When they realise they don't give much to charity, Doug and Carrie make a donation to the local library. But the library doesn't realise how much it's received.

Against Carrie's wishes, Doug takes $100 from the 'emergency fund jar' to bet on a boxing match.

When Doug has a toothache and winds up needing root canal work, he finds out that Carrie used to have a crush on his dentist.

Ray changes his ways after Debra accuses him of being too pessimistic, but his nearest and dearest reckon he's become a bighead.

Ray and Robert both want to keep a stray bulldog that Ray brings home. But it turns out that the canine isn't so stray after all.

Ray's neighbours demand a meeting at his house to discuss what to do about noisy Frank and interfering Marie. But Frank and Marie gatecrash the gathering.

Frasier asks an attractive gym coach to team up with him for a squash tournament, then develops a massive crush on her.

Frasier and Niles are volunteered to participate in a bike-a-thon for AIDS research. Unfortunately, neither of them can ride a bike.

Frasier's jealous when his depressed station manager finds more comfort in Martin's advice than Frasier's psychiatry. Niles and Daphne study yoga.

The Crane brothers find their social influence growing, thanks to a Russian backstreet caviar dealer.

The guys hit pay dirt while freestyling at a retro automotive warehouse owned by a racing family. And Mike's all revved up over a must-have Lambretta scooter.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Professionals: In Cardiff, Mexican eatery La Pantera faces The Horse and Jockey and The Gate. The last night takes a turn: have The Horse and Jockey fallen at the final fence.

an engine. And Simon O'Brien is taken with a fibreglass suit of armour called Ralph.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Rebecca Front 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.

Michael battles decades of decay at his Spanish hamlet. Ken and Pauline safeguard the future of their village. And can Carrie and Ross save a settlement that nature's consumed.

With Jasmine's husband Jon out of action after his accident, her dad comes to help decorate. And fellow presenter Laura Hamilton treats Jasmine to a trip into Málaga.

Alan and Caroline look for a place on gorgeous Malta. After a daunting doer-upper shows them what they don't want, will a luscious limestone, blue-shuttered beauty be the one.

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

On the windswept shores of Bruny Island, George encounters a life of isolation, beauty and resilience as he explores a serene Japanese cabin and a sci-fi-inspired dome.

The scores are tight and the tasks are chaotic as Alex Horne dons his jockey silks, Phil Ellis and Ania Magliano endanger the crew, and Maisie Adam forgets the rules. Again.

It's the final and the bakers make classic iced buns and a jaw-dropping tower of French delights. Whose biggest cake in Bake Off history will take showstopping victory.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Rosie Jones take on Joe Wilkinson and Phil Wang. Dr John Cooper Clarke joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley.

Remembering things that have literally just happened? For £25,000? Sounds easy. But it's not. Jimmy Carr hosts the raucously unique game show.

Gordon Ramsay visits a 'Caribbean-style' resort hotel in Fort Pierce, Florida, where guests face dusty rooms, late-night concerts and poor service.

A compilation of five films nominated for the Iris Prize for Best British short - deconstructing different forms of connection. from paternal anxiety to sisterhood in sport.

Colombia's Narco Wars: In Colombia, rival anti-government narco-militias have returned the country to a state of violent conflict, displacement and forced recruitment.

In East Anglia, the dinner party competition features a performance from some unlikely rappers, a confusing spaghetti marrow main course, too many cooks, and a fire alarm.

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

Phil Spencer revisits Sarah and Ian, whose Northamptonshire semi was bursting at the seams. Did Phil's wow-factor homes tempt them to list? And what did they do next.

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

When Carrie and Arthur's bickering spirals out of control, Doug and Carrie decide it's time to send Arthur to a psychotherapist to find the root of his anger.

When Carrie has to work the night shift, Doug gets lonely, until he discovers that Arthur is the ideal companion.

Doug and Carrie don't make a good first impression on their new neighbours - young professional couple Mike and Debi - when they have a particularly loud argument.

A psychotherapist interviews Debra for an article on the American family but finds the rest of the Barones more interesting than her.

Ray and Debra reminisce about more peaceful times in their first apartment and recall why they ended up living across the road from Ray's meddlesome parents.

Ray's family reluctantly tell him the truth about his performance after he appears as a panellist on TV.

Frasier turns his hand to DIY when he helps out with a local homebuilding scheme. Unfortunately, his plans are rather too grand.

Frasier and Niles search for a new coffee house when they're annoyed by a street singer who starts playing at Café Nervosa.

Frasier's jealous when he finds out about his former agent Bebe's relationship with his old friend Dr Phil.

