In Bristol, the table talk ranges from romantic meetings to naked gardening, and the purple mash is more like Play-Doh, as Colin and Mandy, PJ and Owen, and joker Geoff and Gemma compete.

Kirstie Allsopp shows us how to create beautiful crafts with items we already own. She makes a fun garland from paper, a beautiful spring wreath, and a string-art hot air balloon.

Phil revisits Mark and Suze, who were at loggerheads over their Victorian town house in Cullercoats in North Tyneside. Did they follow through on their final decision.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner. Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carla's convinced that Eddie will remember their second wedding anniversary, even though he's travelling with the ice show.

Can Sam exploit Rebecca and her sister's mutual animosity to get dates with both of them.

A marriage guidance expert who's an old friend of Frasier's comes to town on a book tour. But while preaching marital fidelity, he makes a pass at Rebecca.

Debra's shocked when she suddenly realises that she wishes her own mother was more like Marie.

Debra thinks that it's Ray's turn to take charge of birth control, so he decides to have his 'wires cut', but then chickens out.

Robert decides that he's too old to be living with his parents, so he moves in with another elderly couple - who turn out to be carbon copies of Frank and Marie.

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.

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

Frasier hires an attractive 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 attractive matchmaker Charlotte already has a boyfriend.

Mike and Frank are stunned by an old tailor shop that's frozen in time, with a bounty of untouched relics, and a secret Prohibition-era bootlegging basement.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up a partially restored 1980s Ford Fiesta XR2 for Brian, who's been experiencing health problems.

In Dumfries and Galloway, Henry Cole gives four bar stools a fluorescent makeover, while Simon O'Brien transforms two old sheep shearer seats into an extraordinary bench.

Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Lee Juggurnauth helps dog lovers Steve and Heather look for a home in Valencia for £240k. Will a rural retreat and a wine cellar impress, or is Lee barking up the wrong tree.

The new series continues. In Bulgaria, Valentina and Nino hope for a smooth launch of their wellness retreat. Can chateau owners Sharon and David get their business on the map.

The new series continues. The three remaining pairs go solo as they create breakfast rooms. Can they demonstrate their own flair while also complementing the chateau's character.

Helen and John look for a perfect holiday home in Almería for £200k, from a place that divides them to a vivacious villa that has them both singing in unison. Will they put in an offer.

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

Lisa and Linda's top-heavy Tyneside home holds a lot of memories. Will a complete reconfiguration and rethink give it a second chance, or will pastures new prevail.

This series delivers startling new revelations about the 2005 trial of Michael Jackson - with exclusive footage and unheard audio tapes of Jackson, close insiders and the LA police.

In Liverpool, charismatic one-of-a-kind funeral director Hayley helps three families navigating loss to create bespoke and deeply personal farewells to their loved ones.

The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer, Tempting Fortune, Fear, Bradley Walsh: Egypt's Cosmic Code, Last One Laughing and With Love, Meghan.

Jimmy Carr, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host. Jon Richardson and Roisin Conaty take on Rob Beckett and Kiell Smith-Bynoe. Lou Wall joins Susie in Dictionary Corner.

Dystopian drama. Tom Hiddleston stars in Ben Wheatley's adaptation of JG Ballard's novel. Life for the inhabitants of a huge, luxury tower block descends into savage anarchy.

Francis battles with the extreme challenges of astronaut training. Is he prepared to keep going? After all, there may be more than one way to reach for the stars.

Jamie Oliver uses just five ingredients to create deliciously flavoursome dishes, from a genius way to cook chicken to pie with the easiest dough ever and a treat from José Pizarro.

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

In Somerset, Norman and Dee serve up Indian cuisine and charisma. Ashley lets down Sophie by wearing a creased shirt. And Brett and Vicky's chances become rarer as their steaks misfire.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner. Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Rebecca has erotic dreams about Sam. Fearing for her sanity, she seeks Frasier and Lilith's advice. But then a rich man sweeps her off her feet.

When multi-millionaire Robin Colcord tells Rebecca she's the sole reason he visits Cheers, she forgets about Sam and takes off with him instead.

