Bar Wars II: The Woodman Strikes Back: On the day of the annual Boston Bloody Mary Competition, Sam and the Cheers gang are determined to beat Gary's Old Town Tavern. (S7 Ep10/22).

Adventures in Housesitting: Rebecca housesits for one of the company executives and looks after his pet dog, but when Sam comes over to lend a hand, the hound escapes. (S7 Ep11/22).

The Breakup Tape: When Debra finds a cassette that contains a message from Ray's college girlfriend, she wants to know why he has kept it for so many years. (S6 Ep18).

Talk to Your Daughter: Ray is ready to speak to Ally about the facts of life but discovers that she is now more interested in knowing the meaning of life. (S6 Ep19).

Slow Tango in South Seattle: Frasier fumes when a Boston bar buddy, whom he once helped to overcome writer's block, turns a confidential story about him into a bestseller. (S2 Ep1).

The Unkindest Cut of All: Frasier hopes to stop Eddie from putting himself about after he finds himself foster father to a litter of puppies sired by the mutt. (S2 Ep2).

The Matchmaker: Frasier invites the new station manager home for dinner to fix him up with Daphne. But he thinks it's Frasier who's interested in him. (S2 Ep3).

Flour Child: After helping a pregnant taxi driver to give birth, Niles practises being a father by cradling a sack of flour in his arms. (S2 Ep4).

The Changing of the Guardian: After surviving a tornado, Marge and Homer seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should ever happen to them. (S24 Ep11/22).

Hardly Kirk-ing: Bart and Milhouse explore the perks of adulthood when a hair-shaving experiment leaves Milhouse looking exactly like his dad Kirk. (S24 Ep13/22).

Gorgeous Grampa: The family discover that Grampa used to be a top wrestler. And Mr Burns - a big fan - convinces him to get back in the ring. (S24 Ep14/22).

Second instalment of the martial arts franchise with Pat Morita and Ralph Macchio. Mr Miyagi returns home to visit his dying dad. But he has unfinished business.

In Devon, married couple Lewis and James kick off the week with their signature style. But a dribbly shower rains on their chances.

Last time out, Sally and Jo set up some spotless expectations for their B&B in Cornwall. At feedback time, they might end up wishing they'd kept their mouths shut.

Newbie B&Ber Hilary hosts at her actual family home in Dorset, which isn't to the taste of some guests. Luckily, a stunning sea view might turn the tide.

Nikki and Terry host the week's final visit at The Railway Ramblers' Rest in Devon, where simmering tensions between guests threaten to derail things.

On payment day, allegations of foul play after one pair gave consistently low scores throughout the week get the blood boiling, before the winners are revealed.

for Stand Up To Cancer: Roman Kemp, Amelia Dimoldenberg, Sarah Beeny and Maxine Peake take cupcakes to a new level, and create memorable romantic dates in biscuit form. (S8 Ep2).

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

The doomed ocean liner's fateful final 24 hours are retold in restored colour. Survivors' dramatic tales are brought to life, and the Titanic's legacy is examined. (Ep2/2).

Baker: The hopefuls prove their livestock skills with Welsh Black cattle, before pitching their plans. Who'll be the next temporary manager, and who'll be the first to leave? (S2 Ep3).

with Alice Roberts: Alice's train odyssey takes in Corinth, a guide called Socrates, Aristotle the historian, and the story of the wars at sea between the Romans and the Greeks. (Ep3).

Lesley Manville stars as a humble cleaner who simply must have a Dior couture dress, and so heads to Paris to find one in director Anthony Fabian's Oscar-winning period comedy drama.

Violent action-thriller starring Jason Statham as the tough courier Frank Martin, who's hired to guard a government drugs czar's son. But his mission soon lurches towards disaster.

Comedy crime thriller starring Brendan Gleeson and Don Cheadle. A dead body and an FBI agent disrupt a rule-bending policeman's laid-back life on the west coast of Ireland.

South Brooklyn: Gordon helps a debt-laden Brooklyn restaurant with constantly clashing co-owners. Can he sort out their finances before it folds? (S8 Ep8).

A trip to California reveals the secret to perfect walnuts. Matt Tebbutt finds out what makes sour sweets sour. And how do brewers make their trendy hazy beers cloudy? (S18 Ep2).

Fashion designer and TV host Tan France joins Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer, in a highlight from Sunday Brunch.

The Changing of the Guardian: After surviving a tornado, Marge and Homer seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should ever happen to them. (S24 Ep11/22).

Hardly Kirk-ing: Bart and Milhouse explore the perks of adulthood when a hair-shaving experiment leaves Milhouse looking exactly like his dad Kirk. (S24 Ep13/22).

Please Mr Postman: Sam still believes he can win over Rebecca, especially when she admits there is a song that makes her feel romantic. Cliff trains a new female postal worker. (S7 Ep12/22).

Golden Boyd: Rebecca, Sam and Woody run the bar at a party for Kelly, the daughter of a company executive. Woody competes for Kelly's attention with her arrogant boyfriend. (S7 Ep13/22).

I Kid You Not: Frasier and Lilith practise their parenting skills on Carla's precocious six-year-old son and plan to take him to a fancy restaurant, which annoys Carla. (S7 Ep14/22).

A Vote for Debra: Debra decides to run for school president, but Ray isn't sure that he can handle the twins by himself during all those meetings, so he votes against her. (S6 Ep20).

Call Me Mom: As Ray finally feels comfortable enough to call Debra's mother 'mom', he wants Debra to reciprocate with Marie. (S6 Ep21).

Duke's, We Hardly Knew Ye: Frasier and Niles accompany Martin to the closing of his favourite bar. But they soon realise they have shares in the company forcing its closure. (S2 Ep5).

The Botched Language of Cranes: After publicly denouncing Seattle as a 'soggy' city, Frasier must battle the angry words and 'gifts' of die-hard Seattleites. (S2 Ep6).

