Sergeant June Ackland identifies the man in hospital as the real Gabriel Kent. Smithy and Laura, however, decide to keep quiet for the sake of June's career - she has known PC Kent's secret all along.

Sergeant Dale Smith stops June Ackland from telling Superintendent Okaro about David Kent's stolen identity. Then later on, Laura reveals the truth to a shocked Sheelagh Murphy.

David Kent catches Sheelagh going through his belongings and ties her up, Laura Bryant and Tony Stamp track her down and bring her to safety, and David goes to the hospital and suffocates his brother Gabriel.

DC Terry Perkins and DC Suzie Sim give chase to Trevor Gatting - suspected of trading stolen car parts, while Ramani De Costa and Zain Nadir become involved in a domestic violence case.

Leela and Lance discover a severely decomposed body, which may lead to a murder case. Meanwhile, an Egyptian girl is reported missing - has her father something to hide? Amber continues to wind up Dan, and Jack Meadows gives Tess the go ahead to go undercover in a prison.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Roger's mother visits London to meet future daughter-in-law, Abi, and an old drinking mate from Ben's youth has changed much more than he had expected.

It's the day before Roger and Abi's wedding, but for this accident-prone couple, anything that can go wrong probably will, before the marriage is solemnized.

Some old friends of Susan and Ben are having marriage trouble, and Susan is out to prove that a trouble shared is a very dangerous thing. Elsewhere, Janey and Kenzo are trying their hand at fame.

Ben tries to get elected as his class rep, using methods that would make Alastair Campbell blush. Karen attempts to fathom who puts the `beeps' into the mouths of TV chefs, and Dad returns home from a colleague's funeral troubled by mortality, money problems, and the anaconda attack that his son is filming in their garden.

The Brockmans attempt to revive 1950s values by banning TV and computers for one whole Sunday. This frees up lots of quality time for explaining the facts of life and playing traditional family games like Pelmanism, hide-and-seek and scissors, paper, velociraptor. Ben's headmaster seems strangely keen for him to take some days off school, and Grandad comes to stay after something nasty happens to his kitchen.

Mum and Dad try to negotiate the living hell that is being trapped in a foreign airport with young children. Ben wants to know the Spanish for "Can I have a go with your machine gun?", Karen wants global terrorism explained to her, and Grandad just wants the `musak' turned off. As the delays and the security checks multiply, a game of I Spy takes an unexpected turn.

A Croatian babysitter has a night to remember when Mum and Dad manage to escape for a meal together. Meanwhile, Ben gets thrown out of his sister's pretend restaurant, and Grandad advises Jake on why invading Russia would be a bad idea, not knowing that a big decision is looming about his future. Who will tell him?

Chaos reigns in the Brockman household as six-year-old Karen denounces Satan and Ben gets on the wrong side of a no-nonsense referee. Meanwhile, Dad is asked to `sex up' an official document, Mum's competition with her impossibly perfect neighbour reaches a sticky conclusion, and Grandad's fate hangs in the balance.

A thunderstorm brings night-time chaos to the Brockman family. Ben wants to go out and dodge the lightning, while Karen is writing to the Prime Minister, asking him to fire her teacher. Jake is being manipulated by his girlfriend, the couple next door are hurling abuse at each other, and Mum has received some shocking news. None shall sleep, and morning brings a policeman to their door.

Mick becomes a minor celebrity for the night, Stacey and Gavin start house-hunting, and Nessa visits Stacey and shows the others a thing or two at the bowling alley.

It's Gwen's birthday and Bryn has arranged a special treat, but things take a surprising turn when an uninvited guest turns up and Stacey tells Gavin of her big decision.

Gavin is in Essex without his wife. Stacey is in Barry without her husband. So while Smithy plans a boys' night out, Stacey goes to the bingo, but has living separate lives finally taken its toll on love's young dream?

Stacey returns to Essex to sort out the situation with Gavin, but things are not looking good. Meanwhile in Barry, an unexpected event throws everyone into a panic.