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'll run himself.

Ray's jealous when an inexperienced colleague beats him to his lifelong ambition of having an article published in Sports Illustrated.

Ray's advice comes back to haunt him when he's blamed for the break-up of Robert's relationship with Amy.

Frank's not happy when Marie decides that they should both go on a strict diet just before Thanksgiving.

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

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.

Mike and Frank pick New York City for the first time, and go back to the future at a sprawling computer store packed with 20th-century technological artefacts.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up their first Honda: a 32-year-old CR-X pocket rocket that's small in size but big on fun. Or this one was - until mice got at it.

In Dumfries and Galloway, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien find an electric organ and a vintage oil dispenser in Maggie's barns, which are brimming with junk.

Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

When Aykan and Cathy first visited Spain, they instantly fell in love with the relaxed lifestyle and now want a place to call home in Dénia. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what £200k can buy.

The new series continues. In Italy, Stephen visits a vineyard to try and build new business partnerships. And couple Tara and Branton launch painting experiences in Tuscany.

The new series continues. It's crunch time as the renovators' breakfast rooms are scrutinised. Who will progress to the chateau event challenge, and whose dream ends here.

George B and George S want a countryside charmer in France's Haute-Vienne region for £75k. Will a quirky cottage with a gorgeous garden, a former forge or a magical farmhouse be the one.

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

George follows more builds motivated by strong emotional ties. Lauren and Lee restore Lauren's grandparents' charming but faded cottage in beautiful Matlock Bath.

After Jackson admits on TV that he shares his bed with a child, a police raid on Neverland Ranch reveals disturbing evidence of a warped world of secret rooms and odd mannequins.

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.

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.

The Drone Unit is airborne again hunting crime from above. Some kids have started fires on an allotment. And a burglar is tracked breaking into a rival drug gang's house.

a devoted dad from north London who vanished without a trace in January 2013.

Gordon checks in to Murphys Historic Hotel in northern California, where the owners are distracted from business by the party going on in the rowdy bar.

Moving and innovative documentary about a family who journey to Britain from their native Iraqi Kurdistan to give their profoundly deaf son a brighter future. In BSL & Kurdish/subs.

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

The remaining potters create holiday souvenir sets inspired by seaside towns, and candlestick holders. Who'll make waves, and who can hold onto a place in the next round.

Another chance to watch yesterday's new episode, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner. Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

After Maggie makes an important proposal to Cliff, he's afflicted with a puzzling medical condition that strikes when he's faced with commitment.

Norm takes on extra staff to help at his decorating business, but he's such a soft touch that they start to take advantage of him.

Rebecca's irked when her elaborately planned celebration of the 100th anniversary of Cheers is disrupted by Lilith going into labour.

Ray can't seem to stay away from Robert's new flat, which is packed with female visitors. But then Debra unexpectedly turns up.

Ray's upset when his parents swap the personalised toaster he gave them as a Christmas present for a coffee machine.

Ray seeks revenge when he finds out that Frank let him win a game of table tennis when he was 12 years old.

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

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.

In Detroit, Frank takes a big risk on one of the greatest pieces he's ever seen. And Mike acquires a Purple Heart military award - and a very special mission.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up a 1973 Citroën SM, one of the greatest ever French cars. But this one has suffered a catastrophic engine failure.

In the Lake District, Simon O'Brien has ambitious plans to turn a pile of old slate into an unusual lamp, while Henry Cole upcycles the seat from an old pony and trap.

Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Rona and Chris can't wait to buy their own French holiday home in Languedoc. Jean Johansson shows them what their £150k budget can buy. Are any of her places perfect.

The new series continues. As the summer season ends, it's crunch time for Tara and Branton's Tuscan painting experiences. And wedding bells ring at Sharon and David's chateau.

The new series continues. The heat two finalists juggle language, logistics and real guests as they transform the Château de la Boutinière grounds. Who'll reach the grand final.

Julie and Ashley look for a beautiful bolthole on Tenerife for £350k. Will a two-terraced suntrap or an apartment that brings Julie to tears before they've even stepped inside be the one.

