In Plymouth, three rival couples compete to host the best dinner party, in a week featuring tattoo critiques, menu mistakes and celebrity name-dropping.

a foolproof traybaked salmon in a bag.

a Yorkshire town house with high ceilings and a heavy chandelier, and a farmhouse in the Peak District that's a decorative disaster.

Homer sells his soul to the devil for a donut, no one believes Bart can see an evil goblin, and Mr Burns invites the Simpsons for tea at a spooky castle.

Doug tries to prove to Carrie that he thinks about her during the day, while also arranging a Super Bowl party.

Doug and Carrie's photos get mixed up with another couple's. Arthur gets a new mobile phone.

Doug has to deliver penguins to the zoo on Valentine's Day, while Carrie accidentally sets her friend up on a date with her boss.

Doug plays down a problem in the basement so he and Carrie can go on a trip to the Caribbean. But the fun stops when Arthur calls to say the house needs fixing.

Marie spurns Ray when she finds out that he threw a party in her house 20 years ago.

Ray and Robert are roped into making a celebratory film when Frank's elected Man of the Year at his lodge, but they find out that no one there likes him.

Frank gets injured before going on a Caribbean cruise with Marie, so Ray stands in for him, sharing a tiny cabin with her and getting mistaken for her lover.

When Maris is accused of murdering her husband, Niles becomes famous and starts mixing in the highest echelons of Seattle society.

Frasier, Roz and their colleagues compete against another radio station in a charity competition to see who can lose the most weight.

Mollie King, Matt Edmondson, Roger Sanchez and music from Reverend and the Makers.

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.

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.

The competition begins at Daisy Bank Camp in Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire, where Andrew and Angie hope to impress with their self-built cabins. But one B&Ber struggles to get charged up.

The B&Bers head to The Lion and Swan in Congleton, Cheshire for the week's second visit. They love the lux to begin with, but traffic and eyebrow-raising prices threaten to derail things.

Emma and Emily host the week's third visit at The Three Hills in Cambridge, where one B&Ber is determined to be the centre of attention during an afternoon out punting.

Darren and Jamie aim to lay on a magical experience for the B&Bers in the week's final visit, at their wizard-themed Hotel of Wizardry in the mystical, mysterious land of. Great Yarmouth.

It's payment day, and there are gripes galore as the B&Bers meet one last time to dissect their feedback, find out how much they've been paid, and have a good old barney. But who's won.

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Comedy-drama starring Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep. A naive young woman lands a job as assistant to one of New York's most important, but ruthless and cynical, magazine editors.

Roman Kemp, Amelia Dimoldenberg, Sarah Beeny and Maxine Peake take cupcakes to a new level, and create memorable romantic dates in biscuit form.

An unforgettable voyage to some awe-inspiring destinations. From Alaska's ice fields to the sun-drenched Sicilian port of Messina, what is cruise ship life really like.

A 90-year-old sings the Sinatra classic that got him his voice back after he had a stroke. A 15-year-old sings about growing up Black in Britain. And a father and son sing a lullaby.

The Goggleboxers watch the week's biggest and best TV. But what do they think.

Former nanny Amber wants to have beautiful babies on a farm, but does her dashing date have the film star looks she's after? A magician and a pole dancer are looking for love too.

Gordon Ramsay infiltrates struggling restaurants with help from a secret insider. Can he help a soul-food café and its 101-year-old boss.

Gordon Ramsay infiltrates struggling restaurants with the help of a secret insider. Can Gordon help new owner Stephanie to give up the ghosts of MacGregor's past.

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.

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.

Moe gets a new lease of life when some venture capitalists take an interest in his homemade whiskey, and Grampa injures himself while babysitting for Bart.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen enjoys a heavenly Venetian palazzo, delights his senses at a kawaii home with ice cream lights and cotton candy walls, and gets tickled pink at a shrine.

In Edinburgh, Kenny and Lisa serve up 'restaurant quality' food, Julie and Keith's courses are surprisingly similar, and Kate and Mike get competitive with their Tex-Mex menu.

In Yorkshire, George takes on a project that is part period house, part dog's dinner. In Buckinghamshire, the thought of a corner cocktail bar proves a real tonic.

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

Another chance to catch Friday's new episode, with Richard Whitehead in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carla insists Sam should hire an older woman to replace Diane. She thinks she's found the perfect candidate in Lillian, whose daughter catches Sam's eye.

Carla calls together her former classmates to plot revenge when she spots their sadistic head teacher having a drink at Cheers.

Frasier has proposed to Diane but instead of answering, she dashes to the phone to call Sam, hoping he'll declare undying love and rush to Italy to stop the wedding.

When Debra takes the kids to visit her parents, Ray spends time at home on his own. But try as he might, he just can't get to sleep.

