Deacon unwittingly befriends Doug's nemesis from his school days, which causes problems in their friendship.

When Doug and Carrie visit Doug's parents in Florida, Carrie asks Deacon and Kelly to join them so that they won't be able to stay with her in-laws.

Pa: Arthur ruins Carrie's job interview.

When Ray and Debra have an argument about their new can opener, Marie, Frank and Robert can't help getting involved.

Is Ray right to be sceptical when Frank uncharacteristically displays a keen interest in his work.

When Ray and Debra draw up their wills, their choice of replacement guardians for the kids doesn't go down well.

When Martin continues his 20-year obsession with solving a murder, Frasier steps in with his own theory: that the killer was a monkey.

Frasier attempts to work his psychoanalysis on a self-confessed lazy criminal who's masquerading as the 'real' Frasier Crane.

Stunning pop psychologist Honey Snow makes quite an impression on Frasier, against his better judgement.

Sam breezes into town and updates Frasier on the lives of the Cheers gang. But it's soon apparent that he's on the run from a sex addict.

The guys find a mountain of motorcycles, but can they get through the avalanche of booby traps? Plus: a stubborn collector and a warehouse mega-pick.

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Professionals: Can Lost Property's surf-and-turf sharing boards make waves in Middlesbrough? And will Finkle and Green's small plates and Banh Mi's pan-Asian food impress.

In Shropshire, Simon O'Brien turns a redundant telescope into an unusual light, while Henry Cole restores a vintage Italian moped to take for a spin.

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

Sue and Albert love spending quality time on holiday with their children and grandchildren. Can Lee Juggurnauth find the perfect bolthole for them in their beloved Benalmádena for £190k.

Louise and Paul uncover their 300-year-old French hamlet's fascinating past. In Italy, there's more damage to ancient fragile structures in Ivano and Tracey's trulli village.

The new series continues. Breakfast is still sowing discord for Nichola and Roy. Jacqui and Rob fail to learn from their mistakes. And Michelle's curdled curry leaves a bad taste.

Sara Damergi helps Bernie and Vernon find a holiday home on Fuerteventura, even though Vernon's never been there! Can they find the perfect place for their £150k.

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

Luke Charters, MP for Outer York, explains Labour's plan to reduce antisocial behaviour and make Britain's high streets safer.

the Year: Kevin McCloud explores houses that channel vacation vibes, from sun-filled sanctuaries to tropical paradises and Japanese tranquillity. But which will be shortlisted.

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

Air ambulance medics race to help a teen with major brain injury after a car collision. And 10-year-old Jack is confused and nauseous from a bang on the head.

Margaret showcases a £17m manor in Jersey, complete with Versace-style reception rooms, a wine cellar and a labyrinth garden. And there's a tense valuation for Ian in Cornwall.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen enjoys a heavenly Venetian palazzo, delights his senses at a kawaii home with ice cream lights and cotton candy walls, and gets tickled pink at a shrine.

Thrilling drama set in a mysterious Scottish holiday park. The picture-perfect Henderson family try to escape their past at Summerwater, but Becky and Alex go down dangerous paths.

Touching black-and-white road movie starring Joaquin Phoenix. A journalist travels the US, conducting interviews with young people and connecting with his nephew.

Cures: Three trailblazing scientists take on cancer, changing peoples' lives right now. Can Prof Sarah Blagden's breakthrough vaccine stop lung cancer before it even starts.

Denise Van Outen discovers how Lidl and Aldi are taking on the big-name stores with their festive middle aisles. Can you have a lavish Christmas on the cheap.

Kirstie Allsopp and the team help a couple from Wembley who own a flat but almost no furniture.

Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp meet the Oberoi family from Harrow, who are at loggerheads over whether to sell or radically refurbish their overcrowded home.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Pam Ayres in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Doug sabotages Carrie's relationship with her new colleagues. Spence and Danny use Arthur as a 'babe magnet'.

When Spence finds out that his ex-girlfriend Denise is getting married, he asks Doug, Deacon and Danny to help him change her mind.

