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

West Midlands paramedics assess a man that the police have found acting erratically on a busy dual carriageway, the police believe he has taken the powerful psychoactive, 'Monkey Dust'.

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

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

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

Nick Knowles and the team enlist the help of the local community in Aberystwyth to renovate a home for a builder with a brain tumour. Michael Saunders built an extension onto his house when his son- in-law's MS meant he had to start using a wheelchair. When Michael discovered he had cancer, he was unable to finish his own home and he and his partner were left living in a cold and draughty shell of a house.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist the help of the local community in Durham to reconfigure a home and reunite a family torn apart by illness. Sixteen-year-old Kieron Purvis collapsed with an undiagnosed heart condition in December 2009. Following a heart transplant and a double amputation, the Purvis family found themselves living apart because their home was not equipped for Kieron's special needs.

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

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

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

Belinda and Tiago want to create the home of their dreams - with enough space for their families to enjoy pizza night!

The Scotts find a house for Amy and Graham, who are desperate to move out of Amy's mother's home.

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

Contestants compete against one another to prepare excellent meals in their own kitchens with local ingredients.

In a dramatic start to the new series, the West Midlands Ambulance Service treat a man who stabbed a police dog, a woman with a suspected stroke and a man on his fourth bout of pneumonia.

A hitman linked to a drugs gang guns down two men in a supermarket car park. Later, a teenage dare leads to a massive rescue operation after a boy vanishes in the water.

Reality series following the work of Yorkshire Ambulance Service's Hazardous Area Response Team.

Louis struggles to come to terms with the infamous Phelps family from Topeka, Kansas who picket the funerals of dead soldiers killed in Iraq as a protest against an America that tolerates homosexuality. The family members, some as young as six years old, wave slogans with messages such as `God Hates Fags, Thank God for 9/11, and God Hates You' at pickets all over the States.

A team of experts continue their in-depth search for the truth behind Rebecca Zahau's suspicious death, as they question the people who were around her when she died.

Three contestants attempt to win a fortune with the help of Michael Ball, Tom Allen, Lulu, Joe Marler, Maisie Smith, Anita Rani and Raj Bisram.

Shopping from home.

DI Sam Nixon discovers that she's been looking for the wrong man in her search for a vicious murderer and rapist.

An undercover operation to stop some thefts from the docks is unexpectedly called off, and Stuart gets the news that he's been waiting for.

Sun Hill CID are on the trail of the notorious Monks family, attempting to stop them from bringing drugs into the country.

After a failed attempt to retrieve evidence from a tower block scheduled for demolition, Sally lets off steam at a club, with terrible consequences.

An officer leaves a club drunk and is involved in a car accident while at the wheel. Some of her colleagues try to cover it up.

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

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

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

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

The team joins the search for a missing aeroplane pilot and passenger. A man digging for antique bottles in a South Yorkshire tip is buried alive, leading to a desperate fight to save him.

A student climber plunges from a cliff face in Wharfedale and the team fears he has broken his neck. The medics are also called to treat the victim of a stabbing at a meat plant.

The medics spring into action when a cyclist plunges down a cliff in a freak accident. A homeowner's booby trap, designed to deter burglars, sparks a major rescue operation.

A landslip at a construction site traps a worker under tons of earth. Reports of a riot at a school come in and medic Alex must lead the operation to treat the injured.

Pete meets Staffy Boxer Cross Crumble, who's been at the centre in Basildon for over three years, stuck without a foster or permanent home in sight.

Advanced nurse and practitioner, Caroline has a patient that is deteriorating rapidly, and she is faced with the extremely difficult call to his wife to explain the perilous situation.

Louis spends time in the fifth and sixth floors of Miami County Jail, where many of the most volatile inmates are incarcerated; one of the most notorious sections of the prison. The inmates have developed a strange and violent jail culture and live under the sway of a gladiatorial code. Housed in large cage-like dwellings that hold up to 24 men, they remain in the cells almost all the time.