Martin worries that he might not be Frasier and Niles's father when he notices the similarities that they share with his wife's former colleague.

A collector with an unusual taste for high-voltage oddities reveals his shocking stash. And Mike and Frank's luck runs cold when they're stonewalled by two brothers.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Professionals: In Liverpool, the pros head to Harringtons to try tapas, before Esto Es España serve up their Spanish fare. Finally, at Kerala Kitchen, it's time to dance.

In Crewe, Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet rock 'n' roller Billy, who lives in a house that's frozen in time in the 1950s.

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

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.

Things get messy in Bulgaria for Carrie and Ross. In France, Lolly and Sean scramble to finish their restoration. Michael goes to war with Mother Nature at his Spanish hamlet.

Jon's still out of action but it's full steam ahead as Jasmine and her dad work to complete the kids' bedrooms and family bathroom. Will daughter Joy approve of her room.

Joan and her daughter Kathryn are after the perfect holiday home on Spain's Costa Cálida. Can a tempting townhouse or an alluring apartment that feels like home win their hearts.

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

Trump's Immigration Crackdown: In LA, families are living in fear of Trump's anti-immigration drive, as ICE are tasked to make 3000 arrests a day, leading to anger and resistance.

An Extra Slice: Prue Leith, Oti Mabuse and Jon Richardson join Jo and Tom for the last slice of the series. Whose biggest cake in history took showstopping victory.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

GK Barry, Judi Love and Green Party leader Zack Polanski join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker to dissect the week.

Interlagos provides a superb challenge with dramatic elevation changes, sweeping corners and fast straights. Who will get on Sprint pole in Sao Paulo.

Sean Lock's stand-up is a blend of finely tuned hyperactive imagination, surreal imagery and insightful observations, from the price of cinema food to jewellery heists.

Comedy slasher sequel with Jessica Rothe. Following the accidental creation of a time loop, our hero - Tree - has another murderer to stop. Déjà vu anyone.

Gordon Ramsay visits a custom-built, multi-million-dollar hotel in Loudonville, Ohio. Can he help the struggling business and its overworked owner.

The competition kicks off at the Yellow Submarine in Liverpool, where hosts Alfie Bubble and actor Philip Olivier offer their guests a floating, Beatles-themed experience and a sea voyage.

Megan and Dick try to make their guests feel at home at Manor Lodge in Cornwall. But Megan drops a bombshell about her posh background, and Dick causes a stir at breakfast.

James and Judith Calderbank welcome their rivals to the very rural Ashculme House in Devon. Sadly, their back-to-basics approach doesn't go down well with all their guests.

The final visit of the week is to Satis House in Suffolk, where Kevin Wainwright and his partner David Little think Satis-faction's guaranteed. But is their breakfast bacon too crispy.

The B&Bers meet one last time to settle some scores and find out how much they've been paid. David and Kevin realise they misjudged Alfie and Phil, before the winner is announced.

Knitter: Tom Daley hosts, as 10 amateur knitters knock needles to be crowned knitting champion. Who'll stitch without a glitch? And whose Fair Isle will be bottom of the pile.

Sam and Diane must get to grips with their true feelings when it looks like Diane's romance with Sam's brother Derek is getting serious.

Sam and Diane have finally found each other, but their new romance looks shaky from the start.

Cliff falls head over heels for Carla's apparently shy and demure little sister Annette, but the newcomer isn't as innocent as she looks.

Angry at the implication that she couldn't get a job anywhere else, Diane quits her post at Cheers and attempts to prove her value in the job market.

Ray reluctantly accompanies Debra to parenting classes but then discovers that he can put the skills he learns to good use. with his own parents.

Ray agrees to take Robert out on the anniversary of his divorce but is disturbed by the brotherly bonding that develops.

To teach Ally a lesson about quitting, Ray resumes the piano lessons with his mother that he gave up 25 years earlier.

Frasier shares an unexpected kiss with Julia while trying to steal files from her ex's office. Niles enjoys a trip to the shooting range more than he expected.

Roz prepares to leave the radio station and join a rival company, but not before voicing her concerns about Frasier's new relationship with Julia.

Interlagos provides a superb challenge with dramatic elevation changes, sweeping corners and fast straights. Who will get on Sprint pole in Sao Paulo.

Irked by high cinema ticket prices, Homer starts screening pirated movies in his back garden. But the FBI soon catch up with him.

Comic Book Guy asks Homer for advice on how to woo cute comic fan Kumiko, who visits his shop to research material for an autobiographical manga.

Professionals: In Glasgow, music and food venue Bloc and Amore d'Italia face sushi and noodle soup chain Maki and Ramen, where the mains lead to a cacophony of slurping sounds.

