In east Devon, master wheelwrights Greg and Mike Rowland embark on a new commission - building a gun carriage to sit aboard the HMS Warrior.

Kirstie Allsopp helps Rachael and Mark find a home in Woking before baby number two arrives. And Phil Spencer's with Indu and Jason, who need a new home in a hurry in Surrey. (S32 Ep1).

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

I'm Okay, You're Defective: Sam is horrified when, after six pregnancy-free months with Rebecca, she suggests they see a fertility specialist. Frasier and Lilith make wills. (S10 Ep11/26).

Go Mate: Rebecca and Sam take advantage of a quiet weekend in a hotel to ponder their plans for parenthood, leaving the gang at the bar seeking a way to beat the winter blues. (S10 Ep12/26).

Don't Shoot. I'm Only the Psychiatrist: Frasier brings a group of patients suffering from low self-esteem to the bar so that they can experience a regular social situation. (S10 Ep13/26).

No Rest for the Woody: Woody takes a second job to pay for Kelly's engagement ring, but after days of back-to-back shifts with virtually no sleep, he starts hallucinating. (S10 Ep14/26).

Debra at the Lodge: When Debra accepts a position at Frank's lodge to help plan a recruitment party, Ray resents how much time she is spending away from home. (S8 Ep11).

Slave: Ray and Debra inadvertently leave the twins home alone and are impressed with Ally when she takes care of them, so they offer her lots of other work. (S8 Ep12).

Roz's Krantz & Gouldenstein Are Dead: Roz serves a community service order at a retirement home, but all the people she looks after pass away. (S4 Ep15).

The Unnatural: Frasier tries to stop Frederick from realising that he's a less-than-perfect father when he fills in on the radio station's baseball team. (S4 Ep16).

Family adventure with Isabela Moner, Eva Longoria and Michael Peña. Everyone's favourite young explorer must track down her parents, who are missing in Peru.

Animated adventure. In the ogre's fourth feature-length escapade, Shrek makes an unwise bargain with Rumpelstiltskin. With the voices of Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz and Eddie Murphy.

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

Dance teacher Karen has sold up in the UK and is after a permanent place in Charente for £210k. Will any of Jean Johansson's options make Karen feel footloose.

Are They Now?: Have British craft brewers managed to crack the Portuguese beer market? And are a couple of hair stylists still making the cut in Benidorm? (S5 Ep5).

The new series continues. The heat is on as Terry and Ashley take out floorboards to fit a fireplace. And will Krys and Tim's final pool renovations go swimmingly? (S5 Ep15).

The new run continues. Samantha and her dad Simon search for Samantha's dream holiday home in Estepona, for £180k. Will any of the places Lee Juggurnauth shows them be the one.

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

Gaza Weddings: Love Under Fire: In Gaza, young couples are getting married amid the mass destruction. Unreported World follows two couples making plans and rebuilding their lives.

What's the Big Deal: Natalie works up a sweat to see if natural deodorants are worth the hype. Plus: why are we fired up over home pizza ovens? And do 'smart scales' really work? (Ep3/4).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep10).

From Richard Ayoade and Alan Carr to Claudia Winkleman and Mel Giedroyc, strap in for some spectacular quizzing fails, in a special compilation episode with Jimmy Carr and co. (Ep3/4).

Jimmy Carr presents as Sarah Millican and Josh Widdicombe take on Alan Carr and Thanyia Moore. The Delightful Sausage join Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley. (S27 Ep1).

Breezy body-swap romcom. Following a disastrous birthday party, teen Jenna wishes she was '30, flirty and thriving'. And boom, she's Jennifer Garner with a fancy flat and a cool job.

El Greco: Gordon Ramsay visits struggling Greek restaurant El Greco, where the owners have secretly recruited 'Chef Mike' the microwave to help them out on a daily basis. (S5 Ep9/17).

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. (S7 Ep8/12).

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate chicken Kiev.

Cumbria. Hotel duty manager Andrew welcomes his guests to a hotel-themed night, with 'five-star' food including 'early reservation fishcakes' and a 'do not disturb truffle'. (Ep1/5).

Cumbria. On the second day of the competition, cocky fitness fanatic Jonny plans a meaty menu. And his guests get to see more of him than they bargained for. (Ep2/5).

Cumbria. Sheepdog trainer Katy divides opinion with her prawns cooked on an open fire and her potent home-made horseradish sauce. But her shepherding demonstration is a hit. (Ep3/5).

Cumbria. Holly shows her love of her county by serving Cumbrian scallops and chorizo followed by Cumberland sausage. But her Penrith fudge pudding is too much for some. (Ep4/5).

Cumbria. On the final night of the competition, estate agent Wendy organises a Friday night disco with some surprises for her guests. (Ep5/5).

My Son, the Father: Carla makes the most of her son's decision to become a priest. Sam aims to get even with John Hill after breaking a tooth on his restaurant's crab salad. (S10 Ep15/26).

One Hugs, the Other Doesn't: A performance by children's entertainer Nanny Gee in honour of Frederick's second birthday helps to shed some light on Frasier's romantic past. (S10 Ep16/26).

A Diminished Rebecca with a Suspended Cliff: Woody's cousin Russell, a talented pianist, arrives in town. Rebecca hires him to play at the bar, but he falls in love with her. (S10 Ep17/26).

Whose Side Are You On?: After discovering that Debra places bets with the kids on his strange behaviour, Ray is disturbed to find out that his children now think he's a 'doof'. (S8 Ep13).

Lateness: Fed up with his wife's constant tardiness, Ray leaves Debra at home, rather than taking her to an awards ceremony. (S8 Ep14).