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

Facing Putin: Europe's on a knife edge. The western alliance is fragile but the battle to deter Putin has begun. This landmark series follows NATO's inner workings through 2025.

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

Grayson Perry and Judi Love join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker to dissect the week's news. And there's music from Tyler Ballgame.

How Do You Lycett? How Do You Lycett?: Joe's stand-up show is packed with more jokes, more comedy anecdotes and more inappropriate/disturbing paintings. How do you Lycett.

Comedy starring Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell and Linda Cardellini. A man's living happily with his wife and stepchildren - until the kids' biological dad swaggers back onto the scene.

Gordon visits Connecticut's oldest inn, the Curtis House. Run by siblings who no longer talk to each other, things are falling apart. Will their legacy be lost.

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.

Marianne and her housekeeper Fran welcome their rivals to Langsmeade House in Oxfordshire, where their quirky hosting and 1920s knick-knacks are a hit, but there's a surprise at breakfast.

Natasha and Dai host at the Stratford House guest house in Stratford-upon-Avon, but the family-friendly vibe doesn't gel with all their guests.

competitive dog grooming.

Entrepreneur Mark hosts at the Five Bells Pub in Berkshire. But his guests don't all share his passion for beer - and is he too honest for his own good.

The B&Bers meet for one last time to discover how much they've been paid, settle some scores and find out who's won.

In Sheffield, there's bickering, failed romance and plenty of revelations, as car salesman Paul and his partner Sara, newly-weds Russell and Shane, and kooky duo Janine and Neil compete.

Doug can't believe it when Carrie starts cheating at board games with their friends.

Doug and Carrie reminisce about the convoluted way they got together. With guest star Donny Osmond.

Doug and Carrie are torn between their new friends and their best friends.

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.

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

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.

Bart and Lisa save a cow from the slaughterhouse and give it to a farmer's daughter. Unfortunately, her dad thinks it's a token of marriage.

Homer's activist mum visits the family.

The Simpsons are embarrassed when Lisa's candid home movie about the family is entered into the Sundance Film Festival.

Professionals: In Sussex, MED's risky fare causes a stir. Can Big Fat Greek Taverna's simple starter impress? And will Ami Bistro's expertly executed fish sink or swim.

The competition kicks off in Newquay, Cornwall, at Avalon Guest House. Hosts Helen and Paul hope that their love of all things lime green will help their guests to relax.

Visit two is to Somerset, and The Bear Inn, run by Matt and Zoe. A day of survival training fails to get the sparks flying for some of the guests.

Siblings Chris and Nicky Horton welcome their rivals to The Chelsea Hotel in Bournemouth. Their design touches are a hit with some guests, but personal preferences lead to breakfast bother.

The last visit of the week is to The Holford Arms in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, where Will Robson and Loz Cooper plan to put their pub's prized produce into the spotlight.

It's payment day, and time for the airing of grievances. After the disagreements are settled, the payments are revealed and the winners are crowned.

Steven and Adeola are done with their dysfunctional detached, especially the ensuite posing as a wardrobe. Can a repurpose of space outweigh a desire for pastures new.

Best Homes: Phil's tour of amazing homes continues through an island paradise, a suburban sanctuary and a gigantic Queenstown property made of copper.

Kirstie and Phil are on the south coast. Jo and Kev want an adaptable home suited to their daughter Cody, who has cerebral palsy. Alice and Jack are searching in pricey Worthing.

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

Richard explores the beautiful coasts beyond the poetic sounds of the shipping forecast. First up, he enjoys the good life in Lundy.

Sixty-foot waves, nosy killer whales, hypothermia, tongue rot. Ultra-athlete Ross Edgley attempts to swim all the way around Iceland - 1000 miles of icy water.

All aboard as Alice uncovers the secrets of Rome's success, starting in Pompeii with some ingenious engineering and an examination of the lives of enslaved people.

Historical action starring Viola Davis. An elite force of female warriors, the Agojie, protect their West African kingdom from threats from rival kingdoms and from European slavers.

