Phil Spencer catches up with two couples who were searching for first homes with lots of space: crafters Claudia and Tom in Kettering, and movie buffs Mike and Karen in Leicester. (S33 Ep7).

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate marshmallow pavlova.

The Groom Wore Clearasil: Carla strongly objects when her 16-year-old son asks for permission to get married. So she begs Sam to tell him about the joys of bachelor life. (S4 Ep4/26).

Diane's Nightmare: Diane is haunted by bad dreams about Andy, the ex-con actor who tried to strangle her. Sam and Frasier offer reassurance but she's sure her life is in danger. (S4 Ep5/26).

I Will Gladly Pay You Tuesday: Diane entrusts Sam with a valuable book - signed by Ernest Hemingway - as security for the money he lent her to buy it. Will the volume be safe? (S4 Ep6/26).

2 Good 2 Be 4 Real: Carla confesses that she's placed a lonely hearts advert in the personal column of a newspaper but has received no replies, so the gang decide to invent one. (S4 Ep7/26).

Penny-Wiseguys: When mobster Fat Tony has to do jury service, he puts mild-mannered accountant Dan Gillick in charge of his criminal organisation. (S24 Ep5/22).

A Tree Grows in Springfield: Homer becomes addicted to a tablet that Lisa wins for him in the school's silent auction, but he's distraught when it gets broken. (S24 Ep6/22).

The Springfield Connection: When Marge becomes a police officer, Homer sees it as an opportunity to flout the law. But unfortunately for him, she's too conscientious. (S6 Ep23/25).

Lemon of Troy: When the Shelbyville kids steal Springfield's lemon tree, it's up to Bart and his friends to get it back, with help from Homer in Flanders' mobile home. (S6 Ep24/25).

The competition kicks off at Rosaire Guest House in Llandudno, where host Jo and her mum Pat end up with some illuminating feedback about their guests' lack of sleep.

At The Queens Hotel in Harlech, Rachel and professional impersonator Liam are keen to make a good impression. But an issue in the bathroom gives one B&Ber that sinking feeling.

For the third visit of the week, the B&Bers head to Mat and Helen's B&B, The Mill at Glynhir in Llandybie, Carmarthenshire, where things get prickly during a visit to a botanical garden.

The final visit is to Lesley and Sarah's Hideaway Escapes in Pembrokeshire, where one set of guests' decision to sleep in their car rather than their room leaves the hosts all revved up.

On a feisty payment day, the B&Bers tackle everything from bathroom blues to one set of guests completely refusing to try out one of their rivals' rooms. But who'll win the week.

Andrew and Robyn love Greece and, now that they're retired, they can't wait to enjoy extended holidays on Crete. Craig Rowe shows them what their £250k can buy.

Two teen brothers need a peacekeeper. Is Maggie, a cute Chihuahua cross, the one? And Nicola and Matt want very different dogs - can Woodgreen find them a compromise pooch? (S5 Ep3).

Ed Lambert presents live from the world's best dog show. The large dogs show off their agility. And the fast and the furriest step up for the Flyball quarter-finals. Plus: canine health.

Clare Balding has further live coverage from the world's top dog show. The Large Agility and Flyball competitions continue. Plus: Young Kennel Club unleash their quick canines too.

Pedro the giant anteater falls ill and faces a major operation. Chester Zoo's rare bald ibises produce a batch of new chicks. And a rhino couple are reunited after four years apart.

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

Clare Balding presents more doggie action, live. The road to Best in Show continues with the Gundog Group and the ever-popular pointers and retrievers. Plus: Ellie Simmonds' Dog of the Day.

Friday the 13th: Acclaimed true crime drama starring Jessica Biel. It's 1980. Candy is your classic respectable churchgoing mum. So why does she kill her friend Betty with an axe? (Ep1/5).

Happy Wife, Happy Life: True crime drama. Two years before Betty's death, Candy and Betty's beloved pastor Jackie announces her divorce. Betty takes in a troubled foster child. (Ep2/5).

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

River Rock Inn: Gordon checks into the River Rock Inn in Pennsylvania, where owner Ken Pisciotta, who's drowning in debt, can't convince guests to stay in his neglected hotel. (S1 Ep5/6).

In Yorkshire, it's all about family as Kirstie helps Mia and Jack buy their first home together in Leeds, and Phil helps childhood sweethearts Rachel and Chris move back up north. (S34 Ep3).

Can Colin and Adele overcome contractor issues and financial ruin to build their eye-popping curved glass home in south Manchester.

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer present Sunday Brunch highlights featuring Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer.

Penny-Wiseguys: When mobster Fat Tony has to do jury service, he puts mild-mannered accountant Dan Gillick in charge of his criminal organisation. (S24 Ep5/22).

A Tree Grows in Springfield: Homer becomes addicted to a tablet that Lisa wins for him in the school's silent auction, but he's distraught when it gets broken. (S24 Ep6/22).

The Springfield Connection: When Marge becomes a police officer, Homer sees it as an opportunity to flout the law. But unfortunately for him, she's too conscientious. (S6 Ep23/25).

Lemon of Troy: When the Shelbyville kids steal Springfield's lemon tree, it's up to Bart and his friends to get it back, with help from Homer in Flanders' mobile home. (S6 Ep24/25).

Love Thy Neighbor: Diane is incensed by the way that Sam refers to her in a radio interview. Norm is confronted with evidence of his wife's infidelity by one of his neighbours. (S4 Ep8/26).

From Beer to Eternity: Sam challenges rival bar Gary's Tavern to a bowling match, only to find the Cheers regulars are hopelessly bad at the sport. Can Woody step in to help? (S4 Ep9/26).

The Barstoolie: Cliff is thrilled to meet his long-lost father when he pays a visit to the bar with a message. Sam suspects that Diane intentionally sabotaged his latest date. (S4 Ep10/26).

Confronting the Attacker: Robert loses his nerve at work and decides on a career change to a safer option: telemarketing. (S4 Ep23).

