Jamie Oliver takes the nation's favourite dishes to the next level, with reinvented classics and upgrades to British staples. In this episode, Jamie cooks curried fish pie.

George meets a couple who are creating a crash pad from a scrapped jet plane, and a dad building a home on a tiny budget. He also visits a heavenly garden oasis in the city.

Grace finds herself in a tense confrontation, and a shocking event sets off a chain of blame. A haunting letter brings Mercedes face-to-face with her past, and buried trauma rears its head.

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

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

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

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

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

I, Candy: Doug thinks that a pretty waitress likes him. (S2 Ep9/25).

Roamin' Holiday: Doug tries to sabotage Carrie's plans to invite her friend Susie and her boring husband Mike to stay over on Thanksgiving. (S2 Ep10/25).

Crock Tales: Frasier considers throwing out an old pot, but it brings back memories, including the time he accidentally glued himself to an obnoxious blind date. (S11 Ep22).

Goodnight Seattle (Part 1/2): With Charlotte (Laura Linney) about to leave for Chicago, Frasier is offered a job in San Francisco. (S11 Ep23).

Goodnight Seattle (Part 2/2): In the last ever episode of the sitcom, Frasier is feeling lonely on his own in the apartment, and San Francisco beckons. (S11 Ep24).

The Good Son: 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. (S1 Ep1).

At The Old Coffee Pot in New Orleans, Gordon has just 24 hours to create a fresh, modern dining room, set up a grab-and-go coffee station and whip up an exciting new menu. (S1 Ep2/8).

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A forgotten hamlet near Toulouse is thrown a lifeline, a community of cave houses in Spain prove tricky to clean, and torrential floods wreak havoc at a hamlet in France. (S2 Ep27).

In Cockermouth, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet blacksmith Jon, who spent many years working on fairgrounds: can the boys find some spooky rides in his shed? (S5 Ep5).

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

Lucy Alexander helps Tracy and Lee find a French holiday home in Lower Normandy, which they hope could one day become their permanent home, for their budget of £70k.

Carrie and her dog Winnie begin their new life on the water, but will their new sofa fit in their narrowboat? And Emma's boat runs into trouble and springs a leak. (S1 Ep2/20).

In the Dordogne, Tim and Krys transform an old outbuilding into a cookery school. Chris and Jolyon host a colourful pride party to celebrate their chateau's first birthday. (S4 Ep22).

Are They Now?: After finishing their gîte renovation, Kimmie and Matt hope for a busy summer of bookings. And can Mike and Craig's café take the heat of a second season? (S6 Ep3/15).

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

The teams create savoury pâté en croute, modern religieuse, and a glamorous wedding mille-feuille showpiece. But who will flake under the pressure and be leaving in tiers? (S10 Ep3/10).

A little boy has a stone up his nose from playing football. A 92-year-old got trapped under her car. And World War II hero Norman, who's 95, has a dangerously low heart rate. (S35 Ep3).

An ex-detective and forensic experts re-open cold cases of unidentified bodies across the UK, starting with the complex story of a lost hero off the Norfolk coast. (Ep1/3).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep1).

Poor Alex Horne is poked, chased and repeatedly dunked in the comics' pursuit of glory, while an unhinged Jason Mantzoukas causes havoc in the once-harmonious Taskmaster House. (S19 Ep6/10).

Trobiano's: Gordon Ramsay meets struggling executive chef Anthony Trobiano, who's sinking under half a million dollars of debt at his restaurant in Great Neck, New York. (S2 Ep4/13).

George Clarke meets a man who's trying to build a UFO-style house from a 1960s design icon, and a woman who's making a garden room using material including earth, straw and human hair.

In Wokingham, Lucy and Andy, and Mark and Jackie, unleash bold colours and the wow factor on their 1960s homes, as they update each other's boxy bedroom and beige sitting room. (S2 Ep6).

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

Jack Baines and Nick Dymond plan to turn 275,000 sunflowers, growing near Truro, into Cornwall's first sunflower cooking oil. But they're at the mercy of the Cornish weather. (S5 Ep1).

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two pairs of buyers who want to set up home in London's leafy south-west, but each couple has very different lifestyles in mind. (S17 Ep7).

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

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

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

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

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

Sparing Carrie: Doug and Carrie's bowling friends tell Doug that he has to fire Carrie from the team. (S2 Ep11/25).

Net Prophets: Doug reluctantly agrees to invest his Christmas bonus in an online business. Meanwhile, Arthur tries to outdo the neighbours' big wreath. (S2 Ep12/25).

Space Quest: While trying to adjust to life with his new housemates, Frasier spends the day searching for a quiet place to read his book. (S1 Ep2).

Dinner at Eight: 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. (S1 Ep3).

I Hate Frasier Crane: When Frasier becomes the target of a hate campaign organised by a local newspaper columnist, Martin and Daphne encourage him to fight back. (S1 Ep4).