Ray tries to get to the front of the queue to meet the New York Mets 1969 'miracle' team at the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Ray comes to regret asking Debra to give him more space in bed.

Frasier invites Roz's insurance agent friend Ann - with whom he once shared a disastrous date - over for dinner to try and get a good insurance deal.

Frasier gets the wrong end of the stick when he overhears Martin inviting Eddie on his romantic weekend away with Ronee, and invites himself along.

Frasier agrees to get Roz tickets for Alice to see child entertainer Nanny G, who also happens to be his ex-wife.

Frasier dresses up as a clown to help cure a patient of her phobia, but ends up giving Martin a shock that leads him to make a major decision.

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

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Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet Gaby, whose garden is strewn with interesting items. Henry finds a vintage sack barrow while Simon unearths a shepherd's stove in the undergrowth.

In Northumberland, the Bakers explore Lord William Armstrong's pioneering hydro-electric inventions at Cragside House and Gardens and Cragend Farm.

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

Laura Hamilton helps B&B owners Andy and Julian find their dream property on Gran Canaria. With £125k to spend, will they love anywhere enough to put in an offer.

Are They Now?: In Andalucía, Michael and Shaun host their first wedding. Jane and Walter face difficult decisions over their Italian B&B's future.

a cellar packed with 20,000 bottles. Donna and Paul race to finish their utility room.

The Garners help Trevor and Asia find a place big enough for all their travel treasures. Can the Hamiltons find Gene and Theresa a place with a bedroom that passes the shimmy test.

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

Dog behaviour specialist Sue pulls out all the stops to help long-term resident Lady finally find a home after a long year of searching.

A new group arrive on Virgin Island. To confront the issues that are preventing them from achieving intimacy, the brave young virgins unpack their deepest fears and anxieties.

Next Chapter: Fifteen years after becoming the world's tallest man, Sultan Kösen returns to London to be measured by Guinness World Records, confront his health issues and talk romance.

Behind the scenes at the world-leading Royal Marsden Hospital, as surgeons attempt pioneering cancer treatments, including a high-risk bid to save a woman's voice box.

The air ambulance attends a high-speed collision and a minibus crash by Loch Lomond. And a man has a severe injury from a circular saw after trying to chop wood.

Gordon Ramsay visits The Olde Stone Mill in Tuckahoe, New York. The restaurant has been restored, but owner Dean can't get customers through the door.

Grayson meets the co-founder of the popular AI app Anthropic and a scientist working on empathetic robots, and creates a new artwork inspired by his tech adventure.

A 90-year-old sings the Sinatra classic that got him his voice back after he had a stroke. A 15-year-old sings about growing up Black in Britain. And a father and son sing a lullaby.

In Kent, Lisa and Iain celebrate Iain's Highland roots with Scottish food and bagpipes. There's a shock revelation on Hannah and Paul's night. And Ling and Mark serve 'Chinglish' cuisine.

Jamie Oliver makes a sublime dukkah roast lamb feast with a fantastic hack to speed up cooking.

Jack's caught between his feuding relatives. Cleo's ready to let off steam. Mercedes gives Theresa some advice. And Rex goes public wearing women's clothes, but is it too soon for Ste.

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

Frasier visits the bar and informs Sam that Diane is now working in a convent. Sam hires Woody, who was a friend of Coach's, to work at Cheers.

New barman Woody desperately misses his girlfriend, so Sam and Diane fly her in from Indiana for a surprise visit. Frasier finds a way to pay his bar bill.

A coat left behind at the bar arouses Diane's curiosity, and she dreams its owner could be her Prince Charming. But will the man return to claim it.

Ray and Debra go away for a romantic weekend but worry that they're boring. Back home, Robert babysits the kids.

When Debra gets a job, Ray isn't happy about helping with the housework and Marie worries about the effect that it'll have on the family.

Ray and Debra vow to change their ways when they realise that they're nicer to strangers than they are to each other.

Frasier feels guilty after resorting to crime to spice up his life, but his attempts to put things straight have embarrassing consequences.

Frasier hires a professional matchmaker but ends up on a string of bad dates. Meanwhile, Niles and Daphne plan a natural birth.

Frasier's disappointed to find out that his matchmaker Charlotte already has a boyfriend.

Frasier goes out to dinner with his matchmaker Charlotte. and her boyfriend Frank.

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.

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In North Wales, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet Anne and her grandson Tom. Simon unearths an art deco fire guard. but what will he do with it.

In Scarborough, the Bakers get stuck into Yorkshire's oldest ice cream shop, explore the castle's astounding past and enjoy a unique sight at Peasholm Park.

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

Lisa and Wayne got married on Corfu, in the town of Kassiopi. Can Laura Hamilton find their perfect holiday home in this special place for £130k.