Robert's Divorce: While they're out at dinner, the Barones run into Robert's ex-wife, who makes a surprising proposal. (S4 Ep24).

We Two Kings: Christmas is coming and so, it seems, is a Crane family feud. Niles and Daphne want to hold the family get-together, but Frasier decides that he will host it. (S10 Ep10).

Door Jam: Frasier and Niles enjoy the plush comforts of Seattle's premier spa and are happy with their pampering - until they discover there is a 'Gold Level'. (S10 Ep11).

The Day the Earth Stood Cool: Homer persuades a hipster couple to move in next door, but their friendship soon starts to deteriorate. (S24 Ep7/22).

He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs: Mr Burns rewards Homer with dinner and a flight on his corporate jet, after Homer saves him from drowning. (S19 Ep1/20).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show. JB Gill talks about his family cooking show. And there's music from Divorce.

Homer of Seville: Homer develops an amazing singing voice after falling into a grave at a funeral. He becomes an opera singer, but some of his fans like him too much. (S19 Ep2/20).

Midnight Towboy: Marge worries that Maggie is getting too clingy so she takes her to a counsellor. But Maggie ends up very independent. Meanwhile, Homer buys a tow truck. (S19 Ep3/20).

Ed Lambert presents as the excitement builds towards Best in Show. Before that, the adrenaline flows as the Flyball hurtles to its conclusion. Who will take the title this year.

Clare Balding has continued coverage of the final afternoon. The pocket rockets cut quite a dash as they take on the Agility, culminating in live coverage of the Small and Medium finals.

An orangutan is separated from his mum because of a life-threatening infection. In the zoo's aquarium, a breeding phenomenon plays out as a male cardinal fish gives birth.

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

This is it! Who will be Crufts' top dog for 2025? Well, before that can be decided the Working and Pastoral Groups need to get judged. Then it's all about that prime pooch. Best in Show.

The Final: Our three finalists create statement Greek amphoras and take on some extreme throwing in their last surprise challenge. Who'll be crowned Throw Down winner of 2025? (S8 Ep10/10).

Overkill: True crime drama starring Jessica Biel. Candy and Allan begin an affair, and a pregnant Betty finds a surprising source of support in Candy. (Ep3/5).

Cover Girl: True crime drama. The day after Betty's murder, Candy gets involved in the investigation. But when more evidence comes to light, Candy hires an attorney. (Ep4/5).

Hushed-horror sequel with Emily Blunt and Cillian Murphy. Armed only with a hearing aid, can the family evade the vicious aliens with super-hearing, and find a community to live in.

Gordon Ramsay checks into The Keating, a boutique hotel in San Diego, California. Its owner has blown millions on design but hasn't spent money on items the guests really need. (S1 Ep6/6).

Toby Bost, the CEO of O'Neill Clothing, one of the world's biggest action sport apparel companies, poses as a reality TV show contestant to work undercover among his own staff. (S4 Ep12/14).

Jamie Oliver cooks a tasty aubergine burger, the quickest sesame-seared salmon supper, and chickpea and squash casserole that you can turn into a whole host of delicious dishes. (Ep8).

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate burger.

The Day the Earth Stood Cool: Homer persuades a hipster couple to move in next door, but their friendship soon starts to deteriorate. (S24 Ep7/22).

He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs: Mr Burns rewards Homer with dinner and a flight on his corporate jet, after Homer saves him from drowning. (S19 Ep1/20).

Homer of Seville: Homer develops an amazing singing voice after falling into a grave at a funeral. He becomes an opera singer, but some of his fans like him too much. (S19 Ep2/20).

Midnight Towboy: Marge worries that Maggie is getting too clingy so she takes her to a counsellor. But Maggie ends up very independent. Meanwhile, Homer buys a tow truck. (S19 Ep3/20).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Jenny Powell in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Don Juan Is Hell: Diane uses Sam as a case study for an essay in her psychology class but paints an unflattering picture of him. Woody challenges Carla to a sports trivia quiz. (S4 Ep11/26).

Fools and Their Money: Sam decides to protect Woody from wasting his money by not placing a risky bet on his behalf, but when the long shot romps home, Sam is forced to pay up. (S4 Ep12/26).

Take My Shirt, Please: Sam donates his old baseball shirt to a televised celebrity auction, but he feels humiliated when none of the people watching bid for it. (S4 Ep13/26).

Suspicion: Diane allows one of her psychology classmates to use the bar in an experiment about paranoia but starts to feel paranoid waiting for the gang to get their revenge. (S4 Ep14/26).

Italy (Part 1/2): Marie treats the family to a holiday in Rome, but Ray's not happy about the whole experience. (S5 Ep1).

Italy (Part 2/2): The family are still on holiday in Rome, where Robert falls for a beautiful Italian woman (Alex Meneses). (S5 Ep2).

The Harassed: Tension mounts when Frasier is forced to share his studio and airtime with the station's new finance reporter, an arrogant ex-stock market analyst. (S10 Ep12).

Lilith Needs a Favor: Lilith pays an unexpected visit to Seattle and tells Frasier that she would like another child through artificial insemination. (S10 Ep13).

Daphne Does Dinner: Niles plans a very special dinner party to mark the purchase of a new painting he's bought for Daphne. (S10 Ep14).

Trophy Girlfriend: Frasier asks an attractive gym coach to team up with him for a squash tournament, then develops a massive crush on her. (S10 Ep15).

Mill Street Bistro Part 1: Gordon's in Ohio, for the Mill Street Bistro, where the owner claims that he has the best menu between New York and LA but the diners disagree. (S6 Ep11/16).

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In Alicante, Sarah and Mark have viewed and rejected 30 properties. can the Rodriguezes help them find the one? In Almería, Julie and Stephen look for the perfect family home. (S5 Ep17).