Party Dress: Ray and Debra disagree over whether they should buy an expensive dress for Ally to wear to a friend's formal 13th birthday party. (S8 Ep15).

Animated adventure featuring the voices of Jennifer Garner, Mila Kunis, John Oliver and Matthew Broderick. A girl's imaginary theme park comes to life when her mum goes to hospital.

Bart Gets Famous: Thanks to his new catchphrase, 'I didn't do it', Bart becomes famous, getting his own TV series and releasing a range of merchandise. (S5 Ep12/22).

Homer and Apu: When Apu loses the Kwik-E-Mart, he moves in with the Simpsons. And then Homer joins him on a pilgrimage to the first ever Kwik-E-Mart, in the Himalayas. (S5 Ep13/22).

The Boy Who Knew Too Much: Bart is witness when Mayor Quimby's nephew is falsely accused of assaulting a French butler. But to testify, he has to admit to skipping school. (S5 Ep20/22).

Lady Bouvier's Lover: Grampa and Mr Burns compete for the affections of Marge's mum. (S5 Ep21/22).

The Winter of Our Monetized Content: Homer and Bart become viral sensations. Meanwhile, Lisa is sent to detention and is forced to make licence plates. (S31 Ep1/22).

The week kicks off at The Red Lion in Charing Heath, Kent, where the B&Bers are treated to a masterclass in hospitality. And one guest reveals their combative side.

In East Sussex, Dean and Becky hope their unique glamping digs - including a converted army truck and a horsebox - will have the B&Bers raving. If only.

Helen and Phil host at their hotel in West Sussex. After rave reviews about their décor and a banging breakfast, why do they have an axe to grind at feedback.

At Sam and Claudia's self-catering studios in Dorset, one couple find a problem in the toilet, before battle lines are drawn at a tank museum.

Payment day promises to be a fiery affair, with two sets of B&Bers set for a head-on collision about their marking. And then we find out who's won.

for Stand Up To Cancer: Jim Howick, Gloria Hunniford OBE, Ellie Goldstein and Jamali Maddix take on brandy snaps and reveal all with a showstopping 'best kept secret' cake. (S8 Ep5).

The new search for the UK's most exciting amateur pianists starts at London's Liverpool Street station, with some star power, a tarot reader and an encounter with a dinner lady. (S3 Ep1).

Baker: The hopefuls are tested on taming invasive species and caring for the farm's landscapes, before holding their own in the hustle and bustle of the livestock mart. (S2 Ep6).

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

Largest Ship: The virtually untold story of the Titanic's construction, and how 15,000 men toiled day and night in life-threatening conditions to create a floating city.

Best pals David Baddiel and Hugh Dennis bike through France, starting in the beautiful seaside resort of Arcachon, before heading to Bordeaux and the Garonne canal. (Ep1/4).

Highlights: The Jeddah Corniche is the fastest street circuit on the calendar. With an average speed of 250kmh, even the tiniest error can mean an early bath. Who will take pole.

BAFTA-winning documentary about the hugely talented Brazilian F1 driver Ayrton Senna, who died in a tragic crash at the age of 34 after winning three world titles.

Michon's: Gordon Ramsay visits a family-run smokehouse in Atlanta. Can Gordon help the unwell owner address his daughter's hands-off management style? (S5 Ep11/17).

Hurricane the husky meets excitable lurcher Peaches. And live-wire Jack Russell Rosie chases butterflies, cats, and now 10-year-old Mitchell. Is her need for speed a bit too much? (S4 Ep7).

Desiree Burch joins Joe Lycett for some snow-filled shenanigans in Lapland, where they have a crack at ice fishing and get carried away on a sleigh-ride. (S12 Ep2/5).

Actor and comedian Will Arnett joins Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer in a compilation of highlights from Sunday Brunch.

Bart's Inner Child: Self-help guru Brad Goodman encourages the population of Springfield to act more like Bart, with disastrous consequences. Guest starring James Brown. (S5 Ep7/22).

The Last Temptation of Homer: Homer falls for his beautiful new colleague Mindy Simmons (guest star Michelle Pfeiffer), who shares his love of doughnuts. (S5 Ep9/22).

Homer and Apu: When Apu loses the Kwik-E-Mart, he moves in with the Simpsons. And then Homer joins him on a pilgrimage to the first ever Kwik-E-Mart, in the Himalayas. (S5 Ep13/22).

The Boy Who Knew Too Much: Bart is witness when Mayor Quimby's nephew is falsely accused of assaulting a French butler. But to testify, he has to admit to skipping school. (S5 Ep20/22).

Lady Bouvier's Lover: Grampa and Mr Burns compete for the affections of Marge's mum. (S5 Ep21/22).

The Winter of Our Monetized Content: Homer and Bart become viral sensations. Meanwhile, Lisa is sent to detention and is forced to make licence plates. (S31 Ep1/22).

License to Hill: Rebecca insists she can run the bar while Sam plays poker, but her management skills crumble when she realises she let the licence to serve alcohol expire. (S10 Ep18/26).

Rich Man, Wood Man: The gang step in when Woody returns a changed man from an all-expenses-paid holiday with his rich girlfriend Kelly. Frasier decides to get in shape. (S10 Ep19/26).

Smotherly Love: Rebecca tries to persuade Sam to make Norm pay his bar tab after Norm has a big win on a bet. Frasier wants Lilith to confront her overbearing mother Betty. (S10 Ep20/26).

Security: After Robert takes a second job selling security systems, he reveals that he's been asked to join the firm and is mulling over retiring from the police force. (S8 Ep16).