Black-Eyed, Please: Flanders loses his cool when his laid-back parents start to prefer Homer's company to his own. Lisa is bullied by her new substitute teacher. (S24 Ep15/22).

Dark Knight Court: When Bart is accused of playing a prank on the school marching band - a prank he says he didn't commit - Lisa must step in to defend her brother in court. (S24 Ep16/22).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with guests Adam and Ryan Thomas, Sara Cox, Bridget Christie, Triple H and Tony Hadley. Plus: music from Chesney Hawkes.

Pulpit Friction: A trendy new reverend recruits Homer as a deacon. Dry cleaners accidentally swap Marge's wedding dress for one of Krusty's clown costumes. (S24 Ep18/22).

The Fabulous Faker Boy: Bart doesn't want to go to piano lessons - until he meets his beautiful teacher. Homer loses the last two hairs on his head. (S24 Ep20/22).

The Saga of Carl: Homer, Moe, Lenny and Carl win the lottery, but Carl runs off to Iceland with the winnings. (S24 Ep21/22).

The competition begins at Louise and Kerry's community-owned B&B, The Gun at Ridsdale, in Northumberland, where a feathery hat gets some special attention at a birds of prey centre.

Mike and Pam hope that their guests will embrace the off-grid experience at their Marthrown of Mabie glampsite in Dumfries. But will a trek to the toilet poo-poo their chances.

The week's third visit takes the B&Bers to Jo and Craig's Dale View B&B in Cumbria, where they all marvel at the local scenery aboard a steam train and bond over bevvies in the boozer.

A giant sloth serves gin to the B&Bers as Gig and Lyndsey host the week's final visit at their West Yorkshire B&B, The Cross Inn. But is it all just for show, or do they always go all-out.

With sore feelings festering from foul feedback throughout the week, it's certain to be a dramatic payment day. After a healthy dollop of debate, who'll win the week.

Jamie Oliver showcases some of his favourite springtime celebration meals, from spicy green chicken curry and silky spinach and goat's cheese risotto, to his epic rhubarb and custard tart.

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

Step inside the world of Hotel Chocolat, from its inventing rooms to the cacao-filled forests. In this episode, chocolatier Yodi tries to get his first ever invention into production. (Ep1).

Off for Stand Up To Cancer: Kate Garraway, Phil Wang, Gbemisola Ikumelo and Sophie Willan take on mini loaf cakes and reveal their hidden talents in showstopping choux. (S8 Ep3).

Paddy McGuinness hosts as 12 people face temptation in the Malaysian jungle, for a share of £300k. A sealed bid to win a luxury night away from camp leads to outrageous spending. (S2 Ep5/8).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. Puppy's under pressure as the Chapeltown Collective perform for a place at a national dance showcase. Can she overcome her anxieties? (Ep1/6).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. Puppy hasn't told her best friend Koby that they're competing for the same scholarship. But she can't keep her secret forever. (Ep2/6).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. At a fundraiser for the Chapeltown Collective, the gulf between Puppy and Koby widens, but Puppy gets to see a new side to Liam. (Ep3/6).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. The gang get a paid gig as backing dancers in a music video, but Koby's jealousy jeopardises his friendship with Puppy. (Ep4/6).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. The final rehearsal before the big showcase descends into chaos as tensions come to a head and hard truths are told. (Ep5/6).

Series finale of the dance drama set in Leeds. With the studio locked and Erica AWOL, it seems like the Chapeltown Collective's big dreams are over. Can Puppy and Koby make amends? (Ep6/6).

Da Mimmo: Gordon tries to transform New Jersey Italian restaurant Da Mimmo, which is run by a mother and her three sons - two of whom see the business as a failure. (S8 Ep4).

Comedian Adam Buxton and Joe Lycett peruse Prague's wonders, as they kayak down the river Vltava, sample sausages out of skulls and caviar-laced ice cream, and enjoy a beer spa.

Bridget Christie's sharp, unflinching comedy returns for a second series. Linda finds herself on trial for lying about her identity. But her time in the Forest is far from over. (S2 Ep1/6).

Bridget Christie's sharp comedy. The seeds of a revolution are being sown, but Linda's reluctant to lead the women's campaign, and a hazy memory is starting to raise questions. (S2 Ep2/6).

Gorgeous Grampa: The family discover that Grampa used to be a top wrestler. And Mr Burns - a big fan - convinces him to get back in the ring. (S24 Ep14/22).

Black-Eyed, Please: Flanders loses his cool when his laid-back parents start to prefer Homer's company to his own. Lisa is bullied by her new substitute teacher. (S24 Ep15/22).

Pulpit Friction: A trendy new reverend recruits Homer as a deacon. Dry cleaners accidentally swap Marge's wedding dress for one of Krusty's clown costumes. (S24 Ep18/22).

Dark Knight Court: When Bart is accused of playing a prank on the school marching band - a prank he says he didn't commit - Lisa must step in to defend her brother in court. (S24 Ep16/22).

The Fabulous Faker Boy: Bart doesn't want to go to piano lessons - until he meets his beautiful teacher. Homer loses the last two hairs on his head. (S24 Ep20/22).

The Saga of Carl: Homer, Moe, Lenny and Carl win the lottery, but Carl runs off to Iceland with the winnings. (S24 Ep21/22).

On the Isle of Wight, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien uncover four items, and restorer Ronnie relives his past life in Ibiza via a three-wheeled trike.

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

Don't Paint Your Chickens: Sam dates Erin, an exercise fan who exhausts him with her dedication to athletics and outdoor pursuits. Rebecca promotes Norm's decorating business. (S7 Ep15/22).

The Cranemakers: Frasier and a pregnant Lilith reject civilisation and move to the wilderness to enjoy a natural way of life. Woody is forced to take his first holiday in ages. (S7 Ep16/22).

Hot Rocks: Sam brings a VIP guest back to the bar, but when Rebecca loses her diamond earrings, she thinks he might have stolen them and promises Sam anything to get them back. (S7 Ep17/22).