Sci-fi western starring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford. A brutal cattle baron and his amnesiac enemy must cease their feuding when a town is attacked by aliens.

Gordon visits the struggling Historic Calumet Inn in Pipestone, Minnesota, where the overworked staff are on the brink of revolt.

Bart and Lisa save a cow from the slaughterhouse and give it to a farmer's daughter. Unfortunately, her dad thinks it's a token of marriage.

The Simpsons are embarrassed when Lisa's candid home movie about the family is entered into the Sundance Film Festival.

Homer's activist mum visits the family.

Sideshow Bob tells the story of how Lisa became Krusty the Clown's latest replacement. Homer and Bart go in search of a rare coin.

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

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer face a challenge that's all about postcodes and pickiness. They help a couple search for their first home in Pinner; and two new parents are set on Hitchin.

Doug almost wrecks Carrie's plans for Arthur's surprise 75th birthday party.

Doug and Deacon make an impromptu trip to Atlantic City to go gambling, while Carrie takes Arthur to a Broadway musical. Neither trip goes smoothly.

Doug decides to mentor an underprivileged child but is unhappy with the boy who's assigned to him - especially when he ends up enrolled in a 10km run.

Doug signs up to a pyramid scheme.

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 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.

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.

Archie Madekwe, Vanessa Williams and Michaela Strachan.

Sideshow Bob tells the story of how Lisa became Krusty the Clown's latest replacement. Homer and Bart go in search of a rare coin.

The Simpsons have a fight when a game of Monopoly goes wrong, and Maggie has to call the police.

Springfield is declared the fattest town on Earth when Homer's attempt to create the world's biggest human pyramid goes disastrously wrong.

Marie and Peter dream of owning a holiday home on Spain's Mar Menor. Can Leah Charles-King find them the perfect place for their budget of £65k and make their dream a reality.

George meets a family of Hollywood set designers creating a dystopian glamping site, and follows the build of a luxury, high-tech camper hidden within an old farm muck spreader.

Sandi Toksvig and her wife Debbie get the chainsaw out to save a patch of ancient woodland. First they set out to create some space, light and biodiversity.

Cornwall's Lost Gardens of Heligan sow the seeds of a wildflower revolution and we meet Brixham's maverick skipper who live-streams his latest catch to his customers.

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

Enthusiastic French bulldog Spud bursts into the pen. But is loveable Spud more dog than most owners are looking for.

The remaining potters make terracotta tagines, and guest judge Gabriel Nichols throws down a big challenge. Whose pots will please the judges, and who'll place last and potter off.

Contestants including 'Sherlock' the pharmacist and a nanny who feels underestimated tackle challenges involving code breaking, lexical perplexity and more.

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

Adolescence, 99 to Beat, Coronation Street, David Blaine: Do Not Attempt, Big Night of Musicals by The National Lottery and Building Britain's Superhomes.

Action spy caper with Jessica Chastain, Diane Kruger and Penélope Cruz. A global alliance of elite operatives team up to kick ass and retrieve some stolen world-ending tech.

The Simpsons have a fight when a game of Monopoly goes wrong, and Maggie has to call the police.

Springfield is declared the fattest town on Earth when Homer's attempt to create the world's biggest human pyramid goes disastrously wrong.

In Cornwall, there are Friesian cows, pitchforks and zombie apocalypse advice, in an eclectic edition of the dining competition.

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

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer hit the beaches and villages of Devon and the seaside town of Torquay, seeking homes for newly-weds Sam and Jamie, and football coach Geoff and his family.

In East Grinstead, Lucy and Lynton are at loggerheads over their three-bed semi. Can Kirstie sort out the disjointed downstairs, or will Phil find a hidden gem.

Another chance to catch Friday's new episode, with Dr Ranj Singh in Dictionary Corner. Les Dennis, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carla's husband Eddie dies in a freak accident at the ice show, and another widow turns up at his funeral.