Student James is funny, ambitious and excels at his studies, but when it comes to finding love he has never had much luck. James has Asperger's and believes his problem is that he talks too much. Will his date with 24-year-old Chloe lead to romance?

Student James is funny, ambitious and excels at his studies, but when it comes to finding love he has never had much luck. James has Asperger's and believes his problem is that he talks too much. Will his date with 24-year-old Chloe lead to romance?

Two couples have waited years for their dream wedding, but with surprise guests to organise and the cake-maker's busiest week ever, the pressure is on.

In this emotional final episode, Alex comes to the end of her training at Kings and three couples await their results. Will they finally become parents?

Anna and Stuart rush to the home of a former soldier who has fallen down some stairs and has a potential spinal injury. Ben and Laura attend a young boy with suspected appendicitis.

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Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Roger's mother visits London to meet future daughter-in-law, Abi, and an old drinking mate from Ben's youth has changed much more than he had expected.

It's the day before Roger and Abi's wedding, but for this accident-prone couple, anything that can go wrong probably will, before the marriage is solemnized.

Some old friends of Susan and Ben are having marriage trouble, and Susan is out to prove that a trouble shared is a very dangerous thing. Elsewhere, Janey and Kenzo are trying their hand at fame.

Susan is accused of shoplifting, and as if the forgetfulness, mood swings, and night sweats weren't enough of a problem, she also has to put up with Ben defending her in court.

Michael announces that his girlfriend is pregnant, and she ends up moving in with them after her deeply religious parents throw her out, but it turns out that they were not as religious as everyone thought.

Ben's attempt to deposit some money into his bank coincides with someone else's decision to take some out - with the aid of sawn-off shotguns. When Ben decides to act as the negotiator things look bleak for the hostages.

Ben tries to get elected as his class rep, using methods that would make Alastair Campbell blush. Karen attempts to fathom who puts the `beeps' into the mouths of TV chefs, and Dad returns home from a colleague's funeral troubled by mortality, money problems, and the anaconda attack that his son is filming in their garden.

The Brockmans attempt to revive 1950s values by banning TV and computers for one whole Sunday. This frees up lots of quality time for explaining the facts of life and playing traditional family games like Pelmanism, hide-and-seek and scissors, paper, velociraptor. Ben's headmaster seems strangely keen for him to take some days off school, and Grandad comes to stay after something nasty happens to his kitchen.

Mum and Dad try to negotiate the living hell that is being trapped in a foreign airport with young children. Ben wants to know the Spanish for "Can I have a go with your machine gun?", Karen wants global terrorism explained to her, and Grandad just wants the `musak' turned off. As the delays and the security checks multiply, a game of I Spy takes an unexpected turn.

A Croatian babysitter has a night to remember when Mum and Dad manage to escape for a meal together. Meanwhile, Ben gets thrown out of his sister's pretend restaurant, and Grandad advises Jake on why invading Russia would be a bad idea, not knowing that a big decision is looming about his future. Who will tell him?

Chaos reigns in the Brockman household as six-year-old Karen denounces Satan and Ben gets on the wrong side of a no-nonsense referee. Meanwhile, Dad is asked to `sex up' an official document, Mum's competition with her impossibly perfect neighbour reaches a sticky conclusion, and Grandad's fate hangs in the balance.

A thunderstorm brings night-time chaos to the Brockman family. Ben wants to go out and dodge the lightning, while Karen is writing to the Prime Minister, asking him to fire her teacher. Jake is being manipulated by his girlfriend, the couple next door are hurling abuse at each other, and Mum has received some shocking news. None shall sleep, and morning brings a policeman to their door.

Crews attend a playground head injury, a patient with multiple fainting episodes, a man with suspected DVT, and visit a convent to treat a nun with chest pain.

In Oxford, crews help a child with signs of meningitis and take an injured cyclist to hospital. In Portsmouth, they help a man who's fallen and a patient with Crohn's Disease.