What's Up, Doc?: Sam tries to get a date with a beautiful psychiatrist who is a colleague of Frasier and Lilith, but when she won't agree he makes an appointment to see her. (S7 Ep18/22).

Mother's Day: Debra takes offence when Marie accuses her of being rude, and they end up fighting and not speaking to each other. (S6 Ep22).

The Bigger Person: Ray and Frank realise they can exploit the fact that Debra and Marie aren't speaking to each other. (S6 Ep23).

The Candidate: There's father-son rivalry when Martin favours right-wing political candidate Holden Thorpe, while Frasier and Niles support his left-wing rival. (S2 Ep7).

Adventures in Paradise (Part 1/2): Frasier and Madeline run away together to a cottage on remote Bora Bora. But then Lilith turns up. (S2 Ep8).

Adventures in Paradise (Part 2/2): Frasier is driven into a jealous rage by Lilith and her new boyfriend but thinks that he has the perfect opportunity for revenge. (S2 Ep9).

Burying a Grudge: Martin discovers that Artie, a former cop and friend-turned-foe, is suffering in a hospital bed, and thinks it might be time for a reconciliation. (S2 Ep10).

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Seal adopts a disguise to go incognito among some undiscovered but talented musicians who are struggling to make it in the music industry. (S9 Ep6).

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In Swansea, Leon and Dafydd tackle a terrace. But without a trade between them and with costs spiralling, they cut corners. Can they at least break even? (S5 Ep6).

In Windsor, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Roy, whose garages are stacked full of bikes. Henry picks the one that doesn't work, and Simon converts some wooden beams into lamps. (S4 Ep11).

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

Newly-weds Sue and Tony are starting married life with a difference. in sun-drenched Spain. Can Ben Hillman find them the perfect new home in Almería for their budget of £180k.

In Almería, Graeme and Marianne start renovating their holiday apartments. In Granada, Martin and Steve deal with the aftermath of a storm at their B&B. (S9 Ep26).

New series. More families buy and renovate chateaux in France. Having sold up at Château de Saugé, Donna and Paul get to work on a dilapidated water mill in Normandy. (S5 Ep1).

Happened Next?: Jasmine Harman revisits dad and daughter Steven and Stephanie in Charente. Laura Hamilton's with Neelesh and Angie, who bought an apartment in Estepona in 2019. (S1 Ep5).

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

Jamie Oliver gets out his air fryer - everyone's favourite kitchen gadget - to make prosciutto-baked fish, a roast chicken curry and peach Alaska. (Ep1/2).

Paddy McGuinness hosts as temptation awaits in the Malaysian jungle. Will any of the group secretly steal from the prize pot? And there's an agonising head-versus-heart decision. (S2 Ep6/8).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep7).

On the 'Box: Strictly Come Dancing, Phillip Schofield: Cast Away, Nightsleeper, Emily in Paris, First Dates, Made in Bondi, Roux Back Down the River and Only Connect. (S24 Ep4).

Matt prepares to jet off to the Philippines to turn his online relationship with Maria into a physical one. And in Dubai, Dumebi can't get hold of Mazi. Is history repeating itself? (Ep3/6).

Lock Up - Is This My Life?: Gypsy-Rose visits New York, where her newfound celebrity status makes her wonder whether she's cut out for the spotlight. (S1 Ep3).

Juicy Box: Gordon helps a Haitian juice bar and restaurant in Brooklyn. Jacques opened the Juicy Box to provide healthier options for the neighbourhood, but it's fallen into chaos. (S8 Ep5).

Fred Sirieix goes on a delicious journey in this ultimate global restaurant guide. In Puglia, Dermot O'Leary treats Fred to some sublime cucina povera. (S4 Ep1).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer chat to Dizzee Rascal.

Grace is shocked to see a familiar face back in Hollyoaks, while Mercedes hatches a plan for freedom. Sienna fears for her future. And not everyone is happy for a newly engaged couple.

List It: Tim, Sonia and daughter Ella are living in Tim's childhood home in Chippenham. Tim and Ella crave a fresh start in a new place, but Sonia's settled. Will they move on? (S9 Ep1).

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

The Gift of the Woodi: Rebecca decides to sharpen her image and goes to Lilith for advice on power-dressing. Woody can't compete when it comes to expensive presents for Kelly. (S7 Ep19/22).

Call Me Irresponsible: It's Carla's second wedding anniversary, and she's convinced that Eddie will remember and send her a gift, even though he's travelling with the ice show. (S7 Ep20/22).

Sisterly Love: When Rebecca's sister Susan visits, Sam discovers that they've been enemies for years and plans to exploit the jealousy between them to get dates with them both. (S7 Ep21/22).

Visiting Lecher: A marriage guidance expert who is an old friend of Frasier's comes to town on a book tour. But while preaching marital fidelity, he makes a pass at Rebecca. (S7 Ep22/22).

The First Time: When Debra accuses Ray of still not being able to pick up on her 'not in the mood' signals, they fondly recall the first night they spent together. (S6 Ep24).

The Cult: Upset that Marie and Debra can't seem to resolve their differences, Robert decides to join a support group that the family believe is a cult. (S7 Ep1).

Seat of Power: Frasier and Niles realise that the plumbers who are repairing their toilet bullied them when they were all kids. (S2 Ep11).

Roz in the Doghouse: After injuring Roz's foot, Bulldog offers her a job as his producer. She's worried about his advances but accepts after falling out with Frasier. (S2 Ep12).

Retirement Is Murder: When Martin continues his 20-year obsession with solving a murder, Frasier steps in with his own theory: that the killer was a monkey. (S2 Ep13).

Fool Me Once, Shame on You, Fool Me Twice.: Frasier attempts to work his psychoanalysis on a self-confessed lazy criminal, Phil, who has stolen his briefcase and his car. (S2 Ep14).

Three-time Olympic gold medallist Gabby Douglas goes undercover to meet up-and-coming gymnasts and inspirational coaches and help make their dreams come true. (S9 Ep7).