The Ingrate: Debra is hurt when Ray receives an honorary doctorate and thanks everyone except her in his acceptance speech. (S8 Ep17).

Secrets of a Successful Marriage: Homer teaches a marriage guidance class but divulges a load of secrets about Marge and ends up in the doghouse. (S5 Ep22/22).

Deep Space Homer: NASA recruit Homer and Barney to make the organisation more appealing to the common man. When Barney falls off the wagon, Homer gets chosen to go into space. (S5 Ep15/22).

Challenge with Sandi Toksvig: The miniaturists compete to create miniature toiletries for a 1920s bathroom, including tiny perfume bottles and shaving brushes. (Ep2/8).

Homer Loves Flanders: Homer realises that he likes Flanders and starts to hang around with him all the time. Unfortunately, Flanders realises that he's not so keen on Homer. (S5 Ep16/22).

Larry Lamb tells us about his debut novel. Harlem Globetrotter Moose Weekes talks about the iconic basketball team's UK tour. Plus: Nikita Kuzman, Siena Kelly, Betty Boo and Prima Queen.

Burns' Heir: When Bart wins a competition to become Mr Burns' heir, he must choose between his boring family and the rich, over-indulgent power plant owner. (S5 Ep18/22).

Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song: Bart gets Principal Skinner sacked and Flanders takes over at the school. Out of work, Skinner befriends his erstwhile nemesis Bart. (S5 Ep19/22).

The Fat Blue Line: Fat Tony is framed, and Chief Wiggum must exonerate him. Homer uses his backside as a pickpocketing decoy. (S31 Ep3/22).

Challenge with Sandi Toksvig: The miniaturists compete to create miniature toiletries for a 1920s bathroom, including tiny perfume bottles and shaving brushes. (Ep2/8).

Deep Space Homer: NASA recruit Homer and Barney to make the organisation more appealing to the common man. When Barney falls off the wagon, Homer gets chosen to go into space. (S5 Ep15/22).

Homer Loves Flanders: Homer realises that he likes Flanders and starts to hang around with him all the time. Unfortunately, Flanders realises that he's not so keen on Homer. (S5 Ep16/22).

Carol Reed's evergreen musical based on Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, with Mark Lester starring as the young orphan in Victorian London. With Ron Moody and Oliver Reed.

Carol Reed's evergreen musical based on Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, with Mark Lester starring as the young orphan in Victorian London. With Ron Moody and Oliver Reed.

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

DIY queen Stacey Solomon helps homeowners salvage their half-built homes. Can she work her magic on Erick and Caroline's extension to bring their 'Japandi' vision back to life? (Ep1/6).

for Stand Up To Cancer: Actor Jodie Whittaker, singer Paloma Faith, comedian Munya Chawawa and TV personality Spencer Matthews make cake pops and recreate Prue and Paul in biscuit form.

Claudia Winkleman, Mika and Jon Batiste continue their search for amazing amateur pianists in Brighton station, where they hear some boogie-woogie and a song about a tapeworm. (S3 Ep2).

Some of the highlights and best bits from Series 18, as Britain's sharpest armchair critics share their insightful and passionate takes on TV's biggest and best shows.

Welcome to the first street circuit of the 2025 season. and it's also the fastest! Verstappen has won exactly half of the races held here since 2021. Can anyone challenge him this year.

Zocalo: Gordon Ramsay visits a floundering Mexican restaurant which has become an albatross around the necks of its owners, married couple Greg and Mary Russell. (S5 Ep12/17).

Bart Gets Famous: Thanks to his new catchphrase, 'I didn't do it', Bart becomes famous, getting his own TV series and releasing a range of merchandise. (S5 Ep12/22).

Cape Feare: When Sideshow Bob is released from prison after sending Bart threatening letters, the Simpsons are moved to Terror Lake under the witness relocation programme. (S5 Ep2/22).

Deep Space Homer: NASA recruit Homer and Barney to make the organisation more appealing to the common man. When Barney falls off the wagon, Homer gets chosen to go into space. (S5 Ep15/22).

Homer Loves Flanders: Homer realises that he likes Flanders and starts to hang around with him all the time. Unfortunately, Flanders realises that he's not so keen on Homer. (S5 Ep16/22).

Burns' Heir: When Bart wins a competition to become Mr Burns' heir, he must choose between his boring family and the rich, over-indulgent power plant owner. (S5 Ep18/22).

Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song: Bart gets Principal Skinner sacked and Flanders takes over at the school. Out of work, Skinner befriends his erstwhile nemesis Bart. (S5 Ep19/22).

Secrets of a Successful Marriage: Homer teaches a marriage guidance class but divulges a load of secrets about Marge and ends up in the doghouse. (S5 Ep22/22).

The Fat Blue Line: Fat Tony is framed, and Chief Wiggum must exonerate him. Homer uses his backside as a pickpocketing decoy. (S31 Ep3/22).

In Swindon, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Candice and Alistair, who dream of a proper family home, and James and Hayley, who have been searching for nine months. (S33 Ep1).

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

Take Me Out of the Ball Game: Sam returns to playing baseball but finds the other players much younger and less mature than he is. Frasier loses Lilith's favourite lab rat. (S10 Ep21/26).

Rebecca's Lover. Not: Rebecca's first boyfriend visits Boston, but she's unaware of the changes in his life. Sam starts a support group for people with stolen sports cars. (S10 Ep22/26).

Bar Wars VI: This Time It's for Real: The new owner of Gary's Old Town Tavern reacts badly to the latest prank by the gang, but is he really the dangerous character he seems? (S10 Ep23/26).