Here's Looking at You: When Martin meets a woman while tinkering with his telescope, Frasier encourages the romance, but his father is suddenly hesitant. (S1 Ep5).

Gordon Ramsay has just 24 hours to give The Brownstone Bistro in Los Angeles a vibrant new look and introduce a simplified menu, featuring fresh and authentic Caribbean cuisine. (S1 Ep3/8).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A landslide hits a cave settlement in Spain. Will a French village be ready for its first guests? A hamlet near Toulouse starts its journey back to life. (S2 Ep28).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien make an extraordinary find from a Dutch designer in accountant Debbie's lean-to. (S5 Ep6).

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

Angela and Simon dream of owning a farmhouse in France's Poitou-Charentes region, where they can indulge in art and yoga. Lucy Alexander shows them what £225k can buy.

As Emma heads towards Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, can her engine hold out long enough for her to realise her dream? Experienced boaters Paul and Anthony upgrade to a new eco-boat. (S1 Ep3/20).

In the Lot Valley, Jon and Carmen play tug of war with some imposing vines that are threatening their tower. Christina and Sassan call for help with their poolside kitchenette. (S4 Ep23).

Are They Now?: Brian and Paula are on the move after closing their eatery in France. And have Louisa's guesthouse fortunes changed in Spain? (S6 Ep4/15).

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

In south London, Kirstie helps Ben and Maya find a fairytale home for their million-pound budget. And having moved back into her teenage bedroom, can Chloe finally fly the nest? (S43 Ep5).

Houses: Can David 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. (S3 Ep4).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep1).

It's a new year and Johnny's glampsite dreams are back! But he's not happy with his boat and orders a rebuild, and a mud bath spells trouble in the final days of preparations. (S2 Ep4/6).

Jack's Waterfront: In Michigan, Gordon Ramsay visits a lakeside restaurant in a summer hotspot, where the food fails to match the fantastic views. Can Gordon turn the tide? (S2 Ep5/13).

Feel-good British comedy with Stephen Graham, Jill Halfpenny and Julian Sands. A group of retired wrestlers unite for a one-off bout to save their beloved pub. Strong language.

Water's Edge: Anna is trying to be a happily married woman. But the arrival of a troupe of travelling players tests her beliefs. Selected for the esteemed LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Polar Bears: Levison travels deep into the vast Arctic wilderness of east Greenland in search of some of the world's most elusive polar bears. (Ep3/3).

On Bodmin Moor, Emma Collison welcomes two new woolly arrivals to her alpaca trekking business. On Dartmoor, farmer Steve Alford and his partner Hayley build a shepherd's hut. (S5 Ep2).

Kirstie and Phil revisit globetrotter Matt in Windsor, and Justin and Deborah in Sheffield, to see what a few new additions to the family did for their house-hunting dreams. (S18 Ep6).

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

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

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

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

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

Party Favor: Doug reluctantly agrees to be his cousin's best man, but the stag party doesn't go as planned. (S2 Ep13/25).

Block Buster: Doug arranges a reunion for his school football team but is angry when his championship-winning block is credited to his teammate Tom, who now uses a wheelchair. (S2 Ep14/25).

The Crucible: Frasier throws a dinner party to show off a painting he's bought, but when he finds out that the artwork is a fake, he worries that he's becoming shallow. (S1 Ep6).

Call Me Irresponsible: Frasier starts dating Catherine, the jilted girlfriend of one of his callers, and advises the poor guy that he shouldn't try too hard to win her back. (S1 Ep7).

Beloved Infidel: Frasier and Martin finally discover something they have in common: they were both cheated on by their wives. (S1 Ep8).

Selling Out: Frasier is in a moral and ethical quandary: should he do a commercial for a Chinese restaurant? Daphne offers her unique advice. (S1 Ep9).

In Greenville in Mississippi, Gordon has just 24 hours to give family-owned fine-dining restaurant Sherman's a bright, farmhouse-chic interior and a modernised menu. (S1 Ep4/8).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

We meet an artist captivated by his Italian village with a view. And in France, a couple resuscitate a sleeping water mill at the heart of their hamlet. (S2 Ep29).

In Surrey, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet petrolhead Graham, who collects Kawasaki motorbikes. (S5 Ep7).

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

Sharon and Brendon want to buy a holiday home beside beautiful Lake Garda, but they each have very different priorities. Can Lucy Alexander fulfil their dreams.

Paul and Anthony take delivery of their new boat. And Gary, Nikki and children Noah and Lily live their life on the move, continually cruising the canals. (S1 Ep4/20).

Tim and Sasha overhaul an outdated bedroom. Christina and Sassan's poolside kitchenette pushes them to the limit. Can Tim and Krys finish three bedrooms before the guests arrive? (S4 Ep24).

Are They Now?: In Italy, will Kevin and Laura finish their renovations before guests arrive? And can Vicky and Aurelian rise to the challenge as they open a bakery in France? (S6 Ep5/15).