Are They Now?: There's a big win for Scott and Elena's catered breaks in France. In Spain, Emmeline and David take to the road with new ideas for their cycling tour company.

The new series continues. Terry and Ashley rush to finish their garden. Will Alison and Zion's plans come crashing down? Kathryn and Steve race to complete a medieval kitchen.

In Almería, the Garners deliver a 'wow-some' villa for Mark and Julie. In Alicante, the Rodriguezes give brothers-in-law Graham and Norman some food for thought.

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There's one last hoorah in the Sunday school hall before it becomes the pottery studio, as Keith and Marj turn it into a party venue and bring singing back to the chapel.

The course content escalates. The group explore turn-ons and surrogate partner therapy. Alex gets to grips with his erection issues. And Marianne works on her trust issues.

Marvel Ranch: Gordon Ramsay infiltrates struggling restaurants with the help of a secret insider. Can he pull a dysfunctional diner back from the brink of bankruptcy.

Dad-to-be Josh, who's 27, has come off his motorbike at speed. Georgie arrives at A&E with her 10-month-old son Phoenix, who's been sucking on a bleach tablet.

Air ambulance medics race to help a teen with major brain injury after a car collision. And 10-year-old Jack is confused and nauseous from a bang on the head.

With help from celebrity guests, Chris McCausland experiences the world's most stunning places. First up: the Acropolis with Harry Hill.

Sarah Millican joins Joe Lycett in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, where hot air ballooning, cepelinai dumplings and gira, and the Lukiskes Prison await.

Sandi takes Roisin Conaty on a wild and windy Welsh escape to the architectural masterpiece Seren Mor, a 200-year-old tower, and two stylish retreats.

Comedy with Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West. In her haste to grab an olive branch, Maggie takes the wrong meds, which makes being there for Eddie infinitely more chaotic.

Comedy with Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West. When Maggie reunites with her estranged famous dad, Eddie pressures Maggie to let Whitney use him for Instagram clout.

In Kent, West End performers Millie and Andy serve Greek-Cypriot food, and Sam and Emma spray their beef Wellington gold. But can 500-time hosts Alex and Richard show them how it's done.

George helps people make period homes fit for modern life. In West Yorkshire, Pip is moving back into the home that she grew up in and is finding it emotional.

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

When Carla's 16-year-old son wants to get married, she begs Sam to tell him about the joys of bachelor life.

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

Diane entrusts Sam with a valuable book - signed by Ernest Hemingway - as security for the money he lent her to buy it. Will the volume be safe.

Ray regrets asking Robert to take Debra dancing when they become infatuated with their new hobby.

Robert and Amy move into Ray's basement in an attempt to get some privacy, but they haven't accounted for Marie.

Ray and Debra reminisce about how they first met 15 years earlier, including the first time he sampled her cooking.

Frasier and Charlotte are stranded in the middle of nowhere when Frasier's car suddenly breaks down. Niles plans Martin's stag party.

Frasier considers throwing out an old pot, but it brings back memories, including the time he accidentally glued himself to an obnoxious blind date.

With Charlotte about to leave for Chicago, Frasier is offered a job in San Francisco.

In the last episode of the sitcom, Frasier is feeling lonely on his own in the apartment, and San Francisco beckons.

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

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

In Yorkshire, the Bakers go puffin watching at Bempton Cliffs, explore the Sledmere Estate and enjoy an unspoilt experience of the Wolds near Pocklington.

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

Rachel and Robin dream of buying a holiday home - which could later become their permanent home - in Alicante's Jalón Valley. Can Ben Hillman find their perfect place for £250k.

Are They Now?: In France, Andrew and Dan branch out into walking holidays. Can Rob and Yvonne win over the locals with their café-bar by the Med.

The new series continues. Louisa and Roger rush to finish a suite for their first wedding. Debbie and Dave transform their disused barn. Alison and Zion tackle mismatched windows.

The Garners tug on Alan and Tina's heartstrings, but can they loosen their purse strings? The Aldertons get motorcycle-mad Keith and Margaret revved up with characterful villas.

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Christy and Matt pour £1m into a house in serious need of some TLC. Heather and Dave take on converted stables that they bought when they were on holiday.

Untold Story: A shocking account of the 2018 poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal, with gripping first-hand testimony. Was Britain on the verge of a serious international conflict.

Wilson's Secret Sauce: Gordon Ramsay infiltrates struggling restaurants with the help of a secret insider. Overwhelmed owner Steve's jumbled BBQ joint gets a grilling.

First Dates, Squid Game, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection, Match Me Abroad, Building the Band and BBC News.