Arthur convinces Spence to join him for a big shuffleboard tournament, but shuffleboard brings back dark memories for Spence.

Debra's hippy sister turns up unexpectedly at the house to announce that she's decided to become a nun.

Ray's upset when Debra says he's just like his cousin, so he turns to his family for reassurance.

In an effort to get along with her mother-in-law, Debra spends a whole day cooking with Marie. Ray reluctantly agrees to take Robert and Frank to a car show.

When Frasier innocently searches for his missing book in Daphne's room, he inadvertently digs himself into a big financial hole.

Sibling rivalry is rampant in the Crane household as Frasier and Niles compete for election into a prestigious gentlemen's club.

Frasier's nominated for a prestigious broadcasting award but has to call in a bodyguard when he's pestered by an unlikely stalker.

When Frasier realises he's never heard his father say 'I love you' to him, he decides to crash his dad's fishing trip with Niles for some father-son bonding.

On the trail of two vintage Harley-Davidsons in Pennsylvania, Frank gets more than he bargained for when one bike collector takes a liking to him.

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Professionals: In Northern Ireland, there's a Pavarotti proclamation and salsa splendour as Mourne Seafood Bar take on Top of the Town and Gnostic.

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole are in North Wales, where Simon attempts his craziest restoration yet, turning the carcass of an old Land Rover into a garden seat.

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

Debbie and Graham want to find their very own holiday home in the beautiful town of Oliva, in the south of Spain's Valencia region. Can Sara Damergi find the perfect place for their £80k.

In France, Liz and Dave battle storms to save a crumbling cottage. In Montenegro, Anya hopes to bring new life to a mountain village.

The new series continues, with an event-hosting challenge. The stress takes its toll at Michelle and Steve's Mad Hatters tea party, but Roy rises to the challenge of his baking class.

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.

Andrew Griffith MP, the Shadow Secretary of State for Business and Trade of the UK, sets out the Conservative Party plan to help struggling high street businesses.

Gordon and Lisa are fulfilling Gordon's late mum's dream of transforming their 120-year-old cattle shed and milking parlour into their first home together.

the Cures: Trailblazing scientists are taking on cancer. Neurosurgeon Richard Mair hopes to create a world-first trial helping, and even saving, people with deadly brain cancer.

Meet the Family and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.

The Challenge, All Her Fault, Celebrity Race Across the World, Alan Carr's Picture Slam, Knife Edge and Emmerdale.

Gordon visits Cambridge, NY, where ex-military man John Imhof runs the Cambridge Hotel like a dictatorship, alienating his staff and guests.

Thrilling drama with Dougray Scott and Shirley Henderson. Annie's past is laid bare as the Campbells confront their future. Becky's risky pursuit of Gavin reveals his true colours.

The thrilling drama concludes. A tragic event at Summerwater reveals the best and worst of human nature, as divides deepen, families are brought together and lives are ripped apart.

Historical drama starring Samantha Morton as Catherine de Medici. Mary shares her side of the story of life in the royal court, including King Henri's death.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up a 1973 Mk3 Ford Cortina, once Britain's bestselling car but now something of a rarity.

In Northamptonshire, Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsopp help Ian and Sarah with their rural semi, which is bursting at the seams with their toddler and two dogs.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Pam Ayres in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

When beautiful dog-walker Holly is kicked out of her apartment, Arthur decides she should move into the basement with him.

Doug tries to pluck up the courage to ask Carrie to let him go to Vegas with the guys. Arthur visits a casino for orphans.

Doug feels neglected when Carrie begins to stay late at work every night doing overtime.

Ray worries that he has passed on 'stupid' genes to Michael because his son may be held back a year at school, just like Ray was.

Ray thinks that a family portrait would make a great Christmas present for his parents, until Marie and Debra clash over who counts as 'family'.

Ray and Debra have wildly differing opinions on how to react to the news that Ally has been bullying another child on the school bus.

