Doug makes an effort to be friendlier with Arthur, and although it gets him in Carrie's good books, Doug's social standing soon takes a battering.

Doug and Carrie face a dilemma when she finds out that her engagement ring is a rare piece worth a lot more money than he paid for it.

Carrie enrols Doug and herself on a course on Victorian novels at a local college, where Doug feels way out of his depth. But he's determined to impress Carrie.

Much to Debra's annoyance, Marie mollycoddles Ray when he thinks he's coming down with something.

Ray buys Debra an elaborate Christmas present, hoping that she'll let him go on a golfing weekend.

Ray tries to prove his 'manliness' after failing to act swiftly enough in an emergency involving Debra.

When a spot opens up at the radio station for a new talk show host, Roz decides that it's time for her to take the mic.

Frasier's attempt to produce a live, 1940s-style radio drama for KACL's 50th anniversary proves disastrous when Niles takes matters into his own hands.

Frasier has dates with three very different women over one weekend. Meanwhile, Martin and Sherry consider splitting up.

Frasier and Niles celebrate Sherry's departure with glee, but she won't give up on Martin that easily.

Sam Dushey, the CEO of Shoppers World, goes incognito among his own workforce, seeking reassurance that his stores are performing to his high standards as the business grows.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Spain, building works disrupt a B&B. A couple plan to launch two new ventures in France. And two events business owners throw a grand party in their renovated wine cellar.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue a 1962 Triumph TR4 - a British classic that turns out to be one of their biggest ever rebuilds.

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

Motorbike lovers Carol and Mark dream of owning a holiday home in El Campello on the Costa Blanca. With a budget of £130k, will any of Laura Hamilton's properties get them revved up.

The new series continues. In France, Kevin and Anna scale new heights to tackle tricky roof repairs. In Italy, Lucie and Jerry make a splash reinstating their borgo's old lake.

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North Wales. On the penultimate night, makeup artist Piers takes centre stage with a fab evening of fantastic fare. Will his guests be made up.

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.

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

A sausage dog is looking for a buddy. And a dad needs distracting when his girls are at their mum's - is pooch Papaya the answer.

Ania Magliano can't tell snakes and worms apart, Maisie Adam relies heavily on the lyrics to Mambo No 5, and Reece Shearsmith gets irrationally angry in a game of chance.

Jimmy Carr does the presenting as Cats Does Countdown does a compilation of comedians doing comedy while also doing the word and number games that contestants do on Countdown.

We're going back to school, as the bakers make canteen flapjacks, school cake and a school fete Showstopper. Who'll be top of the class, and who'll be expelled from the tent.

Gordon returns to California for the conclusion of his challenge to save Zayna Flaming Grill. Can he inject flavour into the tired menu.

Jessica Fostekew and Joe Lycett enjoy a Canarian caper in Lanzarote, as they trike through the lunar landscape, sample volcanic vino and cactus croquettes, and tour the lava tunnels.

Devious game with Elizabeth Hurley and Robert Rinder. As whispers, betrayal and deceit ripple through the group, the Deceased challenges them to recreate her iconic fashion looks.

the players must take charge of her legendary Masquerade Ball.

As the devious game reaches its dramatic finale, The Deceased unveils a ruthless, bond-shattering, strategy-sabotaging twist. And can the ultimate Prime Beneficiary be trusted.

A steam engine enthusiast makes an ambitious journey across Devon in an 80-year-old steamroller. Near Falmouth, two champion free divers explore a spectacular underwater cave.

George meets a couple risking their life savings on making a family home out of an old Airstream caravan, while his ambitious plans for a multipurpose garden building get a reality check.

Another chance to see yesterday's new episode, with Ainsley Harriott in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Doug makes a new friend, Ray , who has season tickets for the New York Jets.

Doug, Carrie and Arthur encounter chaos in the supermarket on the day before Thanksgiving.

Doug and Carrie can't afford the new car they want, so Arthur steps in with a distinctive gift for them.

Ray's sent by his paper to cover the Super Bowl, but his excitement's tempered by having to choose someone to accompany him. Will he make the right choice.

Ray's horrified to learn that his mother used to read his diary, which contained his most personal - and perverted - thoughts.

After spending a Valentine's dinner without talking to each other, Ray and Debra agree to take an interest in each other's hobbies.

Daphne and Sherry just can't get on, so Daphne decides to stay at Niles's apartment. Naturally, Niles can't believe his luck.

Frasier attempts to console a distraught Niles after Maris sends him their divorce papers.

When Niles asks his brother if he and Maris should stay together, Frasier is required to give his answer some careful and considered thought.

Frasier acts spontaneously when he realises that being single isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Tim Betts, the CEO of Muscle Maker Grill, goes undercover in the restaurant chain that he recently bought. Is every branch following the same high standards.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A couple host a classic car rally in France, two shop owners launch a fashion academy in Spain, and in the Charente, a couple host their first and last yoga retreat of the season.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend travel to Northern Ireland to rescue Noel's Japanese gem - a 1972 Toyota Celica that creates a bit of a bang.