Luke, who's lost his dating mojo, is raring to re-invigorate his love life and find a lady to relight his fire. And can pole dancer Abi find someone to send her heart into a spin.

Experiment: Katey and Dan plan a night of fun with Josh and Holly. Nicolle and Ben try a couple swap, but can Nicolle overcome her anxieties.

Gordon Ramsay visits Sebastian's, a pizzeria in Los Angeles. The customers are scarce and the debt is mounting. Can Gordon turn the restaurant's fortunes around.

British Empire: The dramatic inside story of 6 November 1956, the final day of the 1956 Suez Crisis. A day that changed Britain forever, exactly as it happened.

A look at how the recent surge in immigration raids in Minneapolis by ICE left children traumatised. Families face difficult choices and continue to live in fear.

In north London and Hertfordshire, Dawn and Simon bond with hipsters Darren and Sian, but can any of them find common ground with multi-lingual lawyer Ayesha and astrophysicist Stephen.

George takes on a 16th-century, Grade II listed Cotswolds cottage with some nasty surprises. And a Kent oast house needs a super-cool bedroom for an eight-year-old.

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

Carla confesses that she's placed a lonely hearts advert in the personal column of a newspaper but has received no replies, so the gang decide to invent one.

Diane's incensed by the way that Sam refers to her in a radio interview. Norm's confronted with evidence of his wife's infidelity by one of his neighbours.

Sam challenges rival bar Gary's Tavern to a bowling match, only to find the Cheers regulars are hopelessly bad at the sport. Can Woody step in to help.

Debra decides to conduct an experiment after seeing Ray's reaction to her friend's breast augmentation.

When Ray and Debra have an argument about their new tin opener, Marie, Frank and Robert can't help getting involved.

Is Ray right to be sceptical when Frank uncharacteristically displays a keen interest in his work.

The opening episode of the classic comedy series in which Dr Frasier Crane returns to Seattle, where he has a job as a radio psychiatrist.

While trying to adjust to life with his new housemates, Frasier spends the day searching for a quiet place to read his book.

Frasier and Niles decide to take Martin out for a tip-top meal but end up at his favourite restaurant - the Timber Mill House of Beef.

When Frasier becomes the target of a hate campaign organised by a local newspaper columnist, Martin and Daphne encourage him to fight back.

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.

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

In Kielder, the Bakers get up close with majestic raptors, visit the gigantic Kielder Water and have an out-of-this-world experience at the observatory.

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

Teacher Wendy's looking for her dream Italian holiday home in Puglia. Jean Johannson lines up five great properties for her £200k. Will any of them get top marks.

Are They Now?: In France, Sophie and Will have their hands full at their alpaca farm. In Spain, are Brian and Shirley about to throw in the towel at their cave house B&B.

The new series continues. Ben and Billie battle brambles to create a riverside retreat. Louisa and Roger's suite needs some changes. Mark and Sandra prepare their gîte for guests.

The Rodriguezes help Karl and Penni embrace outdoor living. Will they find the wow factor? Can the Browns find a place that satisfies Veronica, Harvey and their teenage daughter.

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

Amazing Trains: From the Lakes to Whitby, Paul steams through the north of England, cruises on Windermere, and experiences Queen Victoria's private carriage and a wartime loco.

The normally infallible Alex Horne makes a rare, condiment-based error for which he will no doubt be punished by the seething Taskmaster. And Joanna Page smashes up a sheep.

Comedy with Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West. Maggie cooks up a plan to get Eddie away from Whitney once and for all. But in classic Maggie fashion, she goes too far.

Series finale of the comedy with Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West. Maggie takes Eddie on a trip down memory lane, where's she's gobsmacked by her shocking revelation.

The armchair critics cast their eyes over Your Song, University Challenge, I'm a Celebrity. South Africa, MasterChef, Emmerdale, The Assembly, Made in Chelsea, and more.

A new group arrive on Virgin Island. To confront the issues that are preventing them from achieving intimacy, the brave young virgins unpack their deepest fears and anxieties.

The course content escalates. The group explore turn-ons and surrogate partner therapy. Alex gets to grips with his erection issues. And Marianne works on her trust issues.

Fact-based crime biopic starring Robert Redford and Sissy Spacek. Charming 74-year-old bank robber Forrest Tucker falls for an enchanting farmer. But is he ready to retire.

British Empire: The dramatic inside story of how the Suez Crisis triggered a global crisis, felled a Prime Minister and ended Britain's dominance as a super-power.

Guy Martin takes a trip down memory lane to revisit his many adventures in his beloved Transit van, including a whizz around the Nürburgring in Germany in a bid for a world-beating best.

George helps with the restoration of an Edwardian Arts and Crafts terraced house in south London, and visits the wallpaper library of his all-time design hero, William Morris.