In Alicante, cruise enthusiasts David and Eileen search for their dream dwelling on dry land. Tristan wants to swap the Netherlands for the Algarve sun. (S5 Ep18).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Best friends Jan and Chris look for a dream holiday home in Almería, Spain. Can Laura Hamilton find the perfect place for £150k that works for both of their families.

Ex-forces couple Clint and Carol prepare to do battle at a B&B in Normandy. And Sam and Tony prepare to launch an events business at their château in Creuse. (S9 Ep11).

The new run continues. The competition kicks off in Dorset, where creased bedding and unwrapped biscuits prove problematic at Philip and Jimmy's 17th-century country inn.

The new run continues. Knives, forks and popping corks. we're celebrating 20 years! In Cardiff, can Angharad's Welsh night and harp performance strike a chord with her guests? (Ep1/5).

The new run continues. Ushma's looking for a Costa Almería holiday home for £67k, even though she's never been there! Will a countryside complex or serene suntrap be the perfect place.

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

Cooking for Less: The Brooks' mealtimes are mayhem, despite mum Erin's best efforts. Can batch cooking transform her 'disaster pasta' and 'barf Bolognese' into flavoursome fare? (Ep4/6).

Million Pound Giveaway: In an audacious plot to campaign for better borrowing, Michael Sheen buys £1m of debt from hundreds of hard-working people in Wales. And then he writes it off.

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep4).

The Fight: True crime drama. The 'Trial of the Century' kicks off. Helped by Don's bombastic approach, Candy battles to tell her story while a jury of her peers consider her fate. (Ep5/5).

Naughty kids are one thing but a naughty teacher? Can titular educator Cameron Diaz win a big-bucks teaching competition. and buy surgical enhancements to seduce Justin Timberlake.

Millie: Gripping crime thriller starring Tamara Lawrance. Ex-Scotland Yard detective Millie Black returns to Jamaica, where a missing persons case threatens to blow her world apart. (Ep1/5).

Hibiscus: Crime drama. Millie's investigation leads her to a shocking discovery. Amid escalating violence, she clashes with Holborn, and struggles to support her grieving sister. (Ep2/5).

Sara Bittorf, the chief brand officer of Boston Market - whose 470 restaurants serve home-style comfort food - goes undercover to work alongside the chain's employees. (S4 Ep11/14).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer present a compilation of recipes from comedian Harry Hill.

Lucas takes it upon himself to save Dillon, while Ste sets out to prove that Jez is up to no good. Arlo stirs the pot, and everything gets too much for Diane as she tries to protect Ro.

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

The Triangle: Frasier hasn't been the same since Diane ended their relationship in Europe so she and Sam try to help him regain the confidence he needs to return to psychology. (S4 Ep15/26).

Cliffie's Big Score: Carla tells Cliff he's on to a sure thing with Diane, so he invites Diane to the postman's ball, hoping to make a move. Will she attend - or will Carla go? (S4 Ep16/26).

Second Time Around: After one dinner date with an old flame of Sam's, Frasier announces he's getting married. The regulars agree it's a bad idea, but what can they do about it? (S4 Ep17/26).

The Peterson Principle: Norm struggles with his conscience when he hears gossip that could win him a promotion by wrecking the chances of the other candidate. (S4 Ep18/26).

The Wallpaper: Ray finally snaps when Marie drives her car into his house, and Debra is forced to act as peacemaker. (S5 Ep3).

Meant to Be: Torn between his girlfriend Amy, his ex-wife Joanne and Italian bombshell Stefania, Robert foolishly decides to tell Amy that he met up with Joanne. (S5 Ep4).

Fraternal Schwinns: Frasier and Niles are volunteered to participate in a bike-a-thon for AIDS research. Unfortunately, neither of them can ride a bike. (S10 Ep16).

Kenny on the Couch: Frasier is jealous when his depressed station manager finds more comfort in Martin's advice than Frasier's psychiatry. Niles and Daphne study yoga. (S10 Ep17).

Roe to Perdition: The Crane brothers find their social influence growing, thanks to a Russian backstreet caviar dealer. (S10 Ep18).

Some Assembly Required: Frasier turns his hand to DIY and interior design when he helps out with a local homebuilding scheme. Unfortunately, his plans are rather too grand. (S10 Ep19).

Mill Street Bistro Part 2: In the conclusion to the Mill Street Bistro saga, Gordan's disagreement with the proprietor erupts into one of his most intense confrontations. (S6 Ep12/16).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

The Garners catch up with Geoff and Anita, who swapped Southend-on-Sea for Spanish country views. The Rodriguezes find out how retired life in Spain is treating Eileen and Martin. (S5 Ep20).

Melanie and Arthur look for their perfect home, but with their collection of 5000 books, is it too much of a tall order? Mark and Paula want to swap Amsterdam for the Algarve. (S5 Ep21).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Mark has a lifelong love of Italy, and having recently retired, he's set his sights on a bolthole in Puglia. Can Laura Hamilton find him a perfect place for his £80k.

There's a rough ride for Sam and Tony's French car boot, while the soft launch of Karen and Phil's bar in Spain sends stress levels through the roof. (S9 Ep12).

The new run continues. Despite some excellent first impressions at a Surrey glampsite, the great outdoors soon leave one pair longing for the great indoors.

The new run continues. Knives, forks and popping corks. we're celebrating 20 years! Will Claire's cruise-themed night and maiden voyage into vegan cooking hit rocky waters? (Ep2/5).

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

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

British big-city diversity collides with bible-belt America as London teenagers switch lives - and schools - with high school students from God-fearing rural Arkansas. (Ep1/3).

A pilot flies right into the danger zone as he bids to make it as a Top Gun. A rookie faces her first live test as Typhoons scramble in an emergency. A veteran flies a Hurricane. (S2 Ep6/6).

Guy learns how to build a fighter jet and how to fly one too. He also explores the origins and the future of the jet engine - a brilliant British invention which changed the world.