Frasier gets a call from a woman who believes her husband, a fencing instructor, is having an affair. It's odd that Maris is now passionate about fencing.

Frasier learns some important new lessons and tactics in the fine art of contract negotiations from his agent Bebe.

When Frasier learns that one of Seattle's most famous restaurants is about to close, he visits to say goodbye and, in a moment of madness, offers to buy it.

After counselling his family and friends when all he wants is a little peace, Frasier comes to realise that sometimes you have to put others first.

Expert buyers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz hunt down hidden relics and treasures across the USA. The guys meet a family who have haggling in their blood.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Professionals: In Brighton and Hove, Planet India warm up the week with cosy curries. But can Bonsai Plant Kitchen impress and will Botanique's hydroponic farm make a splash.

In Norfolk, Simon O'Brien converts a trough into a bioethanol patio heater and Henry Cole uncovers a vintage stationary engine.

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

Carpenter David from Suffolk wants an apartment near the beach in Abruzzo on Italy's east coast. Craig Rowe shows him what his £45,000 can buy.

In Italy, Ivano and Tracey race to get their trulli village ready for guests. In Montenegro, Anya meets George, whose family used to live in the abandoned village she now owns.

The new series continues. As this week's hosts say au revoir to their final guests, the judges debate who deserves to go through to finals week and who should be sent home.

Trish and Ruth love Lanzarote so much that they want to buy a holiday home there, near the popular resort of Puerto del Carmen. Sara Damergi shows them what their £140k can buy.

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

Eilidh Munro, Scottish National Party candidate for Skye, Lochaber & Badenoch, discusses the SNP plan to help reduce energy costs for people in rural Scotland.

Luna the labradoodle needs a Christmas miracle to get past her fear of strangers. American bulldog Chico seeks love under the mistletoe. And can Jenny the terrier melt Rick's frosty heart.

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

Chris McCausland, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Adam Buxton dissect the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.

The drivers push to the limit as they battle for prime grid positions that could make or break their Sprint race. and their championship dreams.

Comedian Jon Richardson brings his sell-out live show to Blackpool's historic Grand Theatre, sharing his hilarious observations on daily life, from haircuts to crimes against dishwashing.

Wickedly funny comedy horror starring Samara Weaving. A bride finds herself being hunted down by her new in-laws when she's asked to observe a deadly family tradition.

Historical drama about Catherine de Medici. The planned kidnapping of King Francis goes awry, but Catherine devises a new plan to seize control of the country.

The teams attempt to double their £2000. Will a duo be sitting pretty after their make-up masterclass? Will a car novice run out of road? And who gets banned from social media.

Gordon visits the historic Juniper Hill Inn in Vermont, which looks like a million dollars but smells of sewage.

In Staffordshire, Kirstie Allsopp helps single mum Helen turn her bedroom into a place where she can also run her business.

Best Knitter: It's Kids Week! The knitters devise imaginative fancy dress outfits for the solo challenge, and craft intricate interactive wall hangings in teams.

Sam discovers an intimate secret about Diane's romance with Frasier - is he right in thinking that she's still madly in love with him.

The bar holds a Halloween fancy dress party. Cliff meets the woman of his dreams, who's dressed as Tinker Bell, but panics about their first date.

Sam unwittingly breaks his cardinal rule never to date a married woman and finds himself on the spot when her jealous husband suddenly appears.

When Ray agrees to go back to church, he soon discovers why Frank is happy to attend every week.

When Robert is injured in the line of duty, Ray realises that he is partly - although unwittingly - responsible.

Frasier has a new station boss - Kate Costas - and they get on like oil and water, especially when she moves his show to 2am.

Niles and Frasier decide to enter family therapy in an effort to get on better. Some hope.

Bart's upset about a new, all-girl Itchy and Scratchy. Then he joins an all-girl pranking crew, Bossy Riot.

Homer steals Comic Book Guy's car. Can he avoid a jail sentence.

Justin hosts at his traditional English pub, The Coachman Inn, in Hartford, Cheshire. But a breakfast bombshell and the nearby train station threaten to derail his guests' stay.