Another chance to catch yesteday's new episode, with Rev Kate Bottley in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Cliff's thrilled when his long-lost dad visits the bar. Sam suspects that Diane intentionally sabotaged his latest date.

Diane paints an unflattering picture of Sam when she uses him as a case study in her psychology class. Woody challenges Carla to a sports trivia quiz.

Sam decides to protect Woody from wasting his money by not placing a risky bet on his behalf, but when the long shot romps home, Sam's forced to pay up.

When Ray and Debra draw up their wills, their choice of replacement guardians for the kids doesn't go down well.

Debra's hippy sister turns up unexpectedly at the house to announce that she's decided to become a nun.

Ray's upset when Debra says he's just like his cousin, so he turns to his family for reassurance.

Martin meets a woman while tinkering with his telescope. Frasier encourages the romance, but Martin suddenly gets cold feet.

Frasier throws a dinner party to show off a painting he's bought, but when he finds out that the artwork is a fake, he worries that he's becoming shallow.

Frasier starts dating Catherine, the jilted girlfriend of one of his callers, and advises the poor guy that he shouldn't try too hard to win her back.

Frasier and Martin finally discover something they have in common: they were both cheated on by their wives.

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.

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

USA: On the Californian coast, Matt visits the USA's only ocean-based abalone farm and lends a hand on a Monterey Jack cheese farm.

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

Gill and Rhys love the charming Dordogne countryside so much that a permanent move is on the cards. Craig Rowe shows them what £190k can buy in Bergerac. Do any of his options hit the mark.

Are They Now?: A French B&B and fishing lake cooks up a new idea. Russ and Brad set their sights on expansion at their Portuguese e-bike company.

The new series continues. Jon and Carmen start work on their deluxe vineyard pergola. And can Sarah and George transform a poo-coated pigeonnier into a wedding focal point.

The Garners show Helen and Peter a showstopper with two pools, a separate apartment and spectacular views. The Aldertons deliver Costa Blanca surprises for Caroline and David.

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Puerto Rico: The island of Puerto Rico has become a portal for narcotics entering the US but also a victim of a devastating fentanyl epidemic. Guillermo Galdos reports.

Alexander Armstrong takes famous faces on spectacular pub walks, starting with a majestic meander through Yorkshire with James May.

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

Confident soldier Paul is the opposite of what ex girl band member Natalie goes for. But will she fall for his charm? And can weightlifting octogenarian Dave woo elegant Clare.

Chris Evans returns to Channel 4 with his iconic show, but this time he's unplugged! Enjoy unfiltered conversations with big-name stars and the latest bands performing intimate sets.

The normally infallible Alex Horne makes a rare, condiment-based error for which he will no doubt be punished by the seething Taskmaster. And Joanna Page smashes up a sheep.

The second sprint weekend of the season starts with Qualifying for the sprint race. Alex Jaccques presents all the best action from this short, high-stakes format.

Gordon Ramsay visits Finn McCool's, a traditional Irish pub in the Hamptons, where the family feuding has got out of hand. Can Gordon mediate.

Joe Lycett and Roisin Conaty head to the Austro-German border for horse-drawn dining, daisy eating, a musical bicycle tour and more. May contain Mozart Balls.

In London, Joy and Jerry serve up some mystery meat. Novices Ricky and Becca struggle to cook their Thai banquet. And firefighters Sian and Tim serve the second Thai menu in as many days.

Kirstie Allsopp puts celebs to the test with crafting challenges. Wendi Peters and Ricky Groves take on lint-roller printing. Sharron Davies and Tanni Grey-Thompson have a banner craft-off.

At the Who'd a Thought It in Kent, Joe and Alex start the week in style with complimentary champagne. But guest Brian's not so bubbly at breakfast, after the noisy hot tub kept him awake.

Owner Matthew and entertainment manager Liam welcome their rivals to their family-friendly B&B, the New Osborne Hotel, in Blackpool. But there are grumbles about room size and cleanliness.

The third visit is to the Fairy Falls Hotel in Trefriw, North Wales, where B&B newbies Jackie and Paul take their guests to a maze. But things go awry overnight and at breakfast.

The fourth visit is to Liz and Brian's Great Trewern B&B in Llandrindod Wells. But the shared bathroom facilities don't wash with two of the couples.

It's the final day of the competition and the B&Bers meet for the last time to find out how much they've been paid and to settle some scores, before the winner is announced.

Doug goes cap in hand to ask his dad for the money to fix a household problem. But in return, his dad insists that Doug curbs Carrie's 'wild spending'.

Doug and Carrie resort to underhand tactics to bribe the Russian workmen.

Doug gets caught out when he lies to Carrie to avoid going to the opera, and admits that he regularly bends the truth for an easy life.