Heeeeeere's Cliffy!: Norm tricks Cliff into believing that one of his jokes is going to be used on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Sam and Woody install a satellite dish. (S10 Ep24/26).

Crazy Chin: Amy's parents put Robert on the defensive when they point out his strange habit of touching food to his chin before he eats it. (S8 Ep18).

The Nice Talk: When the MacDougalls are invited to spend Easter with the Barones, the families attempt to bond over a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle. (S8 Ep19).

Roz's Turn: When a spot opens up at the radio station for a new talk-show host, Roz decides that it's her turn to host her own show. (S4 Ep17).

Ham Radio: 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. (S4 Ep18).

Family comedy. Jim Carrey stars as a work-obsessed New York property developer whose life is turned upside down when he receives a crate containing six live penguins.

Family fantasy comedy-adventure starring Jim Broadbent and Celia Imrie. A family of miniscule people live beneath the floorboards of a regular-sized family's house.

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

Mum and daughter Maria and Jess look for their dream holiday home on Portugal's Silver Coast for £130k. Will any of Ben Hillman's options be right up their street.

Are They Now?: Jo and Ed sink their savings into relocating their Spanish scuba diving business. In France, alpaca farmers Will and Sophie feel the financial pressure. (S5 Ep6).

The new series continues. Can Janet and Phillip meet the tall order of finishing their tower suite kitchen? Alison and Zion are days away from a wedding with a huge to-do list. (S5 Ep16).

Married couple Mo and Anthony are looking for a holiday apartment with sea views in Torremolinos on Spain's Costa del Sol. Laura Hamilton shows them what their £130k budget can buy.

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

Grub: The team celebrate British food. Kate finds out what's in golden syrup, John investigates beer bubbles in batter, Helen learns about Yorkshire puds and Briony's on the Scotch.

British Grub: The team celebrate UK food. Kate finds out what's in golden syrup, John investigates beer bubbles in batter, Helen learns about Yorkshire puds and Briony's on the Scotch.

Aldi vs Lidl: Denise van Outen takes a middle-aisle meander to reveal the secret ploys behind Aldi and Lidl's rivalry - from wine and wagyu beef to special offers and loyalty prizes. (Ep2).

At Royal Blackburn Hospital, the critical list team juggle urgent life or death cases. Repeat patient Tazeen has needles stuck in his neck and an 11-year-old could lose a testicle. (Ep 1).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep10).

From Susie Dent to Miquita Oliver and Bez, what do our top celebs think of Cocaine Bear, Glastonbury and much more? Oh, and Ricky Tomlinson, Sue Johnston and Antiques Roadshow. (S5 Ep3).

Leah faces a tough decision as she chooses between American lover Chad and her UK fling. Matt and Maria receive some devastating news. can Matt save their relationship? (Ep6/6).

Lock Up: I Don't Want to Be Me: Gypsy, who's had lifelong insecurities about her looks, starts on a path to change her appearance, while Ryan's own insecurities bubble up. (S1 Ep6).

Crime thriller with Liam Hemsworth and John Malkovich. When the associates of a mysterious gang lord get killed, two small-time dealers find themselves bang in trouble.

Grace goes all out for her birthday, but will a gatecrasher uncover hidden secrets? A shocking ultimatum forces someone to make an impossible choice, and Frankie takes drastic measures.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer take on the fast-moving West Midlands property market as they search for family homes for two couples with very specific needs. (S33 Ep2).

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

An Old-Fashioned Wedding Part 1: Kelly and Woody fight the desire to consummate their marriage before the ceremony. Carla predicts that the big day will be marred by disaster. (S10 Ep25/26).

An Old-Fashioned Wedding Part 2: 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. (S10 Ep26/26).

The Little Match Girl: 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. (S11 Ep1/28).

The Beer Is Always Greener: While Cheers is being redecorated, Norm, Cliff and the regulars are seduced by another bar. Is Woody and Kelly's marriage on the rocks? (S11 Ep2/28).

Blabbermouths: When Robert tells Ray that Amy filled him in on some juicy gossip about him, Ray decides to get even by sharing some nasty secrets of his own. (S8 Ep20).

The Model: A modelling agent tells Robert that he has a unique look and convinces him to pose for headshots with their in-house photographer. (S8 Ep21).

Three Dates and a Breakup (Part 1/2): Frasier goes on dates with three very different women, while Martin and Sherry consider splitting up. (S4 Ep19).

Three Dates and a Breakup (Part 2/2): Frasier and Niles celebrate Sherry's departure with glee, but she won't give up on Martin that easily. (S4 Ep20).

Daphne Hates Sherry: Daphne and Sherry just can't get on, so Daphne decides to stay at Niles's apartment. Naturally, Niles can't believe his luck. (S4 Ep21).

Are You Being Served?: Frasier attempts to console a distraught Niles after Maris sends him their divorce papers. (S4 Ep22).

Greg Miller, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Group, and co-owner of National Basketball Association team the Utah Jazz, dons a disguise to go undercover among his staff. (S5 Ep13/15).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Abercarn, Alixe and Loy transform a two-bed semi into a family home. But a quick flip turns into anything but when they cross swords over knocking through the living room. (S4 Ep5).

In Buckinghamshire's Chiltern Hills, Henry Cole uncovers an anvil and Simon O'Brien finds an old dresser, which he thinks could become a wildlife sanctuary for birds and insects. (S4 Ep25).

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

Jasmine Harman helps Leigh from Kent look for a holiday home on stunning Tenerife. With a £300k budget, and the help of her nephew Sammy, can they find the one.

Are They Now?: Anthony and Ian swap an established B&B in France for a building site in Spain. And has bike tour operator Cliff kept his business motoring on as a lone rider? (S5 Ep7).