Tina and her daughter Kay welcome their rivals to the Foxhall Village Guest House in Blackpool. But the shared facilities don't wash with their guests.

Raqeeb and Raj hope to pip their rivals to the post with their slick operation and competitive pricing at the Douglas Hotel in Hartlepool. But will a dinner ding-dong scupper their chances.

Mike and Sue host at The Gables Pod Camping in Escomb, County Durham. Their guests are pleased with the pods, but some awkward tension leaves one guest on a sofa and another in a hot tub.

It's the final day and the B&Bers meet one last time to settle some scores and find out how much they've been paid. After some hosting, roasting and dust disputes, the winner's announced.

Family comedy with Michael Peña. A young lad discovers that his slacker dad is a superhero. And before he's got used to the idea, he must foil a villain's plot to bring his dad down.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back on one of their most turbulent builds ever - Amber and Martin's working from home transformation in Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire.

Kirstie and Phil head to South Wales to help Chris and Laura, who want to get out of their Bristol rental, and Bob and Lara, who've been outbid 10 times in competitive Cardiff.

Best Homes: Phil tours a clifftop masterpiece with spectacular harbour views, a beautiful family home in Remuera, and a Queenstown mountain retreat with an edge.

Go behind the scenes at Northern Ireland's largest and most beloved annual festive market in its 20th and grandest year, to meet the stallholders who bring Christmas to life.

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

Climb aboard for a festive treat as we ride the Bernina Express through spectacularly stunning Alpine landscapes, taking in snow-covered peaks, architectural wonders and majestic glaciers.

Sandi Toksvig embarks on one of the world's grandest rail trips, along the French Riviera, playground of the rich and famous, starting with Marseille to Saint-Tropez.

Celebrate with the people of Devon and Cornwall as they push the boat out for Christmas, from the Dartmouth steam train of lights to a Christmas tree made from ocean rubbish.

With the championship battle in the balance, every point is crucial. Roll up the final Sprint Race and the penultimate Qualifying of the season.

Thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. To free his kidnapped daughter, an ex US commando must agree to assassinate a South American president. But he's not as pliant as he seems.

Sci-fi drama starring Eva Green as an astronaut who gets the mission she's always dreamed of, but faces a tug-of-love between her personal and professional life.

The issues keep coming at the Juniper Hill Inn in Vermont. Can Gordon help the staff and owners to communicate? Or will he be forced to abandon ship.

Homer becomes a TV critic. Krusty joins the circus.

In South Wales, Rachael and Nick cook dishes they've never made before, Ameel shows off his powers of memory recall, and Angela bosses Jeff around as they prepare their no-nonsense menu.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

Kirstie and Phil are with Isabel and Louis, whose marital bliss is being shaken by their house. But with a healthy refurb budget, will they love it or list it.

Coach falls madly in love with a woman named Irene, who agrees to marry him. True to form, Sam takes a romantic interest in Irene's daughter.

Irene has won two million dollars on the lottery and called off the wedding, but Coach remains convinced that she'll come back to him on their big day.

A nervous Diane tries to create a good impression when she meets Frasier's mother Hester. But Hester gives Diane some dire warnings.

Carla's ex-husband Nick returns with his new bride, demanding custody of their eldest son. And everyone's shocked when Carla agrees to the request.

When Debra discovers that Ray taped over their wedding video with the Super Bowl, he has to go to extreme lengths to make it up to her.

Ray shows an interest in Ally's 'Hackidu' trading card hobby but inadvertently gives away her favourite 'Scramisaur' card.

When their least favourite aunt dies, Frasier and Niles are inspired to help Martin make his dream come true: to finish writing a song for Sinatra.

Station boss Kate doesn't object to the pranks that Bulldog plays on Frasier, despite Dr Crane's obvious discomfort.

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with Jason Donovan, Ross Noble and Mutya Buena, and music from James.

Lisa goes to Canada and refuses to leave. Marge desperately tries to get her back.