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

Brian and Rita both have busy lives and can't wait to buy a holiday home on Spain's Costa Blanca for relaxing getaways with their family. Jasmine Harman shows them what their £150k can buy.

The new series continues. A storm hits Kevin and Anna's French estate. Wedding bells ring at one of Carl and Francesca's villages, but a building collapses in their other one.

The new run continues. It's payment day. Nowhere else will you find such consternation about whether a double bed is really a double bed if it's two single beds pushed together. Who's won.

North Wales. Laura hosts a 'day at the races' evening. With the finish line in sight, can she gallop ahead of her rivals to take first place, or has it been a one-horse race.

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.

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

An Extra Slice: Joel Dommett, Finlay Christie and Prue Leith mark Back to School week. Whose flapjacks got top marks? And whose Showstopper sealed their 'fete'.

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

The inventive and sweary new sketch show continues with a confused teacher and the search for some famous last words. Plus: an ambiguous fire drill. And who's the daddy.

Adult comedy. Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan and Seann William Scott star in this American Pie sequel. The class of 1999 gather to reminisce and misbehave.

Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken and Woody Harrelson star in Martin McDonagh's comedy thriller about a screenwriter who gets dangerously mixed up with the Mob.

Gordon visits Italian family restaurant Bella Luna, which is struggling with an inexperienced chef and an owner who won't acknowledge the eatery's flaws.

Comedian Adam Buxton and Joe Lycett peruse Prague's wonders, as they kayak down the River Vltava, sample sausages out of skulls and caviar-laced ice cream, and enjoy a beer spa.

Kirstie and Phil revisit two sets of house-hunters in East Anglia. Yvonne and Lisa left Leeds city life behind for rural Norfolk. Retirees Peggy and John wanted to be beside the seaside.

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

Season by Season: A look at the Lakes and Dales in summer, from sheep shearing in Grasmere and cricket in Cracoe to Arctic charr in Windermere.

Kelly and Woody fight the desire to consummate their marriage before the ceremony. Carla predicts the big day will be marred by disaster.

Woody and Kelly put on a brave face as their big day is hit by disasters involving the guests, the priest, the kitchen staff and the cake.

Rebecca accidentally sets fire to the bar with a discarded cigarette end. Plagued by guilt, she lies to Sam, telling him that faulty wiring is to blame.

While Cheers is being redecorated, Norm, Cliff and the regulars are seduced by another bar. And is Woody and Kelly's marriage on the rocks.

Ray isn't happy about the twins' roles in the school play.

Robert gets a surprise visit from the gorgeous Stefania and her father. Robert fell for her in Rome, but will the holiday romance continue.

Frasier starts dating a model but their busy schedules make it difficult for them to meet, leading his family to suspect that she isn't real.

As Martin's 65th birthday approaches, Frasier and Niles attempt to outdo each other with their gifts.

Bart's heartstrings are pulled once again when Mary Spuckler returns to Springfield, but he doesn't pay her enough attention.

During an all-syrup Squishee bender, Bart joins the junior campers, and ends up taking the embarrassing - and dangerous - Homer on a river rafting trip.

Professionals: In Devon, there's grazing and plonk at Honky Tonk and a farm-to-fork experience at The Bear and Blacksmith. And how will Twenty Seven's fine food fare.

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.

The competition begins in Perthshire, where hosts Lindsay and Pauline take their guests to a castle before finding themselves puzzled at feedback time.

The B&Bers head far north to Ross-shire, where hosts Diogo and Rafael lay on a classic Scottish offering. But there are tomato troubles and bacon bother at brekkie.

A lavatory letdown and some questionable prices cause concern at Janie and Paul's 16th-century hotel in Dumfries and Galloway.

During the week's final visit, to Morag and Jonny's glampsite in Berwickshire, the heat rises when two sets of guests fail to see eye to eye over the campfire.

After a tension-filled final visit, payment day promises to be a feisty affair. When the dust settles, who'll win the week.

Aneri and Nihar's Radlett cottage is as cute as a button but Aneri's tired of its tight layout. Kirstie has a plan, but Phil's search leaves everyone speechless.

In Leicester, Stuart and Scarlette help Lianne, who's hoping to move herself and her dad out of her newly-wed brother's house and into their new home ASAP.

In this cracking compilation, Jamie Oliver celebrates his fave autumnal meals, as he heroes home-grown veg and makes cheesy pasta, a smoky sweetcorn burger and tutti frutti tarte Tatin.

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

From the mountains to the oceans, a deep dive into sinkholes, the terrifying phenomena that also provide a window into many of the world's unsolved archaeological mysteries.

Action-comedy with Colin Firth, Taron Egerton and Samuel L Jackson. A London teenager is introduced to a secret society of immaculately dressed agents that exists to save the world.