The new series continues. It's Alison and Zion's wedding day - will it all go without a hitch? Plus: Donna and Paul are keen to move into their gîte, but ceilings would be useful. (S5 Ep17).

The new run continues. Fiona and Andy look for their perfect place in the sun-kissed town of Mojácar for their £210k. Will a beachfront bolthole with not one but four pools be the one.

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

To finally call their chapel home, Keith and Marj need a bedroom! Marj gilds a vintage mirror and Keith takes on storage solutions, before they enjoy a Welsh love spoon workshop. (S2 Ep4/4).

Spaces: George follows the build of a life-changing camper van and a deliciously clever cupcake-inspired build. Plus: Portugal's thinnest house squeezed between two churches. (S13 Ep5).

Justice: From speeding, and a gangland murder to fighting against a defendant's deportation - the defence barristers face courtroom battles with life-changing consequences. (Ep2).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep10).

Jo hasn't been chatted up in years and seeks someone 'feral, but not too feral'. Jewellery designer Marina is looking for a Christian who believes in no sex before marriage. (S22 Ep5).

Heartfelt fact-based comedy-drama. Kevin Hart stars as a widower who is suddenly sprung into single fatherhood after his wife dies a day after giving birth.

The unique clinic that offers life-changing support and treatments. Mia L, who has alopecia, wants to rebuild her confidence. And Mia R explores facial feminisation surgery. (Ep1/4).

Gaza Weddings: Love Under Fire: In Gaza, young couples are getting married amid the mass destruction. Unreported World follows two couples making plans and rebuilding their lives.

An insight into one of the world's largest luxury estate agencies, UK Sotheby's International Realty. The brokers view a 40-acre mega mansion for a millionaire client.

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

Phil Spencer catches up with couples whose property searches took some surprise turns, from Essex to Aberdeen, and a two-year hunt in the Tyne Valley with an unexpected twist. (S32 Ep5).

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

The King of Beers: 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. (S11 Ep3/28).

The Magnificent Six: 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. (S11 Ep4/28).

Do Not Forsake Me, O My Postman: Cliff's ex-girlfriend Maggie returns to Cheers, heavily pregnant, claiming that the baby is his. Rebecca wants a jingle to advertise the bar. (S11 Ep5/28).

Teaching with the Enemy: Lilith tells Frasier that she's been having an affair with a colleague. Sam has to hire a bouncer when patrons of a biker bar start drinking at Cheers. (S11 Ep6/28).

The Mentor: A young man, Sam Gilula, arrives at Frank and Marie's, and everyone is surprised when he and Frank fondly embrace. (S8 Ep22).

Golf for It: Robert and Ray end up on a big guilt trip when they decide not to help Marie with a home project so that they can land a prime spot on the golf course. (S8 Ep23).

Ask Me No Questions: When Niles asks his brother if he and Maris should stay together, Frasier is required to give his answer some careful and considered thought. (S4 Ep23).

Odd Man Out: Frasier makes a spontaneous move when he realises that being single isn't all it's cracked up to be. (S4 Ep24).

Frasier's Imaginary Friend: 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. (S5 Ep1).

The Gift Horse: As Martin's 65th birthday approaches, Frasier and Niles attempt to outdo each other with their gifts for their father. (S5 Ep2).

Undercover bosses Amit Kleinberger, Randy DeWitt and Steve Greenbaum take another look inside their firms, but this time they each send an employee undercover in their place. (S5 Ep14/15).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In St Helens, Sami and Lennon take on a 1960s semi in one of our fastest renovations ever. But will their eye for a bargain cost them in a market where it's all about the finish? (S4 Ep6).

In Lincolnshire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet a mum and son restoring a historic windmill, and Sandy and Andy, who plan to open a glamping site on their farm. (S7 Ep22).

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

Best friends Tracey and Fran are pooling their finances to buy a holiday home together on the east coast of Fuerteventura. Can Danni Menzies find the perfect place for their £250k budget.

Are They Now?: Crazy golf course operators Willie and Paul take a swing at a new idea in Spain. And are gîte owners Lesley and Bernard living the quiet life that they hoped for? (S5 Ep8).

The new series continues. Jane and Rory are stumped by a large tree close to overhead cables. Sharon and Tim dig deep as they prepare for the arrival of a swimming pool. (S5 Ep18).

The new run continues. Claire and her daughter Judy take in the Cretan charm of Chania in their search for a dream holiday home. Will a 19th-century character-oozing house grab them.

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

Stuart and Scarlette help Carl and Lynn who've bought a bungalow in Leeds. But can they turn it around quick enough to fulfil their hope of being mortgage-free for retirement? (S3 Ep4).

Does good architecture have the power to heal? Kevin revisits Elinor and Born, who in 2017 built a clean-aired, hypoallergenic house, motivated by the extreme allergies of their two boys.

Luxury property developer Guy Phoenix embarks on his riskiest build yet: transforming a £16m apartment in Monaco into an opulent superhome. But things go wrong from the get-go. (Ep1/2).

Roofer Simon is critically injured from a two-storey fall onto concrete. While 97-year-old Doris is in Resus with a fast heart rate, Evelyn's burnt her finger on a cheese stick. (S34 Ep10).

Milky comes to A&E with possible life-changing injuries after a road crash. Shaun has had a bad parachute landing. And a six-year-old has an unknown object stuck in his throat. (S33 Ep1).

Claudia Winkleman, Mika and Jon Batiste continue their search for amazing amateur pianists in Brighton station, where they hear some boogie-woogie and a song about a tapeworm. (S3 Ep2).

