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.

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.

Rebecca realises her obsession with rich men - like Mr Gaines - is doing her no favours. Cliff's mother goes into a retirement home.

Marie visits the optician and winds up with a pair of glasses just in time for the holidays, but the family feel on edge when she starts seeing them clearly.

After Ray lies and tells Debra that he's bought her an incredibly thoughtful Christmas present, he frantically tries to figure out what to get her.

Frank must find a way to improve his image with Ally when she catches him 'sampling' some trail mix at the supermarket.

Frasier and Niles are delighted to discover that they may be descended from Russian royalty.

Reports of Frasier's death are greatly exaggerated. Nonetheless, he's disappointed to realise that he hasn't achieved what he'd set out to do in life.

Adrian Dunbar, Sigma, Dizzee Rascal and Coco.

Flanders loses his cool when his laid-back parents start to prefer Homer's company to his own. Lisa is bullied by her new substitute teacher.

When Bart's accused of playing a prank on the school marching band - a prank he says he didn't commit - Lisa must step in to defend her brother in court.

Nine-year-old Norman, a senior stray westie, competes with bouncy young Staffie cross Cynthia for the attention of mother and son Lorraine and Oliver.

In West Sussex, Colin and Oonagh hope to get the competition off to a flyer with a visit to a World War II aviation museum. But one B&Ber has a hot and sweaty night.

Visit two is to The Roade House in Northamptonshire, where hosts Paul and Maxine boast a café bar, yoga studio and hair salon.

Joanne and Julie host in West Yorkshire, where two B&Bers poo-poo the lack of shampoo. And another pair come to blows at the Royal Armouries in Leeds.

The B&Bers are off glamping at Sanath and Amelia's site in Lincolnshire. But for one pair, the walk to the WC proves a step too far.

After an interesting - and at times hot-tempered - week, the B&Bers get together one last time to debate their differences and find out who's won.

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

It's Pastry Week. let's hope for no soggy bottoms! Savoury plaits are on the menu, but who will have the judges tongue-tied? And whose gala pie will be their final goodbye.

As a new store in Kent races to open on time, a showstopping giant chocolate sculpture keeps losing its butterflies. And new chocolatier Sammie dreams up a risky alcoholic treat.

Year 7 student Lottie is coming to terms with the loss of sight in one eye. She leans on Miss Nurse for support. Another Year 7 student, Preston, needs a way to channel his energy.

The real-life thriller returns. Fourteen civilians go fugitive, attempting a daring escape from Stansted Airport. Can they evade a crack team of hunters for 21 days.

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

After a car mounts the pavement, pedestrians with serious injuries are brought into A&E. Jodie's cut her leg on glass on a night out. And is 61-year-old Crispin having a stroke.

David Wilson, Emilia Fox and Dr Graham Hill examine the case of eight-year-old Vishal Mehrotra, whose remains were found in West Sussex seven months after he went missing in 1981.

Twelve strangers - young and old - take on an epic treasure hunt across Japan. Paired into intergenerational teams, who'll bridge the age gap and find the clues to win £50,000.

Gordon's got his work cut out at J Willy's in Indiana - most of the food is from a can or the freezer, and they're a million dollars in debt.

Homer searches for a way to save his marriage when Marge can't stand his selfishness anymore. Milhouse adopts a bad-boy persona to attract Lisa.

Flanders loses his cool when his laid-back parents start to prefer Homer's company to his own. Lisa is bullied by her new substitute teacher.

When Bart's accused of playing a prank on the school marching band - a prank he says he didn't commit - Lisa must step in to defend her brother in court.

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

the miraculous healing powers of crab shells. And Matt investigates fish preservation.

In Alnwick, Kirstie and Phil meet ministers Chris and Caroline, who need a divine intervention. Caroline loves their home and neighbours, but Chris craves more space.

Another chance to see Friday's new episode, with Maggie Aderin-Pocock in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Doug and Carrie are torn between their new friends and their best friends.

Doug almost wrecks Carrie's plans for Arthur's surprise 75th birthday party.

Doug and Deacon make an impromptu trip to Atlantic City to go gambling, while Carrie takes Arthur to a Broadway musical. Neither trip goes smoothly.

When Ray's friend Andy gets a job booking guests for a local sports radio show, Ray offers to appear, only to hear that the show's host hates him.

Robert decides to propose to Amy, and convinces Ray to accompany him to meet her ultra-conservative parents.

Tired of being labelled the 'evil witch' around the house, Debra convinces Ray that it's his turn to discipline the kids.

When Lilith drops Frederick off at Frasier's house for Thanksgiving, Frederick asks her to stay for dinner. Soon, strange things start to happen.

When Frasier's back goes, his prescribed medication causes him to lose his faculties and tell Daphne a long-held secret.

An apprehensive Daphne believes that Niles is finally going to reveal his true feelings for her. Frasier throws a poorly attended party.