Samantha and Sam are looking for their dream holiday home in Oliva, Spain, that will work for the whole family. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what their £85k can buy.

George follows two eccentric builds, as a couple fit a camper on the back of a tiny Italian tuk-tuk and a dad-of-two creates a quirky getaway in an abandoned nuclear bunker.

Kirstie and Phil help first-time buyers in Manchester. Robyn and Alice want a classic Corrie redbrick. Steph and Christopher have been outbid 10 times in Didsbury and Chorlton.

Gordon and Suky's Wolverhampton four-bed has an indoor pool but is sinking fast. Will Kirstie's bold re-imagination of their space go swimmingly and turn the tide.

It's the final and the bakers make classic iced buns and a jaw-dropping tower of French delights. Whose biggest cake in Bake Off history will take showstopping victory.

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

Bettany explores the diverse heritage of Rhodes, from a luxury holiday spot for the Romans to a stronghold of the Knights of St John and an ancient Jewish enclave.

A compelling account of the search for the wreck of the Titanic, 40 years on from its discovery in the depths of the Atlantic, featuring the efforts of Texan oil man Jack Grimm.

The search for the Titanic ended 40 years ago. But should the French or the US take the credit for finding the wreck? And what part did scientist and explorer Robert Ballard play.

Can Max Verstappen secure a season hat-trick in the Sprint Race? Then it's all eyes on Qualis, with pole position crucial in the tight battle for the title.

Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner, Robert Carlyle and Jonny Lee Miller star in Danny Boyle's sequel to the classic darkly comedic drama. Renton returns to Edinburgh after 20 years away.

Gordon Ramsay visits Italian bistro Charlie's, where the pasta's soggy, the lasagne's a liability and the chef can't even cook a meatball.

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

Former England footballers Bryan Robson and Wes Brown join Tim and Fuzz in Manchester as they restore a Citroen HY van belonging to a family torn apart by tragedy.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet the Lindleys, who are torn over their bungalow in Ashtead, Surrey. Pippa dreams of moving to Kent but Bill's having none of it.

Sarah Beeny, her husband Graham and their four boys tackle the interior design of their ambitious new-build classic country house, this time designing a formal living room.

Irked by high cinema ticket prices, Homer starts screening pirated movies in his back garden. But the FBI soon catch up with him.

Sideshow Bob becomes chief scientist at a genetically modified food company.

Comic Book Guy asks Homer for advice on how to woo cute comic fan Kumiko, who visits his shop to research material for an autobiographical manga.

Andy, the former prisoner who Sam arranged as a blind date for Diane, returns to the bar and recruits Diane to help him develop a career as an actor.

A year after abandoning Diane for his ex-wife, Professor Sumner Sloan returns to Cheers to make amends. But he may have more on his mind than friendship.

When a classy customer falls for Carla, no one can work out why she's not interested. But it seems she's convinced that he must have some terrible flaw.

Sam's old buddy Dave insists that he can break up Sam's romance with Diane in just 24 hours, especially when Diane discovers Sam still has his 'little black book'.

Ray's guilt about lying to Debra so that he can play golf turns into stress, for which his doctor prescribes an ironic cure.

At Frank and Marie's anniversary party, Ray feels guilty that his parents split up for a year and only got back together after Ray fell off his bike.

Roz isn't happy when the station announces that it's found her replacement. But if she stays, she'll have to put up with Frasier's new romance.

Daphne and Niles have an important announcement to make, but Frasier's girlfriend steals their thunder.

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

When Krusty's accused of robbing the Kwik-E-Mart, Bart and Lisa set out to prove his innocence.

Marge invites Grampa and two other octogenarians to live at home with the family, but she's frustrated when Homer embraces their elderly lifestyle.

The B&Bers head down to Margate for the week's first visit, where hosts Tracy and Colin hope their guests will go wild for their animal-themed rooms.

Noorani's declaration that she'd happily eat off the bathroom floors at her B&B in Dorchester doesn't ring true for some of her guests.

Nancy and her friend Henrietta host at Nancy's family farmhouse in Wiltshire, where a cooking experience goes down well, but plumbing problems do not.

The final visit takes the B&Bers to Devon, where hosts Amanda and Josie aim to sweeten their guests with a visit to a local honey manufacturer.

After a week of dog poo diatribe, spicy omelettes and farm faux pas, the B&Bers meet one last time to have a big old row and find out who's won.

Phil and Leighla transform their Georgian farmhouse in Stroud with an industrial-style extension, and a couple flip the layout of their Wootton Bassett Victorian end-of-terrace.