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In Clynderwen, Ffion and Georgia fix up a terrace that's still full of stuff when they get the keys. Can they make a profit in a volatile market? (S5 Ep7).

In Herefordshire, Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet George, a collector for over 70 years. Max finds a crate of vintage motor oil bottles that could be worth a small fortune. (S4 Ep12).

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

Retired vicar Annie is swapping her life in the UK for the all-year-round sunshine and warmth of glorious Lanzarote. Can Lee Juggurnauth find her the perfect place for her £150k budget.

A Eurovision winner drops in for afternoon tea at Martin and Steve's B&B in Granada. Victoria and Stephen welcome trial guests to their vegan retreat in Portugal. (S9 Ep27).

The new series continues. At Château de Bourneau, Erin and JB rush to finish their turret art room renovations. In the Dordogne, Nick and Nicole begin major work on their chateau. (S5 Ep2).

Happened Next?: Jean Johansson catches up with Bev and Paul in Spain, who she helped in 2018, while Danni Menzies travels back to Brittany to see how Jill and Paul are doing. (S1 Ep7).

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

Keith Brymer Jones and Marj Hogarth continue their quest to turn a 163-year-old chapel in Pwllheli into their dream home. It's time to rip out the chapel's rot and fungus. (S2 Ep1/4).

Spaces: Amazing Spaces' youngest-ever builders turn a battered bus into an ice cream van. George also visits a Portuguese beach home and celebrates three eccentric builds. (S13 Ep2).

Bridget Christie's sharp comedy. Linda begins to realise the power that her ledgers have unleashed. And with eel numbers dwindling, Linda cooks up an idea: vegan mushroom eels. (S2 Ep3/6).

Bridget Christie's unflinching comedy. While the men and women of the town are more divided than ever, Linda's past comes back to haunt her - and reveals her true identity. (S2 Ep4/6).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep7).

After a life-threatening illness, Georgina's back on the dating scene and looking for a rugged man. Kate seeks a Viking while Ashley wants a man who can make a deeper connection. (S22 Ep7).

Ice Up: The survival competition continues. The remaining participants' options shrink when icy temperatures freeze the river. A missed opportunity pushes someone over the edge. (S9 Ep9).

Love Bites: Engaged couple Christopher and Tess inherited a New York diner, but working together has created a toxic work environment. Can Gordon help? (S8 Ep6).

Roisin Conaty and Tom Davis dissect the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker, in the last leg of the series. (S32 Ep10).

Lowell Hawthorne, the president and CEO of Caribbean food producer Golden Krust, goes undercover among the workforce in his own company, to determine the state of the business. (S7 Ep12/12).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer present highlights from Sunday Brunch. They chat to comedian Guz Khan and play a quick-fire quiz game.

List It: In Newtownards, Amy and Brian are at loggerheads over their five-bed chalet bungalow. Can Kirstie make it feel like new again, or will the grass be greener elsewhere? (S8 Ep1).

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

The Improbable Dream (Part 1): Rebecca has erotic dreams about Sam. Fearing for her sanity, she asks Frasier and Lilith for advice. But then a rich man sweeps her off her feet. (S8 Ep1/26).

The Improbable Dream (Part 2): When multi-millionaire Robin Colcord tells Rebecca she is the sole reason he visits Cheers, she forgets about Sam and takes off with him instead. (S8 Ep2/26).

A Bar Is Born: Rebecca looks forward to spending her first night with Robin, while Sam needs a fresh challenge and decides to buy a new bar that he will run himself. (S8 Ep3/26).

How to Marry a Mailman: Maggie has an important proposal for Cliff, after which he is afflicted with a puzzling medical condition that strikes when he is faced with commitment. (S8 Ep4/26).

Counseling: Debra decides that she and Ray should visit a marriage counsellor. At first Ray is completely against the idea, but he changes his mind when he meets the therapist. (S7 Ep2).

Homework: When Ally's teacher overhears Ray commenting about the kids' excessive workload, she invites him to address the curriculum review board. (S7 Ep3).

You Scratch My Book.: Stunning pop psychologist Honey Snow (Shannon Tweed) makes quite an impression on Frasier, against his better judgement. (S2 Ep15).

The Show Where Sam Shows Up: Sam breezes into town and updates Frasier on the lives of the Cheers gang. But it's soon apparent that he's on the run from a nymphomaniac. (S2 Ep16).

Daphne's Room: When Frasier innocently searches for his missing book in Daphne's room, he inadvertently digs himself into a big financial hole. (S2 Ep17).

The Club: Sibling rivalry is rampant in the Crane household as Frasier and Niles compete for election into a prestigious gentlemen's club. (S2 Ep18).

Tony Award-winning Broadway star Idina Menzel disguises herself to go undercover and help unknown musical talents and performers who aspire to make it to the big stage. (S9 Ep8).

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In Stockton-on-Tees, Kim and Gary renovate a neglected two-bed terrace. With just one trade between them, have they got what it takes to turn a profit? (S5 Ep8).

In the Devon countryside, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet collectors Derek and Daphne. Henry finds a very rare tractor, while Simon discovers a Raleigh Shopper bike. (S4 Ep13).

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

Best pals and horse riders Helen and Nikki want a home together where they can enjoy Andalucían culture. Are any of Leah Charles-King's options for £150k hot to trot.

It's peak season and in Portugal, a trial guest gives his verdict on Victoria and Stephen's vegan retreat. And in France, Tara and Paul open a gîte business for animal lovers. (S9 Ep28).

The new series continues. Terry and Ashley desperately try to complete their guest suite. New chateau owners Tim and Sharon have an unpleasant encounter in their tower bathroom. (S5 Ep3).

Happened Next?: How's Simon and Lawrence's renovation project in Charente going? And has Karen and Jerry's bolthole in Corfu proved the paradise they hoped it would be? (S1 Ep1).

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

Sibling property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas help more families turn run-down houses into dream homes. In Chester, they take on their biggest challenge to date. (S3 Ep1).