Louis Theroux goes deeper into the jail system, meeting an alleged triple murderer facing a possible death sentence. He also follows a group of forty or so younger inmates who have escaped prison by pleading guilty and agreeing to attend a four month military style boot camp.

It's induction day for 26 junior doctors as they pick up their passes and scrubs for the Emergency Department and try to get their bearings around the Royal Berkshire Hospital.

Following up on his 2007 documentary, `The Most Hated Family in America', Louis Theroux returns to Topeka, Kansas, for a week-long visit with the Westboro Baptist Church. He again joins the Phelps family on their controversial pickets where they antagonise communities with offensive slogans. However, four years on from Louis's last visit, there are signs of disarray in the Phelps clan.

The Zahau family remain hopeful as the team of experts finalise their theories on Rebecca's death. Plus, the verdict of a civil trial prompts the San Diego Sheriff's Department to make a long-awaited announcement.

Michael McIntyre hosts as contestants try to win a fortune, guided by seven celebrity experts: Claudia Winkleman, Big Narstie, Alex Brooker, Gabby Logan, Debbie McGee, Jamie Laing and Patrick Grant.

Shopping from home.

It's Ben's birthday, and everyone seems to have taken his request for no fuss literally, neglecting to buy him any presents. Janey is home for the weekend with a new friend, but nobody is sure of the nature of their relationship.

When the children go away for the weekend, Ben and Susan finally have some time to themselves. Unfortunately, it's been so long since that happened, that they have absolutely no idea how to spend it.

After signing up on a social networking site, Susan starts getting messages from an old flame. Meanwhile, Michael finds out their house is cursed and Abi is convince it is haunted.

Ben gets his hopes up that finally one of his kids will move out when Nick decides to get his own flat. Unfortunately, as always for Ben, every silver lining has a cloud.

Susan is looking forward to the birth of her first grandchild, but not to being a grandmother. Meanwhile, Nick wants to move back in and a new arrival at Ben's surgery has quite an impact.

Susan decides that she and Ben should take dance lessons, but they soon find it takes more than two to tango. Meanwhile, Michael decides to concentrate on his studies, but can he stop thinking about girls?

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

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

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

Following the `Bionic Vet', Noel Fitzpatrick, and his team as they use their pioneering techniques to attempt to cure pets across the country that might otherwise be beyond saving.

A French bulldog has an exploded disc and faces a high-risk operation. A cat called called Nutty has a shattered radius after being shot with an airgun.

Gentle giant Bear, an English mastiff, visits Noel after suffering a painful ruptured cruciate ligament in his knee. Siamese cat Bluebell is rushed in after being hit by a car. Alongside a fractured pelvis, Noel suspects possible nerve damage.

Lola the beagle visits Noel after collapsing on her back legs, Brandi the chocolate Labrador refuses to walk, and bulldog puppy Molly is rushed in after being run over by a car.

Ruby the dachshund is rushed in after being run over by a car. Nine-year-old schnauzer Jess is booked in for spinal surgery. Pint-size shih tzu Ted has been injured at home. A CT scan shows that Ted has a broken right humerus.

Pete meets Staffy Boxer Cross Crumble, who's been at the centre in Basildon for over three years, stuck without a foster or permanent home in sight.

The paramedics treat a woman whose legs have dramatically swollen, a girl having panic attacks, and a very ill and unconscious man.

The crews attend a HGV driver suffering dizzy spells and a woman who has fallen into a bush. They also move a man with a spinal injury who has no sensation from the neck down.

Three-year-old Isaac has an operation on his tongue, Lynette has several toes straightened and David has biopsies taken from his prostate.

Nigel has keyhole surgery to repair his hernia - but things go wrong when he's back on the ward. Carol has a pin removed from her ankle, which was previously fractured.

Louis Theroux travels to California to spend two weeks in the notorious San Quentin State Prison. Built in 1852, San Quentin is dangerously overcrowded. Louis discovers the prisoners' inner culture, intrigued by its rules and language. He meets David Silva, who is serving 521 years and 11 life sentences and is locked down for 23 hours a day, and Deborah and Rob, a transgender couple who live together inside.