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

Sci-fi comedy. Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star as top-secret agents who monitor and hush up the presence of aliens on Earth - and discover one scary critter's deadly plot.

Best Knitter: It's Icons Week and the knitters make doggy outfits and pull off 80s jumper designs. Whose outfit will merit credit? And whose 80s knit will be a top hit.

Heartbreaking drama with Lola Petticrew, Tom Cullen and Gillian Anderson. Against the backdrop of the Troubles, young Catholic teacher Cushla falls for a married Protestant barrister.

Verstappen has been closing in on McLaren duo Piastri and Norris, but Norris went top in Mexico. Will there be another twist here in Brazil, as the season moves towards its climax.

Revenge thriller with Denzel Washington. An ex-CIA agent who's trying to start a new life in Mexico seeks brutal retribution when the girl who he's been hired to guard is kidnapped.

Gordon Ramsay visits South Philadelphia, where struggling family-run restaurant Chiarella's is pushing owners Tommy and Dina DeFino's marriage to the brink.

The treasure hunt reaches its final stop as the last three duos face the toughest challenges yet in a high-stakes finale. Who'll take home the £50k and an unlikely friend for life.

Marge invites Grampa and two other octogenarians to live at home with the family, but she's frustrated when Homer embraces their elderly lifestyle.

When Krusty's accused of robbing the Kwik-E-Mart, Bart and Lisa set out to prove his innocence.

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

Phil Spencer revisits Kathleen and Tom, who decided to renovate and stay in their Victorian terrace in Newcastle back in 2016. Their lives are now radically different.

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

Doug and Carrie start to believe in miracles after Carrie's prayers are answered. Meanwhile, Arthur decides to sell Doug and Carrie's house.

Out-of-shape Doug bows to pressure to start playing American football again.

Doug is jealous of Carrie's close relationship with a gay colleague. Arthur's jealous of a dog.

Debra convinces Ray to give working from home a try, but things don't turn out as she planned.

Ray's competitive side emerges when Debra invites him to help her write some children's books for Ally.

Ray buys his dad an expensive aquarium for his 65th birthday, just like the one in the Chinese restaurant. At first Frank loves it, but then one fish dies.

The debonair conductor of the Seattle Opera mistakenly believes that Frasier is gay and starts courting him.

It's a battle of the Cranes as Frasier and Martin fall for the same woman - the boys' childhood babysitter.

Frasier feels like a gooseberry on a night out with Niles, Daphne, Martin and Ronee, so Roz convinces him to go on a date with her friend Ann.

Frasier overhears his dad's girlfriend Ronee making a date with another man, but when Martin hears the news, he accuses his son of eavesdropping.

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.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Professionals: In Newcastle, husband and wife Daimon and Steph kick off the week at Savoury Fix. They face Andy's Asian-fusion at River Beat and a seafood selection at Caboose.

In Lincolnshire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet a mum and son restoring a historic windmill, and Sandy and Andy, who plan to open a glamping site on their farm.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Katharine Merry 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.

In France, Kev begins his mission to restore an old quarry village. In Umbria, mum and daughter Carol and Beau get to work on their tiny hamlet.

With their summer deadline looming and so many delays to the build, Jasmine and Jon draft in an architect. And Jon makes a splash as he attempts to fix the swimming pool.

Ben Hillman shows Mandy and Mick what the Costa Blanca has to offer for £240k, from beautiful balustrades to vivacious villas. But when each place surpasses the last, how will they choose.

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

Chris Edwards prepares for OneBeyond's latest store opening. Mark King's discount empire booms as he tackles food waste. And how can gleaning boost veg intake for free.

Heartbreaking drama set against the backdrop of the Troubles. Cushla and Michael's secret affair deepens but dangerous politics are closing in. Meanwhile, Davy's troubles grow.

Ronalds has sliced through his ankle at work. Owen's put his shoulder out at a music festival. Jeremy's bike crash leads to a shocking discovery.

A man arrives at A&E with two of his severed fingers in a bag of frozen peas after having a wood-chopping accident. And pro-bike-rider Max has hit his head in a high-speed crash.

Paramedics treat a man with diabetes and a history of heart attacks who's experiencing severe chest pain, and a 102-year-old woman who may have developed DVT.

The scores are tight and the tasks are chaotic as Alex Horne dons his jockey silks, Phil Ellis and Ania Magliano endanger the crew, and Maisie Adam forgets the rules. Again.

Extra Slice: Prue Leith, Oti Mabuse and Jon Richardson join Jo and Tom for the last slice of the series. Whose biggest cake in Bake Off history took showstopping victory.