Acclaimed music documentary. Noel and Liam Gallagher try to remember where they were while they were getting high during Oasis's chaotic journey to superstardom in the 1990s.

Gordon Ramsay visits Spanish Pavillion, a family-run restaurant whose owners, brothers Michael and Jerry, spend more time struggling for power than working.

Joe Lycett and Katherine Parkinson explore Antwerp by hitting a golf ball around it, before they sample the local beer, dine in a launderette and journey down into the subterranean tunnels.

Restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson dons a disguise to work incognito in a teaching kitchen, a food truck and a culinary institute, searching for undiscovered chefs to mentor.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with Catherine and Mark, who wanted to set up a Lake District hot tub business, and Christine and Keith, who planned to run a hotel in the Highlands.

Bart's heartstrings are pulled once again when Mary Spuckler returns to Springfield, but he doesn't pay her enough attention.

During an all-syrup Squishee bender, Bart joins the junior campers, and ends up taking the embarrassing - and dangerous - Homer on a river rafting trip.

Norm can't believe his luck when he is offered a job as a beer taster in a brewery. A slot machine is sent to the bar and Rebecca gets hooked on playing it.

Henri challenges Sam to a contest to find out who's the biggest ladies' man. Rebecca aims to quit smoking. Woody and Kelly try to rekindle their honeymoon.

Cliff's ex-girlfriend Maggie returns to Cheers, heavily pregnant, claiming that the baby is his. Rebecca wants a jingle to advertise the bar.

Lilith tells Frasier that she's been having an affair with a colleague. Sam hires a bouncer when bikers start drinking at Cheers.

Frasier climbs out onto a high window ledge in protest when Lilith reveals that she plans to spend a year sealed in a biosphere with her lover.

Marie and Debra have a housekeeping war after Ray buys a cutting-edge vacuum cleaner from an attractive saleswoman.

Tempers flare when Marie accuses Debra of not returning a borrowed canister that holds sentimental value, but Debra insists that she has already given it back.

Niles throws a fancy dress Halloween party to raise money for the Library Association.

Frasier tries to help Roz after the revelation about her pregnancy, but he's determined to find out who the father is.

Joanna Page tells us about her memoir. Gareth Malone gives us the lowdown on his tour. Elizabeth Day chats about her new book. And there's music from Tom Speight.

When the school's threatened with closure because of low test scores, its fate rests with one student who missed the exam: Bart.

Homer gets a job at Mr Burns' new casino and Marge gets addicted to the slot machines.

A French bulldog called Kevin competes with a nervous terrier to win the hearts of a loved-up couple. And Rocco the Jack Russell meets an adventurous family who might just fit.

The week begins at newbie B&Bers Nick and Tim's place in Milton Keynes, where secrets are revealed on a visit to the home of World War II code breakers.

The B&Bers are in Wiltshire at Iain and Tayla's hotel for the week's second visit, where an intimacy exercise over drinks leaves Tayla in an awkward position.

In the New Forest, Francesca and Maurizio's green approach to hosting is put to the test. And the B&Bers are divided by a tree hugging trip.

Karl and Rohini host the week's final visit at their unusual accommodation in Kent, complete with an indoor beach. But not everyone is a fan.

It's payment day. All the usual cleanliness concerns and facilities faults are on the agenda - as well as some unsavoury comments about hosting styles. But who's won.

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

We're going back to school, as the bakers make canteen flapjacks, school cake and a school fete Showstopper. Who'll be top of the class, and who'll be expelled from the tent.

Inside the wonderful world of Hotel Chocolat. A new line of savoury pastries and a fiery maple chocolate flavour are tested. And a plan to take the US by storm starts to take shape.

Year 11 students Skyler, Olivia and Falak feel the pressure as GCSEs edge closer. Headteacher Mr Burton leads a crackdown on mobile phones. And a special guest returns to school.

Within hours of Jay Slater's disappearance in 2024, mass online interest set conspiracy theories flying. This is the exclusive story of Jay's death and its extreme aftermath.

Documentary. Grace and Daryl are living happily in Watford when a dangerous stalker tears everything apart. No one can help them. They need evidence. So they start to film everything.

Biographical drama. Mark Wahlberg stars as Stuart Long, a sweary amateur boxer who develops a degenerative muscular disorder and reboots his life as a Catholic priest.

In Carlstadt, New Jersey, Gordon Ramsay attempts to save the Grasshopper Also, a family-owned Irish restaurant that's on its last legs.

When the school's threatened with closure because of low test scores, its fate rests with one student who missed the exam: Bart.

Ramata-Toulaye Sy's drama with Khady Mane and Mamadou Diallo as a married couple with a complex backstory, whose happiness is about to be shaken by tribal expectation. In Pular/subs.

Homer gets a job at Mr Burns' new casino and Marge gets addicted to the slot machines.