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

It's a leonine derby in the European Championships as the Little Lions (Czechia) take on the Young Lions (England). Can reigning champions England get off to a flyer.

Rosie Ramsey reveals a talent for trotting. Mathew Baynton spectacularly forfeits any remaining dignity, and in a not-unrelated event, Alex Horne's shoes are doused in yoghurt. (S19 Ep7/10).

A little boy has a stone up his nose from playing football. A 92-year-old got trapped under her car. And World War II hero Norman, who's 95, has a dangerously low heart rate. (S35 Ep3).

The coppers with tiny choppers hunt for a man who assaulted an officer. And, in the dead of night, can the drone flush out a motorbike thief who's hiding in a wood? (S1 Ep2/6).

Hannah & Mason's: Gordon Ramsay's rescue mission this time is Hannah & Mason's, a French bistro in the quaint little town of Cranbury, New Jersey. (S2 Ep2/13).

When a massive storm causes chaos, a tugboat must rescue a ferry in distress. And the police find some suspicious-looking pigeons. (Ep2).

Sandi Toksvig: Sandi explores more remarkable retreats. In the Republic of Ireland, Sandi takes Eddie Izzard to a mini modern marvel, a charming treehouse and a cosy cottage. (S3 Ep1/5).

A quick peek at some of the Strawbridges' best moments at the chateau, from series seven.

Wendy and Andy hope that their ambitious cucamelons and tomatillos can tickle taste buds at Liskeard Farmers' Market. In South Molton, a youthful pony stallion's up for inspection. (S5 Ep3).

In Liverpool, Kirstie and Phil go property hunting with Catherine and Veronica and with single student Kate, who longs for her first home, alone. (S18 Ep4).

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

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

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

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

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

Frozen Pop: When a cold spell hits New York, Arthur moves into the room next to Doug and Carrie. But he soon drives them to distraction in his new surroundings. (S2 Ep15/25).

Fair Game: Doug can't believe it when Carrie starts cheating at board games with their friends. (S2 Ep16/25).

Oops: Frasier carelessly passes on a snippet of juicy gossip that leads to his colleague Bulldog losing his job. (S1 Ep10).

Death Becomes Him: Frasier is forced to come to terms with his own mortality when a seemingly healthy colleague suddenly dies. (S1 Ep11).

Miracle on Third or Fourth Street: When his son Frederick decides to spend Christmas in Switzerland with Lilith, a dispirited Frasier looks set for a miserable festive season. (S1 Ep12).

Guess Who's Coming to Breakfast: Frasier upsets Martin when he reveals personal details about his love life during a radio broadcast. (S1 Ep13).

Gordon is in Los Angeles to save family-owned Mexican restaurant La Serenata. He gives the dining room an inviting turquoise interior and plans a smaller, more dynamic menu. (S1 Ep5/8).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

An artist who saved a settlement in the Italian hills prepares to launch his own gallery. And there are problems with a French water mill. Can its owners save it? (S2 Ep30).

In Dumfries and Galloway, Henry Cole gives four bar stools a fluorescent makeover, while Simon O'Brien transforms two old sheep shearer seats into an extraordinary bench. (S5 Ep8).

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

Jaazzmina and Mark want to create a remote Spanish smallholding and wellness retreat in Almería Province. Can Sara Damergi find the right spot for £100,000.

Carrie puts the finishing touches to her narrowboat, Mabel. Paul and Anthony take one final cruise on their old boat, Morning Star, before the big move to their new eco-boat. (S1 Ep5/20).

In Languedoc, bad weather threatens a wedding. Tim and Krys race to complete their cookery school. Christina and Sassan disagree over their kitchenette. (S4 Ep25).

Are They Now?: Gîte owners Mark and Lesley take flight with a new idea over a Normandy beach. Fitness instructor Ali sets sail on a new adventure. (S6 Ep6/15).

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

In Margate, will Jane part with her treasures to restore the once-grand Walpole Bay Hotel? In Faversham, Mount Ephraim needs some TLC. Can Will and Lucy raise funds, and the roof?! (S2 Ep7).

They were the world's most powerful bromance. Then it all collapsed in anger online. What does their bitter falling out mean for US politics and beyond? And what next for Musk and Trump.

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep2).

Experiment: The retreat's first gay couple, Chris and Simon, want to explore if Simon is bisexual before they tie the knot. And will an orgy help Tom overcome his concerns? (S3 Ep6).

Nicolas Cage is Marvel's soul-hunting, hot-headed-biker antihero. When Mephistopheles's son starts causing trouble in hell, Ghost Rider is forced to sort it out. With Peter Fonda.

Darkly comic social media satire. Wannabe influencer Danni Sanders (Zoey Deutsch) creates a fake Insta-life, but her lies spiral out of control in the real world. With Dylan O'Brien.