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants to find out if they've continued to follow his advice. How have Down City, Classic American and Davide fared in his absence.

In Croydon, Kirstie and Phil may have met their match: a swimming pool in the lounge. Can Kirstie help Christine love her bungalow or will Phil convince Tony to move.

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

Donny's world shatters, a new mum spirals, and the villagers say goodbye to Peri. Tensions rise between Darren and Diane, Gemma's pulled in all directions, and Dodger receives new evidence.

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

Carrie gets jealous of Doug's ex-girlfriend's relationship with Doug's mother.

Doug regrets taking a dirty photo at a wedding.

Doug and Carrie try to split up two couples to form the perfect couple to accompany them to the basketball. Arthur's parking ticket scam backfires badly.

Ray accompanies Debra to a high school reunion, where he's unmasked as a former nerd. Worse still, Debra was one of the cool kids who used to tease him.

Debra writes to Marie to tell her to stop interfering after she ruins her Tupperware party, but a shocked Ray tries to intercept the letter.

Ray volunteers for a Battle of Gettysburg re-enactment to spend some quality time with his father - but it turns out that they're fighting on opposite sides.

Niles's ex-wife Maris needs his help. Can he keep her return secret from a pregnant and emotional Daphne.

Niles is suspected as an accomplice to murder, and Frasier accidentally recommends that his brother should be executed.

Lilith and Frasier are both set up on blind dates. on the same day. by a mutual friend. Niles and Daphne are upset when Martin's gun accidentally goes off.

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

With the roof caving in on his family stockpile, a Kentucky collector is keen to sell whatever he can before it's too late. Which is great news for Mike and Frank.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Professionals: In Nottingham, The Plough set things off to a cracking start, before restaurant Paris showcase their French posh nosh, and Gemma from The Red Lion sheds a tear.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet author and broadcaster Bob Flowerdew in Norfolk, where Henry eyes up a pinball machine from a damp shed. But will it ever work again.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Katharine Merry 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.

Sarah and Steve mark an anniversary at their Portuguese quinta. Carol and Beau's Italian hamlet is flooded with problems. And Kev delves into his French slate village's past.

As work progresses, the endless dust, noise and stress take their toll. And after Jon has another setback, the family begin to wonder if the build is really worth it.

Stella's after a bolthole in Italy's Lazio region. Lee Juggurnauth smashes the search with a place that has Stella moving in before she's even stepped inside! But will she make an offer.

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

David Morrissey, Lucy Beaumont, Tom Daley and Adele Roberts attempt a savoury quiche, a Technical teatime biscuit and showstopping days off in cake form.

Heartbreaking drama. Cushla and Michael fall deeper amid danger - until she discovers he's lied to her. Michael promises honesty, but just as they commit, tragedy shatters everything.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

From Susie Dent to Miquita Oliver and Bez, what do our top celebs think of Cocaine Bear, Glastonbury and much more? Oh, and Ricky Tomlinson, Sue Johnston and Antiques Roadshow.

Jimmy Carr gives four contestants the answers, then asks them the questions. Can Mikie, Emma, Zawdie and Charlotte remember which famous face was dressed as a bear.

GK Barry, Judi Love and Green Party leader Zack Polanski join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker to dissect the week.

Drama based loosely on the life of NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak, with Natalie Portman, Jon Hamm and Dan Stevens. When Lucy returns from space, she begins to lose touch with reality.

Trump's Immigration Crackdown: In LA, families are living in fear of Trump's anti-immigration drive, as ICE are tasked to make 3000 arrests a day, leading to anger and resistance.

From radical rebuilds to awe-inspiring architecture, can ambitious self-builders make their bold property dreams comes true.

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

In Larne, Kirstie and Phil help Catherine and Nigel decide whether to ditch their rural 70s bungalow or stick with it. Could a garage hold the key.

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

Doug convinces Carrie to help Deacon out with the cooking and childcare over Thanksgiving, but things start to go wrong when Deacon tastes her food.

Doug and Deacon fight over a childhood toy, and chaos ensues when Arthur finds out what Carrie's getting him for Christmas.

Carrie convinces Doug to see a therapist to explore his relationship with food. And Arthur is convinced that he's addicted to nasal spray.

Ray's oldest living relative, his great aunt Sarina, turns up from Italy to help Ally with a school project about family trees.

Ray asks Marie to teach Debra how to make her famous meatballs, to cure his wife's culinary inferiority complex. But Ray's plan has unexpected consequences.

Ray runs into money trouble when he takes over the family finances to show Debra how easy it is.

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

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.