In Pembrokeshire, Simon O'Brien gives Henry Cole a lesson in vintage cars, and at the valuation, restorer Ronnie tells it like it is.

George visits a double-decker coach that's being turned into a Japanese-style pod hotel, a Texan building made of rubbish, and the man who built his daughter a home in his garden for £12k.

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

Carrie fixes Spence up with one of her colleagues, but Doug's not sure if it's such a good idea.

Doug gets jealous of Carrie's childhood 'friend' Todd at his wedding, and Arthur regrets ordering the fish.

Carrie thinks Doug should be tougher with the new neighbours about their dog, which is keeping them awake. Arthur believes he was the inspiration for Charlie Brown.

Debra becomes angry when Ray contributes $1000 to his friends' hare-brained scheme to open a go-kart business without consulting her.

Marie gets Robert's ex and his police partner Judy together in an effort to understand why her son can't seem to commit to a relationship.

When Ray realises that his kids would rather spend time with their Uncle Robert than with him, he decides to do something about it.

Frasier's self-importance over a professional milestone and his persistent sibling rivalry with Niles reach a crisis point.

Frasier agrees to be a celebrity guest on a cruise ship to Alaska, but then Martin decides that the whole family should go on the trip together.

Frasier starts dating beautiful, dynamic lawyer Sam Pierce , but could their conflicting careers end their relationship before it's properly begun.

Frasier determines to find out what went wrong when Sam breaks off their relationship.

Jeff Young, the co-owner of custom signs company YESCO, goes undercover in his own business. He meets staff who have suffered misfortune but remain dedicated to their jobs.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Diana and Steve welcome guests to keep their French vineyard afloat. Fiona and Mack dream of opening a Portuguese B&B for paramotorists. Mike and Steve fight the weather in Spain.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Milton Keynes to rescue a vintage Ford Model A - a car that has only just survived its 90 years.

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

Mark's always loved Italy, and now that he's retired, he's set his sights on a holiday bolthole in Puglia. Can Laura Hamilton find Mark's perfect place for his £80k.

The new series continues. John and Tara get stuck into work at their Portuguese quinta. Liz and Dave battle with leaky pipes at Lac de Maison in France.

The new run continues. Brothers Richard and Mick host at their Peak District pub. One guest does an impression of a bird in a cave. And can the hosts brush off some cleanliness scores.

Shaun serves up an Asia-meets-Yorkshire menu in Leeds. Will his not-so-traditional Yorkshire pud rise to the occasion.

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.

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

Jamie Oliver gets out his air fryer - everyone's favourite kitchen gadget - to make prosciutto-baked fish, a roast chicken curry and peach Alaska.

Lucy Letby's serving 15 life sentences for the murder and attempted murder of multiple infants, but says she's innocent. This series covers both sides of Letby's case.

The concluding part of this bold series that covers both sides of nurse Lucy Letby's conviction for the murder and attempted murder of multiple infants.

Young Henry has been hit by a forklift truck driven by his dad. Best mates Dean and Nahum are reeling from a car crash. And 94-year-old Pearl shares a tale of wartime romance.

Year 11 students Skyler, Olivia and Falak feel the pressure as GCSEs edge closer. Headteacher Mr Burton leads a crackdown on mobile phones. And a special guest returns to school.

Extra Slice: Joel Dommett, Finlay Christie and Prue Leith mark Back to School week. Whose flapjacks were top of the class? And whose Showstopper sealed their 'fete'.

Ania Magliano can't tell snakes and worms apart, Maisie Adam relies heavily on the lyrics to Mambo No 5, and Reece Shearsmith gets irrationally angry in a game of chance.

Donald tackles the world's biggest problems. He must make big decisions about which wars to join and on whose side. In this real-life news drama, no one knows what will happen next.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Katrina and Nick, who wanted a home on pricey Jersey, and Helen and Rick, who were searching in the Manchester suburbs of Hale and Altrincham.

Darren's world turns upside down, while Diane faces her true feelings. Peri finds comfort in Tom. Sienna decides to do whatever it takes to escape. And Tony's case suffers a shocking blow.

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

When Carrie tells Doug to ignore her 30th birthday, he's more than happy to play along, because there's a huge ultimate fighting tournament on TV.

Arthur meets a stranger at a dance for singles.

When a cop gives Carrie a ticket for reckless driving she tries to get out of it by chatting him up.

Debra's shocked when her parents split up.

Frank offers to decorate Ray's house but refuses to paint it the colour that Ray and Debra want.

As Ray escorts Ally to a father-daughter dance, he realises how grown-up and independent his daughter has become, and recalls the day when she was born.

The Fox and Whistle is Frasier's new local, which is no fun for Daphne, who uses the pub as an escape from life's stresses.

Frasier gets a new agent, who sets him up with an opportunity for some great publicity when a crane at the local zoo is named after him.

Frasier's plans for a family holiday end in a romantic farce involving the Cranes, Daphne, her friend and a ski instructor.