Rage Consumes Me: An exploration of being non-binary in today's society - a story of despair as your personhood and identity are stripped away. Selected for the LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Miss Temperance: In Glasgow's alt-queer party scene, a drag artist navigates their return to the stage after being one year sober. Selected for the esteemed LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Washington DC: Joe Lycett and Phil Wang enjoy DC's wonders, from the Washington Monument to the Barbie Pond, a secret door experience, a donut tour and a gin rickey in a speakeasy.

Swindon. International DJ Mark hosts a rave-themed evening, with an Ibiza-inspired menu including 'big fish little fishcakes' and 'Bora Bora Beach brownies'. (Ep1/5).

Swindon. Amateur dramatics fan Michaela plans a glamorous evening with a full band accompaniment for her guests to sing show tunes. There's just one problem: she's not a great cook. (Ep2/5).

Swindon. The joker of the group, financial advisor Scott, hopes to blow away the competition with a Wild West theme, including his unique style of country rapping. (Ep3/5).

Swindon. Sales manager Sally hosts a 'girls night in', with a cryptic menu that leaves her guests with no idea what they're about to eat. (Ep4/5).

Swindon. Alternative therapist Gill has big plans for an 'upstairs downstairs' Edwardian evening, featuring sophisticated food, followed by circle dancing to Bob Marley. (Ep5/5).

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

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

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

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

Can't Buy Me Love: Frasier agrees to be a 'biddable date' at a celebrity charity auction and is thrilled when a beautiful model outbids the rest of the room. (S1 Ep14).

You Can't Tell a Crook by His Cover: Frasier claims that he can always recognise a criminal, until he and Daphne are fooled by a convincing ex-con. (S1 Ep15).

Treehouse of Horror XII: Homer annoys a fortune teller, who places curses on each of the Simpsons. He captures a leprechaun to break the curse, but all does not go to plan. (S13 Ep1/22).

Blame It on Lisa: The Simpsons go to Brazil to meet an orphan who Lisa has secretly been writing to. But as soon as they arrive, Homer is kidnapped. (S13 Ep15/22).

Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy: Bart's upset about a new, all-girl Itchy and Scratchy. Then he joins an all-girl pranking crew, Bossy Riot. (S30 Ep18/23).

Gump Roast: Aliens Kang and Kodos decide that Homer is the 'fat, selfish epitome of modern man' and that Earth must be destroyed. Guest starring Stephen Hawking and U2. (S13 Ep17/22).

Cheeky comedy with Megan Fox. A young science prodigy (Gabriel Bateman) invents a piece of tech that lets him and his pet dog communicate with each other telepathically.

Geraldine and Tim are looking for a spacious holiday home that their whole family can enjoy on Spain's glorious Costa Tropical. Sara Damergi shows them what £180k can buy.

The competition begins as B&B rookies Steve and Elise host in Pembrokeshire. They're hoping no one will notice their inexperience after a trip to a brewery.

Anjana and David host at their unique off-grid accommodation in Powys. Alas, the outdoor toilets mean some of the B&Bers are far from keen to lay down roots.

At their glampsite in Tenby, Carys and Rhys get off to a flyer thanks to the fantastic facilities - but tensions soon emerge during a trip to the zoo.

For the final visit of the week, the B&Bers head to Tanya and Gary's B&B in Barmouth, where the hosts hope their incredible views will put them in sight of the win.

After a wonderful week in Wales, the B&Bers meet up once more to debate their differences and find out who's won. But will some lingering vendettas spoil the party.

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

Elijah Wood and Morgan Freeman star in the sci-fi disaster movie about impending meteorite-related disaster, attempts to destroy it, and possibly some cataclysmic havoc.

In May 1937, the largest aircraft ever flown exploded into a ball of fire - destroyed in 40 seconds. Was it a bomb? This film reveals sinister links between the disaster and the Nazis.

The incredible true story of the 1600 former Nazi engineers who made America's 1969 moon landing possible. A giant leap for mankind? Or a final victory for the Nazis.

Creepy-doll chiller with Allison Williams. A robotics engineer simultaneously invents an AI dolly and takes on the care of her orphaned niece. But can a cyborg really raise a kid.

Paul WS Anderson's sci-fi action starring Milla Jovovich, based on the game of the same name. A US Army Ranger must fight her way out of a parallel world full of monsters.

Highlights: Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass in pole positioning last time out in Spain. Can he do it again in Canada? Or will his teammate Lando Norris turn the tables in Montreal.

Woo-Hoo Dunnit?: There's no shortage of suspects when Lisa's college fund is stolen from under the kitchen sink. (S30 Ep22/23).

Weekend at Burnsie's: Dr Hibbert puts Homer on medicinal marijuana after he's attacked by a murder of crows. (S13 Ep16/22).

Blame It on Lisa: The Simpsons go to Brazil to meet an orphan who Lisa has secretly been writing to. But as soon as they arrive, Homer is kidnapped. (S13 Ep15/22).