A rivalry forms when Doug reluctantly agrees to recommend that Danny should be promoted to driver at work.

In an effort to get along with her mother-in-law, Debra spends a whole day cooking with Marie. Ray reluctantly agrees to take Robert and Frank to a car show.

Ray worries that he's passed on 'stupid' genes to Michael because his son may be held back a year at school, just like Ray was.

Ray and Debra have wildly differing opinions on how to react to the news that Ally has been bullying another child on the school bus.

Frasier's in a moral and ethical quandary: should he do a commercial for a Chinese restaurant? Daphne offers her unique advice.

Frasier carelessly passes on a snippet of juicy gossip that leads to his colleague Bulldog losing his job.

Frasier comes to terms with his own mortality when a seemingly healthy colleague suddenly dies.

The second sprint weekend of the season starts with Qualifying for the sprint race. Alex Jaccques presents all the best action from this short, high-stakes format.

When Apu loses the Kwik-E-Mart, he moves in with the Simpsons. And then Homer joins him on a pilgrimage to the first ever Kwik-E-Mart, in the Himalayas.

He may be obscenely rich, but Mr Burns can never be truly happy without his childhood teddy bear, Bobo, who Bart finds in a bag of ice and gives to Maggie.

Thanks to his new catchphrase, 'I didn't do it', Bart becomes famous, getting his own TV series and releasing a range of merchandise.

Singer Barry and hairdresser Angela can't wait to relocate to Benidorm. Will any of Jasmine Harman's options for their £225k reach the top spot and be a cut above the rest.

The competition begins at Sawcliffe Manor in Lincolnshire, where one guest has a milk bath while another has a beef about the lack of vegan options at breakfast.

Charlotte and Donna host the second visit at Rooms at the Inn in Nottinghamshire, where one guest gets cocky about his own chances and the hosts are left with an earache.

On day three, Rob hosts at his vineyard and glampsite in Nottinghamshire. What will his guests make of gravy wine and a chicken invasion at breakfast.

Karlie hosts the final visit at her holiday park in Greater Manchester, where lavish lodges and hot tubs are a hit. But one pair still find cause to moan about their mattress.

Bust-ups about breakfast. Ding-dongs over décor. And grumblings about. gravy-scented wine. It's a unique payment day on Four in a Bed - but who will reign supreme and win the week.

We catch up with Emily and Dustin, who had six weeks to get out of Emily's parental home. And did Sarah and Ian solve their size vs location dilemma and settle in beloved Balham.

In Albrighton, Kirstie catches up with Jamie Lea and Curtis, whose troublesome terrace left them in limbo. Have they finally got off the renovation rollercoaster.

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

Lucy Shepherd and her nomadic hunter-gatherer team enter the Serengeti, where lions roam free and danger is always near. With water running out, their final challenge awaits.

An old Devon jail becomes a liberating retreat. Opulent caves bring the South African wilderness up close. And a historic Swedish lighthouse shines a light for luxury seekers.

Thrilling romp starring Idris Elba as an all-action doctor who must protect his family from a man-slaying lion in the wilds of South Africa, armed with a jeep and a keen right hook.

Action with Henry Golding and Sam Neill. An assassin wants to retire for love, but his handler has entered him into a deadly game of hit the hitman. Can he survive to live his dream.

There's no room for error in the second Sprint race of the season. Then the teams must refocus to secure the best possible starting position for the GP.

Gordon Ramsay visits the Seascape restaurant in the seaside village of Islip, on Long Island in New York, where owner Peter has nearly a million dollars of debt.

Joe Lycett and Alex Brooker make a splash on their Wikkelboat floating homes before taking a rooftop tour, tickling their tastebuds with fermented flavours and having a go at pinball.

Sarah Beeny meets people making life-changing moves from city to country. James sets out to create a boutique country hotel, but is that the best way to earn a new living.

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

Thanks to his new catchphrase, 'I didn't do it', Bart becomes famous, getting his own TV series and releasing a range of merchandise.

When Apu loses the Kwik-E-Mart, he moves in with the Simpsons. And then Homer joins him on a pilgrimage to the first ever Kwik-E-Mart, in the Himalayas.

He may be obscenely rich, but Mr Burns can never be truly happy without his childhood teddy bear, Bobo, who Bart finds in a bag of ice and gives to Maggie.

Carrie can't stop buying expensive clothes and then taking them back to the shops within a few days. Spence's new girlfriend is terrified of his dog.

Doug thinks he might finally be able to get his father-in-law to move out when he discovers that Arthur has inherited a house nearby.

When Carrie agrees to Arthur's choices of what to have for dinner and which movie to rent, Doug gets upset that he doesn't get his way.

When Ray agrees to go back to church, he soon discovers why Frank is happy to attend every week.