Wrap up warm and step into the snow for a wonderful animated adventure based on the bestselling bedtime book by Michael Rosen. Voiced by Olivia Colman, Pam Ferris and Mark Williams.

Charming animation with Julie Walters, Hugh Dancy and David Harewood. When a 14-foot snow creature throws a town into disarray, can Granny and Albert save the day.

Animated, fun-filled adventure based on the classic story by Judith Kerr. Sophie and her mummy are having tea when a tiger arrives at their door and eats them out of house and home.

2021 Bake Off finalist Chigs, 2020's Lottie and Manon and 2018's Antony compete to become Star Baker, before seeing the New Year in with a Riverdance performance.

We lift the lid on McVitie's as they take on the competitive Christmas biscuit market. And it's crunch time for the new white chocolate digestive. Will it be a hit.

Jamie Oliver brings festive flair to his gnarly fare. He makes cheesy filo parcels with a tangy cranberry dip, and festive-spiced root veg paired with party kebabs.

Jamie Oliver prepares a zingy smoked trout pâté with red cabbage slaw and a giant Yorkshire pudding, and creates a veggie extravaganza with his cracking Christmas cauliflower lasagne.

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

An exclusive peek behind the scenes at Brown's, London's oldest luxury hotel, as it gears up for its busiest and most magical season.

Best Knitter: For Texture Week the knitters are challenged to create the ultimate slouchy cardigan, and ultra-realistic amigurumi food so lifelike that it looks good enough to eat.

All eyes will be on the first corner of this demanding circuit. But the big question is, will the drivers' championship be decided here or at an explosive finale in Abu Dhabi.

Will Smith stars in Ang Lee's action-thriller as both an over-the-hill hitman and the young clone of himself sent to take him out. With Clive Owen.

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

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

Cures: Three trailblazing scientists take on cancer, changing peoples' lives right now. Can Prof Sarah Blagden's breakthrough vaccine stop lung cancer before it even starts.

Denise Van Outen discovers how Lidl and Aldi are taking on the big-name stores with their festive middle aisles. Can you have a lavish Christmas on the cheap.

In Swansea and Bridgend, the competition includes terrible table manners and tactless banter, chicken lettuce boats, kitchen chaos - and a final showdown at the dinner table.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a couple on the outskirts of Leeds. Karl loves their home's idyllic location, but Paul finds it too isolated and wants to move.

Another chance to catch Friday's new episode, with Pam Ayres in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carrie convinces Doug to join a support group, but he decides to sign up for a totally different one instead.

Doug's position as the office clown is threatened by a new colleague's impersonations.

Doug fakes a heart attack to cover up the fact that he's forgotten Carrie's friend's name.

Debra finally cooks a dish that Ray, Robert and Frank all enjoy, but Marie is not impressed with her efforts.

Ray and Debra plan to get more time to themselves by encouraging Marie and Frank to make new friends. But all does not go to plan.

Debra pleads with Ray to allow her some time to herself without the family. But Marie is suspicious of her daughter-in-law, and Ray ends up spying on her.

On the day when he's hosting a wine-tasting party, Frasier hires a contractor to remove a scratch from his floor, but he takes apart the whole apartment.

Frasier marches into Kate's office demanding a pay rise. So why do they end up playing tonsil hockey instead.

It's the morning after, and Kate and Frasier are worried about the consequences of their fling.

Niles decides to stand up to Maris. So she decides to divorce him.

While Mike makes deal after deal, Frank hits a roadblock with a straight-talking Wisconsin collector who won't budge on prices.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

From sprucing up the salóns to decking the hallways, chateau owners get Christmas-ready. In the Loire Valley, Ben and Billie create the tallest Christmas tree in all of France.

The team at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire create a breathtaking, Hans Christian Andersen-inspired winter wonderland complete with a mile-long light trail.

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

John and Debbie are dreaming of a two-bedroom home that could one day become their permanent residence on the Costa Cálida in Spain. Lucy Alexander shows them what their money can buy.