Carla tries to organise a tribute for Eddie. Rebecca throws another corporate party for a dull middle manager. Frasier and Lilith plan a celebration.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

The guys get the pick of a lifetime behind the scenes at a tourist attraction. And a Cape Cod collector declines deal after deal, until his wife steps in.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Norfolk, Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up a 1962 TVR Grantura, a once classy British sports car that has fallen into a terrible state of disrepair.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien uncover a haven of memorabilia in Dumfries and Galloway, including an unloved corner unit.

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

Richard loves the seaside town of Sitges in northern Spain, and wants his very own holiday home there. Can Jasmine Harman find him the perfect place for his £210k.

The new run continues. In Bulgaria, Victoria's determined to cosy up a ski resort with an alpine hotel. Kev and Tonia hope art classes can sustain their new life in Normandy.

The new series continues. Four new pairs arrive, desperate to stand out during their first team challenge: transforming tired outbuildings into luxurious dining rooms.

After a tough few years, Gary and Karen have decided to buy a holiday home in Fuengirola on Spain's sun-kissed Costa del Sol. What will £240k get them.

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

guest cook Patricia Chung makes a mouth-watering Burmese mohinga.

Guy's rolling up his sleeves as he explores how to make your home cheaper to heat. In fact, using all his engineering experience, can Guy make energy bills a thing of the past.

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

An average day in Peterborough is rocked by a spree of violent attacks. In Wales, a young woman dies suspiciously in a car crash. Police launch investigations into two shocking cases.

Nina Kautsalo's latest investigation links a mass poisoning with an astronomical event that last occurred 2000 years ago. In Finnish/subs.

Gordon visits Flamangos in rural New Jersey, where mother and daughter Adele and Cheryl are stuck in their tropical ways. But their restaurant is far from paradise.

Putin: Europe's on a knife edge. The western alliance is fragile but the battle to deter Putin has started. This series follows NATO's inner workings across Europe through 2025.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer house-hunt in north east England for new parents Karen and Chris, and for Kris and Heather, who don't know if they want to live in the city or the country.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at Kathleen and Tom's three-bed Victorian semi in Newcastle, where chaos reigned and discipline was desperately needed.

Emotions flare at the McQueen family therapy session. Rex tries to make amends. John Paul calls in a favour from Smithy. Dillon has a proposal for Donny. And Prince is backed into a corner.

Another chance to watch yesterday's new episode, with Mel Schilling in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

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.

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.

Robin lets Sam sail his yacht in a regatta with a big cash prize. But Sam, Carla and Norm make a shocking discovery on the boat.

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

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.

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

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.

Mike and Frank visit a huge property with more custom 1932 Fords than they've ever seen in one place. And Danielle takes on an important military mission.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up a VW Golf GTI Mk2 - an 80s classic that belongs to former bus driver Darren, who was tragically injured in a road accident.

In Pembrokeshire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet a cattle breeder whose barns are brimming with treasure, and Phil, whose vintage pedal car makes the boys feel young at heart.

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

Nick and Denise love Corfu and see it as 'a slightly warmer' home from home. Ben Hillman helps them find the perfect place to enjoy with all their family for £300k.

The new run continues. Will missing equipment ruin Kev and Tonia's art classes in Normandy? Novice hosts Adrian and Serena struggle to juggle their chateau responsibilities.

The new series continues. The dining room transformations reach a dramatic conclusion, and guest judges Janet and Philip from Château DIY ditch one duo.

Sisters Anna and Helga want to get back to their Italian roots and find Anna a place on the Tuscan coast. Lee Juggernauth shows them farmhouses, four-acre charmers and more.

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

Jasmine Harman meets holiday insiders who reveal how to bag a long-haul break on a short-haul budget, from snagging ultra-low fares to upgrading your inflight experience.

A lone detective is on the trail of a Luton man who sexually abused scores of young people, in what becomes a complex, disturbing pursuit.

Two chilling crimes on one night of terror as a late-night supermarket argument explodes into shocking violence and three masked men break into a 70-year-old's bedroom.

A known criminal reportedly carrying a gun is heading for a Manchester music concert. Specialist police units race to find and neutralise the threat before he enters the venue.

The West Midlands Police Drone Unit search for a passenger fleeing a hit-and-run. Footie fans cause panic on the streets of Wolverhampton. A 999 call reports a body being buried.