Mike's like a kid in a toy store when he spots a retro boat and a BMW micro car that could be worth some serious coin. And the deals heat up at a rad radiator shop.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Professionals: In Birmingham, Bun & Co's Indian-fusion fast food takes on an Oktoberfest evening at The Rafters Cafe and the Lion Sports Bar's Caribbean cuisine.

In Birmingham, the lads fall out over a bench that Henry thinks is worth something. Who'll have the last laugh.

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

Alexis and her husband are approaching retirement and want to make Spain's Costa Blanca their permanent home. Can Craig Rowe find the perfect place for their £250k.

Sarah and Steve's new doors and windows are finally installed at their Portuguese quinta. And Simon and Racheal become custodians of a 17th-century hamlet in Charente.

With Jon back to health, things finally start to look up. Work starts in the garden and Jasmine's carpenter brother Andrew helps out making bookshelves for Joy's bedroom.

Janet and Stuart scour Valencia for the perfect place for their £180k. Will a characterful house adorned with art or a castle-style charmer with an orchard be the right fit.

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

In 2019, Greg and Georgie set out to transform an old barn in Georgie's parents' garden in Sevenoaks. But unexpected underpinning and the COVID pandemic had other ideas. Is it now complete.

Final episode of the heartbreaking drama. A grieving Cushla confides in Gerry and Gina, and goes in search of the truth, leading to a shocking climax that unites the family.

Agent David hopes to capture London's elite with two lavishly luxury chalets in Val d'Isère. And Fine & Country agent Margaret's £10m Hertfordshire mansion catches Hollywood's eye.

As Guy Phoenix navigates the intricacies of transforming a £16m apartment in Monaco into an opulent superhome, the pressure's on to complete it in time for the upcoming Grand Prix.

Detectives: When a Nottingham teenager is stabbed to death, a digital forensics unit use cutting-edge technology to track the four culprits' digital footprints.

Heartbreaking drama with Lola Petticrew, Tom Cullen and Gillian Anderson. Against the backdrop of the Troubles, young Catholic teacher Cushla falls for a married Protestant barrister.

Heartbreaking drama set against the backdrop of the Troubles. Cushla and Michael's secret affair deepens but dangerous politics are closing in. Meanwhile, Davy's troubles grow.

the Spanish Pavillion in New Jersey, and Kingston Café, La Frite and Capri in California.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Stockport to rescue a 1994 Cavalier Turbo for Darren, who was left tetraplegic after a horrific accident.

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

We head to Cambridgeshire for one of the show's more turbulent episodes. A fitness firm and tarantula collection feature in the hunt for a more family-friendly home.

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

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.

Ray is bored when he goes for a ride in Robert's police car, but his disinterest is soon replaced by terror when they get caught in a hold-up.

Ally's constantly getting into bed with her parents, complaining about monsters in her room. Sleep-deprived Ray tries everything to solve the problem.

Debra discovers that her mother-in-law prefers Robert's girlfriend solely on the basis that she is a 'good girl', making Debra wonder what exactly a 'good girl' is.

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 falls hard for a 100-year-old turbocharged hotrod. A gigantic garage serves up some sweet deals. And Frank rescues a vintage muscle car from a rusty demise.

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Professionals: In Glasgow, Saffron by Paradise face their fellow pros Red Onion, and some after-dinner dancing really puts the 'bash' into Calabash's authentic African evening.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Staffordshire to meet petrolhead Martin, who's also the organiser of a local music festival.

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

Allie and Cliff have decided to leave the UK and find their new forever home on beautiful Crete. What Grecian gems can Ben Hillman find for their £240k.

Sarah and Steve's spiral staircase sends them into a spin. In Charente, Simon and Racheal's barn conversion takes shape. Carol and Beau welcome their first guests in Umbria.

With spirits raised, it's full steam ahead and time to create the driveway. But installing the outside staircase doesn't go to plan.

Motorcycle enthusiast Lisa sees what Brittany has to offer for her £160k. Will a fabulous farmhouse, a two-house treat or a lavish longère get her revved up enough to put in an offer.

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Jess Brown-Fuller, MP for Chichester, sets out the Liberal Democrats' plan to help struggling high street businesses.

Sam and Jimmy have grand renovation ambitions for their gigantic pie factory in Lancashire. But with endless funding issues, is it all just pie in the sky.

As the closest-ever series of Taskmaster draws to an exhilarating finish, all five shipmates are still in with a genuine chance of bagging the trophy. But mutiny's in the air.

Harry Hill, David Mitchell, Roisin Conaty, Sophie Willan, Josh Pugh and Fatiha El-Ghorri tackle Jimmy Carr's comprehensive quiz, from Henry VIII to the first meme and lots more in between.