A surprise visit by Lilith stirs up powerful old feelings in Frasier and some surprising new ones in Niles.

Scott Gerber, the CEO of hospitality business the Gerber Group, goes undercover in his own organisation, to ensure it is maintaining the reputation that made it such a success.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A severe sandstorm hits Mike and Craig's Spanish bar, Diana and Steve take a break from their French vineyard, and a paramotorist's flight is grounded in Portugal.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Forfar in Scotland to rescue a former firefighter's rusting rally car, a rare works Sunbeam Lotus.

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

Penny and Russell want a Spanish holiday home near Mojácar, with a communal pool and just a short drive to the beach. Can Ben Hillman deliver their dream for £125k.

The new series continues. There's demolition and discovery at John and Tara's Portuguese quinta. And a storm causes chaos at Liz and Dave's French village.

The new run continues. In York, Laura and Lucy's guesthouse has all the B&Bers cooing. And then they take them all to eat a load of chocolate. Their chances are looking pretty sweet.

In Leeds, Ryan hopes to tantalise tastebuds with his French-Caribbean cuisine. But will bickering leave a bad taste.

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.

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

The bakers melt into Chocolate Week with fiddly mousse cups, a tricky tart and a fab fondue display. Whose fondue will get them through, and whose mousse will cut them loose.

Changed the World: The story of the rise and rise of Taylor Swift begins with her ascent from small-town country singer to global pop star. But a backlash threatens it all.

Changed the World: After a period of retreat, Taylor Swift returns defiant and triumphant - reclaiming her voice and her music as she becomes the era's most powerful musician.

Changed the World: After a period of retreat, Taylor Swift returns defiant and triumphant - reclaiming her voice and her music as she becomes the era's most powerful musician.

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

The Next Generation.

Scammer: Jordan Stephens gets himself sextorted, and then tracks down his blackmailer, to expose the tactics criminals use to sexually blackmail young British men and boys.

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.

South Asian Film Season. Twisty-turny thriller. A sign-language interpreter is caught between intelligence agencies during the interrogation of a suspected spy. In Hindi/subs.

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

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at one of their biggest builds - Paul and Dawn's higgledy-piggledy Huddersfield home - where Kirstie got the sledgehammer out.

a woman who built her own shop.

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

Doug gets a promotion and rapidly becomes miserable.

Doug takes a day off and decides to spend it with Richie, who's feeling bad about his divorce.

Doug gets a young, beautiful assistant.

Michael showcases a self-penned story at his school: The Angry Family. Cue plenty of finger-pointing among the Barones, which kinda proves Michael's point.

Frank forces Marco to choose either Marie or him as a friend. Ray sides with Frank because he doesn't approve of his mother having a male friend.

Ray loses his wedding ring and is propositioned by an attractive woman at the airport. When Debra finds out what happened, she pretends to be single too.

Frasier must confront an old family grudge with Aunt Zora when he runs into his cousin Nikos, who is getting married.

When a handsome doctor joins the radio station as the host of a new show, Frasier can't believe that he's as perfect as he seems and tries to find his flaw.

Frasier can't handle Bulldog's five seconds of fame when he takes the credit for saving Roz during a hold-up at Café Nervosa.

When Frasier begins dating a beautiful woman, he has trouble accepting that the relationship is largely built on physical attraction.

Bryon Stephens, the president and chief operating officer of Marco's Pizza, goes incognito among his employees to assess how the firm and its franchises are faring.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In France, Diana and Steve tackle the harvest at their vineyard while Graham, Jake and Danielle attempt to renovate a 16th-century chateau. In Spain, Mike and Craig feel the heat.

In Kent, Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue a very tired 1991 VW T4 Campervan.

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

Leah Charles-King helps Jenny buy her first-ever property - in San Antonio on Ibiza. Can Leah find the perfect apartment close to the beach for Jenny's £250k.

The new series continues. Claire and Joe follow in the footsteps of a medieval knight. Will rain hamper Cesidio's harvest? And will Liz and Dave's cosmic conversion pay off.

The new run continues. Jonny and Sasha encourage relaxation at their North Yorkshire retreat. And one B&Ber who's tense about tents gets some welcome relief when she digs her digs.

In Leeds, will Jen's guests be tickled pink by her home-cooked dishes and surprise performance in the garden.

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.

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

Will Ruth and Craig's search in Greater Manchester be plain Sale-ing? Kirstie's in West Yorkshire with Ollie and Emma, who are hoping that third time really is lucky.

A new run of ambitious self-building projects. Artist Sarah returns home to the Durham Dales to build a cannabis-based home. But costs go through the roof. Can she finish her hempcrete hub.

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

A bunch of famous faces watch The Piano, Bridgerton, Celebrity Bridge of Lies, UK's Strongest Man 2024, The World's Most Luxurious Retirement Homes and Scam Interceptors.

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.

an ambiguous fire drill. And who's the daddy.