Frasier and Niles are forced to spend their Millennium New Year driving to Sun Valley in Martin's Winnebago.

Mitchell Modell, CEO of Modell's Sporting Goods, America's oldest family-owned company selling athletics apparel and equipment, goes incognito in his own firm.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Two high-flyers in Italy attempt to turn a derelict vineyard into a fruitful business. In Greece, two diving fanatics try to keep their business afloat in an economic crisis.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet mechanic Adrian in Worcestershire. Simon restores a wrecked armchair into punk rock furniture.

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

Spain holds a special place in Mark and Gill's hearts. They dream of owning a home on the magical Mar Menor. Can Laura Hamilton find the perfect place for £60k.

The new series continues. There's some fierce French fixing, as Tracey and Budo have big plans for their hamlet, while Louise and Paul start the last of their restorations.

The new run continues. Na'im and Sara host first at their hotel in the breathtaking Cumbrian countryside. But one pair are too preoccupied with the furniture to care about the view.

In Glasgow, Lauren hopes to impress her guests with some Celtic-Caribbean fusion food, but her sea bass makes waves.

A new run of the show that brings the sun to our sofas. Sandra and Laurence are after a sun-drenched delight on Spain's Costa Almería. Can Laura Hamilton deliver the dream for their £90k.

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

Crisis: Dispatches: A Dispatches reporter goes undercover in a 999 control room to reveal the truth about overstretched ambulance services.

The real-life thriller continues. With one fugitive already cleared from the board, the hunters are hungry for more. Could the loved-up couple in the hot tub be their next capture.

Stories of serious crimes linked to social media. When businesswoman Justine Wright lets an employee go, it sparks a decade-long stalking campaign against Justine and others.

Year 7 student Lottie is coming to terms with the loss of sight in one eye. She leans on Miss Nurse for support. Another Year 7 student, Preston, needs a way to channel his energy.

Maisie Adam sees red, Phil Ellis strips to his base layer and Reece Shearsmith destroys a valuable treasure. The Taskmaster maintains order, with authority in good measure.

Extra Slice: Alison Hammond, Jonathan Ross and Joe Thomas digest Pastry Week. Whose Technical got pied, and whose Signature plaits had the judges tongue-tied.

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

A cockroach-infested kitchen means that the customers have to leave for their own safety at Fiesta Sunrise, a Mexican restaurant in West Nyack.

South Asian Film Season. Poignant documentary exploring two women's unusual friendship as they re-adjust following a vicious acid attack. In Hindi, Urdu/subs.

Simon O'Brien brings the fairground to Liverpool in the form of a strength-testing machine, while Henry Cole restores a child's racing car from a sideshow.

Tensions rise in Grace's family, and a vigil is held for the serial killer's victims. Tom and Peri rekindle their romance, a proposal's interrupted, and Lucas and Dillon are at loggerheads.

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

Doug decides to mentor an underprivileged child but is unhappy with the boy who's assigned to him - especially when he ends up enrolled in a 10km run.

Doug signs up to a pyramid scheme.

Carrie bans Doug from his favourite Italian restaurant, but their food is just too tempting.

Debra forces Ray to do some charity work at a hospital, where the patients start to treat him like a celebrity.

Amy's parents catch Robert in a compromising position when they turn up unannounced at Amy's apartment.

When Amy puts Robert in charge of choosing the wedding invitations, Ray suggests that he botch it so that he'll be let off the hook with the rest of the planning.

Frasier goes all out when he's inspired to write a new theme tune for his radio show.

Frasier learns that beauty is only skin deep when he dates the prom queen from his old high school.

An unlikely chain of events forces Martin to pretend that he's gay on Valentine's Day.

Frasier's temporary call-screener, 'Dr' Mary , hijacks his show with her sassy attitude and no-nonsense advice.

Steve Greenbaum, co-founder and CEO of PostNet, which helps small businesses with everything from printing to design, goes undercover to see how well his firm is functioning.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

There are wobbles for a scuba diving business in Greece when jellyfish hit the shores. In Italy, two novice winemakers' hopes of a winter harvest begin to wither on the vine.

Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo head to Surrey to meet upcycler Rob, who has a range of sheds a few miles from Gatwick Airport.

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

Joanne and former bodybuilding champion Darren hope to find the perfect holiday home on Spain's eastern Costa del Sol. Can Jean Johansson find a strong enough contender for their £180k.

The new series continues. In Normandy, Louise and Paul hit a brick wall while Tracey and Budo become plaster masters. And will there be calm after the storm at Neil's village.

The new run continues. Neil and Jack host at their hotel near majestic Windermere, where the B&Bers enjoy yet more stunning views. But there's still negativity in the feedback.

Will Muay Thai fanatic Saoirse's vegan Asian menu pack a punch in Glasgow.

Mary and Ian dream of owning a holiday home in Portugal and have their hearts set on the glistening Silver Coast. Will a mind-blowing bungalow impress them enough to part with their £215k.