Caroline treats a father of four with severe pancreatitis, Rhona restores her patient's health with a large blood transfusion, and Sarah cares for a mum with incurable stomach cancer.

Three young newly-qualified twenty-something nurses, Renee, Caitlin and James, cope with the pressures of working for the National Health Service and finding the right work-life balance.

The first wave of new recruits makes the mammoth journey from the UK to Australia, including young mum Anna Miller, her husband and three kids, and grapple with life down under.

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Stylist Sarah has the toughest of clients: the mother of the bride. Meanwhile, Kate runs a dress shop for curvy brides where a customer wants a dress well over her budget.

A year on from her fertility training, Alex reunites with some of the patients, who against the odds, became the lucky parents of miracle babies.

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New. Reality series following the paramedics of West Midlands Ambulance Service. Gaz has some words of wisdom for a worried mum whose toddler has a febrile convulsion.

The Scotts help brothers Chris and Mike locate a fixer-upper to transform into a sprawling party palace.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist the help of the local community in Aberystwyth to renovate a home for a builder with a brain tumour. Michael Saunders built an extension onto his house when his son- in-law's MS meant he had to start using a wheelchair. When Michael discovered he had cancer, he was unable to finish his own home and he and his partner were left living in a cold and draughty shell of a house.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist the help of the local community in Durham to reconfigure a home and reunite a family torn apart by illness. Sixteen-year-old Kieron Purvis collapsed with an undiagnosed heart condition in December 2009. Following a heart transplant and a double amputation, the Purvis family found themselves living apart because their home was not equipped for Kieron's special needs.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

The Scott twins help Darren and Tory find a spacious property in the suburbs.

Ben and Kristen are desperate to find a house to start their married life and ask the Scotts for help.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist the help of the local community in Durham to reconfigure a home and reunite a family torn apart by illness. Sixteen-year-old Kieron Purvis collapsed with an undiagnosed heart condition in December 2009. Following a heart transplant and a double amputation, the Purvis family found themselves living apart because their home was not equipped for Kieron's special needs.

The top six home chefs take over Ramsay's Rooftop, an exclusive pop-up restaurant open for one night only in the heart of Los Angeles.

Armed police and drug squad officers arrest three men after a dangerous social media posting, and a man fails a breathalyser after crashing his moped.

The first wave of new recruits makes the mammoth journey from the UK to Australia, including young mum Anna Miller, her husband and three kids, and grapple with life down under.

Advanced care paramedics Shelly and Shane help the victim of a hit-and-run incident. Plus, Tamara and Jeff race across Brisbane to the aid of a woman in labour.

With access to Bradford's district nurses, police and council workers, we take viewers to the heart of northern England and follows the people dedicated to making their city a better place.

Joel and Sam treat a woman who's in excruciating pain after tripping and injuring her leg, while Adam and Annie blue light to the scene of a car crash.

From an Indian-British fusion ceremony to a doughnut tower instead of a wedding cake, traditions can be given a personal spin.

Alex starts her training as a fertility assistant at King's Fertility, London, and is put straight to work caring for patients going through IVF treatment.

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New. Reality series following the paramedics of West Midlands Ambulance Service. A young man has a seizure and a police officer is involved in a car accident.

With busy careers and an active lifestyle, Beatriz and Brandon have outgrown their cramped condo.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the team are joined by designer Charlie Luxton. They enlist the help of the local community in Stoke and renovate a home for a family battling terminal illness. Dad Haydn Spice was diagnosed with abdominal cancer shortly after buying a derelict house at auction in 2004. Haydn's ill health meant that he couldn't work on the house, and his family have been left living in a building site.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist local tradespeople, members of the community and guest designer Charlie Luxton in Cirencester to transform an incomplete extension and run-down house into a clean, warm and healthy home for a family on the brink of despair. The Beasley family re-mortgaged their ex-council house in 2006 to pay for an extension.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Julie and Adam are ready to find a home of their own for their young family.