Artworld thriller with Mick Jagger and Donald Sutherland. An art lecturer and his girlfriend are tasked with making a reclusive artist an offer he can't refuse.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with Maria, who wanted a home by the Thames after moving back to the UK from Switzerland, and Rosie and Andy, who hoped to swap city life for the Devon seaside.

a home in Austin, Texas, handmade out of mud by a mum of three.

Season by Season: A look at life in the Lakes and Dales as autumn brings its technicolour spectacle, from draft ewes to kayaking on the River Swale.

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

Doug turns up hungry and half-naked at Carrie's sophisticated work function.

Doug and Carrie befriend their annoying neighbours to get a free holiday. Arthur develops a nasty rash.

Doug tries to palm Arthur off onto his cousin for a while.

After hurting themselves during a tryst, Ray and Debra say they fell down the stairs. But when Frank gets hurt doing some DIY, they begin to feel guilty.

Debra and Marie's good intentions backfire when they try to drive Robert back into Amy's arms - and find out that Amy and Gianni are hitting it off.

While the Barones watch their sons play basketball, Ray notices that Geoff is having trouble getting the hang of the game.

Niles organises a fake 'first date' for himself with a neighbour so that Daphne won't realise that she's the one he has romantic feelings for.

Roz meets the parents of her baby's father and is shocked to discover a family facial characteristic that simply can't be ignored.

Frasier and Niles throw a singles party, where they're both attracted to the same woman. But it's Roz who steals the show.

Frasier tries to hook up with an attractive lady, but there are several obstacles - a broken watch, car troubles and Martin's invitation to Chimps on Ice.

Greg Adler, the president and CEO of off-road accessory empire 4 Wheel Parts, goes undercover in his own business. But his identity is scrutinised by one canny employee.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Spain, a famous face pops in to check out the offerings at Mike and Craig's café. And Brexit causes bother for Graham, Jake and Danielle as they renovate their French chateau.

We've got an absolute bona-fide Italian beauty for you today as Tim and Fuzz head to Derbyshire to rescue a 1971 Lamborghini Espada.

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

Keith and Heidi look for their dream holiday home in Alicante, with enough space for the whole family to visit. Can Jasmine Harman find their dream place for their budget of £170k.

The new series continues. In Spain, Tony and Lauren find a giant uncracked safe in their village. What secrets does it hold? Claire and Joe battle storms in France.

The new run continues. Everything's going superbly at Simon and Carol's B&B in Bridlington, and all their guests are full of praise. Hang on, one of them's just found a hair in a drawer.

In Leeds, Philip hopes to impress with his mezze and clay modelling. But it's not just clay being flung around.

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.

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George explores New Zealand and Australia's remote and awe-inspiring homes. On Great Barrier Island, George visits the homes pushing design limits in extreme conditions.

Maisie Adam and Phil Ellis are repulsed by olives, while Reece Shearsmith's mystified by a voice note. And Alex Horne regrets giving Ania Magliano access to his phone.

The bakers melt into Chocolate Week with fiddly mousse cups, a tricky tart and a fab fondue display. Whose fondue will get them through, and whose mousse will cut them loose.

Join Jimmy for all the Big Fat derails, in a compilation of many funny fails. The best comedy talent for the last 20 years, it might even have you laughing in tears. #NationalPoetryDay.

Within hours of Jay Slater's disappearance in summer 2024, mass online interest set conspiracy theories flying. This is the exclusive story of Jay's death and its extreme aftermath.

In Los Angeles, Gordon Ramsay visits La Frite, a French restaurant that's being run into the ground by its squabbling family owners.

South Asian Film Season. Sandhya Suri's short film with Mia Maelzer. During the harvest of the last cornfield, a young married labourer leads a secret double life. In Hindi/subs.

South Asian Film Season. In 1965 Yash Pal Suri left India for the UK and started swapping Super 8 films with his family back home, chronicling two countries going through profound changes.

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate marshmallow pavlova.

Kirstie and Phil look back on a family search in Cambridgeshire for two homes, for new parents Mary and David, and also for Mary's parents Edna and George.

George meets two brothers who can't afford to get on the property ladder and plan to transform a fire-damaged narrowboat into a luxury bachelor pad, using YouTube as their guide.

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

Arthur moves out after an argument with Doug, but can he maintain his independence.

Doug tries to convince Carrie that they should start a family.

Doug gets a motorbike against Carrie's wishes, so she takes up smoking to get her revenge.

It's the first Thanksgiving since Debra's parents divorced, and she's happy that they've both agreed to have dinner with the family. But her dad is bringing a date.

Robert meets a beautiful woman who is a big fan of Ray's sports column, but when she mistakes him for Raymond, Robert doesn't set her straight.

While enjoying a college football game, Frank catches a ball from a record-setting field goal. But when he refuses to give it back, he becomes a wanted man.

Frasier puts his job on the line by refusing to read out an advert for the radio station's new sponsor.