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

Guy tackles the top floor of his glass castle and gives his own home some luxury TLC by adding an enormous new kitchen, a luxury four-car garage and a bowling alley. (S2 Ep2).

After a car mounts the pavement, pedestrians with serious injuries are brought into A&E. Jodie's cut her leg on glass on a night out. And is 61-year-old Crispin having a stroke? (S34 Ep7).

An MS patient has suspected sepsis. A woman accidentally knocked down and run over by her husband needs a blood transfusion. And 40-year-old Jibraeel has a cotton bud stuck in his ear.

Depression-era thriller with Margot Robbie. A young boy agrees to help an injured fugitive who's hiding out in an abandoned barn where he goes to read.

Immersive, gripping and timely two-part documentary. Journalist Christo Grozev - famous for exposing Putin's murder machinery - discovers that he's under threat and goes on the run. (Ep1/2).

Part two of the immersive, gripping and timely documentary about Russian defectors, activists and journalists who are under threat and on the run. (Ep2/2).

Kirstie Allsopp and her design team transform a drab dwelling into a dream home.

List It: Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Barbara and Stephen in Surrey. After 20 happy years in their riverside cottage, they can't decide where to spend their retirement. (S2 Ep3).

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

The Two Faces of Norm: Norm takes on extra staff to help at his decorating business, but he's such a soft touch with the workforce that they start to take advantage of him. (S8 Ep5/26).

The Stork Brings a Crane: Rebecca is irked when her elaborately planned celebration of the 100th anniversary of Cheers is disrupted by Lilith going into labour. (S8 Ep6/26).

Death Takes a Holiday on Ice: Carla gets a call telling her that her husband Eddie has been killed in a freak accident at the ice show. But another widow attends his funeral. (S8 Ep7/26).

For Real Men Only: Carla tries to organise a tribute for Eddie. Rebecca throws another corporate party for a dull middle manager. Frasier and Lilith plan a celebration. (S8 Ep8/26).

Pet the Bunny: As a challenge, Ray writes a eulogy for Frank, who hasn't died yet. In it, he describes a memory of watching his tough dad pet the family bunny, Hoppy. (S7 Ep4).

Who Am I?: After Ray and Debra spend an evening apart, Ray admits that he no longer enjoys his juvenile pursuits with his friends. (S7 Ep5).

Someone to Watch Over Me: Frasier is nominated for a broadcasting award but has to call in a bodyguard when he is pestered by an unlikely stalker. (S2 Ep19).

Breaking the Ice: When Frasier realises that he's never heard his father say 'I love you' to him, he decides to crash his dad and Niles' fishing trip for a spot of bonding. (S2 Ep20).

An Affair to Forget: Frasier gets a call from a woman who believes her husband, a fencing instructor, is having an affair. It's odd that Maris is now passionate about fencing. (S2 Ep21).

Agents in America, Part III: Frasier learns some important new lessons and tactics in the fine art of contract negotiations from his agent Bebe. (S2 Ep22).

Mike Bloom, the president and COO of discount chain Family Dollar, goes incognito to find out where the firm is excelling and where it needs improvement. (S5 Ep7/15).

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In Crosby, Ned and Josh take on a tired terrace with wonky walls in need of a complete refurb. Can they flip it in six months and make a profit? (S5 Ep9).

Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet retired haulier Jim in Worcestershire. Max wants to transform old air tanks into a sports car, while Simon turns some barrels into a bar bench. (S4 Ep14).

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

Rebecca wants to live the high life on the western Costa del Sol. Sara Damergi shows her some amazing apartments for her £140k. Will any of them be her dream home.

In Almería, Graeme and Marianne prepare for a photoshoot. Yuri and Andy's plans for a B&B in Spain are buried in rubble. And in Portugal, Stephen takes his vegan dishes to market. (S9 Ep29).

The new series continues. At Château du Puits Es Pratx, Tim and Sasha create a bespoke wine store. And a new chateau family, the Hutsons, get to work renovating their hallway. (S5 Ep4).

Happened Next?: Laura Hamilton visits Dawn and Steve at their dream town house in Mijas Pueblo. Ben Hillman catches up with Graham and Yvonne at their apartment in Alvor. (S1 Ep10).

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Expert trainers take on Britain's naughtiest dogs, and their humans. Eight-stone Cane Corso mastiff puppy Ghost has got the neighbours - and his owners - living in fear. (S2 Ep1).

Harry has fallen off his scooter and badly cut his head. A 56-year-old has crashed his motorbike at speed and now his leg's at risk. And Mike hurt himself putting out the rubbish. (S34 Ep8).

A special Dispatches investigation.

Paramedics treat a young man who's collapsed outside a nightclub and isn't breathing, a young woman who's having a sickle cell crisis and a woman with crippling chest pains. (S10 Ep8).

El Cantito: Gordon helps a Puerto Rican restaurant in Yonkers, New York, which struggled when Covid hit. Appliances break, uncooked chicken is served. Can Gordon turn it around? (S8 Ep7).

Jessica Fostekew and Joe Lycett enjoy a Canarian caper in Lanzarote, as they trike through the lunar landscape, sample volcanic vino and cactus croquettes, and tour the lava tunnels.

Paddy McGuinness hosts as 12 people face temptation in the Malaysian jungle, for a share of £300k. A sealed bid to win a luxury night away from camp leads to outrageous spending. (S2 Ep5/8).

Paddy McGuinness hosts as temptation awaits in the Malaysian jungle. Will any of the group secretly steal from the prize pot? And there's an agonising head-versus-heart decision. (S2 Ep6/8).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. Puppy's under pressure as the Chapeltown Collective perform for a place at a national dance showcase. Can she overcome her anxieties? (Ep1/6).

Coming-of-age dance-school drama set in Leeds. Puppy hasn't told her best friend Koby that they're competing for the same scholarship. But she can't keep her secret forever. (Ep2/6).

France's Far Right Feminists: A new breed of Femo-nationalists are waging a war for the soul of French feminism, opposing immigration and taking the far-right to within a whisker of power.