The Weasel: The survival competition continues. Food's scarce 30 days in. Will anyone throw in the towel? A participant goes on the offensive when a predator eyes up their catch. (S9 Ep6).

Classic American: Best pals Colleen and Naomi bought Classic American in New York together, but their inexperience is pushing their friendship to the edge. Can Gordon help? (S4 Ep2/13).

Paul Damico, president of Moe's Southwest Grill, one of the world's fastest-growing restaurant chains, goes undercover to find out how efficient his organisation is. (S4 Ep9/14).

Pete Doherty and Angela Barnes join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker for an anarchic look at the week's top stories. (S32 Ep7).

Join Asim Chaudhry and Joe Lycett for le weekend in Marseille. Expect street food, skateboarding, submerged sculpture, and spectacular sights from atop the Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde.

The Final: Our three finalists create statement Greek amphoras and take on some extreme throwing in their last surprise challenge. Who'll be crowned Throw Down winner of 2025? (S8 Ep10/10).

In London, Kirstie gives Ros and Hannah the confidence they need to get the property they want. Phil helps Emma and Karthik, who have moved from Singapore, to find a family home. (S34 Ep4).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Dark Imaginings: Sam becomes increasingly aware of his age when he dates a younger woman who he has nothing in common with and is admitted to hospital with a medical problem. (S4 Ep19/26).

Save the Last Dance for Me: Carla asks Sam to be her partner in a dancing competition that her ex-husband Nick has entered with his new wife. Can she relive her past glories? (S4 Ep20/26).

Fear Is My Co-Pilot: A pilot who is an old friend of Diane's invites her and Sam on a jaunt, but he collapses while the plane is in flight and they think they are about to die. (S4 Ep21/26).

Diane Chambers Day: Feeling guilty for socially excluding Diane, the Cheers gang organise an outing to her favourite opera, but will she be driven into Sam's arms as a result? (S4 Ep22/26).

Pet Cemetery: When Ray accidentally kills Ally's hamster, Debra insists that the family hold a pet funeral. (S5 Ep5).

The Author: Ray has to face up to failure for once, while Robert is promoted to lieutenant, causing the brothers to fall out. (S5 Ep6).

Farewell, Nervosa: Frasier and Niles search for a new coffee house when they are annoyed by a street singer (Elvis Costello) who starts playing at Café Nervosa. (S10 Ep20).

The Devil and Dr Phil: Frasier is jealous when he finds out about his former agent Bebe's relationship with his old friend Dr Phil (guest starring as himself). (S10 Ep21).

Fathers and Sons: Martin worries that he might not be Frasier and Niles's father when he notices the similarities that they share with his wife's former colleague. (S10 Ep22).

Analyzed Kiss: Frasier shares an unexpected kiss with Julia while trying to steal files from her ex's office. Niles enjoys a trip to the shooting range more than he expected. (S10 Ep23).

Yanni's: Gordon Ramsay visits Greek restaurant Yanni's, where he clashes with owner Peter, a chef who hasn't changed his menu since the business opened in 1984. (S6 Ep13/16).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Taz and Nicky look for a spacious villa for them and Taz's collection of Cortinas. In Alicante, can wannabe golfers Paul and Jo hit a hole-in-one and find their dream holiday pad? (S5 Ep22).

Julie and David hope to swap wet winters in their Welsh caravan for a holiday haven on the Costa Blanca, and Tony and Sarah want to start a new life on Portugal's Algarve. (S5 Ep23).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

John and Karly dream of owning a holiday home on Spain's Costa Almería for all their family to enjoy. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what their £90k can buy.

Plumbing problems go from bad to worse at Clint and Carol's French B&B. And Tony and Bev attempt to bring an arts and crafts lounge to Andalucía. (S9 Ep13).

The new run continues. In Dorset, a former Mayfair chef's eggstensive culinary eggsperience has everyone eggspecting an eggsceptional breakfast. But then one guest sends back his eggs.

The new run continues. Knives, forks and popping corks. we're celebrating 20 years! In Cardiff, Charlotte serves up a homely hug of a dinner. But things turn spooky. (Ep3/5).

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

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

or List It: Kirstie revisits Kathleen and Tom, whose Newcastle home was a battleground. When Phil last visited, they'd jumped ship. Have they got the renovation bug again? (S10 Ep10).

Holborn: Crime drama. Millie partners with Scotland Yard detective Holborn, unearthing disturbing evidence that blows the case wide open. Will they finally catch up to Janet? (Ep3/5).

Renovations: In Monmouthshire, Kirsti and Tim turn a Grade II listed Victorian shop with no kitchen into a family home. But will a limited budget hinder their ambitious plans? (S3 Ep6).

The celebs have been watching The Piano, Bridgerton, Celebrity Bridge of Lies, UK's Strongest Man 2024, The World's Most Luxurious Retirement Homes and Scam Interceptors. (S6 Ep2).

Holborn: Crime drama. Millie partners with Scotland Yard detective Holborn, unearthing disturbing evidence that blows the case wide open. Will they finally catch up to Janet? (Ep3/5).

The celebs have been watching The Piano, Bridgerton, Celebrity Bridge of Lies, UK's Strongest Man 2024, The World's Most Luxurious Retirement Homes and Scam Interceptors. (S6 Ep2).

This time: Married at First Sight Australia, Wheel of Fortune, The Americas, Fear, Griff's Great Australian Rail Trip, Help! My House Is Haunted and BBC News (Trump vs Zelenskyy). (S25 Ep4).

This time: Married at First Sight Australia, Wheel of Fortune, The Americas, Fear, Griff's Great Australian Rail Trip, Help! My House Is Haunted and BBC News (Trump vs Zelenskyy). (S25 Ep4).

Jimmy Carr hosts the game show mash-up, as Rob Brydon and Katherine Parkinson take on Jon Richardson and Babátúndé Aléshé. With Joe Wilkinson and Adam Buxton. (S25 Ep3).