Paramedics are sent to help a woman whose foot was run over by a bin lorry, and a team is sent to assess a man suffering from an agonizing headache that has been going on for days.

As thousands of athletes prepare to compete on the global stage at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Olympic gold medallist and double world champion diver Tom Daley wants to shine a light on an issue that he cares passionately about. Some competitors live in fear of horrific brutality inside the countries they represent. With punishments including whipping, life imprisonment and even death, it is illegal to be gay in over half of the 56 member states of the Commonwealth.

Guided by seven celebrity guests, three contestants try to win a life-changing cash prize.

Shopping from home.

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

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

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

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

Nick Knowles and the team are joined by designer Charlie Luxton. They enlist the help of the local community in Stoke and renovate a home for a family battling terminal illness. Dad Haydn Spice was diagnosed with abdominal cancer shortly after buying a derelict house at auction in 2004. Haydn's ill health meant that he couldn't work on the house, and his family have been left living in a building site.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist local tradespeople, members of the community and guest designer Charlie Luxton in Cirencester to transform an incomplete extension and run-down house into a clean, warm and healthy home for a family on the brink of despair. The Beasley family re-mortgaged their ex-council house in 2006 to pay for an extension.

Nick Knowles and the SOS team enlist the help of the local community to finish converting a two-bedroom bungalow into a four-bedroom home for a family at the end of their tether. The trades from Ottery St Mary in Devon turn out in force to help the Wright family, who have suffered years of illness and bad luck.

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

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

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

The brothers help buy a fixer-upper for Catherine, who gets some style advice from her friend Viviane.

Competitive twins Krista and Jennifer want to find a stylish downtown pad where they can entertain.

Nick Knowles and the team are joined by designer Charlie Luxton. They enlist the help of the local community in Stoke and renovate a home for a family battling terminal illness. Dad Haydn Spice was diagnosed with abdominal cancer shortly after buying a derelict house at auction in 2004. Haydn's ill health meant that he couldn't work on the house, and his family have been left living in a building site.

It's Pete's first day at Dogs Trust, and he meets a pug facing a worrying surgery and pregnant dog who was seized at the border.

Veterinarian Noel Fitzpatrick is one of England's top animal doctors and the subject of 2010 documentary programme `The Bionic Vet', which showcased some of the work done at his Surrey clinic. On `The Supervet' Fitzpatrick and his staff treat some of the country's hardest-to-cure pets with cutting-edge treatments and surgery. The programme tells the emotional stories of the pets, their owners and the passionate team that push the boundaries of veterinary medicine to save the animals from life-threatening conditions.

There's a superstar at the Supervet's, and for once it's not the animals that are turning heads. Take That's Mark Owen has arrived with his 18-month-old Doberman, Arnold, currently the largest canine in this dog fan's family.

First-time parents Rochalla and her unflappable partner Craig arrive ten days overdue. Rochalla's shock pregnancy defied medical odds as she conceived just weeks after an aggressive course of chemotherapy.

The dads are under the spotlight at Liverpool Women's Hospital, as three very different men prepare for fatherhood. One of them is Jack, a soldier who's more confident about going into battle than he is about changing nappies.

Crews are sent to a 70-year-old who has breathing problems and requires immediate surgery. Plus, paramedics are called to treat a seriously ill man who is showing signs of sepsis.

A look at how families cope with a loved one's behaviour disorder or mental illness.

Michael McIntyre hosts a gameshow packed with huge stars, big laughs and a colossal spinning wheel. Three contestants hope to answer their way to a fortune, guided by seven celebrity experts. Can the famous faces help them to win life-changing cash?

Michael McIntyre hosts a gameshow packed with huge stars, big laughs and a colossal spinning wheel. Three contestants hope to answer their way to a fortune, guided by seven celebrity experts. Can the famous faces help them to win life-changing cash?

Shopping from home.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Scotts try to convince David and Isabella to renovate a fixer-upper.

Glenda and Dave want a chic, modern downtown home where they can entertain in style.