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

In an egg-ceptional Bake Off first, it's Meringue Week, and the bakers whisk up tarts, soufflés and ice cream cake. Who can keep their cool? Whose soufflé will be in disarray.

The treasure hunters arrive in Kyoto, famed for its stunning temples and rich cuisine. As some teams bond, others clash. With the stakes rising, no one's safe in the quest for £50k.

Impossible - Fallout, Sky Coppers and The Chase are: Rylan Clark, Jamali Maddix, Katherine Ryan, Martin Kemp, Judi Love, Zoe Ball and Bez.

The Celebrity Traitors, Love Is Blind, Coronation Street, The Girlfriend, Nightmares of Nature, The Reluctant Traveller and Yorkshire Air 999.

The real-life thriller returns. Fourteen civilians go fugitive, attempting a daring escape from Stansted Airport. Can they evade a crack team of hunters for 21 days.

The real-life thriller continues. With one fugitive already cleared from the board, the hunters are hungry for more. Could the loved-up couple in the hot tub be their next capture.

Gordon Ramsay revisits some of the restaurants he set out to save, including The Mixing Bowl, The Olde Stone Mill, Peter's and Campania. Have things improved.

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

Jamie cooks his take on shakshuka with asparagus, broccoli and harissa, and an outrageously good pulled pork that can be batched up and used in loads of meals whenever you need it.

diet champagne.

Rachael and Tim can't agree on whether to stay in their Wandsworth semi or up sticks. Can Kirstie's plan give them more space, or will Phil's wow-factor homes win.

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

Doug desperately tries - but fails - to be romantic. Arthur's called up for jury duty.

When Carrie ends up on a holiday that Doug chose, she invites Arthur along to make sure that Doug will be as miserable as she will.

Doug's impression of his new colleague Rico's accent turns Carrie on. Doug thinks it's getting a bit weird, until Carrie starts imitating Rico's Italian girlfriend.

Ray worries when the mother of one of Ally's friends flirts with him.

Debra gets annoyed with Ray when he seems pleased that she's picked one of her attractive friends to replace her if she dies.

Debra throws a bridal shower for Amy, but her good intentions are hampered by Marie's overzealous participation.

Frasier's hopes of being elected corkmaster of the wine club are dashed when Niles's girlfriend Mel convinces him to run against his brother.

Martin helps Donny to stake out a man who's cheating on his wife, while Frasier and Roz nearly have a romantic encounter at a conference.

Frasier and Bebe fill in for a week on a morning TV chat show.

When Frasier tries to plan Donny's bachelor party, he winds up handcuffed to a stripper and embarrasses himself in front of Regan.

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

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A desert storm blows in weather woes for guesthouse owners in Spain. In Greece, two dive instructors try to end their season on a high. And will a vineyard in Italy bear fruit.

The boys head to Wokingham in Berkshire to meet professional gardener Mark, whose barns are bursting with bikes, bric-a-brac and baggage.

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

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

The new series continues. It's all hands on deck in France, as Tracey and Budo finish their kitchen roof and Louise and Paul get underpinning. And Neil gets some artisan inspo.

The new run continues. At Chris's glampsite in Richmond, North Yorkshire, off-grid really does mean off the electricity grid. Which is quite a worry for some of the B&Bers.

Will ex-pro club dancer Lydia's classic grub and garden rave en-trance her guests in Glasgow.

Sally's after a family holiday home in Manilva in Spain for £190k. Craig Rowe shows her a quirky townhouse and a place with a tantalising terrace. Do any places impress her in La Duquesa.

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

We catch up with Becky and Adam in Essex, whose dreamy doer-upper has changed a lot since 2019, and Kinga and Dave, who loved and lost out in Leeds before finding the one in 2021.

Armed with £100k and nothing but determination and forest timber, Marcus and Abi defy convention by building an off-grid home with no detailed plans in 20 acres of Pembrokeshire woodland.

Can Josh seal a £15m deal in Sandbanks and bag his client a new pad? George Washington's ancestral home goes up for sale. And a £3m Essex home needs selling fast.

In an egg-ceptional Bake Off first, it's Meringue Week, and the bakers whisk up tarts, soufflés and ice cream cake. Who can keep their cool? Whose soufflé will be in disarray.

Gordon visits Sante La Brea, a health food restaurant in Hollywood. But there's nothing glamorous about this eatery as owner Dean faces financial ruin.

In Wellingborough, Tim and Fuzz fix up one of the fastest hatchbacks of the 80s. Owner Gerry's ill health has meant that his Uno has been left to rot on his drive.

South Asian Film Season. Rumana Molla's poignant drama about a newly-wed woman who's held captive by her mother-in-law. But a blossoming friendship saves her. With Saba Azad.

Professionals: In south Wales, Prego's carbonara gets compliments. But can they beat La Cocina Tapas' fresh Spanish servings and the Lamb and Flag's posh pub grub.