Down City: Gordon Ramsay tries to save struggling restaurant Down City, in Providence, Rhode Island. But tough-talking owner Abby refuses to take advice from anyone. (S4 Ep3/13).

Gritty comedy-drama starring Maxine Peake as a female comedian navigating the working men's clubs of 1970s northern England.

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

CEO Andy Wirth takes on a new identity to work incognito among his own employees at a gigantic ski resort near Lake Tahoe. (S4 Ep4/14).

Phil Spencer catches up with Sue and Tom, who moved south to be closer to Sue's grandson, and divorced dad Charlie, who moved in with his parents while he searched for a new home. (S35 Ep7).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Relief Bartender: Woody fears for his job when Sam promotes himself to bar manager and hires a temporary replacement bartender, who starts winning customers' hearts and minds. (S4 Ep23/26).

Strange Bedfellows Part 1: When councilwoman Janet Eldridge visits the bar during her re-election campaign, Sam is smitten with her, so a jealous Diane joins the opposition. (S4 Ep24/26).

Strange Bedfellows Part 2: Janet urges Sam to break all ties with the past and fire Diane, but Diane overhears them and beats him to the draw, quitting before he can sack her. (S4 Ep25/26).

Strange Bedfellows Part 3: Janet wins the election and hosts her press conference at the bar, where Diane causes a scene with Sam, leading him to make an unexpected proposal. (S4 Ep26/26).

The Walk to the Door: Ray feels guilty when he meets a woman he dated 25 years earlier and treated badly. He decides to apologise but soon regrets bringing up the past. (S5 Ep7).

Young Girl: Robert is dating a 22-year-old woman. Debra and Marie think he's being foolish, but Ray and Frank aren't so sure. But is she really 22? (S5 Ep8).

A New Position for Roz: Roz prepares to leave the radio station and join a rival company, but not before voicing her concerns about Frasier's new relationship with Julia. (S10 Ep24).

No Sex Please, We're Skittish: Roz isn't happy when the station announces that it's found a replacement for her, but if she stays she'll have to put up with Frasier's new romance. (S11 Ep1).

A Man, a Plan and a Gal - Julia: Daphne and Niles have an important announcement to make, but Frasier's girlfriend steals their thunder. (S11 Ep2).

The Doctor Is Out: The debonair conductor of the Seattle Opera (guest star Patrick Stewart) mistakenly believes that Frasier is gay and starts courting him. (S11 Ep3).

The Prohibition Grille: Gordon visits the Prohibition Grille in Washington to meet restaurateur Rishi, who's oblivious to the disastrous dishes being made in her own kitchen. (S6 Ep14/16).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Almería, Adam and Simon look for a perfect holiday home where they can embrace an al fresco lifestyle. Andrew and Katie want a place to call their own on Portugal's Algarve. (S5 Ep24).

In Almería, the Garners revisit Mary, who left Ireland after she bagged a bargain abode. The Rodriguezes catch up with Kevin and Linda, who had polar opposite property wishes. (S5 Ep25).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

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

Clint and Carol's Normandy B&B finally opens for business. And will Karen and Phil get a full house at their bingo event on the Costa del Sol? (S9 Ep14).

The new run continues. The week's last visit is to mum and son Prity and Kyle's aparthotel in Leicester, where parking problems soon put the brakes on their chances.

The new run continues. Knives, forks and popping corks. we're celebrating 20 years! In Cardiff, David hosts a vegan dining experience. Can you have your cake and save the planet? (Ep4/5).

The new run continues. Karl and Sonia are ready to find their perfect home in Charente, where they can also get married. Will a magnificent manor house be a match made in heaven.

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

When it comes to dating etiquette, Breeze the American bulldog cross leaves a lot to be desired as he meets 31-year-old Charlotte. Will she still fall for him though? (S7 Ep6).

Janet: Crime drama. Unable to trust anyone, and with everyone out to get her, Millie breaks protocol. In the aftermath of a grim confrontation, she decides to risk everything. (Ep4/5).

Carol's rushed to Queen's after a lighter set fire to her oxygen tank and burnt her face. Trevor, who's blind, has fallen down the stairs at home. And Grace has injured her knee. (S34 Ep5).

Heather, who's 65, is rushed to Queen's after collapsing in the park. Long-serving member of the team Deanna speaks of her previous struggles with addiction. (S34 Ep4).

Janet: Crime drama. Unable to trust anyone, and with everyone out to get her, Millie breaks protocol. In the aftermath of a grim confrontation, she decides to risk everything. (Ep4/5).

Curtis: Series finale of the gripping crime drama starring Tamara Lawrance. Back in London, Millie experiences first-hand the reality of trafficking. Can she finally get justice? (Ep5/5).

Pound Giveaway: In an audacious plot to campaign for better borrowing, Michael Sheen buys £1m of debt from hundreds of hard-working people in Wales. And then he writes it off.

British big-city diversity collides with bible-belt America as London teenagers switch lives - and schools - with high school students from God-fearing rural Arkansas. (Ep1/3).

Grasshopper Also: In Carlstadt, New Jersey, Gordon Ramsay attempts to save the Grasshopper Also, a family-owned Irish restaurant that's on its last legs. (S4 Ep4/13).

Eric Casaburi, CEO of Retro Fitness, which offers a high-end gym experience for a low cost, poses as a reality TV contestant to work among his staff. Is the firm fighting fit? (S4 Ep14/14).

List It: Kirstie revisits Kathleen and Tom, whose Newcastle home was a battleground. When Phil last visited, they'd jumped ship. Have they got the renovation bug again? (S10 Ep10).

In Hampshire, Kirstie helps Clive and Debbie find a spacious home for their extended family. Phil's with TJ and Chee, but it took them 96 viewings to find their last home. (S34 Ep5).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

The Proposal: Diane refuses to accept Sam's marriage proposal over the phone and urges him to repeat it in a more romantic setting, so he tries to arrange the perfect occasion. (S5 Ep1/26).