Gabby and Jim want to move to the suburbs, but are hesitant in picking a new home.

Nick Knowles and the team enlist local tradespeople, members of the community and guest designer Charlie Luxton in Cirencester to transform an incomplete extension and run-down house into a clean, warm and healthy home for a family on the brink of despair. The Beasley family re-mortgaged their ex-council house in 2006 to pay for an extension.

The top five chefs face two challenges involving a mystery box and replicating a restaurant quality dish.

Ben works his first day at Perth station, which coincides with Christmas Day. Anna's family celebrate Christmas at the beach while she sees in the New Year on the beat.

New. The Border Force discover cardboard packaging that hides a deadly secret, and heroin disguised as a computer laptop baffles the most advanced narcotic detection device.

Four people are left fighting to keep their heads above water when their boat sinks in the Firth of Thames.

Chris Tritico and Stephen Jones reveal what it was like to represent the deadly Oklahoma City bomber in his controversial capital murder trial.

When Naressa Turner's dreams of being a rapper are cut short after being found shot inside an SUV, Saint Paul investigators hope that her Facebook account will point to the killer.

Emily makes her most challenging cake of the season, but the heat wave threatens disaster. Meanwhile, a Ribble Valley wedding planner becomes a bride herself.

During her second week at King's Fertility, Alex cares for patients going in and out of theatre and witnesses the emotional turmoil and resilience of the patients undergoing IVF.

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New. Reality series following West Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics. A young motorcyclist needs urgent treatment and a baby's high heart rate is causing concern.

In this edition they help Anne and Luca find a budget dream home in the city.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the SOS team enlist the help of the local community to finish converting a two-bedroom bungalow into a four-bedroom home for a family at the end of their tether. The trades from Ottery St Mary in Devon turn out in force to help the Wright family, who have suffered years of illness and bad luck.

Derbyshire is the destination for Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team as they travel to Chesterfield to help Lisa and Richard Watson and their young family. Their daughter Madison was born with a heart defect and a rare eating disorder that requires 24-hour care from Lisa. Richard is a builder who began an extension to their home to accommodate his expanding family.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Craig and Laurel quickly sold their previous property and are now looking for their ultimate dream home.

Tired of living in a cramped rental apartment, Gina is ready for a home where she can entertain in style.

Derbyshire is the destination for Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team as they travel to Chesterfield to help Lisa and Richard Watson and their young family. Their daughter Madison was born with a heart defect and a rare eating disorder that requires 24-hour care from Lisa. Richard is a builder who began an extension to their home to accommodate his expanding family.

The top three chefs must create an impressive three-course meal, starting with an awe-inspiring appetiser.

Customs officers fish hash bales out of the sea and incinerate them, discarded smugglers' jerry cans wash up on a beach, and cops stop a car laden with extra fuel.

It's halfway through the contest and with only six cooks remaining, it's getting hot in the kitchen. In the Level Up, the cooks must transform basic tinned food into a bougie brunch that blows the mentors' socks off. This week's Service Challenge is pasta, but with a twist. There's only one rule: no traditional Italian dishes allowed.

To mark the ten year anniversary of the death of Amy Winehouse, her closest family and friends, who were with her throughout her life, reveal the truth about the music icon and the impact that her loss has had on them. Amy's mother Janis, who has never spoken in depth before, wants to reclaim the legacy of her daughter, celebrating Amy as the complex, strong and incredible woman she was and giving a different version of events from the story of the singer so often told.

A young mother's world comes crashing down when her toddler is pulled unconscious from a swimming pool. Cameras follow First Responders again as they break into action in an emergency situation.

Brother-and-sister paramedics Sam and Hannah receive a call to assist police with a man they suspect has taken the powerful psychoactive drug `Monkey Dust.

Stylist Sarah must pull off two weddings for exacting brides who are following the changing trends on social media.

Alex is now one month into her training as a fertility assistant and she is finally able to work independently on the early pregnancy scan list.