Jamie whips up super-speedy smashed lemongrass chicken, flavour-packed sweet potato chilli with homemade nachos, and a chocolate party tray cake with tinned mandarins and buttercream.

Kirstie catches up with Catherine and Nigel, who were at a loss over their disjointed home in Larne. With the decision too close to call, did they stick to their guns.

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

Doug has to make a speech at a party for Carrie's boss, who he hardly knows.

Doug asks Carrie to tell him how she feels about his weight, but when she does just that, he can't resist getting his revenge by picking faults with her.

Doug feels neglected when Carrie decides to go back to college. Guest starring Ricki Lake as Doug's sister.

Ray and Debra get involved in a two-week battle of wills over who's responsible for putting away a suitcase.

Debra and Marie make Raymond feel guilty when they find out that the bachelor party he hosted for Robert was a huge disappointment.

Robert is suspicious of Peter's attempts to bury the hatchet, prompting him to ask Ray to keep an eye on him.

Frasier becomes obsessed with a caricature of him that hangs on the wall of a Seattle restaurant.

Daphne buckles under the strain of planning her wedding, knowing deep down that it's because her true love is not the man she's marrying.

Frasier offers romantic advice to Niles and Daphne, hoping that they'll admit their love for one another before her wedding.

Will Daphne admit her affection for Niles before she marries Donny.

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

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Money dries up for B&B owners in Spain, while in Portugal the heat is on to get a guesthouse ready. And a severe drought in Italy threatens the future of a vineyard.

In Windsor, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Roy, whose garages are stacked full of bikes. Henry picks the one that doesn't work, and Simon converts some wooden beams into lamps.

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

Liv's dreamt of owning a holiday home on stunning Cyprus for years and is finally ready to make it happen. With a budget of £87k, can Ben Hillman make her dream come true.

The new series continues. In Normandy, Tracey and Budo unearth some treasures from the past. And Ben and Susana have big plans for an abandoned area of their Galician village.

The new run continues. For the final visit the B&Bers go glamping again, at Phil and Jane's site in Derbyshire, where the stag-gering views include real-life deer wandering about the place.

In Glasgow, will Garry's exclusive Ibiza beach club evening be filled with more disagreeing than VIP-ing.

Heather and John want a characterful bolthole on beautiful Crete. Jasmine Harman shows them detached delights and an ice cream inspiration for £150k. Are any of them 'the one.

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

On Australia's extremely remote and breathtaking Lord Howe Island, George explores a stylish secluded coastal retreat and dives into a Pacific paradise of coral gardens.

a chopsticks ladder, and a new low.

In this entertainment special, Oobah Butler has just three months to make a million. A rollercoaster of big wins and setbacks follows as Oobah's conscience starts to bite.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Amy Gledhill take on Richard Ayoade and Guz Khan. Sam Campbell joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley.

Gordon Ramsay visits Cafe 36 in Chicago. Husband-and-wife team Terry and Carol are stuck in the past and their head chef's lax attitude is driving away customers.

Rapper Baloji's debut is a mythic familial psychodrama about a young man who takes his pregnant fiancée to the Democratic Republic of Congo to meet the parents. In French/subs.

Heartfelt drama with Matthias Schoenaerts. A violent convict gets a chance at rehabilitation through a programme training wild mustangs. Will he make the most of his second chance.

Professionals: In east London, Bombetta let their ingredients do the talking but can Jellyfish's Lebanese-inspired street food liven things up or will Omnino raise the 'steaks'.

Kirstie and Phil meet Heather and Tim, whose seven-acre home near Edinburgh has a dysfunctional layout. Tim wants somewhere more rural but Heather wants to stay put.

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

Doug and Carrie agree that they shouldn't buy a new car because Doug's union may be going on strike. But Doug can't resist a new off-roader.

With his union striking, Doug takes work as a substitute teacher at the school where his sister Stephanie works. But the job's not as easy as he thinks.

Carrie suggests that Arthur should spend the day with Doug and Deacon to cheer them up while they're on strike. But it doesn't turn out as she'd hoped.

Debra convinces Ray that she should join him on the golf course after she realises that they don't have fun together any more.

Marie tries to get the upper hand in her relationship with her new daughter-in-law when Amy and Robert return from their honeymoon.

When Michael stays home from school for two days in a row, Ray mistakenly suspects that he simply has homework he hasn't finished.

In a double-length episode, Niles and Daphne discover that there's a price to pay for admitting their true love.

Frasier begs Martin to take a tour of a senior citizens' home so that he can ask out its attractive manager.

Frasier's bootlicking routine backfires when he invites his new boss, a nouveau-riche internet millionaire, to his tastefully decorated home.

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

Channel 4's midday news summary.

A couple running a guesthouse in Portugal welcome their first visitors. In Italy, two vineyard owners begin harvesting their grapes by hand. And there are wedding bells in Spain.

In Herefordshire, Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet George, a collector for over 70 years. Max finds a crate of vintage motor oil bottles that could be worth a small fortune.