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

Pete meets a litter of puppies known as the Potato Pups, who were found abandoned in a crisp box, and helps the staff fight to keep them alive.

First-time parents Rochalla and her unflappable partner Craig arrive ten days overdue. Rochalla's shock pregnancy defied medical odds as she conceived just weeks after an aggressive course of chemotherapy.

The dads are under the spotlight at Liverpool Women's Hospital, as three very different men prepare for fatherhood. One of them is Jack, a soldier who's more confident about going into battle than he is about changing nappies.

Junior doctor Alex handles a paracetamol overdose and a high-risk heart patient, Adnan braves his first shift in Resus, and Claire deals with a woman in agonising stomach pain.

The junior doctors are now in their second week at the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Adrian does a tricky blood test on a critically-ill patient, and Tej spots some worrying test results.

Louis investigates the multimillion dollar adoption industry in California. With the majority of newborn adoptions carried out privately, agencies, facilitators and lawyers stand to make thousands per baby.

Louis travels to Phoenix, Arizona - the capital of dementia care. He spends time at Beatitudes, a residential institution, and also with those looking after loved ones at home to try to understand the struggle of living in a world of encroaching shadows - and of keeping relationships alive in circumstances that can be among the strangest and most challenging imaginable.

Three contestants try to answer their way to a fortune, guided by seven celebrity experts: Bill Bailey, Scarlett Moffatt, William Hanson, Big Zuu, John Bercow, Denise Lewis and Anna Richardson.

Shopping from home.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

New parents Andrew and Sarah just moved back to the city and are eager to find a perfect home of their own.

Derek and Jennifer want a sprawling home in a family-friendly lakeside community.

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

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

Convinced that the elusive `Baitfish' has returned, Pride goes to alarming lengths to locate him.

After a sailor is killed in a strip club, the murder weapon turns out to be linked to other unsolved cases; Brody receives a visit from her ex-fiance.

While suspended from the NYPD, Sherlock investigates the death in suspicious circumstances of a conspiracy theorist.

It's the night shift for the junior doctors. Adrian's ego takes a hit as he bites off more than he can chew, and Ese must solve the mystery of a patient's unexplained collapse.

Louis Theroux spends time in two of London's biggest adult eating-disorder treatment facilities. He meets women of all ages and at various stages of their illness, and witnesses the power anorexia holds over them.

Louis travels to Las Vegas to meet with those attracted to gambling.

Michael McIntyre hosts as Gemma Collins, Dara O Briain, Fred Siriex, Rochelle Humes, Lorraine Kelly, Jordan Banjo and Liam Charles try to help three contestants win a fortune.

Shopping from home.

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

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

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

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

After 20 years serving his country, Royal Engineer and Paratrooper Mo Morris was given a medical discharge. He has been left struggling to walk in a home which is totally unsuitable to his needs. Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team come to his rescue.

Nick Knowles and team head to Halifax to help a family whose eight-year-old son Josh is paralysed and can only access two rooms in the house. The family home needs a major overhaul and the DIY SOS Team have just nine days to pull it off.

Nick Knowles and the team take on the task of rebuilding the home of single father Paul Makings and his 6 children.

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

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

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

After years of studying and dorm-size apartments, nurse Shannon and doctor Darl want to move into a house where they can raise a family.

The Scott twins help Nancy, who hopes to score a suburban pad with a feminine-industrial flair that reflects her personality.

After 20 years serving his country, Royal Engineer and Paratrooper Mo Morris was given a medical discharge. He has been left struggling to walk in a home which is totally unsuitable to his needs. Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team come to his rescue.

Pete travels to Northern Ireland to pick up three stray dogs and bring them back with him to Essex. He also meets a Shar Pei who is in constant pain and may need surgery.

Pete returns to Dogs Trust, facing a suitcase of abandoned pups on day one and falling hard for Theo, a gentle Italian Mastiff with a serious heart condition.