Spin a Yarn: Gordon Ramsay tries to save the struggling Spin a Yarn restaurant. Despite an expensive refurbishment, the business is tearing apart its owners' marriage. (S5 Ep13/17).

After living with facial paralysis for 20 years, Gary wants to regain his smile. Hattie explores nose surgery. And Tiwonge's keen to put an end to hiding her facial scar. (Ep2/4).

At India's most luxurious hotels, staff prepare a lavish banquet for the Maharaja of Jaipur, meet the demands of a VIP jungle safari, and try to manage some incontinent elephants. (Ep1/3).

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

We revisit Shane, who dreamt of a new life on the north Kent coast, and Indu and Jason, who wanted a family home with potential in Guildford. Did they get what they wished for? (S36 Ep5).

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

The Girl in the Plastic Bubble: Frasier climbs out on to a high window ledge in protest when Lilith reveals she intends to spend a year sealed in a biosphere with her lover. (S11 Ep7/28).

Ill-Gotten Gaines: 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. (S11 Ep8/28).

Feelings. Whoa, Whoa, Whoa: 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. (S11 Ep9/28).

Daddy's Little Middle-Aged Girl: 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. (S11 Ep10/28).

The Home: Frank and Marie announce that they're moving into a retirement home and sell their house to Robert and Amy. (S9 Ep1).

Not So Fast: Ray and Debra are shocked to discover that Frank and Marie are going to be thrown out of their apartment. (S9 Ep2).

Halloween: Niles throws a fancy dress Halloween party to raise money for the Library Association. (S5 Ep3).

The Kid: Frasier tries to help Roz after the revelation about her pregnancy. And he's determined to find out who the father is. (S5 Ep4).

The 1000th Show: Frasier's self-importance over a professional milestone and his persistent sibling rivalry with Niles reach crisis point. (S5 Ep5).

Voyage of the Damned: 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. (S5 Ep6).

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. (S5 Ep15/15).

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Kelly and Gemma renovate a one-bed terrace in the middle of Brontë country, complete with a mummified rat. Can they flip this ramshackle hoarder's house into somebody's dream home? (S4 Ep7).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet author and broadcaster Bob Flowerdew in Norfolk, where Henry eyes up a pinball machine from a damp shed. But will it ever work again? (S7 Ep27).

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

On Portugal's beautiful Costa da Caparica, Laura Hamilton helps Caron and Ivo hunt for a holiday home that might become permanent. Can they find space for Ivo's bikes and Caron's clothes.

Are They Now?: Can organic farmer Ralph's new business bring home the bacon in Italy? In France, freak weather derails Kimmie and Matt's gîte-building project. (S5 Ep9).

The new series continues. Chris and Jolyon rush to complete a guest room renovation before friends arrive. Paul and Debbie are feeling boxed in as they fit their turret ensuite. (S5 Ep19).

The new run continues. Paula and Phil look for a place in the pretty resort of La Duquesa for £200k. Can a duplex built into the hills or a house that feels like home steal their hearts.

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

A lockdown cockapoo called Sunny's incessant barking is driving everyone crazy. But what is poor Sunny trying to say? And can trainer Victoria teach Maggie the collie to slow down? (S2 Ep4).

That Changed the World: After 100 turbulent days of Trump's second term - full of unprecedented political and economic decisions - we ask, is unpredictability part of the master plan.

Kayleigh's facial birthmark leaves her feeling unable to go out without make-up on. Ama Agyewaa's lost her hair and identity after having a baby and is desperate to get them back. (Ep3/4).

A gap in Samantha's teeth and Hugo's keloid scar have brought them to the clinic. And Sarah hopes to build her self-esteem after being left with what she sees as an unbalanced face. (Ep4/4).

Paramedics are called to a man with a history of strokes who's lost the ability to walk, a woman who's hit her head and a daughter whose mum has died suddenly. (S9 Ep7/10).

Charlie's: Gordon Ramsay visits Italian bistro Charlie's, where the pasta's soggy, the lasagne's a liability and the chef can't even cook a meatball. (S5 Ep10/17).

Ravneet Gill and Fred Sirieix enjoy some marvellous Mallorcan munch. They dine at Ca Na Toneta and culinary hot spot Patiki, and sample the famous ensaïmada. (S4 Ep2).

From speeding, and a gangland murder to fighting against a defendant's deportation - the defence barristers face courtroom battles with life-changing consequences. (Ep2).

In the romantic city of Udaipur, the hotel staff prepare for a secret marriage proposal. And VIP guests receive an elaborate welcome fit for royalty. (Ep2/3).

Jamie Oliver makes a sublime dukkah roast lamb feast with a fantastic hack to speed up cooking.

We catch up with two couples who hoped to settle in York. Kirstie helped Tom and Timna, who had a baby on the way, while Phil took Kirsty and Rich outside their comfort zone. (S32 Ep6).

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

Love Me, Love My Car: 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. (S11 Ep11/28).

Sunday Dinner: 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. (S11 Ep12/28).

Norm's Big Audit: 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. (S11 Ep13/28).

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Bar: Robin Colcord returns to Cheers, claiming to be destitute, but implies that he has hidden a stash of money somewhere on the premises. (S11 Ep14/28).

Angry Sex: Ray discovers that Debra becomes more passionate when she argues with Marie, so he concocts a series of lies in an attempt to boost his love life. (S9 Ep3).

P.T. & A: Ray informs an incensed Debra that the Parent Teacher Association have criticised her dress sense. (S9 Ep4).

My Fair Frasier: Frasier starts dating beautiful, dynamic lawyer Sam Pierce (Lindsay Frost), but could their conflicting careers end their relationship before it's properly begun? (S5 Ep7).