Kirstie Allsopp and the team help first-time buyers Christine and Chris, who've run out of money to decorate their Glasgow flat.

List It: Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help the Charles family decide whether to hang on to their three-bed semi in Birmingham or seek out a new home in the city. (S2 Ep5/8).

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

Two Girls for Every Boyd: Sam, Frasier, Cliff and Norm hold a beard-growing contest to show their manliness. Woody worries about the romantic scenes in his first leading role. (S8 Ep9/26).

The Art of the Steal: Norm rounds up Woody, Cliff and Frasier for a game of Monopoly, to teach Woody the principles of economics. Rebecca and Sam get trapped in Robin's flat. (S8 Ep10/26).

Feeble Attraction: Robin has an antique desk delivered to Rebecca as a gift and hints at the possibility of a ring hidden in it. Confusion arises when Norm fires his secretary. (S8 Ep11/26).

Sam Ahoy: Robin lets Sam sail his yacht in a regatta that has a big cash prize for the winner. But once on board, Sam and his crew - Carla and Norm - make a shocking discovery. (S8 Ep12/26).

Robert Needs Money: After deciding to lend Robert a thousand dollars when he complains that he's struggling, Ray and Debra are surprised when he uses the loan for a holiday. (S7 Ep6).

The Sigh: Debra's tired of sharing all her space with Ray, so he decides to give her exclusive use of their bathroom while he shares with the kids. (S7 Ep7).

The Innkeepers: When Frasier learns that one of Seattle's most famous restaurants is about to close, he visits to say goodbye and, in a moment of madness, offers to buy it. (S2 Ep23).

Dark Victory: After counselling his family and friends when all he wants is a little peace, Frasier comes to realise that sometimes you have to put others first. (S2 Ep24).

She's the Boss: Frasier has a new station boss - Kate Costas (Mercedes Ruehl) - and they get on like oil and water, especially when she moves his show to 2am. (S3 Ep1).

Shrink Rap: Niles and Frasier decide to enter family therapy in an effort to get on better. Some hope. (S3 Ep2).

Steven Newman, CEO of Loehmann's department stores, goes undercover on the front line of his company, to ensure the outlets are implementing his plans to reinvigorate the brand. (S5 Ep2/15).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Birmingham, Karan and Zoe tackle a terrace house with an illicit past. Can they dispel the old, welcome in the new, and turn a tidy profit? (S5 Ep10).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Sue, who is clearing out her late husband's antiques shop in north Wales. Henry finds a pedal car, while Simon takes a toy yacht. (S4 Ep15).

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

Jill and Ronnie are finally taking the plunge and moving to France. Jasmine Harman lines up five superb options in Languedoc-Roussillon for their £250k budget, but are any perfect for them.

In Almería, Graeme and Marianne push back the opening date of their holiday apartments. And there are wedding bells at Tara and Paul's gîte business in France. (S9 Ep30).

The new series continues. In the glorious foothills of the Pyrenees, Trish overhauls a guest bedroom. At Château Domaine De Le Barde, chef Tim crafts a unique handmade barbeque. (S5 Ep5).

Happened Next?: Ben Hillman catches up with John and Daniel who bought a town house in Cádiz. Jean Johansson visits Kate in Paphos to see how she's getting on in her apartment. (S1 Ep2).

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

Elon Musk's Rainforest Revolution: The internet has arrived in the Amazon's Javari Valley, via Elon Musk's Starlink, revolutionising isolated tribes' lives, from conservation to crime.

What's the Big Deal: Natalie Cassidy gives us the low-down on the latest must-have products. Are LED face masks worth the hype? Why are we going wild for lion's mane mushrooms? (Ep1/4).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep8).

From James Corden and Sean Lock to Rose Matafeo and Jonathan Ross, this special episode looks back on 20 years of Big Fat Quizzing with Jimmy Carr and some dazzling dream-team duos. (Ep1/4).

It's Jon Richardson and Asim Chaudhry v Joe Wilkinson and Roisin Conaty. Lucy Pearman + Susie Dent = Dictionary Corner. Jimmy hosts. Rachel's on letters and numbers. (S25 Ep4).

Mum's Head: Greg Davies' acclaimed live comedy. Stung by his mum's suggestion that he's not normal, Greg puts everyone under the microscope in a quest to discover if anyone actually is.

Experiment: Nicolle and Ben spice things up, but is Nicolle as happy with the night's climax as she appears? Thrill-seekers Katey and Dan pursue a live sex show experience. (S2 Ep7).

Hallucinogenic thriller. Dancers gather in a deserted building. But the sangria's spiked. In French/subs.

Sheffield. Flamboyant performing arts teacher Helen's food doesn't go to plan, but she delivers an entertaining night featuring trumping, spies, and a dessert that goes with a bang. (Ep1/5).

Sheffield. Design and technology teacher Claire serves up an Asian menu, on a night that features spicy food, some plasticine modelling and a sprinkling of offensive comments. (Ep2/5).

Sheffield. Service administrator Monika hosts a traditional Bulgarian night inspired by her homeland. But Simon's sexist jokes leave a bitter taste. (Ep3/5).

Sheffield. Musician Ivor plans an 80s extravaganza, with a live performance from his band and a jazzed-up menu including 'curiosity killed the coq au vin'. (Ep4/5).

Sheffield. Former chef Simon is confident that his experimental gastro cuisine will impress. But can he contend with the tension among his guests? (Ep5/5).

Sammy and the Professor: Carla faces a tax audit and turns to Norm for advice. Sam meets Rebecca's old professor when she visits the bar and ends up having an affair with her. (S8 Ep13/26).

What Is. Cliff Clavin?: Cliff appears on his favourite game show but humiliates himself. Somebody steals Sam's little black book and calls the women in it to arrange dates. (S8 Ep14/26).

Finally! Part 1: Wealthy Robin Colcord invites Rebecca out on a lavish dinner date, but could their romantic evening be ruined when Sam tags along? (S8 Ep15/26).