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

Lucy's been thinking about buying a home abroad since she was 16 and is now ready to take the plunge. Jean Johansson shows her what Málaga has to offer for £100k.

The new series concludes. It's a happy ending in France as Louise and Paul near the completion of their village and Tracey and Budo celebrate finishing their kitchen.

The new run continues. On payment day, the B&Bers clash over furniture failings and clock complaints. And sparks fly - ironically - over a lack of electricity. Who's won.

A fishy feud leaves a bad taste at Bernadette's Italian meal in Glasgow. And who wins the week.

Moto GP fan Jackie and her daughter Tayla want a holiday home in rural Valencia for £150k. Will any of Jean Johansson's wow-factor villas or rustic retreats get their hearts racing.

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

An Extra Slice: Tom Davis, Amy Gledhill and Scarlette Douglas enjoy an egg-stra dollop of Meringue Week. Who suffered soufflé dismay? And whose peaks impressed this week.

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

Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker kick off a brand-new series of the award-winning chat show with special guests Frank Skinner and Stevie Martin.

at a Dog: Greg's hugely successful and acclaimed debut stand-up show from 2011, which was a huge hit at the Edinburgh Festival and went on a sell-out, UK-wide tour.

Sci-fi horror-comedy with John Boyega. Aggressive aliens unwisely pick a tough London estate as the beachhead for their invasion. But the locals are no pushovers.

Gordon visits Casa Roma, the oldest restaurant in Lancaster, California. Although the bar is a success, the restaurant is failing and has had 20 chefs in two years.

Wigan. Super-organised hospital theatre practitioner Geoff Conway goes all out to impress with an epic nine-course Spanish tapas feast. But are his portions too big.

Wigan. Hairdressing salon owner Natalie Crompton plans an evening filled with fun and laughter, and names her courses after her beloved cats. But Geoff gets the claws out.

Wigan. Music teacher and funeral singer Alan Gregory hopes to hit the right notes with an evening of sophisticated Greek grub. But Geoff barely touches his food.

Wigan. Gymnastics teacher Simon Grimwood hosts on his birthday. But will it be many happy returns for Simon, or will there be tears at his party.

Wigan. Nurse practitioner Caroline Heaven hopes to end the week with a bang by showing her rival diners a 'proper' Lancashire night. Will her guests be chuffed t' bits.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien restore a metal workbench, a pine chest and the seat from an old pony and trap.

Lexie and Ed's four-bed, one-bath Nottingham home is too small for their family of six. Ed wants to move but Lexie loves the location. Who can help, Kirstie or Phil.

When Rebecca is attracted to a handsome plumber who comes to the bar, Sam's not very impressed. But Rebecca convinces Sam he's no great catch himself.

Don the plumber asks Rebecca to marry him - what answer will she give? Sam sees Diane on a TV awards show and tries to get back in touch with her.

Woody's new job as a city councillor enables him to help Norm get a job. And is a reconciliation on the cards for Sam and Diane.

In the last-ever episode, Sam and Diane are plagued by doubts about the idea of getting back together, while the gang ponder the meaning of life.

Robert and Amy's over-the-top affection annoys Debra and Ray.

Debra persuades Ray to hire Gianni to do some DIY work in their kitchen, but they both come to regret it due to their friend's laziness.

When Amy invites her brother Peter to stay for dinner, he makes himself at home on the couch. and never leaves.

Frasier hires a butler, who spoils everyone and offers Frasier sage advice in his bid to join the snobbish opera board.

Frasier starts dating the attractive attorney who defended him against Donny - who was jilted at the altar by Daphne.

NASA recruit Homer and Barney to make the organisation more appealing to the common man. When Barney has too much to drink, Homer is chosen to go into space.

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.

The fourth sprint race of the season kicks off in the USA as the drivers fight for those all-important bonus championship points. Who'll make it to pole.

The competition kicks off in Lincolnshire, where hosts Ryan and Hollie have a unique style and 15,000 mannequins up their sleeves.

Mum and daughter Holly and Meg host the week's second visit at their Nottinghamshire glampsite, where they aim to make glamping even more glam.

Tom's already let all his competitors know that he runs the best place in Richmond, North Yorkshire. So why's he feeling so hard done by at feedback time.

Brittany hosts the week's final visit in Windermere, where the B&Bers enjoy an arty afternoon. But faces drop when it comes to the cost.

It's been a fiery week, and every last one of the B&Bers is unhappy with their feedback. So expect more fireworks when they meet up once again to find out who's won.

A couple turn an army lorry and an old caravan into an off-roader. A man builds a luxury cabin on his family's farm. And George checks out a home that was once a skip.

In London and Sussex, Phil catches up with Robin and Colin, who only had eyes for an architectural gem, and Lia and Andrew, who were done with renting and wanted their own home.

In Newtownards, Amy and Brian are at loggerheads over their five-bed chalet bungalow. Can Kirstie make it feel like new again, or will the grass be greener elsewhere.