The Cape Cad: Diane has a change of heart and rushes to tell Sam about her newly discovered feelings, but Sam has also had second thoughts and gone back to playing the field. (S5 Ep2/26).

Money Dearest: Cliff sets his mother up to marry a very wealthy man, but his scheme goes awry when his future stepfather announces that he's giving all his money to charity. (S5 Ep3/26).

Abnormal Psychology: Frasier is excited to appear on a TV show in a debate between psychiatrists, until he learns his opponent is a woman he once dated: Dr Lilith Sternin. (S5 Ep4/26).

Fighting In-Laws: Debra's parents come round for Thanksgiving dinner. Debra's so pleased that they're not like Frank and Marie - or are they? (S5 Ep9).

The Sneeze: Much to Debra's annoyance, Marie mollycoddles Ray when he thinks he's coming down with something. (S5 Ep10).

The Babysitter: It's a battle of the Cranes as Frasier and Martin fall for the same girl - the boys' childhood babysitter. (S11 Ep4).

The Placeholder: Frasier feels like a gooseberry on a night out with Niles, Daphne, Martin and Ronee, so Roz convinces him to go on a date with her friend Ann. (S11 Ep5).

I'm Listening: Frasier overhears his dad's girlfriend Ronee making a date with another man, but when Martin hears the news he accuses his son of eavesdropping. (S11 Ep6).

Maris Returns (Part 1/2): Niles's ex-wife Maris needs his help. Can he keep her return secret from a pregnant and emotional Daphne? (S11 Ep7).

Chappy's: Gordon visits Chappy's in Tennessee, where the chef and owner's careless methods and less-than-appetising food have hurt his restaurant's local reputation. (S6 Ep15/16).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Almería, the Garners help childhood sweethearts Jason and Tammy search for their dream home, while the Rodriguez sisters find a holiday home in Alicante for Linda and Brian. (S6 Ep1).

In Alicante, can the Rodriguez sisters find Ian and Claire their dream holiday home? And the Garners take on a supersized search for Dawn, Ken and their 18 grandchildren. (S6 Ep2).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Siblings Michael and Catherine are pooling their resources to buy a holiday home in Manilva on Spain's Costa del Sol. Jean Johansson shows them what £175k can buy.

In Normandy, Clint and Carol do battle with a blocked toilet. In Andalucía, Tony and Bev unveil their newly transformed art lounge to the public. (S9 Ep15).

The new run continues. Cleanliness has been top of the agenda for most of this week's competition. So the B&Bers will be keen to give each other a good dusting down on payment day.

The new run continues. Knives, forks and popping corks. we're celebrating 20 years! Chiropractor Pete bends over backwards to impress his guests with some locally sourced fare. (Ep5/5).

The new run continues. 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.

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

Crisis in Sudan: The Fight for Survival: Krishnan Guru-Murthy reports from Sudan's devastating civil war - a conflict of displaced millions, war crimes and famine, that the world forgot.

One question, 16 possible answers - and £100,000 at stake. Retirees Terry and Angela, and Peter and his nephew Jamie, face the devilishly tricky quiz show, with Claudia Winkleman. (S2 Ep4).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep5).

Rose Ayling-Ellis and Eshaan Akbar join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker as they unpack the week's biggest and best news stories. (S32 Ep8).

Experiment: Tom and Kirsty check in to fulfil Tom's fantasy of experimenting with another man. Natalie and Tom explore a threesome, but will insecurities get in the way? (S2 Ep3).

Experiment: Jess and Ben explore a non-monogamous lifestyle in the hot tub with Olivia and Gage, where Jess faces a big fear. And Kirsty and Tom consider attending a huge orgy. (S2 Ep4).

Stephen King adaptation with Zac Efron. Superpowered parents try to protect their pyrokinetic daughter from a shadowy organisation. Can they stop her becoming a twisted fire starter.

Davide: In Boston, Gordon Ramsay visits Davide, an Italian restaurant that's been run into the ground by brothers Frank and Anthony. Can they learn to trust each other again? (S4 Ep5/13).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer present a compilation of recipes from comedian Harry Hill.

Essex and Suffolk. The first host, 29-year-old entrepreneur Chris, hopes to impress his guests with a night of French fine dining - and showing off his six pack. (Ep1/5).

Essex and Suffolk. Salon owner Sam opts for a simple, good-looking menu, on a night of bling, laughter and chest waxing. But is it all style and no substance? (Ep2/5).

Essex and Suffolk. Claire lays on a lavish East End feast. But is Sam out for vengeance? And will Joanna's shock proposition to heart-throb Chris take the shine off Claire's night? (Ep3/5).

Essex and Suffolk. Polish party lover Joanna offers her guests a taste of her homeland, with some rather unusual flavour combinations. (Ep4/5).

Essex and Suffolk. Former police officer Mark plans to surprise his guests with some homemade favourites on the final night. And how will Chris respond to Joanna's proposition? (Ep5/5).

House of Horrors with Formal Dining and Used Brick: Carla discovers her reasonably priced new house is haunted, so Cliff comes over to keep her company on her first night there. (S5 Ep5/26).

Tan 'n' Wash: Norm has invested in a combination tanning salon and launderette. But when he gets the Cheers gang involved in promoting the place, things begin to go wrong. (S5 Ep6/26).

Young Dr Weinstein: After Diane boasts to everyone about her forthcoming evening out at Boston's most exclusive restaurant, Sam decides to bring her down a peg or two. (S5 Ep7/26).

Christmas Present: Ray buys Debra an elaborate Christmas present, in the hope that she'll let him go on a golfing weekend. (S5 Ep11).

What Good Are You?: Ray tries to prove his manliness after failing to act swiftly enough in an emergency involving Debra. (S5 Ep12).