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New. Reality series following West Midlands paramedics. They treat a man whose flat was filled with toxic smoke and an 8-year-old girl whose heart rate has become erratic.

Nicole and Colby are hoping to find a dog-friendly home where they can put down roots.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the team travel to a beautiful village in the Welsh countryside to help a widower and his eight-year-old daughter. Through illness and family loss, David and Erica Williams have been living in a dilapidated caravan for six years. The caravan stands next to the shell of a new build that was once going to be their family home. Erica's mother died two years ago, just as the house was beginning to take shape.

Nick Knowles and the team head to Enfield where they meet Eric Rivers, a keen sportsman who is gradually being deprived of the use of his body by motor neurone disease. Eric is a passionate communicator and a keen advocate for the value of life. Eric, his wife Davina and their three daughters need their terraced house adapted for Eric's needs. They also need additional room.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Tom and Bridget ask the Property Brothers to help them find a new family pad.

Marc and Ashleigh ask Drew and Jonathan Scott to help them find a sprawling home of their own.

Nick Knowles and the team head to Enfield where they meet Eric Rivers, a keen sportsman who is gradually being deprived of the use of his body by motor neurone disease. Eric is a passionate communicator and a keen advocate for the value of life. Eric, his wife Davina and their three daughters need their terraced house adapted for Eric's needs. They also need additional room.

The finale continues with entrée and dessert courses that highlight the generational backgrounds and culinary skill sets of each chef.

Armahn and Ash are called to help a 96-year-old woman who has a nasty head injury. Plus, Paul finds himself giving a unique pep talk in order to ease the concerns of a panicked patient.

Spanning more than a decade, multiple murders, two much-publicised trials and one irreparably damaged career, it is a story of the dogged pursuit of a serial-killer.The pursuit of Christopher Halliwell by Detective Steve Fulcher has been one of the biggest crime stories in recent years, captivating the public's attention.

Trevor McDonald investigates the case of serial child killer Beverley Allitt and reflects on how it was reported at the time. A combination of archive from the time, interviews with victims and expert analysis will piece together this tragic and shocking story.

An Auckland surfer suffers from a frightening cardiac event in the water off Mangawhai and needs to be transported to hospital by a chopper.

After the fatal shooting of 16-year-old tattoo artist Ivan Redding, detectives turn to cyberspace to unlock the mystery behind his murder.

Steve and Neil help a man having a debilitating panic attack at work.

Alex spends her first shift in Andrology learning about how they analyse and store sperm. Later, she works with a patient whose only hope of having children is by using donor eggs.

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New. Reality series. Paramedics help a patient found wearing hospital pyjamas in the street, and a man has potentially life-threatening breathing difficulties.

Nadine and Greg want to move to a spacious property in order to be closer to their loved ones.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the DIY team head to Dumfries in Scotland to meet Sue, whose partner Barry died of a sudden heart attack in 2003, leaving her suffering from depression, dealing with two young children and living in a house that was falling apart. The team enlist the aid of their very own tartan army to tackle this build and try to help get this family back on track.

Nick Knowles and the team join forces with an army of local tradespeople to come to the aid of a family in Dudley. All three children in the Whitehouse family have an inherited condition called Fragile X Syndrome. The symptoms vary, but their youngest son has been hit hardest and has learning difficulties. Dad Wayne and mum Joanne attempted to build an extension to their house to try and cope.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Michelle and Tom are paying a fortune for a temporary rental and need to find their forever home.

Kevin and Suzanne are desperate to move their family out of a rental property into a new home.

Pete meets a litter of puppies known as the Potato Pups, who were found abandoned in a crisp box, and helps the staff fight to keep them alive.

Nick Knowles and the team join forces with an army of local tradespeople to come to the aid of a family in Dudley. All three children in the Whitehouse family have an inherited condition called Fragile X Syndrome. The symptoms vary, but their youngest son has been hit hardest and has learning difficulties. Dad Wayne and mum Joanne attempted to build an extension to their house to try and cope.