Kirstie Allsopp brings the cheer with a wealth of joyful Christmas creations, and gives Festive HQ a glow-up. But which of her crafty helpers' decorations will be the star of her display.

The new series continues, with the second heat week. Just hours before their first guests arrive, three new couples take the keys to the properties that they'll run as B&Bs.

Laura Hamilton helps Jan and her son Jordan find a holiday home near the thriving town of La Duquesa. Are any of Laura's options perfect enough for Jan to put in an offer.

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

A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. After a harrowing year of life-changing treatment for stomach cancer, Chloe awaits the most important call of her life: is she finally cancer-free.

People affected by cancer share their personal and moving stories, in a series of short films in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.

A voyage behind the scenes of the status-symbol superyachts belonging to some of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers, from Monaco to the Netherlands.

A gripping tale of murder and memory during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, with Lola Petticrew. When Belfast erupts into violence Dolours swears not to get involved.

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

Serpent Invasion, The Woman in Black and the general election.

Slick Spanish crime drama about a dodgy, hedonistic lawyer who hopes to get into bed with Marbella's big time criminals. But dreams can turn into nightmares. In Spanish/subs.

Gordon checks into The Keating, a boutique hotel in San Diego, California. Its owner has blown millions on design but hasn't spent on items the guests really need.

Horror twist on the fairy-tale paradigm with Riley Keough. A future stepmother tries to gain the trust of her partner's children. But the kids will stop at nothing to get rid.

People affected by cancer share their personal and moving stories, in a series of short films in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.

A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. After a harrowing year of life-changing treatment for stomach cancer, Chloe awaits the most important call of her life: is she finally cancer-free.

In Blackpool, ex-dancer Rowan and businessman John take on hard-to-please Holly and Ollie, and Sally and Joanne, who wear matching tie-dye, in a week featuring a belly-busting breakfast.

Frankie opens up about her past. Sienna, Dodger and the McQueens step in to help new mum Cleo. And Mercedes and Ste find themselves on a path of self-destruction.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Harry Aikines-Aryeetey. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Doug goes looking for his father at a model train convention, but instead sees his mother with a very seductive Arthur Spooner.

Doug and Carrie decide to find new friends in an attempt to annoy Deacon and his wife. But it's not that simple.

Carrie hates Doug's new aftershave, so he starts wearing it in secret.

Robert has a run-in with a bull.

Ray's clumsy attempts to help alleviate Debra's PMT only make things much worse.

Robert loses his nerve at work and decides on a career change to a safer option: telemarketing.

Frasier's excited that his son Frederick is coming for Christmas, but Martin thinks a proper Christmas should mean more than just educational presents.

Frasier realises that he has strong feelings for Kate, just as she announces that she's moving to Chicago.

Frasier realises that he hasn't made any friends since moving to Seattle, so he sets out to meet someone new.

When Joe stays overnight with Daphne, Frasier is shocked and Niles is. well, you can imagine.

Mike makes a big-league offer on an ultra-rare vintage Edison invention. And a mega stash of beer-related memorabilia stokes Frank's Oktoberfest mojo.

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At Château de Dohem, it's all hands on decking the halls as Janet and Philip complete their transformation. And Terry and Ashley create indoor snow by bringing down a ceiling.

The team at Harewood House create a 'Long Live the Christmas Tree' installation with cutting-edge artists showcasing their interpretation of the festivities.

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

Barbara and Butch have £90k to spend on a holiday home in beautiful Lucca in Tuscany. Will any of Ben Hillman's five options make them want to Lucc-again.

Kirstie Allsopp brings the Yuletide joy with some fabulously magical festive crafts, including wire decorations, miniature walnut dioramas and a choux pastry wreath.

The new series continues. As the battle moves to the breakfast table, a delayed bakery run stresses out Jo and Guy. And an early arrival leads Nicole and Brett to rip up bed sheets.

Sue and Tony want a holiday bolthole in the French city of Carcassonne. With a property already on their radar, can any of Craig Rowe's options for their £100k win them over.