When Robert is injured in the line of duty, Ray realises that he is partly - although unwittingly - responsible.

When Debra discovers that Ray taped over their wedding video with the Super Bowl, he has to go to extreme lengths to make it up to her.

There's no room for error in the second Sprint race of the season. Then the teams must refocus to secure the best possible starting position for the GP.

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with guests Russell Kane, Gregor Fisher, Greg McHugh, Lena Hall and Kerry Katona, and music from Tyler Ballgame.

Marge and her new friend Ruth Powers set off on a Thelma and Louise-style adventure, with Chief Wiggum and Homer in hot pursuit.

During an all-syrup Squishee bender, Bart joins the junior campers, and ends up taking the embarrassing - and dangerous - Homer on a river rafting trip.

The competition kicks off at Tay House in Perth and Kinross, where the B&Bers aren't too happy about a lack of TVs. And there's something fishy going on at breakfast.

The second visit is to the Aberlour Hotel in Moray, where the B&Bers are in good spirits at a distillery. But there's a hangover at feedback time.

Visit three is to Cobblehouse Country Cabins in Aberdeenshire. Graham and Emma hope the B&Bers will be wowed by their wood. Will everyone be left pining for more.

Yuliya hosts the final visit at Trinity Boutique B&B in Peterhead. She takes her guests directly to jail . But will she offer them more than just porridge at breakfast.

Payment day brings cutting questions, cleanliness concerns and a Moroccan mismatch as the B&Bers find out who's won the week.

Sitges. Will any of Jasmine Harman's options for £180k impress her enough to make an offer.

the pinkest thing to ever appear on the show.

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

Kate Garraway, Phil Wang, Gbemisola Ikumelo and Sophie Willan take on mini loaf cakes and reveal their hidden talents in showstopping choux.

As the sparkling Diamond Princess glides into South Korea, guests enjoy the colourful Gamcheon Culture Village, while Alaskan cruisers witness the Mendenhall Glacier.

A former Birmingham City footballer sings for her grandad. A navy officer performs Nessun Dorma and brings the shoppers to a standstill. And Nat King Cole has everyone dancing.

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

Comedy action starring Ryan Reynolds. Guy lives in Free City. Free City isn't real. Nor is Guy. It's all a big online game. Can he take down the corrupt game publisher.

What would happen if all the old people in Springfield turned into dinosaurs? Well, the answer lies in Mr Burns's new retirement home: Geriatric Park.

The drivers push their cars to the ragged edge of grip and control, battling each other and the Miami heat. Will a team other than Mecedes win or will Antonelli make it three in a row.

Gordon Ramsay infiltrates struggling restaurants with the help of a secret insider. Can he pull a dysfunctional diner back from the brink of bankruptcy.

Marge and her new friend Ruth Powers set off on a Thelma and Louise-style adventure, with Chief Wiggum and Homer in hot pursuit.

During an all-syrup Squishee bender, Bart joins the junior campers, and ends up taking the embarrassing - and dangerous - Homer on a river rafting trip.

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

Dave and Lynn get to work on their dream farmhouse kitchen-diner, while Pete goes shopping for a tractor for his family's new smallholding.

Another chance to catch Friday's new episode, with Rev Kate Bottley in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Sam donates his old baseball shirt to a televised celebrity auction, but feels humiliated when no one bids for it.

Diane allows one of her psychology classmates to use the bar in an experiment about paranoia, but starts to feel paranoid waiting for the gang to get their revenge.

Frasier hasn't been the same since Diane dumped him in Europe, so she and Sam try to help him regain the confidence he needs to return to psychology.

Ray shows an interest in Ally's 'Hackidu' trading card hobby but inadvertently gives away her favourite 'Scramisaur' card.

Debra finally cooks a dish that Ray, Robert and Frank all enjoy, but Marie is not impressed with her efforts.

Ray and Debra plan to get more time to themselves by encouraging Marie and Frank to make new friends. But all does not go to plan.

When his son Frederick decides to spend Christmas in Switzerland with Lilith, a dispirited Frasier looks set for a miserable festive season.

Frasier upsets Martin when he reveals personal details about his love life during a radio broadcast.

The drivers push their cars to the ragged edge of grip and control, battling each other and the Miami heat. Will a team other than Mecedes win or will Antonelli make it three in a row.

Fantasy adventure. A 12-year-old from modern-day suburbia finds King Arthur's sword Excalibur and must save the country from a sinister sorceress. With Patrick Stewart.

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

Bob and Vida want to buy a holiday bolthole on the west coast of the Peloponnese that one day could become their permanent home. Can Laura Hamilton find the perfect place for their £300k.