The Clown Stays in the Picture: Krusty reveals the story of the lost film that he made in the 80s with Homer and Marge. (S30 Ep14/23).

Gump Roast: Aliens Kang and Kodos decide that Homer is the 'fat, selfish epitome of modern man' and that Earth must be destroyed. Guest starring Stephen Hawking and U2. (S13 Ep17/22).

Treehouse of Horror XII: Homer annoys a fortune teller, who places curses on each of the Simpsons. He captures a leprechaun to break the curse, but all does not go to plan. (S13 Ep1/22).

Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy: Bart's upset about a new, all-girl Itchy and Scratchy. Then he joins an all-girl pranking crew, Bossy Riot. (S30 Ep18/23).

Jamie Oliver makes the perfect toasted cheese sandwich.

Kirstie and Phil help two pairs of buyers to track down homes in south-east London. But will these buyers be a little too demanding for our property gurus? (S18 Ep1).

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

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

Homer the Moe: Moe reopens his bar as a slick members' club. So Homer opens a 'hunting club' in his garage with R.E.M. playing live (guest starring as themselves). (S13 Ep3/22).

The Blunder Years: A hypnotist reawakens repressed memories from Homer's childhood. But what was the event that scared him so badly when he was 12? Guest starring Paul Newman. (S13 Ep5/22).

Mad About the Toy: A startling secret from Grampa's past takes him to Texas to find a long-lost life. (S30 Ep11/23).

Girl's in the Band: Lisa joins an advanced youth orchestra in Capital City, while Homer works the night shift and nearly goes mad. (S30 Ep19/23).

The teams create savoury pâté en croute, modern religieuse, and a glamorous wedding mille-feuille showpiece. But who will flake under the pressure and be leaving in tiers? (S10 Ep3/10).

Guests Josh Groban, Gabriel Howell, Tom Hughes and Yinka Bokinni join Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer for their food and chat show. And AJ Tracey performs.

Highlights: Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass in pole positioning last time out in Spain. Can he do it again in Canada? Or will his teammate Lando Norris turn the tables in Montreal.

I Am Furious Yellow: Bart becomes an animator and finds inspiration close to home when he creates his lead character: Angry Dad. (S13 Ep18/22).

E My Sports: When Bart starts earning money from video game competitions, Homer becomes his coach, and their team make it to the finals in South Korea. (S30 Ep17/23).

More heart-warming tales of lost dogs meeting new owners at Woodgreen Pets Charity. Can glam poodle-cross Lola live up to five-year-old Violet's expectations? (S7 Ep1).

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

Slovenia: The Young Lions continue their bid for a fourth U21 Euros crown. But they haven't beaten Slovenia since 2008, even on the way to the title in 2023. Can they do it now in Nitra.

In West Yorkshire's rolling hills, Kara and Jonny build a striking stone and zinc home. The challenges come in thick and fast, but can they pull it off and redefine accessible design.

Victorian Restoration: The high-street revamp picks up pace as the hunt for stock begins. Ian wants to do some proper butter churning. Can ex-cop Val keep the new café on schedule? (Ep2).

Crash Test: In an audacious experiment, members of the public unwittingly take part in a high-speed pile-up designed by automotive experts to investigate car safety.

Shattered: The sixth and final series continues. After a shocking revelation, June spirals. Serena plans for a prestigious future. (S6 Ep7).

Can Oscar Piastri increase his championship lead on a circuit that challenges even the best drivers? His teammate Lando Norris is hot on his heels. Ariana Bravo presents.

Cambridge Hotel: Gordon visits Cambridge, NY, where ex-military man John Imhof runs the Cambridge Hotel like a dictatorship, alienating his staff and guests. (S1 Ep2/6).

I Want You (She's So Heavy): Homer's romantic impulses give him a hernia, which comes to life as a man named Wallace thanks to Homer's medication's hallucinatory side effects. (S30 Ep16/23).

Girl's in the Band: Lisa joins an advanced youth orchestra in Capital City, while Homer works the night shift and nearly goes mad. (S30 Ep19/23).

I Am Furious Yellow: Bart becomes an animator and finds inspiration close to home when he creates his lead character: Angry Dad. (S13 Ep18/22).

Homer the Moe: Moe reopens his bar as a slick members' club. So Homer opens a 'hunting club' in his garage with R.E.M. playing live (guest starring as themselves). (S13 Ep3/22).

The Blunder Years: A hypnotist reawakens repressed memories from Homer's childhood. But what was the event that scared him so badly when he was 12? Guest starring Paul Newman. (S13 Ep5/22).

Mad About the Toy: A startling secret from Grampa's past takes him to Texas to find a long-lost life. (S30 Ep11/23).

E My Sports: When Bart starts earning money from video game competitions, Homer becomes his coach, and their team make it to the finals in South Korea. (S30 Ep17/23).