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

People affected by cancer share their personal and moving stories, in a series of short films in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.

A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. After beating blood cancer, 10-year-old Yuvraj faces a new battle with life-changing complications - and incredible courage.

Jodie Whittaker, Paloma Faith, Munya Chawawa and Spencer Matthews recreate Prue and Paul in biscuit form, and make cake pops and a twisted New York favourite.

Lola Petticrew stars in a gripping story of murder and memory during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Dolours helps a friend out of the hospital.

A gripping story of murder and memory during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. For Dolours, the line between friend and enemy begins to blur.

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

The air ambulance attends a high-speed collision and a minibus crash by Loch Lomond. And a man has a severe injury from a circular saw after trying to chop wood.

Chris McCausland, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Adam Buxton dissect the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.

In Michigan, Gordon Ramsay visits a lakeside restaurant in a summer hotspot, where the food fails to match the fantastic views. Can Gordon turn the tide.

It's the semi-final and the teams must turn £4000 into £8000 in just three weeks. Can a party bus get the money rolling in? And will one team's food festival bring in the dough.

A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. After beating blood cancer, 10-year-old Yuvraj faces a new battle with life-changing complications - and incredible courage.

In Blackpool, Antonio and ex-redcoat Jason serve controversial sushi, there's an eyebrow-raising discovery at firefighter Daz and Kim's place, and foodies Martin and Kate serve Thai treats.

Amando and Vanessa love holidaying on Tenerife and want to buy their very own home there to enjoy with their three children. Laura Hamilton shows them what they can get for their £185k.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

In Harrogate, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet the Pogson family, who need a functional multigenerational space for their children and a grandparent.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Harry Aikines-Aryeetey in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

When Carrie hires a maid, Doug feels left out and hires Spence's mum. But she's a terrible cleaner, and Arthur falls for her.

Doug decides to become a bartender but soon discovers that the job isn't as much fun as he thought it would be. Meanwhile, Arthur goes into politics.

Doug and Carrie start working out with Lou and Carla Ferrigno.

While they're out at dinner, the Barones run into Robert's ex-wife, who makes a surprising proposal.

Marie treats the family to a holiday in Rome, but Ray's not happy about the whole experience.

The family are still on holiday in Rome, where Robert falls for a beautiful Italian woman.

When Niles decides that it's time to start dating again, he takes Daphne to a posh society ball. But has she got the wrong idea about his intentions.

When Diane visits Seattle, Frasier is torn between his feelings for her and his resentment from when she ditched him at the altar.

Maris needs Niles's help, and he thinks it's a chance to get back together. But he has to gain a favour from a shady character in order to assist her.

Frasier suggests that everyone celebrates the leap year by trying something daring - but, as usual, his plans go awry.

At a former gas station that's been transformed into an eccentric home, Mike and Frank brave a hair-raising collection that sends chills up the spine.

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At Château des Vieilles Vignes, Nick and Nicole prepare for a big party. with no floor! In the Dordogne, Tim plans an unforgettable treat for his son.

For Christmas 2022 at Holkham Hall in Norfolk, the team create an Alpine wonderland and a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II with a Jubilee-inspired red, white and blue tree of gifts.

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

Retirees Steve and Jackie want a Spanish holiday home in Guardamar del Segura to enjoy with their family and friends. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what £80k can buy.

Kirstie Allsopp counts down to Christmas with some clever crafts and magnificent makes, kicking things off with her best cake decorating competition.

The new series continues. Paul and Justin's garden party falls flat. Jo and Guy have issues at the market. Nicole and Brett attempt to cook up an Indian feast.

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

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Cancer: A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. In 2023, Matthew was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour. But he says 'all it's really doing is making me and my family stronger.

the Year: A dramatic sandstone home rises in Bannau Brycheiniog. A project re-invents Norwich's medieval brick tradition. And an 18th-century Essex barn is beamed back to life.

This series goes inside a community in turmoil and inside the police hunt to solve the Sycamore Gap tree mystery - a crime of extraordinary vandalism that shocked Britain.