Britain's Best Knitter. And Trigger Point, Hunted, Squid Game: The Challenge and Hamza's Hidden Wild Isles.

Heartbreaking drama. Cushla and Michael fall deeper amid danger - until she discovers he's lied to her. Michael promises honesty, but just as they commit, tragedy shatters everything.

Final episode of the heartbreaking drama. A grieving Cushla confides in Gerry and Gina, and goes in search of the truth, leading to a shocking climax that unites the family.

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

In Newcastle, there's wine snobbery, a fairy-tale feast and a Moroccan menu based solely on one couple's love of hummus.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at how Karl and Paul revolutionised their three-bed in Leeds by spending big. But were there issues that money couldn't solve.

In the village of Clifford, Kirstie and Phil meet Vic and Paul. From the outside, their idyllic home looks perfect for a family, but appearances can be deceptive.

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

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.

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.

Debra's upset when Ray fails to back her up in an argument with a competitive parent about 'unapproved' pretzels at Ally's little league game.

Robert's traffic school students are so bored with his class that he's driven to practise his delivery on his family, who prove to be even tougher critics.

Ray becomes concerned with his own mortality when he discovers that he's shrunk a quarter of an inch and is no longer six feet tall.

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 make a scene when they hit the streets in a one-of-a-kind rocket car. But will the massive price tag send them crashing back down to earth.

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Professionals: Restaurants compete to host the best dinners. In Sheffield, the Butcher and Catch take on Plesters' international cuisine and The Garrison's fine dining.

In Birmingham, Henry Cole stumbles upon a model metal tipper truck which he's convinced will make money.

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

Teachers Dominic and Helen dream of owning a holiday home in Calpe on Spain's Costa Blanca. Will any of Jasmine Harman's options for their £130k get top marks.

In France, Kev gives his music studio a test run. And after nearly four years of work, Sarah and Steve's holiday accommodation at their quinta is finally open for business.

The basement's almost complete, but the kitchen awaits. And Jasmine and Jon take a day trip to the local Roman baths to escape the dust and noise. Wishful thinking.

Shukesi and Nitesh are ready to make waves in their retirement with a bolthole on Spain's Costa del Sol. Will a stylish corner house or an apartment with gorgeous views be the one for them.

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Away from Gaza and the West Bank, a murder epidemic is wrecking Arab-Israeli communities. Krishnan Guru-Murthy investigates the mostly unsolved killings.

Behind the scenes with the West Midlands Police Drone Unit, who work on the ground, but hunt criminals from the sky, from a suspected dealer to an illicit cannabis farm.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

Richard Osman, Rosie Jones and Mike Wozniak share their unique take on the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.

Recorded live at the Brighton Dome, comedian Sarah Millican shares her thoughts on moving to the countryside, getting a rescue dog, and irritable bowel syndrome.

Fighty, satirical horror that upset Donald Trump. Hilary Swank plays a rich lefty who likes hunting working class people to the death. But she didn't reckon on Betty Gilpin.

Gordon visits Barefoot Bob's beachside restaurant in Massachusetts, where husband and wife Marc and Lisa struggle to attract customers during the winter months.

The first visit is to Wizards Thatch in Alderley Edge, Cheshire. Can hosts Ian Lambert and his partner Ali Imiolek cast a spell over their guests.

James Reay and Simon Dooley welcome their rivals to the one-star Winterbourne Hotel and Theatre Showbar in Blackpool, which is a novelty low-budget experience for some of their guests.

Self-confessed perfectionist Andrea and Nick host at Northrise Lodge in Hastings. Some guests find their room too clinical and Andrea has a meltdown after forgetting the sugar at breakfast.

Stephanie and Dominic pride themselves on giving their guests a taste of luxury at The Salutation in Sandwich, Kent. While everyone loves the digs, some couples aren't digging each other.

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

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at Nikki and Andy's cluttered terrace in Northampton. Did Kirstie's plan banish the couple's working-from-home woes.

Knitter: It's Icons Week and the knitters make doggy outfits and pull off 80s jumper designs. Whose outfit will merit credit? And whose 80s knit will be a top hit.

When Coach gets the chance to manage a youth league baseball team, his competitive nature soon turns him from a loveable guy into an angry tyrant.

When a TV chat show host visits the bar, Diane tries to interest him in her poetry, but it's Sam's life story that really catches his attention.

When Sam says 'I love you' to Diane without considering the consequences, she begins to analyse their relationship.

When Diane's old friend Heather comes to town, Sam thinks that she's fallen for him. Diane knows better but becomes paranoid when Carla taunts her about it.