To Cur with Love: When Homer loses Santa's Little Helper, he doesn't seem to care about the missing dog, until Grampa tells the story of Homer's long-lost childhood pup Bongo. (S24 Ep8/22).

I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings: Marge befriends a criminal who holds up a bank while she's waiting in the queue. (S19 Ep4/20).

Little Orphan Millie: When Milhouse's parents remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, their boat capsizes and they're presumed dead, so Milhouse acquires a new macho attitude. (S19 Ep6/20).

Funeral for a Fiend: Sideshow Bob is put on trial for trying to murder the Simpsons. At the trial, Bart inadvertently kills him - but is he really dead? (S19 Ep8/20).

Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind: In an Emmy-winning episode, Homer wakes up with no memory of the night before and his family gone. Has he done something awful? (S19 Ep9/20).

Highlights: Formula 1 is back! Lewis Hamilton makes his first appearance in the rosso corsa of Ferrari, but will he have the fastest car on the grid? Steve Jones presents.

Touching adventure with Harrison Ford, based on Jack London's classic novel. A big, friendly hound finds himself unwittingly travelling across late 19th-century North America.

India needs a special pup to support her with her Tourette's. Paul's mourning for his last pooch and could use a new dog in his life. In walks Ziggy the fox terrier cross. (S5 Ep4).

The competition begins in Carmarthenshire, at Louise and Rob's health-conscious Golden Grove Retreat, where a gut-healthy breakfast leaves some B&Bers yearning for a fry-up.

The B&Bers head to Rosita Guest House in Weston-super-Mare, where Sheila and Phil hope to soar to victory with a visit to a helicopter museum. But a brekkie delay crash-lands their chances.

Pam and Mya host the week's third visit, at their self-catering King Square Apartments in Somerset, where some dented cookware leaves the hosts bent out of shape.

The final visit is to Anton and Emma's luxury glampsite, Hartridge Springs in Upottery, in Devon, where the B&Bers find out that it's quite hard to cook a fry-up without a frying pan.

It's payment day, and two B&Bers sharpen their knives ready to give some cutting feedback about knives that aren't sharp enough. After everyone's had their say, who will reign supreme.

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

Clive and Kids: It's summer and a huge landmark is reached: Anty John's has electric light for the first time ever. And Amanda reflects on an emotional year. (Ep5).

Farm with Matt Baker: The National Trust search for a tenant of a farm in Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. The hopefuls' first task is herding sheep, but things go awry. (S2 Ep1).

with Alice Roberts: Professor Alice Roberts travels across Greece and thousands of years of our collective past. In Thessaloniki, she traces local legend Alexander the Great. (Ep1/5).

Romcom with Julia Roberts and George Clooney. A staggeringly beautiful, divorced couple reunite to stop their daughter's wedding in the staggeringly beautiful surroundings of Bali.

Comedy starring Imelda Staunton as a posh woman who goes to live with her sister on a housing estate after discovering that her husband's been having an affair with her best friend.

Cafe Tavolini: In Bridgeport, Connecticut, Gordon Ramsay visits Cafe Tavolini, a restaurant that's being neglected as the couple who run it teeter on the edge of divorce. (S4 Ep6/13).

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

Treehouse of Horror XVIII: Bart helps Kodos to contact his home planet, Homer lives a double life as a government assassin, and Ned Flanders turns the church into a hell house. (S19 Ep5/20).

Smoke on the Daughter: Lisa becomes a ballerina and discovers that her natural talent is enhanced by second-hand cigarette smoke from the other dancers. (S19 Ep15/20).

I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings: Marge befriends a criminal who holds up a bank while she's waiting in the queue. (S19 Ep4/20).

Little Orphan Millie: When Milhouse's parents remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, their boat capsizes and they're presumed dead, so Milhouse acquires a new macho attitude. (S19 Ep6/20).

Funeral for a Fiend: Sideshow Bob is put on trial for trying to murder the Simpsons. At the trial, Bart inadvertently kills him - but is he really dead? (S19 Ep8/20).

Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind: In an Emmy-winning episode, Homer wakes up with no memory of the night before and his family gone. Has he done something awful? (S19 Ep9/20).

In the East Midlands, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Lloyd and Karina, who are after a slice of rural village life, and Helen and Richard, who want rid of renting. (S35 Ep1).

Knights of the Scimitar: Cliff persuades Norm to join his lodge, but Norm isn't keen when he learns what it entails. Sam thinks Diane has invented a suitor to make him jealous. (S5 Ep8/26).

Thanksgiving Orphans: The Cheers gang are at a loose end for Thanksgiving, so they gather at Carla's house to prepare a meal and celebrate the holidays, but a food fight ensues. (S5 Ep9/26).

Everyone Imitates Art: Diane gets a rejection letter from a magazine for a poem she has submitted and feels humiliated when Sam subsequently sends in one that is published. (S5 Ep10/26).

Super Bowl: Ray is sent by his paper to cover the Super Bowl, but his excitement is tempered by having to choose someone to accompany him. Will he make the right choice? (S5 Ep13).

Ray's Journal: Ray is horrified to learn that his mother used to read his diary, which contained his most personal - and perverted - thoughts. (S5 Ep14).

Homer Goes to Prep School: Homer joins an off-grid survivalist group who have a top-secret doomsday bunker. (S24 Ep9/22).

A Test Before Trying: When the school's threatened with closure because of low test scores, its fate rests with one student who missed the exam: Bart. (S24 Ep10/22).

E Pluribus Wiggum: When Mayor Quimby calls an early election, the candidates are so uninspiring that the voters elect Ralph Wiggum in protest. (S19 Ep10/20).

That 90s Show: Homer reminisces about how he gave up his dreams of being a musician so that Marge could go to university. (S19 Ep11/20).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with guests Phil Wang, Denise Lewis, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Olly Rix, and music from Marcin.

Albert Park Circuit hosts the opening race of the F1 2025 season. The first race is hard to predict, with new driver partnerships and five rookies on the grid. Who'll draw first blood.