Featuring an unconscious man who has overdosed on heroin and a schoolboy who has had a seizure.

In this edition the team race to save a man who has been shot outside a mosque.

The medics are called to support a bomb squad, and help a teenager impaled on a gate.

Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff and Stacey is thrilled to be at home again. Smithy comes to terms with life in Essex without his best mate, whilst Nessa is adjusting to life in Dave's caravan down Sully. The weekend brings with it a big reunion, as everyone meets up for the christening of Neil the baby, but how will Smithy react to news from Nessa that it is a double celebration?

Miranda isn't your average girly girl. At 6 ft 1, Miranda gets called Sir once too often, much to the amusement of her childhood friend Stevie who manages Miranda's joke shop. Miranda bumps into her old friend Gary, who is working in the restaurant next door as the new chef. When he asks her out for a drink she gets over excited by the prospect of her first real date and decides it's time to try to be more girly.

Miranda is rather British when it comes to sex, or shenanigans as she likes to call it. Trying to overcome her hang-ups she decides the way forward with Gary would be to create a romantic moment so he'll see her in a sexual light. Meanwhile, Stevie persuades her to join an evening class to learn French, the language of love.

Hannah and Mike are called to a young woman who has had a fit in the street.

Alex has now been a trainee fertility assistant for two months and meets two couples desperately trying to start their families.

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With the help of inmate Cath Wilson, DC Jo Masters goes undercover to investigate a spate of drug overdoses in a women's prison. Meanwhile, PC Yvonne Hemmingway meets her ex-boyfriend while investigating a shooting.

Jo Masters is still undercover at Stonewall women's prison, where she is shocked to see prison officers turning a blind eye to drugs being smuggled in through the visitors' hall. She discovers that Cath has taken over as top dog.

PC's Reg Hollis and Tony Stamp arrest known criminal Eddie Evans for tendering counterfeit money. DS Sam Nixon and DC Zain Nadir investigate and question Eddie further and realising he has no where else to turn, Eddie attempts to strike a deal with CID.

Sergeant Dale Smith comes face-to-face with Pete Larson. Held at gunpoint he is dragged upstairs to find Louise unconscious after a beating by her husband, and DC Zain Nadir is forced to tell DCI Jack Meadow about Smithy's affair.

Commander Ian Barratt is paired with PC Dan Casper as they assist CID investigating an armed robbery plot. Ian later admits to knowing about Dan's year-long affair with his wife and advises him to leave Sun Hill.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Ben's poker addiction is costing him a fortune, while Susan's addiction to seeing a clairvoyant turns out to be far worse when a horrible prediction is revealed to her.

Ben decides to sell his dental practice and take up a hobby which he finds even more boring, while Susan's move up the art gallery ladder leads to more than one fall.

Having run over Mr Casey's dog some years ago, Ben now compounds the misdemeanour by running over Mr Casey himself. Casey plays the sympathy card for all it is worth - and it seems that it may be worth quite a lot.

Gran takes the Brockman family for a day's sightseeing in London. Karen is unimpressed with modern art, Jake suffers serious trauma when he is unable to text, and one of the family uses a visit to HMS Belfast for a brief re-enactment of World War II.

When Mum finds an inappropriate image on the family computer, an investigation begins. Meanwhile, Gran is still staying, and Dad is horrified at the thought of having a heart-to-heart with her, while the ancient game of chess will never be quite the same again after Ben brings his own special talents to it.

Karen recreates `Britain's Got Talent', Ben takes a close interest in Dad's medical tests and Mum thinks Jake's healthy interest in girls is becoming unhealthy. Meanwhile, the ghost of John McEnroe hovers over Dad's Saturday morning game of tennis, and Karen decides to sort things out.

Dad struggles against a rising tide of superstition, astrology and conspiracy theories that seem to be taking over the family, while Ben takes time off from re-enacting the crusades to show a couple of prospective buyers around the house.