The Annoying Kid: Ray and Debra are excited to have finally met a couple - Neil and Lauren - who are just like them. But Ray begins to have mixed feelings about their son. (S7 Ep8).

She's the One: Robert is excited to be dating a great new woman, and hints that she might even be 'The One', until Ray sees her do something strange. (S7 Ep9).

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

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

Moaning Lisa: Lisa meets iconic musician Bleeding Gums Murphy, who helps her to express her emotions through music. (S1 Ep6/13).

Dangers on a Train: While she's browsing for wedding anniversary cakes, Marge stumbles across a website for married people who want to have affairs. (S24 Ep22/22).

Homer Goes to College: Homer has to go to university to study nuclear physics when it becomes clear that he's unqualified for his job as nuclear power plant safety inspector. (S5 Ep3/22).

Highlights: Suzuka is a firm favourite with the drivers where Qualifying can quickly become a rollercoaster of twists and turns. The margins are fine, so who'll make it to pole.

Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita return as the pupil with problems and the karate teacher who doesn't like fighting. This time, Daniel is tricked into defending his All Valley title.

Stephen and his daughter Stephanie are moving to the stunning French region of Poitou-Charentes, where they plan to run a glampsite. Can Jasmine Harman find their dream place for £250k.

Stu and Ali hope to impress their guests in Lancashire with a trip to a farm to see some baby lambs. But there's an unwelcome discovery at breakfast.

In the Lake District, Julie and Sarah plan to give the B&Bers a touch of luxury. The view from breakfast is beautiful - until a sausage causes a problem.

Sue and Judith host in Cumbria, where the early signs indicate it could be a flawless visit. So why are the hosts scratching their heads at feedback.

The week's final visit is to East Lothian. Gavin and Rosie hope to persuade their guests of the merits of glamping. But not everyone is convinced.

The B&Bers try to get their heads around all manner of things on payment day, from facilities faults to shoddy sleep scores. Who will reign supreme.

for Stand Up To Cancer: Kate Garraway, Phil Wang, Gbemisola Ikumelo and Sophie Willan take on mini loaf cakes and reveal their hidden talents in showstopping choux. (S8 Ep3).

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

Baker: The remaining hopefuls build a pen for a new sow and her piglets, and head to Portmeirion to demonstrate their sales prowess. Who'll progress and who's going home? (S2 Ep4).

with Alice Roberts: Alice explores the spectacular Greek archaeology of the Cyclades Islands, including Delos, where the Temple of Apollo stood, and catches the boat to Türkiye. (Ep4).

Daisy Edgar-Jones stars in director Olivia Newman's adaptation of Delia Owens' best-selling novel about a feral child who's accused of murder in America's Deep South. Did she do it.

Violent action-thriller with Jason Statham. Terrorists hire a courier to drive a kidnapped woman across Europe, on a journey that gets ever more dangerous.

Max's Bar & Grill: Gordon visits New Jersey to transform Max's Bar & Grill. It's been serving up famous hotdogs for almost 100 years, but is close to collapse. (S8 Ep9).

Nader Masadeh, the president and CEO of Buffalo Wings & Rings, goes undercover in his own company to ensure that his standards are being kept across the brand. (S7 Ep1/12).

Desiree Burch joins Joe Lycett for some snow-filled shenanigans in Lapland, where they have a crack at ice fishing and get carried away on a sleigh-ride. (S12 Ep2/5).

In Newmarket, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien uncover unexpected items in Margaret's shed, to raise some serious cash for the local foodbank.

Homer Goes to College: Homer has to go to university to study nuclear physics when it becomes clear that he's unqualified for his job as nuclear power plant safety inspector. (S5 Ep3/22).

Dangers on a Train: While she's browsing for wedding anniversary cakes, Marge stumbles across a website for married people who want to have affairs. (S24 Ep22/22).

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

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

Moaning Lisa: Lisa meets iconic musician Bleeding Gums Murphy, who helps her to express her emotions through music. (S1 Ep6/13).

Finally! Part 2: Sam sees Robin on a date with another woman and ponders whether to tell Rebecca, but his dilemma is exacerbated when Robin tries to buy Sam's silence. (S8 Ep16/26).

Woody or Won't He: Woody tries to impress Kelly's mother but comes unstuck when she starts making advances towards him. The bar inherits a mechanical bull from a restaurant. (S8 Ep17/26).

Severe Crane Damage: Lilith goes on a talk show to promote her book about men who are bad for women and takes Sam along as an example. Frasier frets about being a 'nice guy'. (S8 Ep18/26).

Marie's Vision: Marie visits the optician and winds up with a pair of spectacles just in time for the holidays, but the family feel on edge when she starts seeing them clearly. (S7 Ep10).

The Thought That Counts: After Ray lies to Debra, saying that he has bought her an incredibly thoughtful Christmas present, he frantically tries to figure out what to get her. (S7 Ep11).

The Telltale Head: Bart steals the head of the Jebediah Springfield statue, not realising quite how much it will upset the townspeople. (S1 Ep8/13).

Life on the Fast Lane: Homer buys Marge a bowling ball for her birthday. She has lessons with a smooth Frenchman (guest star Albert Brooks), but does he have an ulterior motive? (S1 Ep9/13).

Homer's Night Out: Homer's in trouble when Bart captures him on film cavorting with belly dancer Princess Kashmir. (S1 Ep10/13).

The Crepes of Wrath: Bart goes on a foreign exchange to France, where he stays with a couple of slave-driving wine makers. (S1 Ep11/13).

Suggs tells us about the upcoming Madness tour. Ben Miller and Sally Phillips chat about their new sitcom. Plus: Estelle, Emily Barber and Matt Baker.

McLaren appear to be the team to beat this year, with Norris and Piastri having one win each. Can anyone challenge at Suzuka? Hamilton won the Sprint Race in China, just saying.

Husbands Roy and Brian kick off the week at The Plough Inn in Kent. They're hoping a breakfast that's 'somewhere between Little Chef and The Ritz' will be a winner.