Kirstie and Phil revisit globetrotter Matt in Windsor, and Justin and Deborah in Sheffield, to see what a few new additions to the family did for their house-hunting dreams. (S18 Ep6).

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

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

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

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

Meet By-Product: Doug and Carrie reminisce about the convoluted way they got together. With guest star Donny Osmond. (S2 Ep17/25).

The Shmenkmans: Doug and Carrie are torn between their new friends and their best friends. (S2 Ep18/25).

The Show Where Lilith Comes Back: After finding a lost letter of reconciliation from Frasier, Lilith comes to Seattle and tries to rekindle their relationship. (S1 Ep16).

A Midwinter Night's Dream: Niles fights temptation when he's trapped at home with Daphne during a violent storm. (S1 Ep17).

Can Oscar Piastri increase his championship lead on a circuit that challenges even the best drivers? His teammate Lando Norris is hot on his heels. Ariana Bravo presents.

Gordon aims to save the dog-friendly Fetch Bistro in Kansas, by renovating the interior, revamping the menu and installing a fun photo booth for patrons and their pooches. (S1 Ep6/8).

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Justin and Mel begin work on their hamlet in rural France, and we catch up with Paul and Yip as they battle storms and burst riverbanks at their settlement in Normandy. (S3 Ep1/30).

In Dumfries and Galloway, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien find an electric organ and a vintage oil dispenser in Maggie's barns, which are brimming with junk. (S5 Ep9).

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

Debra and Gordon search for a holiday home in Torrevieja for £120k. Debra's keen on apartments, but Gordon wants a townhouse. Can Laura Hamilton find a compromise.

Vic and Jo cruise the Peak District's canals looking for the perfect place to open their floating café. May builds a yoga platform on her narrowboat roof. (S1 Ep6/20).

Trish makes a rotten discovery under her pool decking. Sarah and George welcome the village to a fete to celebrate their chateau's 100th anniversary. (S4 Ep26).

Are They Now?: Will Rob and Steve's new events pay off at their French vineyard? There's a shock departure at Gary and Lynne's padel tennis club. (S6 Ep7/15).

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Busiest Port: It's the start of the school holidays and the port's IT isn't working. The largest cruise ship of the season arrives. Police intercept a driver high at the wheel. (Ep3).

The coppers are called to a hotel fire on the Brighton seafront. Hannah attends an attempted mugging. And a harrowing domestic violence call gets under Zoe and Jodie's skin. (S3 Ep6).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep2).

This time, the Goggleboxers watch: Celebrity Race Across the World; Nightsleeper; Married at First Sight UK; Selling Sunset; Nadiya's Cook Once, Eat Twice; and Haunted Hospitals. (S24 Ep2).

Mountains: Italian crime thriller. Is the Monster - a serial killer - at work again in Bolzano? Discredited cop Paolo and assistant prosecutor Eva must find out. In Italian/subs. (Ep1).

Guy Martin tours Vietnam, from fields to factories, to see how the one-party state has become an economic powerhouse. Guy takes a local electric vehicle for a high-speed test drive. (Ep2/2).

In the Namibian wilderness, Levison tracks down some of the last remaining desert lions and learns about the vital initiatives giving them a fighting chance of survival. (Ep2/3).

George Clarke meets a master craftsman who's rescuing a dilapidated Victorian circus wagon, and a man with an ambitious plan to turn a grain silo into a hip, rustic bar.

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate chicken Kiev.

One resident's tragic fate is revealed, and Liberty is shattered by hidden truths. Clare's devastated when a child goes missing, Grace wrestles with guilt, and will Jez's secrets spill out.

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

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

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

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

The Ghost and Mrs Lebec: Carla consults a medium when she becomes convinced that the ghost of her late husband Eddie is haunting her. Rebecca complains on a consumer TV show. (S8 Ep23/26).

Surprise Artie: Doug almost wrecks Carrie's plans for Arthur's surprise 75th birthday party. (S2 Ep19/25).

Wild Cards: Doug and Deacon make an impromptu trip to Atlantic City to go gambling, while Carrie takes Arthur to a Broadway musical. Neither trip goes smoothly. (S2 Ep20/25).

And the Whimper Is.: Frasier and Roz are nominated for broadcasting awards. Should they bribe the judges? (S1 Ep18).

Give Him the Chair!: Frasier feels guilty when he loses his father's chair and learns that sentiment is more important than style. (S1 Ep19).

Fortysomething: Confronted with the prospect of ageing, Frasier has a mid-life crisis and considers chasing a younger woman to prove that he still has some youthful vitality. (S1 Ep20).

Travels with Martin: Frasier, Niles, Martin and Daphne go on an outrageous road trip that almost leads to disaster for Daphne. (S1 Ep21).

At Hermosa Beach in California, Gordon attempts to save Patrick Molloy's, a family-owned Irish pub, by refurbishing the dining room and creating a simplified but delicious menu. (S1 Ep7/8).