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.

In 2019, Olaf and Fritha set out to build on a tricky slice of land in West Sussex, boxed in by an A-road and a train line. Kevin returns to see how their triangular triumph is faring.

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

Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron and Michelle Williams star in the Golden-Globe-winning, toe-tapping smash hit musical about the life and times of P.T. Barnum, the creator of the circus.

Off for Stand Up To Cancer: A new batch of celebs enter the tent. It's spouse and sibling rivalry, as Chris and Rosie Ramsey and Scarlette and Stuart Douglas take on each other. (S8 Ep1).

The epic competition returns, with Paddy McGuinness. Twelve strangers trek across the hostile Malaysian jungle. But who'll spend some of the shared £300k prize pot on luxuries? (S2 Ep1/8).

Jackson and Me: Two-part film telling the stories of two young boys who were befriended by singer Michael Jackson. In this film, they speak out about the abuse they endured. (Ep1/2).

Jackson and Me: Conclusion of the film telling the stories of two boys who were befriended by singer Michael Jackson. In this film, they speak out about the abuse they endured. (Ep2/2).

Zeke's: In New Orleans, Gordon Ramsay visits a restaurant famed for its Cajun food and loyal locals. But under new ownership, standards have slipped and the customers have left. (S4 Ep8/13).

Fatburger, based in Los Angeles, is known as the 'last great hamburger stand'. CEO Andy Wiederhorn dons a disguise to go undercover in his own organisation. (S4 Ep5/14).

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer chat to actor Jeff Goldblum, in a highlight from Sunday Brunch.

That 90s Show: Homer reminisces about how he gave up his dreams of being a musician so that Marge could go to university. (S19 Ep11/20).

Adventures in Baby-Getting: Marge gets a new car that's perfect for a family of five - but what if she decides she wants a family of six!? (S24 Ep3/22).

Homer Goes to Prep School: Homer joins an off-grid survivalist group who have a top-secret doomsday bunker. (S24 Ep9/22).

A Test Before Trying: When the school's threatened with closure because of low test scores, its fate rests with one student who missed the exam: Bart. (S24 Ep10/22).

E Pluribus Wiggum: When Mayor Quimby calls an early election, the candidates are so uninspiring that the voters elect Ralph Wiggum in protest. (S19 Ep10/20).

Colin Murray, Dr Tom Crawford and Susie Dent host, with Vick Hope in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

The Book of Samuel: When Woody receives a 'Dear John' letter from Beth, who wants to introduce him to her new fiancé, he scans Sam's little black book for a replacement date. (S5 Ep11/26).

Dance, Diane, Dance: Frasier encourages Diane's aspiration to become a prima ballerina, despite her lack of talent. Cliff buys a new car and sells his old banger to Woody. (S5 Ep12/26).

Chambers vs Malone: Diane has a premonition that Sam is going to propose to her again, but he's determined to prove her wrong. Can he be persuaded against his better judgement? (S5 Ep13/26).

Diamond Sam: Sam has to buy Diane an engagement ring. She wants a flashy and expensive one, but he needs something cheap and cheerful. Can Norm's jeweller friend help? (S5 Ep14/26).

Silent Partners: After spending a Valentine's dinner without talking to each other, Ray and Debra agree to take an interest in each other's hobbies. (S5 Ep15).

Fairies: Ray is disturbed to learn that the boys are playing fairies in the school play - especially when he discovers that they chose the roles themselves. (S5 Ep16).

Murder Most Maris (Part 2/2): Niles is suspected as an accomplice to murder, and Frasier accidentally recommends that his brother should be executed. (S11 Ep8).

Guns 'N' Neuroses: Lilith and Frasier are both set up on blind dates. on the same day. by a mutual friend. Niles and Daphne are upset when Martin's gun accidentally goes off. (S11 Ep9).

Seabee Jeebies: After Maris is accused of murdering her husband, Niles becomes famous and starts mixing in the highest echelons of Seattle society. (S11 Ep10).

Frasier-Lite: Frasier, Roz and their colleagues compete against another radio station in a charity competition to see who can lose the most weight. (S11 Ep12).

Warren Boone, the chief people officer of restaurant chain Coco's Bakery, steps off the corporate ladder to get a taste of life on the company's front line as he goes undercover. (S11 Ep6).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Alicante, the Rodriguezes search for a home for Trevor and Liza - and Liza's huge handbag collection. In Málaga, the Hamiltons help classic car enthusiasts Linda and Dave. (S6 Ep3).

In Windsor, Henry Cole finds an Austrian moped that's missing just one key item: an engine. And Simon O'Brien is taken with a fibreglass suit of armour called Ralph. (S4 Ep1).

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

Running enthusiasts Mark and Sally dream of owning a home in Greece's eastern Peloponnese. Will any of Jasmine Harman's options for their £200k get their hearts racing.

Julie and Julia battle to transform a Spanish monastery. Hayley takes the plunge in France. And rain threatens the opening of a yoga retreat in Bulgaria. (S9 Ep16).

The new run continues. Lucy and Craig hope their boutique hotel in Cambridgeshire will tick all the boxes. But their chances take a battering when one pair leave some dusty feedback.

The new run continues. Knives, forks and popping corks. we're celebrating 20 years! In Birmingham, can Fiona wow with her party vibes, or will her guests be dishing out bad jibes? (Ep1/5).

Happened Next?: New series. We catch up with more house-hunters who bought their perfect place abroad, including Chris and Marie in Manilva, and John's idyllic home in Skopelos. (S2 Ep1).

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

Cooking for Less: Single dad Darran has a lot on his plate with balancing his full-time job and looking after his two kids. Can batch cooking revitalise his routine and his life? (Ep5/6).

Paddy McGuinness hosts as 12 people face temptation in the Malaysian jungle, to win a share of £300k. One competitor reaches breaking point, and trust in the group is in tatters. (S2 Ep2/8).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep5).