Frasier's unemployment situation brings about various emotional responses, including denial, anger and depression.

Frasier worries about going to his high school reunion, because every time a reunion comes up, he has bad luck.

Frasier's unemployed status puts him on edge with everyone. When he blows up at Martin, Roz suggests that Martin moves in with Niles.

Ashley and Brandon Wright, the co-owners of Hamburger Mary's, go incognito in their company, to ensure that their culture of diversity is being maintained as the business grows.

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Mike and Craig need to think outside the box to survive the winter at their Spanish bar. And Graham, Jake and Danielle are finally ready for guests at their French chateau.

Tim and Fuzz travel to Jersey to fix up Gary's 1972 Mark I Escort Mexico. His dream of owning a showstopper was shattered when he was diagnosed with leukaemia.

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

Sharon and Paul would love to own a holiday home in the seaside town of Gran Alacant on Spain's southern Costa Blanca. Jean Johansson shows them what £135k can buy.

The new series continues. Can Tony and Lauren crack their village's past? Claire and Jo demolish an old barn for their future ventures. John and Tara leave no stone unturned.

The new run continues. After the high drama of stray hairs in drawers and grumbles about not having somewhere convenient to put a towel, the week draws to a close with payment day.

In Leeds, hair salon owner Sarah hosts an 80s night of disco dancing and retro grub. Will she be a cut above the rest.

What terracotta treats have the Hamiltons got in store for Nigel and Hazel in Málaga? And in Alicante, the Rodriguez sisters hope to make Maria's dream of Spanish living come true.

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

An Extra Slice: Lorraine Kelly, Julian Clary and AJ Odudu dip into Chocolate Week with a fondue review. Whose tart was doomed from the start, and who had a meltdown.

What's the Gogglebox view on the biggest and best TV this week.

The inventive and sweary new sketch show continues. The real cause of climate change? It's good news and bad news. And Channel 4's lawyers intervene in the writers' room.

Sarah Millican's stand-up special is a comedy education in: how best to eat a kiwi fruit; trying to lose weight but only losing the tip of your finger; and surprisingly funny smear tests.

Action adventure with Jon Voight. A slimy snake catcher in the Amazon hunts the biggest prize of all - a 40-foot-long anaconda. Hope he has a big enough boat. With Jennifer Lopez.

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants that he helped - Lido, Anna Vincenzo's and Le Bistro. Have the owners put his advice to good use.

Northamptonshire. Make-up artist Jules hopes that her Indian/Moroccan fusion menu and laid-back attitude will be the winning combination.

Northamptonshire. Funeral service manager Peter throws a 1920s dinner party. But his guests are put off by his bread and butter pudding, and there's a shock revelation from Jules.

Northamptonshire. Stephanie plans a menu of classics with a twist and a glamorous 'swishing' session. But will her nerves get the better of her.

Northamptonshire. Super-organised business planning manager Lauren runs her kitchen like a military operation and brings a few surprise guests to the table.

Northamptonshire. Chilled-out northerner Carl takes a relaxed approach to hosting on a night featuring a picture-perfect poser and a dessert disaster that has everyone in hysterics.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Sunee and Will, who wanted to put down roots in London, and Alison and Phil, who were moving from Bolton to rural Herefordshire.

George Clarke meets a man who's transforming the wreck of a private jet into the ultimate pad, and a tattoo artist who's turning an old railway carriage into a family home for just £7000.

Woody has Thanksgiving dinner with Kelly's family and realises that his father-in-law is having an affair. The rest of the gang celebrate at Cheers.

Carla's love-hate relationship with John Hill gets out of hand when a passionate encounter gives him a heart attack. Cliff has a new neighbour.

Rebecca's father tries to persuade her to move back into the family home in San Diego. Woody and Kelly can't agree about where to live.

When Sam hears that the friend who bought his beloved car has died, he plots and schemes to get it back. Rebecca takes to Woody and Kelly's pet pig.

When Debra grudgingly agrees to let Ray be more involved in the daily decision-making, he starts shopping for things that he wants.

Stuck at Frank and Marie's during a snowstorm, Debra, Ray and Amy find themselves having a great time - until Debra makes a nasty comment towards Frank.

Frasier and Niles fail to get tickets to the hottest show in town, and Daphne's behind appears in the Seattle paper.

Frasier undertakes huge projects to make up for being unemployed, while Martin persuades him to date Duke's daughter Marie.

After surviving a tornado, Marge and Homer seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should ever happen to them.

Lisa decides Malibu Stacey dolls set a bad example to girls, so she pleads with their creator, Stacy Lovell , to design an alternative.

Laura Hamilton helps B&B owners Andy and Julian find their dream property on Gran Canaria. With £125k to spend, will they love anywhere enough to put in an offer.

The competition begins in Northumberland, where karaoke-loving hosts Darren and Bobby hope to hit the high notes with their home-from-home B&B and a visit to Hexham Abbey.