Jon and Noreen dreamt of living in a giant treehouse in Gloucestershire. But three years into the build, the money ran out. Are they finally living up in the trees.

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

From Samarkand and the heart of the silk road, Bettany journeys through Uzbekistan uncovering new finds and encountering sun worship and Zoroastrian funeral rites.

Aerial cameras track the Ffestiniog Railway as it races through Eryri changing Welsh history, from coastal Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog's slate mines.

Horror with Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy. Only one diner at an exclusive eatery sees through the foam quenelles to the pile of steaming prairie oysters beyond. Mayhem ensues.

Roland Emmerich's sprawling, action-packed war drama about the Battle of Midway, a major turning point in World War II. Starring Ed Skrein, Luke Evans and Woody Harrelson.

The drivers take on the Sprint race before focusing on GP Qualis. It's a day of high intensity, bold strategy, and edge-of-the-seat drama from start to finish.

Channel 4 broadcasts a compilation of the prestigious Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film Festival 2025 shortlist - including the winner - with all titles also available to stream on Channel 4.

Sue and Richard's beautiful home in Mapperley is no longer suitable since Richard had a cycling accident. Can Kirstie make it accessible? Or should they list it.

NASA recruit Homer and Barney to make the organisation more appealing to the common man. When Barney has too much to drink, Homer is chosen to go into space.

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.

The first episode of the classic US comedy. Diane and her fiancé Sumner call in at the eponymous Boston bar before setting off for their wedding.

Sam tries to get a date with an attractive customer who visits the bar, but Diane is scornful about the beautiful yet unintelligent women he spends time with.

When Carla attacks an obnoxious troublemaker, he threatens to sue the bar, unless Sam fires Carla.

Ray and Debra get caught up in a web of increasingly outrageous lies after Ray fibs to Marie about why he missed a meeting with her.

Ray reluctantly agrees to let Debra's mother throw an 'old-fashioned English tea party' for Debra.

Ray reluctantly agrees to let Debra's mother throw an 'old-fashioned English tea party' for Debra.

The drivers take on the Sprint race before focusing on GP Qualis. It's a day of high intensity, bold strategy, and edge-of-the-seat drama from start to finish.

Tim Lovejoy and Simmer Rimmer host the food and chat show.

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.

Bart gets Principal Skinner sacked and Flanders takes over at the school. Out of work, Skinner befriends his erstwhile nemesis Bart.

In the Scottish Highlands, things get off on the wrong foot at Stephen and Margaret's B&B thanks to an unpopular shoes-off policy.

Graham hosts the week's second visit at his glampsite near Inverness, where he hopes to inspire a spirit of adventure with a search for the Loch Ness Monster.

In Perthshire, the B&Bers stay at Cultybraggan Camp, a site used as a prisoner of war camp in World War II. They've done it up since then, of course.

During the week's final visit, to James and Neil's hotel near Glasgow, the B&Bers try their hands at curling. But some relationships seem to be on thin ice.

It's been a topsy-turvy week with some B&Bers delighted with their scores - and others not so much. After a little bit of a praise and a lot of moaning, who'll win.

We meet Brixham's maverick skipper who live-streams his latest catch, and a Cornwall engineer gets a replica of the iconic steam locomotive, The Puffing Devil, back up to full steam.

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

In an egg-ceptional Bake Off first, it's Meringue Week, and the bakers whisk up tarts, soufflés and ice cream cake. Who can keep their cool? Whose soufflé will be in disarray.

At 20 decks high and almost a quarter of a mile long, Icon of the Seas is the world's biggest cruise ship. What does it take to entertain guests on this floating metropolis.

Year 11 feel the pressure building as the school year draws to a close. Mrs Ali works on attendance numbers. Year 10s Darcie and Alexa compete to become Head Girl.

After a few near misses, one of the fugitives has gone solo and is feeling the pressure as the hunters prepare to clear him out. And will a bid for some home comforts backfire.

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

Gogglebox celebrates 10 years watching TV with some stand-out moments and favourite Goggleboxers - from old faces Steph and Dom to Mary and Giles and the Siddiquis.

With just 22 points separating the McLaren duo, the championship battle heats up. And Austin's Circuit of the Americas is built for overtaking drama with its wide uphill charge to Turn 1.

Harry has fallen off his scooter and badly cut his head. A 56-year-old has crashed his motorbike at speed and now his leg's at risk. And Mike hurt himself putting out the rubbish.

The treasure hunters arrive in Kyoto, famed for its stunning temples and rich cuisine. As some teams bond, others clash. With the stakes rising, no one's safe in the quest for £50k.

There's no shortage of suspects when Lisa's college fund is stolen from under the kitchen sink.

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.

Bart gets Principal Skinner sacked and Flanders takes over at the school. Out of work, Skinner befriends his erstwhile nemesis Bart.