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In France, Justin and Mel find their village in a tangle. And in Spain, Ben and Susana can finally open their hamlet restaurant to guests. (S3 Ep2/30).

In the Lake District, Simon O'Brien has ambitious plans to turn a pile of old slate into an unusual lamp, while Henry Cole upcycles the seat from an old pony and trap. (S5 Ep10).

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

Gary and Alison are looking for a rural holiday home in the Haute-Vienne area of central France. Can Laura Hamilton find them the perfect place for their budget of £100k.

Comedian Joel navigates unknown canals to find a location for his gig. The Canal and River Trust litter boat cleans up Birmingham's canals. (S1 Ep7/20).

Stephanie's running out of time to build a gazebo for her mum's birthday party. Janet and Philip face a plaster disaster as they struggle to get their salon renovated. (S4 Ep27).

Are They Now?: In France, Nadine and Simon cook up new ideas to expand their glamping business. In Spain, Joel and Cori launch a brand-new venture. (S6 Ep8/15).

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The teams create judge Benoit's 'Le Café Crème' and a gardening-themed illusion showpiece with a hidden vegetable cake-inspired dessert. Whose patisserie prowess will blossom? (S10 Ep4/10).

Adrian has injuries to his face and has been bitten on his arm breaking up a fight in the city centre. Andy's had a motorbike accident. And Connor's fallen 12 feet off a roof. (S35 Ep4).

Notorious cold cases are reopened. In 1993, a Lambeth Council employee was beaten to death in his Clapham home. Was it personal or were dark forces at his workplace involved? (S3 Ep1).

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their funny points of view. (S7 Ep2).

Rosie Ramsey reveals a talent for trotting. Mathew Baynton spectacularly forfeits any remaining dignity, and in a not-unrelated event, Alex Horne's shoes are doused in yoghurt. (S19 Ep7/10).

Juniper Hill Inn Part 1: In the first half of a two-part visit, Gordon visits the historic Juniper Hill Inn in Vermont, which looks like a million dollars but smells of sewage. (S1 Ep3/6).

Maryam Touzani's gentle drama. An exquisitely skilled Moroccan tailor and his wife must keep his homosexuality - and his relationship with his apprentice - secret. In Arabic/subs.

In Falmouth, a pair of powerboaters put a 1980s Kohaku through its paces. In the Teign Valley, a woodsman and his daughter try to revive the lost tradition of making stave baskets. (S5 Ep4).

Phil Spencer helps three friends who are searching for a London pad, while Kirstie Allsopp helps newly-weds Daniel and Jennie to find a marital home in north London. (S18 Ep3).

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

Mr Otis Regrets: Rebecca sends Sam undercover at a high society ball to check out her boyfriend Robin's 'other woman'. A woman answers Woody's advertisement for a new roommate. (S8 Ep24/26).

Cry Hard: Rebecca moves in with Robin and shows the Cheers gang his fancy flat while he's away, only to find he may be using her to gather information for a corporate takeover. (S8 Ep25/26).

Cry Harder: Robin is arrested for insider trading and Rebecca decides to stand by him. But when she learns it was Sam who turned Robin in, she reconsiders her future at Cheers. (S8 Ep26/26).

Love Is a Really, Really Perfectly Okay Thing: In order to remain friends with Rebecca, Sam strives to protect her reputation by denying he finally managed to get her into bed. (S9 Ep1/25).

Big Dougie: Doug decides to mentor an underprivileged child but is unhappy with the boy who's assigned to him - especially when he ends up enrolled in a 10km run. (S2 Ep21/25).

Soft Touch: Doug signs up to a pyramid scheme. (S2 Ep22/25).

Author! Author!: Frasier and Niles decide to write a book together. It doesn't go well. (S1 Ep22).

Frasier Crane's Day Off: Frasier is off work sick with only his paranoia to keep him company, leading him to believe that everybody is after his job. (S1 Ep23).

My Coffee with Niles: After a year in Seattle, Frasier settles down with Niles to discuss what it's been like to be back together again. (S1 Ep24).

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

In California, Gordon helps out barbecue and seafood restaurant Sandra Dee's, by updating the 20-year-old dining room's faded decor and overhauling the kitchen and menu. (S1 Ep8/8).

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Paul and Yip consider selling their Normandy village. And Roberto's record-breaking bridge linking two Italian ghost villages is almost ready to open. (S3 Ep3/30).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien uncover a haven of memorabilia in Dumfries and Galloway, including an unloved corner unit. (S6 Ep1).

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

Jasmine Harman shows wedding dress designer Emma what the Greek island of Lefkada has to offer for her budget of £120k. Will she say 'I do' to a light-lustred lock-up-and-leave.

Jo trials some new recipes on the Peak District's canal towpaths. And Joe and Rachel are up against it renovating their new floating home, Windfish. (S1 Ep8/20).