Desperately Seeking Closure: Frasier becomes determined to find out what went wrong when Sam breaks off their relationship. (S5 Ep8).

Perspectives on Christmas: Martin, Daphne, Niles and Roz each describe the tedious holiday season from their own differing perspectives. (S5 Ep9).

Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name: 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. (S5 Ep10).

John Hartmann, a former FBI agent and the president and CEO of Chicago-based hardware co-operative True Value, goes incognito among his workforce. (S6 Ep1/13).

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In Rhosybol on Anglesey, Nia and Marc transform a bedraggled bungalow into a renewable eco-home. But will the extra cost of the green tech translate into a profit? (S4 Ep8).

In Birmingham, the lads fall out over a bench that Henry thinks is worth something. Who'll have the last laugh? (S7 Ep28).

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

Vicky and Tom are retiring early and moving permanently to the coastal town of Lagos on Portugal's Algarve. Can Laura Hamilton find their perfect place for £235k.

Are They Now?: In Spain, yoga teacher Tessa risks everything to start hosting weddings, and in Portugal, restaurateurs Romain and Ana reap the rewards of their hard work. (S5 Ep10).

The new series continues. Tim and Krys want to revamp their abandoned orangery, but it's flooded! The Hutsons take on a tree that's precariously close to an ancient greenhouse. (S5 Ep20).

The new run continues. Julie and Amanda want somewhere to unwind and relax in Lot et Garonne. Will a riverside townhouse or a stone house with land aplenty have the 'je ne sais quoi.

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

What's the Big Deal: Natalie's sent to sniff out the real deal when it comes to dupe perfumes. And are robot vacuums, massage guns and vegetable choppers really worth the hype? (Ep4/4).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep11).

Hilarious highlights from the comedy quiz show, with Kevin Bridges, Miranda Hart, Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer, Micky Flanagan, Ruth Jones, Big Narstie, Rob Beckett, Judi Love and more. (Ep4/4).

Da-da, da-da, da-da-da-da, DOOF! Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Dan Tiernan take on Richard Ayoade and Katherine Ryan. With John Kearns. (S26 Ep1).

Horror with Michael Peña, Lucy Hale and Maggie Q, inspired by the 70s TV series. Five visitors to a luxury island are promised their wildest desires - but there are conditions.

Café Hon: The Café Hon restaurant in Baltimore is struggling because its owner has alienated the local community. Can Gordon help? (S5 Ep14/17).

Doug Guller, the CEO of restaurant chain Bikinis Sports Bar and Grill, goes undercover, posing as a reality show contestant, to work alongside staff in his Texas-based company. (S6 Ep11/13).

Lancashire. Dry-cleaning manager Valerie plans a local menu with a twist, including 'deconstructing' her lamb hotpot and adding Burnley's favourite liqueur to her trifle. (Ep1/5).

Lancashire. Will dance teacher Nicky's American pie impress her American guest, Peggy? And joker Steve brings his own brand of humour to the table. (Ep2/5).

Lancashire. The third host, outspoken outsourcing manager Steve, has offended some of his female rivals, so he's planning a charm offensive - and a spicy menu. (Ep3/5).

Lancashire. American host Peggy hopes that her Arizona-themed extravaganza will secure her the prize. But will friction in the group scupper her chances of success? (Ep4/5).

Lancashire. Sales manager Andy plans to dazzle his guests with a gastro menu of the finest locally sourced ingredients and his food expertise. (Ep5/5).

Loathe and Marriage: 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. (S11 Ep15/28).

Is There a Doctor in the Howe?: 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. (S11 Ep16/28).

The Bar Manager, the Shrink, His Wife and Her Lover: As Frasier tries to seduce Rebecca, Lilith returns unexpectedly and interrupts them, then demands some answers from Sam. (S11 Ep17/28).

The Last Picture Show: Frasier, Cliff, Norm and Woody try to relive the drive-in movie experiences of their youth. Sam puts Gus in charge of the bar for a night. (S11 Ep18/28).

Bar Wars VII: The Naked Prey: On St Patrick's night, Sam takes a bet that Cheers will make more money than Gary's Old Town Tavern, and Woody is the target of practical jokes. (S11 Ep19/28).

P.T. & A: Ray informs an incensed Debra that the Parent Teacher Association have criticised her dress sense. (S9 Ep4).

Ally's F: Debra wants Ally to pay more attention at school after she gets a poor mark, but Ray thinks that her teacher may be to blame. (S9 Ep5).

The Zoo Story: 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. (S5 Ep12).

Ski Lodge: Frasier's plans for a family holiday end in a romantic farce involving the Cranes, Daphne, her friend and a ski instructor. (S5 Ep14).

Room Service: When Lilith pays a surprise visit, powerful old feelings are stirred up in Frasier and some surprising new ones in Niles. (S5 Ep15).

Beware of Greeks: Frasier must confront an old family grudge with Aunt Zora when he runs into his cousin Nikos, who is getting married. (S5 Ep16).

Kamp Krusty: Bart fakes his school report so that Homer will let him and Lisa go to Kamp Krusty. But the summer camp turns out to be a sweatshop and Bart leads an uprising. (S4 Ep1/22).

Gorillas on the Mast: Homer buys a boat but is shocked when he finds out how much it costs to run it. Lisa frees a whale, so Bart frees a gorilla. (S31 Ep5/22).

Marge the Lumberjill: Marge worries that her life is boring, so she takes up timbersports and moves to Oregon. (S31 Ep6/22).