Kate Quilton, Jimmy Doherty and Matt Tebbutt reveal more secrets about our favourite food.

Can Kirstie Allsopp and her team help Louise turn her dilapidated Essex flat into a peaceful paradise without breaking the bank.

Another chance to see Friday's new episode, with Ade Adepitan in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carrie and Doug reminisce about their first Thanksgiving together, when Doug first met Arthur and his wife Lily.

Doug and Carrie babysit Deacon and Kelly's son Kirby, but he catches them in a compromising position on his parents' bed.

Doug and Deacon compete to play the best practical joke, and Arthur is offered a job at Carrie's office.

Robert and Amy convince their families that it would be fun to spend Thanksgiving together, but the day gets off to a bad start.

When the kids ruin Ray's dictionary, Frank tells them about the time that Ray wrecked his prized jazz record collection.

Frasier develops a friendship with Roz's new boyfriend, who then cheats them both.

A scheming Frasier works his way into hosting the annual televised Christmas parade, but is horrified to learn that his protégée Dr Mary is his co-host.

With just 22 points separating the McLaren duo, the championship battle heats up. And Austin's Circuit of the Americas is built for overtaking drama with its wide uphill charge to Turn 1.

Expert buyers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz hunt down hidden relics and treasures across the USA. What will they find in a former firefighter's jam-packed sheds.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Spain, a family take a punt on a hotel, and a Yorkshire entrepreneur hopes to make a splash in hospitality. In France, a London couple take on an epic renovation project.

In the Devon countryside, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet collectors Derek and Daphne. Henry finds a very rare tractor, while Simon discovers a Raleigh Shopper bike.

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

Lizzie and Paul love the seaside town of Paphos on Cyprus's west coast. Can Ben Hillman find them the perfect holiday home for the whole family, including their 10 grandkids, for £125k.

Justin and Mel begin work on their hamlet in rural France, while Paul and Yip battle storms and burst riverbanks at their settlement in Normandy.

The new run continues. Artists Andrew and Diane host the week's first visit at their eclectic boutique accommodation in Devon, where one guest finds the facilities lacking.

In Cardiff, can Angharad's wonderfully Welsh night and harp performance strike the right chord with her guests.

Diane and Kieran look for a place in Mojácar, from a blue-door beauty with a cutesy courtyard to a complex giving all the beachside feels. Will they take the plunge and put in an offer.

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

Will AI really put a huge chunk of Britain's skilled workers out of a job? From health care to the law and more, Dispatches pits human versus machine. Who's the best worker.

Two fugitives stumble into a face-to-face with the hunters. In a new twist, £10k waits in a Birmingham library, there for the taking. Are any fugitives brave enough to go for it.

Joe Dix grew up in a loving family in a leafy Norfolk suburb. But the 18-year-old was groomed on social media by a county lines gang, and his life tragically spiralled out of control.

Year 11 feel the pressure building as the school year draws to a close. Mrs Ali works on attendance numbers. Year 10s Darcie and Alexa compete to become Head Girl.

Taut Dutch thriller from Walter Presents. A traumatised intelligence agent goes undercover to try to form a relationship with a suspected terrorist. Is he up to it? In Dutch/subs.

a chopsticks ladder, and a new low.

Extra Slice: Tom Davis, Amy Gledhill and Scarlette Douglas enjoy an egg-stra dollop of Meringue Week. Who suffered soufflé dismay? And whose stiff peaks impressed this week.

South Asian Film Season. Crime thriller. In a small town in Nepal, DI Pooja battles a tide of racial tension and misogyny to solve the case of two kidnapped boys. Nepali, Hindi/subs.

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

Tony and Diane's wedding is fast approaching. But Tony's got plenty of distractions to work his way through first, including pacifying a demanding Marie and a nostalgia-filled stag do.

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

Doug's Christmas present for Carrie is overshadowed by the one she gets from her boss. With recurring guest stars Ricki Lake and Lou Ferrigno.

Doug and Carrie don't want to go to their friends' wedding in Maryland, so they concoct an elaborate plan to fool them into thinking that they're there.

Doug sees a TV that's better than his 55-inch. When he finds out Carrie's boss has one, he schemes to get himself and the boys invited over to watch the Super Bowl.

Ray begins to resent how much time Debra is spending away from home when she helps to plan a recruitment party at Frank's lodge.

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.

After discovering that Debra places bets with the kids on his strange behaviour, Ray's disturbed to find out that his children think he's a 'doof'.

On the night of the SeaBee broadcasting awards, Frasier has an emotional crisis that makes him re-evaluate his entire life.

Frasier can't adjust to his 13-year-old son's new attitude, so forces Freddy to go camping with him and Martin in an attempt at male bonding.

After relying on the breakdown service one too many times, Frasier and Niles take a car maintenance class. And when Roz gets a puppy, Martin takes over the training.

Frasier and Niles try to revitalise the career of their boyhood actor idol, only to learn that he stinks. With Sir Derek Jacobi and Patrick Macnee.