New series following the fun-filled lives of Brits seeking a fresh start. The Best of British pub opens in Orlando. In Kissimmee, Anthony's busy cooking at his own birthday party.

The new series continues. Vivienne and Simon re-invent a tired room into an Empire suite. But with loads to do will the Empire strike back? And Tim and Sasha's bride goes missing.

In Almería, the Garners help friends Lynn and Della find a modern bolthole with a community feel. Charlotte Rodriguez treats Barry and Mandy to Alicante's sun-soaked options.

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

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at Andy and Jess Tuck's grand renovation of their cramped three-bed semi in Long Eaton. Did they manage it on a shoestring budget.

Rocky the bulldog has had a much-needed facelift for his date, but only has eyes for a toy avocado. Muddy puddle enthusiast Grady the lurcher is looking for a new thrill.

It's the Dating Phase of the course. As some of the virgins work to overcome their anxieties, Tegan struggles for self-acceptance. But for two members sparks really start to fly.

True crime series following extraordinary stories of romance fraud and the fight to bring con artists to justice. A fake lord cheats his victims out of thousands.

Peter has a fast-growing tumour and needs throat reconstruction to save his life. Janet's pancreatic cancer is wrapped around a vital vein - can the growth be removed.

Untold Story: A shocking account of the 2018 poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal, with gripping first-hand testimony. Was Britain on the verge of a serious international conflict.

Gordon Ramsay infiltrates struggling restaurants with the help of a secret insider. This time: inexperienced owner Steve's jumbled BBQ joint gets a grilling.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen checks out a vampire fantasy lair, a teeny-tiny cottage with huge impact, a home bursting with colour and a 1900s house with its own corner shop.

George meets a family of five with a Victorian coach house that's more 1960s than 1860s, and helps a young couple in Hove get to grips with a 16th-century gatehouse.

In Plymouth, Caroline and Steve plan a complex Middle Eastern menu. Jade and Seb make some schoolboy errors. And Bev and Nick serve up a shellfish platter, even though Bev hates seafood.

Ste faces a big decision. The fourth member of the Keane family arrives. Cleo struggles with guilt. Pearl tries to build bridges between torn families. And Diane confides in Tony and Leela.

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

Carla tells Cliff he's on to a sure thing with Diane, so he invites Diane to the postman's ball, hoping to make a move. Will she attend - or will Carla go.

After one dinner date, Frasier announces he's getting married. The regulars agree it's a bad idea, but what can they do about it.

Norm struggles with his conscience when he hears gossip that could win him a promotion by wrecking the chances of the other candidate.

Debra pleads with Ray to allow her some time to herself without the family. But Marie is suspicious of her daughter-in-law, and Ray ends up spying on her.

Robert has a run-in with a bull.

Ray's clumsy attempts to help alleviate Debra's PMT only make things worse.

Frasier agrees to be a 'biddable date' at a celebrity charity auction and is thrilled when a model outbids the rest of the room.

Frasier claims that he can always recognise a criminal, until he and Daphne are fooled by a convincing ex-con.

After finding a lost letter of reconciliation from Frasier, Lilith comes to Seattle and tries to rekindle their relationship.

Niles fights temptation when he's trapped at home with Daphne during a violent storm.

Gordon Ramsay visits Spanish Pavillion, a family-run restaurant whose owners, brothers Michael and Jerry, spend more time struggling for power than working.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Norfolk, Simon O'Brien converts a trough into a bioethanol patio heater and Henry Cole uncovers a vintage stationary engine.

Matt explores our nations and celebrates the people who make up our rich tapestry of life, from a Kent champagne house to a buried Victorian railway tunnel in Wales.

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

In and around the beautiful villages of Haute Vienne in southern France, Sara Damergi helps recently engaged Michelle and Steve find the perfect family holiday home for their £100k budget.

The new series continues. In Orlando, the Best of British pub adds afternoon tea to its offering. Denise prepares to sell her cherished home. Donna gets ready for a big TV break.

The new series continues. Donna and Paul race to waterproof their basement as river levels rise. Eleanor and Ben peruse the Pyrenees. Can Vivienne and Simon finish their suite.

In Alicante, the Rodriguezes help Katy and Mo move one step closer to their ideal lifestyle. In Málaga, can the Hamiltons find Tim and Sharon 'the one' or will there be divisions.

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

Fresh air, good vibes, and smoky magic! Jamie Oliver fires us up with top tips to perfect our grill skills. He cooks juicy sirloin three ways and makes luscious lamb lollipops.

It's the Nudity Phase as the virgins get familiar with genital anatomy. And Tegan takes a big step forwards with Risdon, experiencing connection through touch like never before.

Callahan's : Gordon infiltrates struggling restaurants with the help of a secret insider. Sisters in turmoil need an intervention to save their dad's legacy.