Contestants including 'Sherlock' the pharmacist and a nanny who feels underestimated tackle challenges involving code breaking, lexical perplexity and more.

The Hot Potato Café in Philadelphia has never made a profit. When the chips are down, can Gordon help save the restaurant.

Grayson Perry and Judi Love join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker to dissect the week's news. And there's music from Tyler Ballgame.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two couples with very different aims and budgets hunt for homes in north-east London's competitive property market.

Kirstie Allsopp shows us how to create beautiful crafts with items we already own. She takes on food-inspired crafts by creating vegetable-printed cards and salt dough trinket dishes.

Lisa and Linda's top-heavy Tyneside home holds a lot of memories. Will a complete reconfiguration and rethink give it a second chance, or will pastures new prevail.

Another chance to watch yesterday's new episode, with Mel Schilling in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carla faces a tax audit and turns to Norm for advice. Sam starts an affair with Rebecca's old professor.

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.

Wealthy Robin Colcord invites Rebecca out on a lavish dinner date, but could their romantic evening be ruined when Sam tags along.

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

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.

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

Frasier and Roz are nominated for broadcasting awards. Should they bribe the judges.

Frasier feels guilty when he loses his father's chair and learns that sentiment is more important than style.

Confronted with the prospect of ageing, Frasier has a mid-life crisis and considers chasing a younger woman to prove that he still has some youthful vitality.

In Wisconsin, the heartland of beer, Frank is surprised to bump into an old Oktoberfest friend. And the guys secretly prepare a surprise build for Danielle.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend make Barry's automotive dream come true by transforming his 1980 Triumph TR7 into a stunning, full-blown race car.

Simon O'Brien's restorer Gemma turns an old TV cabinet into a luxury dog bed, while Henry Cole trades in his lifelong love of mechanicals to upcycle wooden furniture.

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

Shelley loves the Greek islands so much that she's visited almost 30 of them. Can Laura Hamilton find Shelley and Adrian's dream holiday home on Zante, for £75,000.

The new run continues. Guests are due at a hotel in Bulgaria for a trial retreat. Pressure mounts at a French chateau as guests are imminent and the hosts are nowhere near ready.

The new series continues. Who'll thrive under the creative pressure when the pairs step into the individual stage of Heat 3 and must create unique libraries.

Ben Hillman helps Sharon and her daughter Hayley find a place on Spain's Mar Menor, Europe's largest saltwater lagoon. What can Sharon get for her £90k.

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Phil returns to Stockport to uncover an unexpected twist in the story of Renee and Jacqueline, who were at love/list loggerheads in 2023.

Jackson's first court appearance turns into a circus, with the singer posing on top of his SUV for fans bussed in for a trial that divides the US on race, fame and American justice.

For the most romantic day of the year, an ex-Gogglebox star hopes a paramedic can revive his love life. A Girls Aloud fan woos a critical call handler. And there's even a rapping dentist.

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

Award-winning chef Paul runs Italian joint Bazzini in New Jersey, but didn't realise how difficult running a restaurant would be. Can Gordon turn it around.

Sixty-foot waves, nosy killer whales, hypothermia, tongue rot. Ultra-athlete Ross Edgley attempts to swim all the way around Iceland - 1000 miles of icy water.

Supernatural horror about a deadly ghoul that can be conjured by blowing across an empty bottle on an empty bridge. Can a world-weary ex-cop stop the apparently inevitable bloodshed.

Brilliant Builds: Did Alex and Danny's lofty ambitions for their attic give them the space they needed in their Preston semi.

The remaining potters make terracotta tagines, and guest judge Gabriel Nichols throws down a big challenge. Whose pots will please the judges, and who'll place last and potter off.

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

Robin tries to buy Sam's silence when Sam catches him on a date with another woman. Will he tell Rebecca.

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.

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'.

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

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.

Frasier, Niles, Martin and Daphne go on an outrageous road trip that almost leads to disaster for Daphne.

Frasier and Niles decide to write a book together. It doesn't go well.