Michael McIntyre's Christmas Wheel, First Dates at Christmas, Strictly the Real Full Monty, Love Actually, World's Strongest Man, Elves, and No Time to Die.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Guz Khan take on Katherine Ryan and Joe Wilkinson. Alasdair Beckett-King joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. Rachel Riley does the math.

Gordon helps Iberville Cuisine and Oyster Bar, in New Orleans, as they prepare for the Super Bowl being hosted in the city's Caesars Superdome.

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

It's the final and the teams must double £10k. A used car business exhausts all opportunities. Can a pizza van bring home the dough? And will the grind pay off for a coffee brand.

Cancer: A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. In 2023, Matthew was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour. But he says 'all it's really doing is making me and my family stronger'.

Cures: Trailblazing scientists are taking on cancer. Neurosurgeon Richard Mair hopes to create a world-first trial helping, and even saving, people with deadly brain cancer.

there's a musical extravaganza, and a menu that takes a tour of Europe.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

Kirstie and Phil help newly-weds Nikki and Andy deal with their fiercely divided feelings over their cluttered terrace home in Northampton. Will they stay or go.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Harry Aikines-Aryeetey in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carrie is shocked to learn the truth about the night when she decided to marry Doug. Meanwhile, Danny falls for Holly.

Doug bumps into his high school football coach . Arthur temporarily loses his senses of sight, hearing and speech.

Doug comes up with an ill-advised plan to try to make Carrie feel better about turning 35.

Ray finally snaps when Marie drives her car into his house, and Debra is forced to act as peacemaker.

Torn between his girlfriend Amy, his ex-wife Joanne and Italian bombshell Stefania, Robert foolishly decides to tell Amy that he met up with Joanne.

When Ray accidentally kills Ally's hamster, Debra insists that the family hold a pet funeral.

It's a bad day for American café society as a disgruntled Frasier has his favourite table at Café Nervosa taken over by a rude man.

Frasier buys an expensive chess set and challenges his dad to a game. Martin wins easily, again and again.

Niles and Frasier take opposing sides in a court battle over the competency of eccentric millionaire Harlow Stafford.

Frasier sets his sights on an attractive police officer who, unbeknown to him, has a crush on his dad.

A lead on an ultra-rare Volkswagen Beetle turns out to be a true barn find, but it'll take a heavy metal move to bring it home.

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Can Chris and Jolyon transform their hallway before their party at Château Trois Cloches? In the Pyrenees, Trish gets to work on her guest bedroom.

A magical behind-the-scenes look at how one of the world's most recognisable houses - the setting for Downton Abbey - deck their halls and transform for Christmas in their unique way.

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

Teacher Wendy's looking for her dream Italian holiday home in Puglia. Jean Johannson lines up five great properties for her £200k. Will any of them get top marks.

It's all about giving, as our Christmas crafters compete in Kirstie's best handmade gift competition, from silver clay jewellery and a storybook cushion to needle felt characters.

The new series continues. Paul and Justin host a sip-and-paint event. Jo and Guy's pizza-and-pétanque party gets competitive. Will Nicole and Brett's housekeeping issue be disastrous.

Sisters Ros and Elizabeth look for a magnifique place in Bergerac for £350k. Will a grand country home, picture-perfection or a place ticking boxes by the minute have the je ne sais quoi.

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A short film for Stand Up To Cancer. When he was just two years old, Morgan - a happy little boy who loved football, cars and his family - was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

Kirstie Allsopp and her crafting experts get stuck into paper crafting and handmade decorations. Kirstie visits one of her favourite antique shops. And there are cocktails in the kitchen.

Inside the police hunt to solve the Sycamore Gap tree mystery. A breakthrough leads to the arrests of friends Adam Carruthers and Daniel Graham.

the Cures: Pioneering scientists take on cancer. Can Professor Caroline Dive detect microscopic amounts of cancer in a patient's blood and catch dangerous tumours early.