Will expert buyers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz want to rock and roll all night when they find masses of KISS merch in Nicky's barn? Plus: Mike goes for a test drive.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Spain, the bills rack up at a Lincolnshire family's hotel. In France, two holiday hosts are also feeling the pinch. And a Yorkshire entrepreneur faces a nightmare opening day.

Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet retired haulier Jim in Worcestershire. Max wants to transform old air tanks into a sports car, while Simon turns some barrels into a bar bench.

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

Joanne and former bodybuilding champion Darren hope to find the perfect holiday home on Spain's eastern Costa del Sol. Can Jean Johansson find a strong enough contender for their £180k.

In France, Justin and Mel find their village in a tangle. And in Spain, Ben and Susana can finally open their hamlet restaurant to guests.

The new run continues. In Portsmouth, Mubi and Steve focus on fun and wellness at their luxury lodgings. Unfortunately, a maintenance mishap gets them off to a bad start.

In Cardiff, Claire hosts a cruise-themed night. But will her maiden voyage into vegan cooking hit rocky waters.

Ballroom dancer Neil craves a holiday home on Kefalonia. Can tantalising terraces, balconies in abundance and a flip-floppingly fab villa get him quickstepping to put in an offer.

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

It's Dessert Week and the bakers make Spanish-style cheesecake, gluten-free sponge and a tricky trifle. Who'll have a wobble, and who'll be Basque-ing in glory.

Five teams are still in the race for £50k as the treasure hunt reaches Hiroshima. Partnerships are pushed to breaking point, and another duo are ditched at a dramatic coin count.

On the 'Box this time, Is It Cake, Too?, Hijack, Steph's Packed Lunch and Dr. Pimple Popper. As seen by Mo Gilligan, Jon Richardson, Gyles Brandreth, Melanie C and NDubz.

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

After a few near misses, one of the fugitives has gone solo and is feeling the pressure as the hunters prepare to clear him out. And will a bid for some home comforts backfire.

Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker kick off the 33rd series of the award-winning chat show with special guests Frank Skinner and Stevie Martin.

Can Gordon Ramsay fix Meson de Mesilla, a Tuscan-style hotel in Las Cruces, New Mexico, that's falling flat.

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

an introduction to his classic satire from the golden age of Hindi cinema: Mr & Mrs 55.

South Asian Film Season. Guru Dutt's satirical comedy with Madhubala. An impoverished cartoonist falls in love with a woman who's about to inherit a huge estate. In Hindi/subs.

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

At Deacon's paintball party, Doug's shocked to learn that Carrie finds Deacon attractive, and that Richie still has a thing for Doug's sister Stephanie.

Deacon has been seeing another woman.

Carrie goes on sex strike, and Arthur dates a woman who claims that she used to be Frank Sinatra's girlfriend.

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

Ray and Debra disagree over whether they should buy an expensive dress for Ally to wear to a friend's formal 13th birthday party.

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.

In homage to the romantic film Sliding Doors, two radically different versions of Frasier's love life unfold.

In a comedy of mistaken identity, Frasier intervenes to save station manager Kenny's marriage by diverting him from a rendezvous.

Frasier takes his dad and Niles to the basketball but can't believe his eyes when Niles is plucked out of the crowd and given the chance to win a big cash prize.

Frasier can't narrate Roz's ambitious space documentary, so she turns to legendary space hero and US senator John Glenn.

Can buyers Frank and Mike strike a deal on an elephant, an alligator and. Elvis? In New York, the boys find a trove of folk art and rare military memorabilia.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Holiday hosts in France have renovation fatigue. A family juggle personnel problems and hotel repairs in Spain. And a couple discover the perils of remote living in Italy.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Sue, who's clearing out her late husband's antiques shop in north Wales. Henry finds a pedal car, while Simon takes a toy yacht.

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

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

Paul and Yip consider selling their Normandy village. And Roberto's record-breaking bridge linking two Italian ghost villages is almost ready to open.

The new run continues. Alicia hosts the third visit of the week at her B&B in West Sussex, where the relaxed mood is pierced at evening drinks by an argument over online reviews.

In Cardiff, Charlotte serves a homely hug of a dinner, but things turn spooky. Will the prize be no more than a ghostly apparition for Charlotte.

Phil and Paula scour Barcelona to bag a beloved bolthole. After viewing a place with the smallest sink in Spain, will they throw the kitchen sink at a place that feels like home.

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

We revisit picky postcoder Rupreet and Sundeep at their ever-growing Harrow home, and Laura and Euan, who got their Glasgow gaff for £432,100 to mark the countdown to moving in.

Pep and Malene are building a modern Viking Hall in the Surrey Hills. Following Pep's cancer diagnosis, it's a race to create a house that cherishes their memories and life together.

Best Homes: Phil embarks on another VIP tour of The Land of the Long White Cloud's most luxurious properties, starting with three incredible beachside homes.