The last time Mum's sister, Auntie Angela, came to visit, it all ended in disaster. Now she is back, to show off the American therapist she has married, and Dad is determined to avoid a major incident as they all go out to dinner. Elsewhere, Ben tells everyone about his sex education class, and Karen puts Auntie Angela's husband straight on therapy, but then there is a bigger problem between Mum and Dad.

Mum and Dad struggle to put things right between them, but Karen is unimpressed by their behaviour. She is worried by her vital role in the school concert, while Ben is busy recreating the assault on Everest on the stairs. Then, there is a major panic about one of the children.

Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff and Stacey is thrilled to be at home again. Smithy comes to terms with life in Essex without his best mate, whilst Nessa is adjusting to life in Dave's caravan down Sully. The weekend brings with it a big reunion, as everyone meets up for the christening of Neil the baby, but how will Smithy react to news from Nessa that it is a double celebration?

Miranda isn't your average girly girl. At 6 ft 1, Miranda gets called Sir once too often, much to the amusement of her childhood friend Stevie who manages Miranda's joke shop. Miranda bumps into her old friend Gary, who is working in the restaurant next door as the new chef. When he asks her out for a drink she gets over excited by the prospect of her first real date and decides it's time to try to be more girly.

Miranda is rather British when it comes to sex, or shenanigans as she likes to call it. Trying to overcome her hang-ups she decides the way forward with Gary would be to create a romantic moment so he'll see her in a sexual light. Meanwhile, Stevie persuades her to join an evening class to learn French, the language of love.

Football and EastEnders fan James from Essex, who has a learning disability, has not had a girlfriend in over ten years. Lucas from Leicester is a daredevil when it comes to sports, but not so much with meeting girls.

23-year-old footballer George had a near fatal car accident that left him paralysed from the chest down. George now wants a girlfriend, but since his accident he's been too nervous to ask anyone out. Will his charm win the heart of Nathalie?

Michelle and Simon rush to a young man who has collapsed at work. Gaz and Debbie help a teenager with chest pain.

Alex learns about the hormone injections that 3,000 patients a year take at King's fertility to prepare their bodies for IVF, and meets 34-year-old Sharlotte who is freezing her eggs.

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Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Contestants play a large coin-drop machine, provided they answer questions correctly. Answer incorrectly and the players could be eliminated. The last contestant standing has an opportunity to win the machine's £10,000 jackpot.

Ben's poker addiction is costing him a fortune, while Susan's addiction to seeing a clairvoyant turns out to be far worse when a horrible prediction is revealed to her.

Ben decides to sell his dental practice and take up a hobby which he finds even more boring, while Susan's move up the art gallery ladder leads to more than one fall.

Having run over Mr Casey's dog some years ago, Ben now compounds the misdemeanour by running over Mr Casey himself. Casey plays the sympathy card for all it is worth - and it seems that it may be worth quite a lot.

Michael and Alfie's internet dating does not go quite according to plan, and Kenzo's piano playing may leave a lot to be desired, but will Ben's attempt to get his old band back together prove a bigger hit?

According to Susan, abstinence makes the heart grow fonder and she decides that she and the girls should abstain from even the slightest physical contact with men for three weeks in order to spice their sex lives, but will Abi take it too far?

While Ben and the gang are at pub quiz, Ben becomes angry when it is brought to his attention that someone is cheating and he decides to take matters into his own hands, but can his bite match his bark?

Gran takes the Brockman family for a day's sightseeing in London. Karen is unimpressed with modern art, Jake suffers serious trauma when he is unable to text, and one of the family uses a visit to HMS Belfast for a brief re-enactment of World War II.

When Mum finds an inappropriate image on the family computer, an investigation begins. Meanwhile, Gran is still staying, and Dad is horrified at the thought of having a heart-to-heart with her, while the ancient game of chess will never be quite the same again after Ben brings his own special talents to it.

Karen recreates `Britain's Got Talent', Ben takes a close interest in Dad's medical tests and Mum thinks Jake's healthy interest in girls is becoming unhealthy. Meanwhile, the ghost of John McEnroe hovers over Dad's Saturday morning game of tennis, and Karen decides to sort things out.