Louis struggles to come to terms with the infamous Phelps family from Topeka, Kansas who picket the funerals of dead soldiers killed in Iraq as a protest against an America that tolerates homosexuality. The family members, some as young as six years old, wave slogans with messages such as `God Hates Fags, Thank God for 9/11, and God Hates You' at pickets all over the States.

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

Katie meets Tonica, who is accused of killing her husband, and learns that she suffered a lifetime of abuse both as a child and then at the hands of her husband.

Louis travels to Las Vegas to meet with those attracted to gambling.

Louis Theroux travels to Johannesburg, where the residents find themselves increasingly besieged by crime. Despairing of the capability of the police and the courts to protect them, many have turned to an industry of private security offering protection for a price. Are the sometimes brutal methods of these private police really a solution or just another part of the problem?

Michael McIntyre hosts a special Christmas edition. Danny Dyer, Zoe Ball and David Walliams compete to win money for charity.

Shopping from home.

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

Anna and Stuart rush to the home of a former soldier who has fallen down some stairs and has a potential spinal injury. Ben and Laura attend a young boy with suspected appendicitis.

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

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

The team head to Manchester to help renovate the damp and unsafe home of Rebecca and Steve and their triplets.

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

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

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

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

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

Samantha and Yaron hope the Scotts can help them find an urban dream home where they can start a family.

Thomas has promised Christine a downtown dream home before their baby arrives, but time is running out.

The team head to Manchester to help renovate the damp and unsafe home of Rebecca and Steve and their triplets.

Pete returns to Dogs Trust, facing a suitcase of abandoned pups on day one and falling hard for Theo, a gentle Italian Mastiff with a serious heart condition.

Hard-working ambulance crews help a young woman who fell down a flight of stairs and a shivering pensioner with possible sepsis, as well as a sparky 95-year-old who's had a fall.

The team are called to a major fire in a chemicals factory and paramedics join firefighters desperately searching for teenagers reported missing in a swollen river.

The team are called in to save the survivors of a fatal crash and there's a bomb alert after Afghan asylum seekers are moved into a seaside hotel.

It's a day of firsts for the junior doctors. Claire confronts her fears with her first child patient, Tejas steps up to his first trauma case, and Adrian faces his first chest drain.

Louis travels to Portland, Oregon, the heart of a movement seeking to rewrite the rulebook on how we conduct intimate relationships and experience family life. Portland, whose city motto is `Keep Portland Weird', is seen as the US capital of polyamory and ethical non-monogamy, the practice of openly and transparently having multiple relationships that go further than just sex.

Louis Theroux is in Lagos, following the local gangs, the so-called Area Boys, as they patrol their turf, clash with local rivals and keep the peace in a brutal and haphazard fashion. He gets to know the rich and glamorous Area Boy leader MC, a former street youth himself. On the side of the law, Louis rides with KAI, the government's Kick Against Indiscipline paramilitary task force.

Michael McIntyre hosts as Matt Baker, Gyles Brandreth, Maggie Aderin-Pocock, HRVY, Grace Dent, Laura Whitmore and Mr Motivator try to help three contestants win life-changing cash.

Shopping from home.

Grace's attempts to find the perpetrator of a vicious assault, and help a young drug addict on a witness protection programme, end in tragedy.

The killer of a young drug addict on a witness protection programme is caught. In helping his parents, Grace realises you can't get it right all the time.

Here, there's a conflict of interests for Banksy as his wife becomes involved in one of his investigations.

Banksy tries to find the connection between Finch and Michael.

PC Fletcher investigates a rape case. Was it consensual and just what was the victim's husband doing at the time?

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

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

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

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

A car crash victim has to be put into an induced coma at the roadside. Andy is called in to stand by as bomb disposal experts deal with a mortar dating back to the Boer War.

The response teams rush to save the life of a 21-year-old man who has been shot twice in the chest at a Doncaster pub. Another man has a seizure in the cab of his tipper truck.

A doctor on his way home from work is left fighting for his life after a head-on collision with a truck. Leeds paramedic Chris is called to a motorcyclist who has been hit by a taxi.