Daniella and Angela host at their hotel in East Lothian, where there's a chill in the air when the B&Bers take on a rope obstacle course suspended over open water.

In Blackpool, Paul and entertainer Victoria are keen to extol the virtues of the seaside town, via the mediums of bingo and karaoke.

The week's final visit is to Simon and Lana's lodges in Yorkshire, where the hosts pride themselves on luxury. But one guest compares the place to a caravan park.

On payment day, the B&Bers take each other to task on everything from insufficient slumber to hopeless hosting, before we find out who's won the week.

In Croydon, Scarlette and Stuart are on a mission to help first-time buyer Demi. She hopes to move in before her 30th birthday. But with zero renovation experience, can it be done.

Kirstie and Phil help homeowners decide whether to stay put or start afresh. Is there still life in Carl and Katy's draughty, inefficient Victorian semi.

George checks out a wedding cake folly, a beach house inspired by pill boxes, an old RNLI station and a stunning circular home in Denmark inspired by the owner's car collection.

The bakers melt into Chocolate Week with fiddly mousse cups, a tricky tart and a fab fondue display. Whose fondue will get them through, and whose mousse will cut them loose.

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

Pole under the lights is crucial if McLaren want to take the Constructors' title this weekend. But Max Verstappen has started from pole in the last two Grands Prix.

The spy-caper franchise continues with the origins story of the Kingsman agency, as a plucky group battle an international conspiracy at the outbreak of WWI. With Ralph Fiennes.

Action-thriller starring Angelina Jolie. A CIA agent goes on the run after a Russian defector claims that she's a sleeper agent who's about to commit a terrible act of terrorism.

In California, Gordon visits Jamaican restaurant Café Kingston. He meets micromanaging owner Dr Una Morris, who's also a radiotherapist.

Jeff Platt, the president and CEO of a chain of indoor trampoline parks, goes undercover in his own company, to find out whether his fast-growing business is running smoothly.

a floating swimming pool in Italy.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go searching in London. Kirstie helps Davy find a home in the west, while Phil's in the north to get Rajeev and Nisha out of their rental rut.

After surviving a tornado, Marge and Homer seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should ever happen to them.

Lisa decides Malibu Stacey dolls set a bad example to girls, so she pleads with their creator, Stacy Lovell , to design an alternative.

Cliff and Norm are hired to make a video recording of a family celebration at the bar. Frasier is invited to Sunday dinner with Shauna, his temporary secretary.

Sam panics when the gang try to watch one of his old baseball games. Investigated by the tax authorities, Norm flirts with an official to avoid an audit.

Robin Colcord returns to Cheers, claiming to be destitute, but implies that he's hidden a stash of money somewhere in the bar.

Carla's daughter Serafina announces that she has to get married because she's expecting a baby, and wants her father to walk her down the aisle.

Frasier is plunged into misery when he receives a request from Lilith to start divorce proceedings, so the gang try to keep his spirits up.

Ray learns that the Frontier Girls' troupe leader and her daughter have targeted his parents' house as a spot to make big sales in their cookie drive.

Robert is ecstatic when he is recommended for an FBI job, until it becomes apparent that Marie's intrusive ways may be his undoing.

Frasier mistakenly thinks that he has a secret admirer while he's dating an attractive new woman.

Niles has to move in with Frasier after his divorce leaves him strapped for cash.

Jesse Burgess and Desiree Burch.

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.

Homer persuades a hipster couple to move in next door, but their friendship soon starts to deteriorate.

Thanks to his new catchphrase, 'I didn't do it', Bart becomes famous, getting his own TV series and releasing a range of merchandise.

Lee and Emma host the week's first visit at their hotel in Fife, where the B&Bers get into the swing of things on a golf course.

Winnie and Ashley hope their guests will lap up the luxury of their glampsite in Clydebank, with hot tubs, bubbly and a Loch Lomond boat trip up their sleeves.

Two B&Bers don't feel so sweet about their suite at father and daughter Jav and Sara's hotel in Seaburn, Sunderland.

Everything is going far too well on the week's final visit, to Gary and Chris's hotel in Blackpool. So naturally, the B&Bers root out some issues at breakfast.

Tension abounds on payment day, with a number of suspiciously low scores on the agenda. Who'll emerge from the vitriol victorious.

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

Can Team Papaya - McLaren - take the Constructors' title this weekend? Or will their dreams of glory be postponed? The answer will be revealed under the lights of the Marina Bay Circuit.

Self-confessed 'nerd' Ismaeel bids to become Year 7's representative at the student parliament. New maths teacher Mr Geary has his work cut out with the more challenging students.

First episode of a two-part special following one of Bedfordshire Police's biggest ever murder investigations. As detectives investigate, the case grows darker and more dangerous.

Byron Bay Killings: Near Byron Bay's famous beaches, 67 women have gone missing, presumed dead. No killer's ever been found. Can an Australian politician find answers.