Anna and Edward juggle guest turnovers as they strive to get their chateau wedding-ready. Janet and Philip bring the ceiling down in their ambitious room renovation. (S4 Ep28).

Are They Now?: There's a change in direction for Andy and Jules's Spanish cycle adventure business. On the Costa Cálida, mini golf course owner Ian launches a new tournament. (S6 Ep9/15).

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There's always needle with this one. In 2023, the Young Lions beat their great rivals on the way to the title, leaving Germany to crash out early. But Germany have been unbeaten ever since.

I Literally Just Told You: Football Special: John Barnes, Gabby Logan, Harry Redknapp and Sue Smith compete to win £25k for charity, in a football-themed celebrity special. (S2 Ep1).

As the glampsite's opening day nears, tensions reach breaking point. Johnny finally reveals his dramatic helicopter and boat conversions, and a rainstorm hits the launch party. (S2 Ep5/6).

A cop and forensics experts re-open cold cases of unidentified bodies from across the UK. Can new technology reveal the hidden story of a man found dead on a London street in 1994? (Ep2).

Juniper Hill Inn Part 2: In the second half, Gordon uncovers more problems at the Juniper Hill Inn in Vermont. Can he help the staff and owners to communicate? (S1 Ep4/6).

Wilderness drama with Robyn Wright. After experiencing a personal tragedy, a woman moves to the Rockies in search of isolation. But can she survive there.

Sally Leapt Out of a Window Last Night: In 18th-century Ireland, Sally and Eleanor scandalise society by eloping. Based on a true story. Selected for the LGBTQ+ film festival award.

Duncan and Liz build a revolutionary Passivhaus Premium powerhouse of a home in the Cotswolds. But with a spiralling schedule and lonesome living, will it all be worth it in the end.

In Manchester, Kirstie and Phil help two young first-time buyers who've both agreed to share the home-buying decision-making with their new tenants. (S18 Ep11).

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

Cheers Fouls Out: Sam tries to beat Gary's Old Town Tavern in a grudge basketball match by recruiting a star athlete to work behind the bar so he can play for the Cheers team. (S9 Ep2/25).

Rebecca Redux: Sam aims to free himself from his managerial duties by rehiring Rebecca, who's working at a car show, but Cheers' staff and patrons adore new bar manager Earl. (S9 Ep3/25).

Where Nobody Knows Your Name: Rebecca's angry when Robin's ex-girlfriend finds fame as his mystery woman. And a heatwave in Boston causes concern for Carla. (S9 Ep4/25).

Ma Always Liked You Best: Cliff makes a stand for independence by insisting that his visiting mother stays at Woody's place, but he feels left out when they hit it off. (S9 Ep5/25).

Restaurant Row: Carrie bans Doug from his favourite Italian restaurant, but their food is just too tempting. (S2 Ep23/25).

Flower Power: Doug desperately tries - but fails - to be romantic. Arthur is called up for jury duty. (S2 Ep24/25).

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

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

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

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

Gordon Ramsay searches the US for restaurants in dire need of a 24-hour renovation. At the Trolley Stop Café in New Orleans, Gordon and his team overhaul the interior and the menu. (S2 Ep1).

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After a crisis in confidence, Paul and Yip visit Italy to see other village projects first-hand. And Justin and Mel unearth a hidden document from the First World War. (S3 Ep4/30).

In Pembrokeshire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet a cattle breeder whose barns are brimming with treasure, and Phil, whose vintage pedal car makes the boys feel young at heart. (S6 Ep2).

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

Lauren and Jason look for a holiday home in Tuscany, with traditional character and beautiful views. Can Jasmine Harman find them a slice of la dolce vita for £220k.

Things get competitive for Nigel and Diane at Pennington Flash nature reserve on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and we learn about the Canal and River Trust team's mindful walks. (S1 Ep9/20).

Janet and Philip face a balancing act as their renovation starts to wobble. Clive finds cracks in his handywork as a septic tank starts to flood. (S4 Ep29).

Are They Now?: In France, craft brewery owners Simon and Rebecca sink their savings into a new taproom. Can Natasha and Giles keep their Spanish restaurant-bar afloat? (S6 Ep10/15).

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Exposed: Dispatches: Every eight minutes a car is stolen in Britain. Reporter Matt Shea goes undercover on the trail of the thieves behind the country's car crime epidemic.

For the 12th time this series, Jason Mantzoukas chooses violence as the solution to a task. Fatiha El-Ghorri retches into a balloon. Stevie Martin relives a difficult memory. (S19 Ep8/10).

What's in the Parcel?: Comedy with Rosie Jones. When Emily's disability benefits are cut, her old school friend Ewen offers her a job dealing drugs. No one would ever suspect her. (Ep1/6).

Who's in Our Gang?: Comedy with Rosie Jones. Spurred on by Ewen, Emily embarks on her new career as a drug dealer and recruits a gang of misfits to help them. (Ep2/6).