Dad struggles against a rising tide of superstition, astrology and conspiracy theories that seem to be taking over the family, while Ben takes time off from re-enacting the crusades to show a couple of prospective buyers around the house.

The last time Mum's sister, Auntie Angela, came to visit, it all ended in disaster. Now she is back, to show off the American therapist she has married, and Dad is determined to avoid a major incident as they all go out to dinner. Elsewhere, Ben tells everyone about his sex education class, and Karen puts Auntie Angela's husband straight on therapy, but then there is a bigger problem between Mum and Dad.

Mum and Dad struggle to put things right between them, but Karen is unimpressed by their behaviour. She is worried by her vital role in the school concert, while Ben is busy recreating the assault on Everest on the stairs. Then, there is a major panic about one of the children.

The paramedics race to a lorry driver with a branch through his windscreen and a man with an irregular heartbeat, and help a family faced with a heart-breaking decision.

Following paramedics from the South Central Ambulance Service in Portsmouth and Oxford as they carry out their duties around Britain. Cameras are placed within ambulances, while the team wear body-mounted filming technology to capture all the action.

Sarah has an operation to repair the hernia she got after giving birth, while Geoffrey is desperate to save his sight after his retina becomes detached.

Seven-year-old Nancy has an operation to straighten her squint, and ex-Army man Mervyn who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, has a procedure to get rid of constant back pain.

Ben works his first day at Perth station, which coincides with Christmas Day. Anna's family celebrate Christmas at the beach while she sees in the New Year on the beat.

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Lelian Chew is a wedding planner to the super-rich in the Far East. With Asia now home to more billionaires than the USA or Europe, this film goes inside a world of unimaginable wealth and luxury.

Alex is hit hard by the struggles of patients going through IVF. After a previous miscarriage, Jasmine and Rumen are trying for a second child while Rumen is in remission for cancer.

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New. Reality series following West Midlands paramedics. A woman has the worst nose bleed the ambulance crew have ever seen, and both a mum and her son need treatment.

A couple wants to find an open, eco-home within walking distance of amenities.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team travel to Duxford near Cambridge. They enlist the aid of local trades to help Paul and Sarah Behan, who had just started an extension to their tiny bungalow when their young son Joshua was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of liver cancer. Joshua's cancer meant the extension had to be abandoned just when it became more necessary than ever.

Four years ago June Finlay suffered a terrible brain infection which has left her unable to walk, talk and totally dependent on her devoted husband John. Nick and the DIY SOS team extend the house and give June back her dignity.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Ben Shephard hosts the quiz show in which four players take on an extraordinary machine in the hope of winning a cash jackpot.

Popular property renovation series. Sukhvir and Beeban want to move from the city to the suburbs, so the Scott twins persuade them to purchase a 'fixer upper'.

Pema and John want to move from their downtown condo to a spacious family property with room to grow.

Four years ago June Finlay suffered a terrible brain infection which has left her unable to walk, talk and totally dependent on her devoted husband John. Nick and the DIY SOS team extend the house and give June back her dignity.

Twelve young home chefs enter the kitchen to battle it out for the trophy and the $100,000 grand prize; the junior chefs are each given an emoji cookie and have one hour to prepare a dish that represents the emotion behind it.

The drug squad makes a pre-dawn arrest on a worker travelling over the border from Spain on his moped, and trainee uniformed officers undergo pepper spray.

Ben works his first day at Perth station, which coincides with Christmas Day. Anna's family celebrate Christmas at the beach while she sees in the New Year on the beat.

Armahn and Ash are called to help a 96-year-old woman who has a nasty head injury. Plus, Paul finds himself giving a unique pep talk in order to ease the concerns of a panicked patient.

There are over 150 police community support officers (PCSOs) currently employed by West Yorkshire Police. Tom and his latest mentee Wojciech are on the beat dealing with everything from vehicle violations to homelessness on the streets.