Best friends Simone and Anke host at their coaching inn in Oxfordshire, where the furnishings are fit for a king. Alas, the cleanliness standards are less sparkling.

Richard and Colleen host the week's third visit in Essex. After tensions are released during a visit to a rage room, Richard gets teary during feedback.

Lori and Mike host the week's final visit at their yoga retreat in Kent, where relaxation is the name of the game. But two of the B&Bers don't feel so rested.

The B&Bers are sharpening their knives ready for payment day, where marks about a minging mattress are on the agenda. And one B&Ber gets tearful about their comments.

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

As a new store in Kent races to open on time, a showstopping giant chocolate sculpture keeps losing its butterflies. And new chocolatier Sammie dreams up a risky alcoholic treat. (Ep2).

Off for Stand Up To Cancer: Pop star Self Esteem (aka Rebecca Taylor), Tommy Tiernan, Meera Syal and Adam Buxton take on crumpets and recreate their own celeb heroes in pastry. (S8 Ep4).

Paddy McGuinness hosts as temptation awaits in the Malaysian jungle. With the end in sight, the trekkers face the most lavish offering yet. a night on a megabucks superyacht! (S2 Ep7/8).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep8).

Stephen Graham stars as a top chef spiralling inexorably towards destruction, as his life descends into chaos over one night's service at a fancy London restaurant.

Diwan: Gordon helps an Indian restaurant in New York that's been going for 35 years. But a decline in trade has led to fusion experiments - with mixed results. (S8 Ep10/10).

Tim Betts, the CEO of Muscle Maker Grill, goes undercover in the company he recently bought, hoping to find that each restaurant branch is following the same high standards. (S7 Ep4/12).

Bridget Christie's sharp comedy. Linda begins to realise the power that her ledgers have unleashed. And with eel numbers dwindling, Linda cooks up an idea: vegan mushroom eels. (S2 Ep3/6).

Bridget Christie's unflinching comedy. While the men and women of the town are more divided than ever, Linda's past comes back to haunt her - and reveals her true identity. (S2 Ep4/6).

The Telltale Head: Bart steals the head of the Jebediah Springfield statue, not realising quite how much it will upset the townspeople. (S1 Ep8/13).

Life on the Fast Lane: Homer buys Marge a bowling ball for her birthday. She has lessons with a smooth Frenchman (guest star Albert Brooks), but does he have an ulterior motive? (S1 Ep9/13).

Homer's Night Out: Homer's in trouble when Bart captures him on film cavorting with belly dancer Princess Kashmir. (S1 Ep10/13).

The Crepes of Wrath: Bart goes on a foreign exchange to France, where he stays with a couple of slave-driving wine makers. (S1 Ep11/13).

List It: Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet James and Graham, who can't agree on what to do with their dinky 17th-century cottage in the Surrey village of Cranleigh. (S2 Ep6/8).

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

Indoor Fun with Sammy and Robby: Robin takes time off work to give Rebecca a romantic dream day out, but he is distracted by the chance to compete with Sam in a games marathon. (S8 Ep19/26).

50-50 Carla: Carla agrees to split her late husband's $100 estate with his 'other widow' Gloria, but then she learns that he may have left her more than she thought. (S8 Ep20/26).

Bar Wars III: The Return of Tecumseh: The gang hope to get a jump on their rivals at Gary's Old Town Tavern in the annual St Patrick's Day practical joke competition. (S8 Ep21/26).

Loverboyd: Woody misinterprets Sam's advice on how to stop Kelly going to Europe to study for a year, and decides to elope with her. Norm is nominated as a designated driver. (S8 Ep22/26).

Grandpa Steals: Frank must find a way to improve his image with Ally when she catches him 'sampling' some trail mix at the supermarket. (S7 Ep12).

Somebody Hates Raymond: When Ray's friend Andy gets a job booking guests for a local sports radio show, Ray offers to appear, only to hear that the show's host hates him. (S7 Ep13).

Martin Does It His Way: When their least favourite aunt dies, Frasier and Niles are inspired to help Martin make his dream come true: to finish writing a song for Sinatra. (S3 Ep3).

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

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

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

Jane Grote Abell, the chairwoman of Donatos Pizza and daughter of the company's founder, goes undercover to ensure that her father's values are still being implemented. (S5 Ep3/15).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Halifax, Nikkola and Duane set out to fix up an old stone terrace with stunning views, but soon get stuck between a rock and a hard place. (S5 Ep11).

In Tiverton, the boys find a moped that brings back memories, and fight over a petrol gauge that Simon wants to upcycle into a clock. (S4 Ep16).

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

Lisa and Rob want to enjoy a slower pace of life in the countryside villages of Charente in southwest France. Jean Johansson shows them what their £150k can buy.

In Portugal, Lloyd takes on a colossal challenge. Cal and Marina land themselves in a situation at their surf retreat in Spain. Will Josie and Steve realise their Spanish dream? (S9 Ep31).

The new series continues. Tim and Krys rush to finish a new deluxe BBQ on time. Janet and Philip start work on their ambitious tower suite project. (S5 Ep6).

Happened Next?: Lee Juggurnauth visits Eleanor and Chris at their Tenerife flat. Danni Menzies sees if Peter and Karen are living the off-grid life they craved in Tarragona. (S1 Ep9).

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

More air-fryer fare flair with Jamie Oliver, including chicken and mushroom pastry parcels, charred veg and fluffy flatbread and a lusciously-layered choccy burnt cheesecake. (Ep2/2).

Paddy McGuinness hosts as the epic competition concludes. The finish line is agonisingly close, but the biggest bombshell yet is about to be dropped on our unsuspecting trekkers. (S2 Ep8/8).

On the 'Box this time, Is It Cake, Too?, Hijack, Steph's Packed Lunch and Dr. Pimple Popper. As seen by Mo Gilligan, Jon Richardson, Gyles Brandreth, Melanie C and NDubz. (S5 Ep4).