The teams stand by for casualties as police launch an armed raid on the home of a wanted man. A minibus carrying children with special needs is in collision with a stolen car.

Renal nurse Neil treats a dialysis patient with a blood clot on the brain, midwife Amy delivers a baby with a falling heart rate and Matron Hazera's last shift isn't going to plan.

In Paediatrics, Mahbuba treats a a two-year-old with a high temperature, while Cardiac nurse Rebecca prepares for an emergency admission.

Nan thinks her Polish help is stealing from her, someone confuses `bing' with `bling', and a young couple has to live in their car so their baby can sleep.

Margaret opens her birthday cards; Elaine Figgis' fiance is a cannibalistic multiple murderer on death row; the Irish nurse is feeling a little romantic.

Sketches this time around include Margaret the jumpy woman, plus Paul and Sam.

It's the Reading Festival and the junior doctors have no idea what's in store, from a possible drug overdose to a mosh pit injury.

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

Louis travels to Las Vegas to meet with those attracted to gambling.

Michael McIntyre hosts as Harry Redknapp, Carol Vorderman, Nick Grimshaw, Andi Oliver, Tom Read Wilson, Angela Scanlon and Chunkz try to help this week's players win a fortune.

Shopping from home.

Normally, nobody in the Harper family would willingly set foot in Nick's flat, but when Susan's mother comes to stay, it suddenly seems more attractive.

When the local newspaper accidentally lists Ben in the obituaries, he takes it as an opportunity to do absolutely nothing. Meanwhile, Susan wants to convert Nick's old room to a nursery, but Nick isn't having any of it.

The Harpers' marriage is threatened by Susan's discovery that the love poem Ben wrote to woo her was not an original, and he goes to great lengths to make it up to her.

Janey's baby is due, and Susan insists on travelling to Manchester for the birth and the journey throws up several blasts from the past.

Susan gets hysterical blindness after seeing Michael in bed with a girl. Meanwhile, Ben is on dreaded jury duty and is hassled by an annoying busybody fellow juror, and Nick becomes a `wrapping artist'.

Susan decides to enter enthusiastically into the spirit of `trick or treat' for the neighbourhood children, which Ben tries to ignore until the spirits get to him.

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

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

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

It's almost Christmas and Fitzpatrick Referrals are as busy as ever with a rescue dog with bad discs and a German shepherd who gives his family and Noel an emotional ethical dilemma.

Kylo's case has resulted in antebrachial growth deformity, a severe deformity causing significant pain due to the elbow and wrist joints. Sasha has a deformed front left foot that has left her without properly developed toes.

Noel treats Dobermann Rolo, who has an aggressive bone tumour, ferret Astrid, who's broken her leg falling off a sofa doing a `war dance', and puddle-loving Labrador Jeff, who has life-long arthritis.

Noel treats handsome Dobermann Dexter, who has a serious spinal condition, feisty feline Driver, who's been hit by a car, and sixteen-month-old Newfoundland Bailey, who has developmental elbow disease.

Noel treats eight-year-old Dalmatian Milo, whose squashed spinal cord is causing him constant pain. And Noel attempts to fuse four-year-old shih-tzu Ollie's elbow in order to save his leg.

In a dramatic start to the new series, the West Midlands Ambulance Service treat a man who stabbed a police dog, a woman with a suspected stroke and a man on his fourth bout of pneumonia.

Hard-working ambulance crews help a young woman who fell down a flight of stairs and a shivering pensioner with possible sepsis, as well as a sparky 95-year-old who's had a fall.

A four-year-old girl has her droopy eyelid lifted, a rugby player gets his broken nose reset and a woman has an operation on her wrist after almost a year of agony.

Nick has an ultrasound taken from inside his body to find out if he needs open-heart surgery, and Irene has gel removed from her eye to make her see again.

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Stacey travels to America to meet people prepping for an uncertain future, all with different concerns - from climate change and natural disasters to civil unrest.

Anna and Darren rush to the aid of a woman suffering from terminal cancer. Laura and Kerry are called to attend a young man who is suffering from an extremely painful abscess in his throat.