Frasier is off work sick with only his paranoia to keep him company, leading him to believe that everybody's after his job.

Frasier and Niles discuss Frasier's first year back in Seattle.

Mike and Frank split up on a packed property in order to find what they're looking for before nightfall. And Mike discovers something living in the attic.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend delve into unknown territory when they transform Charlie's beloved Lexus I into a full-blown competition drift car.

In Oxford, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien get hands-on in a second-hand goods shop. They discover a servant's call bell, and a mysterious pedal-powered tool catches Simon's eye.

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

Maxine and John have been visiting Cyprus for three decades and now want to buy their own holiday home there. Jean Johansson shows them what their £150k can buy.

The new series continues. A couple in Romania hope their local food business can boost tourism in the area. A boxing academy in Spain needs to increase its membership.

The new series continues. Guest judges Janet and Philip return to help Max assess the character and comfort of the competitors' libraries, before another pair are eliminated.

Laura Hamilton helps Mark and Carrie chase their Cretan dream in Rethymno, where the gorgeous old town boasts terrific tavernas and heaps of history.

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Tina and Steve return to their windswept Ynys Môn roots to create a magnificent million-pound steel, glass and stone home. But can they stick to their budget.

The trial hangs in the balance, with Jackson facing up to 18 years in prison. But there's pandemonium when he's found not guilty on all counts of sex abuse.

Stop the Boats: Documentary following the migrants risking everything to reach Britain in small boats, as well as the UK citizens on the other side of the debate.

At Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre, seven-year-old Hunter needs help after falling from a tree. And 45-year-old Kirsty has had an accident at a fun run.

The Lake District Mountain Rescue Association help the lost, injured and stricken. A man with a dislocated shoulder is stranded at the popular Eskdale Pools.

Gordon Ramsay visits a Cuban café in Brooklyn, where owners Marcelo and Kata fight over everything, driving away customers with their high-volume bickering.

'Mountain Woman', a human-sized eco-superhero. In Icelandic/subs.

Kirstie and Phil search throughout Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire for two couples' dream homes. But it's a fraught search.

In Portsmouth, there's organic fare, glitter and sparkle, and some school dinner comparisons, as three couples compete to host the best dinner party.

Another chance to watch yesterday's new episode, with Mel Schilling in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Robin takes time off work to give Rebecca a romantic dream day out, but he's distracted by the chance to compete with Sam in a games marathon.

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.

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.

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

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.

Frasier fumes when a Boston bar buddy turns a confidential story about him into a best-selling romantic novella.

Frasier hopes to stop Eddie from putting himself about after he finds himself foster-father to a litter of puppies sired by the mutt.

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.

After helping a pregnant taxi driver to give birth, Niles practises being a father by cradling a sack of flour in his arms.

Expert buyers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz hunt down hidden relics and treasures across the USA. In Memphis, can the guys make a deal with eccentric Prince Mongo.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a Datsun Skyline, a 1970s Japanese classic. With only two others on the road, it's the rarest car they've taken on.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien get revved up in Pembrokeshire. They explore mechanic James's sheds, crammed with classic cars, motorbikes and tractors, including a 1928 Model A Ford.

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

Karen and Richard love Cyprus so much they got married there. Now, they're after their own slice of the Med in Famagusta. Can Jean Johansson find them the perfect holiday home for £200k.

The new run continues. At a very cordial biking event in Romania, Jim and Sally cordially invite the locals to sample their new cordial. A couple in France near a hard deadline.

The new series continues. The Heat 3 final offers up the most demanding test yet: hosting a refined food and wine night. Only one pair will earn a spot in the final showdown.

Brian and Sue want a place that all of their family can enjoy in the relaxed beachside town of La Cala de Mijas in Spain. Jean Johansson shows them what £200k can buy.

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Facing Putin: Europe's on a knife edge. The western alliance is fragile. This landmark series follows NATO's inner workings through 2025 as it faces its greatest test since the Cold War.

The Goggleboxers gets stuck into a new series and more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think this time.

Actor Brian Cox and singer Marcus Mumford pick over the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker. And there's music from Flo & Joan.