Sam grants a dying customer's wish to tend the bar for fun, but tensions later mount when the man leaves a large sum of money to the patrons in his will.

Ray's shocked when Debra takes all their baby stuff to a garage sale. He didn't know that they'd decided not to have any more children.

Ray makes the mistake of asking Debra why she married him, rekindling memories of his proposal and his fears that she felt pressured into agreeing.

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.

Marge directs a musical, but her leading man walks out and a thunderstorm threatens the live production.

A startling secret from Grampa's past takes him to Texas to find a long-lost life.

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.

In an ambitious build, a man attempts to create a mini canal and lock for a narrowboat. And in Denmark, George visits a one-bed hotel housed in an old industrial crane.

Kirstie and Phil are in Hertfordshire, where cheesemonger Julia wants the rural idyll, and Bollywood singer Priti and data analyst Shakti are keen to keep their links to London.

In Warwickshire, Gill and John can't decide whether to love their inherited two-bed on the edge of the countryside, or list it and head for the city.

Best Homes: Phil explores some of New Zealand's most stunning properties - from a luxury holiday pad perched on a cliff's edge to four converted barns with spectacular views.

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In Oman on the Arabian Peninsula, Bettany investigates Bedu traditions, an ancient cold case, the life of a 'Desert Lord' and signs of sailors from 8000 years ago.

On New Zealand's North Island, from Auckland to Wellington, the Northern Explorer scenic railway traverses amazing Middle Earth landscapes, past active volcanoes and hot springs.

a Dictator: For the first time, experts identify and analyse Hitler's DNA. What do his genes reveal about his heritage, neurology, and the historic rumours of a Jewish relative.

Quentin Tarantino's darkly comic, award-laden western with Jamie Foxx, Christopher Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L Jackson. A freed slave searches for his wife. and revenge.

Danny Boyle's award-winning fact-based drama. A solo mountain climber gets into a life-threatening predicament and only a desperate, gory measure can extricate him from it.

Gordon visits Chappy's in Tennessee, where the chef and owner's careless methods and less-than-appetising food have hurt his restaurant's local reputation.

Can contestants double their money - again and again - using any money-making scheme they can think of? From booty workouts to cocktails, the teams try to double their initial £250.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on their 100th motor and their first electric conversion: a 1978 MGB GT, which Caroline promised her late dad she'd get completed.

In Bournemouth, there are hard-to-please guests, intriguing photos and interesting impressions, as three couples compete to host the best dinner party.

Carla asks Sam to be her plus-one for her ex-husband Nick's wedding to his glamorous new flame - which makes Nick jealous enough to want Carla back.

Norm's been out of work for a year and gets a job washing dishes - until Diane encourages Sam to hire him as his accountant to get his tax return completed.

Coach keeps hanging around with Sam and Diane, but they get tired of him playing gooseberry and decide to set him up on a date with a suitable woman.

Cliff's constant know-it-all chatter annoys an aggressive customer at the bar, who asks him to step outside for a fight. But is Cliff up to the challenge.

Ray reminisces about his wedding, when he worried that Debra was more interested in the big day than she was in her groom.

Ray moves his family into his parents' house when the termite exterminators visit. And Debra takes the opportunity to turn the tables on her in-laws.

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.

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Does Marge's smooth French bowling tutor have an ulterior motive.

Bart becomes a guru for couples who want to have a baby when he puts a spell on his art teacher, who then falls pregnant.

Liam and Patrycja treat their guests to an afternoon of pie making during a visit to their B&B in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.

Father and daughter Shane and Emily hope to dazzle with the décor at their place in Hampshire, before a visit to a farm descends into mudslinging - literally.

The B&Bers visit Simon and Harriet's old-school village pub in Northamptonshire, where the bacon gets a bashing at breakfast.

Louis and Michael's luxurious interiors wow their guests in Suffolk. But one pair are perturbed by the hosts' lavish approach.

The B&Bers meet one last time on payment day to clash over cleanliness and spar over sleep scores, before the payments are revealed and we find out who's won.

George takes inspiration from Japan, to help Rachel and Sarah with their Victorian terrace. And have a young couple taken on too much with a listed 17th-century cottage.

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

Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star in the tough action sequel to their sci-fi comedy about US government agents who secretly protect Earth from extraterrestrial criminals.

Best Knitter: It's Holiday Week and the knitters make glamorous swimwear and crochet a deckchair. Whose swimwear will make a splash? And will anyone be laid back in the team knit.

Thrilling drama set in a mysterious Scottish holiday park. As tensions rise in Summerwater, the Tindall family's frustrations peak, and Justine's devastating secrets are revealed.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.