mechanical.

Stacey is in Liverpool to meet Richard, who is on a life-long mission to discover the identity of his father - he's blown away when he finally learns the truth.

Nigella cooks up her favourite breakfast - a twist on avocado toast with radishes, as well as a deliciously different Thai noodle dish with cinnamon and prawns and a laid back family supper of luscious lamb ribs.

Shopping from home.

Nick meets the Parmar family, whose reluctance to throw anything away means they have rooms for storage instead of for living. Can they ditch 50% to earn a home makeover?

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Drew and Jonathan's best friends from college bought a home with ample potential, but the 1970's style desperately needs an update; the brothers swoop in to transform the main floor and give their friends a gorgeous space to finally call their own.

A woman inherits a home that's been in her family for generations, and soon she will pass it on to her son; Drew and Jonathan balance the family's design styles to rework the layout and crumbling kitchen so this legacy home will be built to last.

Drew and Jonathan's best friends from college bought a home with ample potential, but the 1970's style desperately needs an update; the brothers swoop in to transform the main floor and give their friends a gorgeous space to finally call their own.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nine-year-old Brandon suffers from an extreme form of epilepsy. The house is not safe for Brandon who can fit at any time and without warning so the team descend on the house to make it into a wonderful home for the whole family.

Nick and the team visit Swansea to renovate the house of 15-year-old Jack Morris and his mum Helen. Jack has a rare form of Muscular Dystrophy and is forced to sleep in the living room of their small three-bedroom semi.

Nick Knowles and the team head to Dartford to renovate the home of Scott Russell and Jenny Watts. Their son Charlie was born with severe disabilities and needs round-the-clock care which Jenny has given up work to provide.

Contestants are stunned when they find out that they must incorporate movement into their dish.

Chris and Tom go to the home of a young woman who is having suicidal thoughts and demonstrate how well trained they are at dealing with mental illness, as well as physical injury.

Louise is having her first child at 45, but has gone through a heart-breaking split with her baby's father, Dan. Meanwhile, Jess is 16 and is finally getting a sibling.

Being unable to control her labour heightens 24-year-old first-time mum Natasha's anxiety. Natasha's partner Andrew is the rock that stands between her and a condition that has driven her to the brink in the past.

Follow those who are determined to help some of Bradford's most vulnerable residents, including victims of domestic violence and those struggling with alcohol addiction. With a 150 per cent rise in domestic abuse cases since 2015, particularly among the homeless population, and budget cuts for the council's alcohol recovery services, the situation is a difficult one for both police and council workers.

Mick and Rachel help an amateur stunt driver who has crash-landed and damaged his back, while Lee and Stef are called to a lady with multiple allergies who has suffered a seizure.

Liverpool-born Maureen is wondering if her father was an African-American GI who fell in love with her mother during the Second World War, which could mean she has family in the US. She's also curious why her three sons are so musically talented and if the secret may lie in her DNA. Jackie grew up in a Nazi concentration camp as a Jewish orphan and wants to know why he survived.

Nigella introduces us to her favourite recipes for sharing with family and friends. Whether it's a tray of nourishing breakfast bars, crunchy chicken cutlets, or Nigella's sumptuous chocolate cake, every recipe is a guaranteed crowd pleaser.

Shopping from home.

...Clearout.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Bob and Reiki master Denise have made many happy memories in their suburban home, but the house's dated oak finishes and choppy layout are weighing on the couple; they need help revamping their home to make it a space with positive energy and flow.

A family loves the good bones of their home, but with a fourth child on the way, their cramped living space quickly loses functionality; Drew and Jonathan roll up their crafting sleeves to design an organised home with room for the growing family.

After meeting in his childhood home 20 years ago, these high school sweethearts are now married and moving into that same house; Jonathan and Drew help transform the kitchen and main living areas, breathing new life into this cherished family home.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

In April 2012, Mark Burrows suffered brain damage in an unprovoked attack. Nick and the boys take on the task of building a self contained apartment alongside his parents bungalow so that Mark can at last come home.

Nick and the team head to Hull, to help Motor Neurone Disease and Fabrys disease sufferer Jason and his wife Liz build a home for themselves and their daughters.

Identical twins Katie and Emelia were born with achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism. Their family is struggling for space and in desperate need of some good luck. Thankfully, the DIY SOS team are on hand to help build them a home for a better future.

In the first elimination of the season, the contestants must must impress with desserts that trick the eye by appearing to be something else, while ensuring flavour is front and centre.

In this episode, a look at the American miniature horse show craze and a five-star spa for dogs.

In this episode, a look at rare Japanese nettle jellyfish and the latest craze, blingtastic horse grooming.

With their first baby on the way, `tattooed lady' Sazzie and her `scary biker' boyfriend Adam hope they'll be judged like any other parents and not because of how they look.

Pete meets some newborn pups fighting to survive, and helps teach Hugo, a Cane Corso rescued from quarantine at Dover, how to be a dog.

A look at how the NHS is trying to relieve pressure on hospitals by caring for patients in their own homes. Community matrons Sandra and Julia tend to a patient in pain who has been waiting for a hospital appointment for over two years, after having it postponed during the pandemic. It provides a stark reminder that there are currently six million patients on NHS waiting lists, an increase of 50 per cent since the beginning of 2020.