Brother Can You Spare Two Dimes?: Mr Burns tricks Homer into not suing him for a work-related injury by telling him he's won a bogus prize. (S3 Ep24/24).

Professionals: The culinary competition with a twist returns. In Sheffield, the Butcher and Catch take on Plesters' international cuisine and The Garrison's fine dining. (S2 Ep1/20).

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.

Claudia Winkleman, Mika and Jon Batiste continue their search for amazing amateur pianists in Brighton station, where they hear some boogie-woogie and a song about a tapeworm. (S3 Ep2).

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

Baker: The hopefuls design a tourist experience and prove their ability to look after the farm's structures by breathing new life into a building. Who'll make it to the final? (S2 Ep7).

New Zealand has some of the world's most spectacular landscapes. On South Island, two scenic rail lines cross jaw-dropping landscapes, with mountains, gorges and immense waterfalls. (Ep1/2).

David Baddiel and Hugh Dennis explore the majestic Canal de Garonne and discover the only Rembrandt not in a museum, before heading through Moissac into Toulouse. (Ep2/4).

Jason Statham reunites with director Guy Ritchie to give it both barrels as a mysterious hardman working for a money truck firm that keeps getting hit. But is he an inside man.

Brian De Palma's crime thriller with Al Pacino. An ex-con, fresh out of jail, flamboyantly declares his plan to go straight. But his criminal past just won't let him go.

Chiarella's: Gordon Ramsay visits South Philadelphia, where struggling family-run restaurant Chiarella's is pushing owners Tommy and Dina DeFino's marriage to the brink. (S5 Ep15/17).

American bulldog 'Buddy the clown' throws his weight around with Katie and James. Terrier Tiddles has a makeover. And does Jacks the Jack Russell have small dog syndrome? (S4 Ep4).

Vets James and Bolu welcome little litters into the world. Will Labrador Bella have the girl puppy Holly craves? Kaylee thought guinea pig Splodge was a boy. But Splodge is pregnant! (Ep1).

Brother Can You Spare Two Dimes?: Mr Burns tricks Homer into not suing him for a work-related injury by telling him he's won a bogus prize. (S3 Ep24/24).

Kamp Krusty: Bart fakes his school report so that Homer will let him and Lisa go to Kamp Krusty. But the summer camp turns out to be a sweatshop and Bart leads an uprising. (S4 Ep1/22).

Gorillas on the Mast: Homer buys a boat but is shocked when he finds out how much it costs to run it. Lisa frees a whale, so Bart frees a gorilla. (S31 Ep5/22).

Marge the Lumberjill: Marge worries that her life is boring, so she takes up timbersports and moves to Oregon. (S31 Ep6/22).

Look Before You Sleep: While his apartment block is being fumigated, Sam can't go home, and he locks himself out of the bar. But he turns down Rebecca's offer to put him up. (S11 Ep20/28).

Woody Gets an Election: Frasier has a bet against Sam that Woody would get at least 10% of the vote if he ran for city councillor. But then Woody's opponent suffers a scandal. (S11 Ep21/28).

It's Lonely on the Top: Carla's promoted to bartender and her drunken celebration leads to a night of passion with one of the Cheers regulars, but she can't recall who it was. (S11 Ep22/28).

Rebecca Gaines, Rebecca Loses Part 1: Rebecca impresses Kelly's father and is thrilled when he invites her over to his house, but the evening isn't what she was expecting. (S11 Ep23/28).

Boys' Therapy: The women pressure Ray and Frank to join Robert at one of his therapy sessions. Instead, they head to the racetrack. (S9 Ep6).

Debra's Parents: Debra invites her divorced parents over for Thanksgiving. When Ray walks in on them making love, he and Debra mistakenly assume that they're getting back together. (S9 Ep7).

Challenge with Sandi Toksvig: The miniaturists create a Victorian nursery containing a pram, a rocking horse and a doll's house replica of the mini mansion. (Ep3/8).

Self Esteem chats about her new music. Tasha Ghouri talks about her book. There's live music from Bradley Simpson and Nieve Ella. Plus: Edith Bowman and Kyle Soller.

Go Big or Go Homer: Homer mentors a middle-aged intern and inspires him to follow his dreams. What's the worst that could happen? (S31 Ep2/22).

Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?: Todd loses his faith in God. Homer and Ned share a near-death experience. (S31 Ep9/22).

Homer the Heretic: Homer has a vision from God and decides to start his own religion, which doesn't go down too well with the neighbours. (S4 Ep3/22).

Livin La Pura Vida: Marge's dream multi-family holiday in Costa Rica is ruined when Homer discovers that he gets along with Patty's new girlfriend. (S31 Ep7/22).

Romantic drama based on Arthurian legend, starring Richard Gere, Sean Connery and Julia Ormond. Can nomadic swordsman Lancelot contain his love for King Arthur's fiancée.

George takes inspiration from Japan, to help Rachel and Sarah with their Victorian terrace. And have a young couple taken on too much with a listed 17th-century cottage? (S7 Ep2/5).

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

Stacey helps Jo and Darryl, whose seaside dream in Devon has turned into a nightmare. Can Stacey turn the tide and help them realise their dream of an upside-down living space? (Ep2/6).

for Stand Up To Cancer: Danny Dyer, Rhod Gilbert, Leigh Francis and Yinka Bokinni make mini biscuit people and a fancy tea-time classic, and recreate their biggest failure in cake form.

On a sweltering-hot day in Sheffield, Claudia, Mika and Jon encounter a professional footballer with the sweetest voice, an unexpected trumpet, and a tune inspired by a fish. (S3 Ep3).

What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of this week's biggest and best TV programmes? (S25 Ep11).