Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at lofty ambitions in Walthamstow in East London, where the Clayton-Fisher family totally transformed their dark and dingy attic.

Professional luthier Gary helps Simon O'Brien to restore an old bluegrass banjo.

Rex continues to explore his identity as secrets threaten to spill at the joint engagement party. Gemma faces a painful revelation. And Mercedes returns from rehab with a shocking proposal.

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

Norm hurts his back while painting Frasier and Lilith's apartment so Frasier lets him sleep on the sofa. Rebecca tests her mothering skills.

Cliff's worried about his girlfriend meeting his mum, but they get along famously. Rebecca aims to improve Sam's fertility.

Rebecca and Sam argue over what last name their future child should have, and look after Carla's unruly kids for a night.

Robert's ecstatic when he's recommended for an FBI job, until it becomes apparent that Marie's meddling may scupper his chances.

At a party, Ray and Debra do an amusing impersonation of Frank and Marie. But when the older couple turn the tables on them, Ray and Debra don't find it so funny.

When Debra finds a cassette that contains a message from Ray's college girlfriend, she wants to know why he's kept it for so many years.

Frasier tries to stop Frederick from realising that he's a less-than-perfect father when he fills in on the radio station's baseball team.

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

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

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

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

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue Ashley's 1992 VW Corrado, which has been rotting away since he fell ill. Can the boys bring some joy back to Ashley's life.

In Crewe, Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo meet rock 'n' roller Billy, who lives in a house that's frozen in time in the 1950s.

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

Sarah and Ian met in Spain and now want a holiday home in south-east Lanzarote for themselves and their family to enjoy. Jean Johansson shows them five great finds.

On the Costa Blanca, Abi and Darren's 'boogie wonderland' is hit by technical trouble. And Gordon and Shona finally take the reins of a diving business in Marbella.

The new run continues. Carl and Liz host the week's second visit, at their coaching inn in Cambridgeshire, where converted stables and Highland cows are on the menu.

The new run continues. In South Wales, Richard hosts at his pub, setting the bar high with terrific tartlets, sensational seabass and crowd-pleasing cheesecake. Can he hit bullseye.

Antonia and Ross love Ibiza. They've holidayed there many times, and now hope to find their own holiday home there. Can Lucy Alexander deliver their dream.

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the Brands: KFC and Nando's go head-to-head as Kate Quilton explores the battle for our taste buds in a fiery look at flavour, fandom and a billion-pound fight to win the chicken wars.

Standing: Could you stay handcuffed to a stranger 24/7? Self-confessed prude Charlie is hooked to heavily tattooed Rob. Can Christian hairdresser Nina handle Sara's chatty nature.

The Goggleboxers return for more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think of it this time.

This time it's Corrie, The Stolen Girl, The Piano, Mickey Rourke on Celebrity Big Brother, savoury cocktails on Saturday Kitchen, the News on Katy Perry in space, and more.

Retired artists Carole and Roger have crammed their nine-bed home with objects from around the world. Will they part with possessions to raise much-needed cash.

The final four contestants tackle a mind-boggling game that would make Einstein go cross-eyed, before the last two go head-to-head. Who will be crowned the UK's first Secret Genius.

Gordon helps a Puerto Rican restaurant in Yonkers, New York, which struggled when Covid hit. Appliances break, uncooked chicken is served. Can Gordon turn it around.

Jason Manford, Lou Sanders and Bella Hull join Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker for a satirical round-up of the past seven days.

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

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj throw themselves into the restoration of a derelict chapel in Pwllheli. But as they explore their new home, it seems they're not alone.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with young couple Wendy and Simon in Derbyshire and their oldest ever house-hunters, Margot and Henry, in Berkshire.

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

The Final Judgement: It's time for Cheers and Gary's Old Town Tavern's traditional Halloween prank war, but Gary calls it off because of his high blood pressure.

The gang are racked with guilt when their sporting hero loses his form after developing an obsession with Norm and Cliff's bar trivia.

Sam has yet another disagreement with restaurant owner John Hill and appoints Carla to deal with him. But instead of exacting revenge, she falls for him.

Ray's ready to speak to Ally about the facts of life but discovers that she's now more interested in knowing the meaning of life.

Debra decides to run for school president, but Ray isn't sure that he can handle the twins by himself during all those meetings, so he votes against her.

As Ray finally feels comfortable enough to call Debra's mother 'mom', he wants Debra to reciprocate with Marie.

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

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

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

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

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

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In Rochdale, Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue former amateur rally driver Alan's Opel Manta GTE. Can they re-ignite Alan's spark.

In Maidenhead, Simon O'Brien falls in love with an old ship's carpenter's chest, which he wants to gently restore, while Henry Cole renovates a miniature Tether car.

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

It's full steam ahead for train driver Wayne and train manager Kate, as Lee Juggurnauth shows them what their £85k budget can buy in Pinar de Campoverde in Spain.

In France, new plans keep Andrew and Richard on their toes. Best friends Janey and Sharon start an adventure. And will the floor-fillers fall flat at Abi and Darren's disco.

The new run continues. The B&Bers visit Barbara and Elizabeth's boutique B&B in Norfolk, where the hosts try to dance away some doubts about grout with an old-school Wurlitzer organ.

The new run continues. In South Wales, Daffyd plans a nutritious vegetarian-ish dinner party, but kitchen chaos ensues. Will his dud pud ruin his chances of winning the grand.

Jane and James scour eastern Crete for an Aegean gem on a budget of £130k. Will a house packed full of charm or a villa with wrap-around views be the perfect place for them.

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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.

The landmark series brings us the gripping inside story of the murder of a 74-year-old woman - and the killer's macabre efforts to conceal her death.

The suspect admits to the murder of a 74-year-old woman. But a deeply disturbing tale that shocks experienced detectives has only just begun.

Andrew's sustained a severe facial injury in an accident at work. Tony's been crushed by a forklift truck. And in resus, 61-year-old John keeps having sudden blackouts. But why.

Ex-navy pilot Rich has a huge 16cm tumour running from his jaw to his heart. Meanwhile, nearly all the organs in Tracy's pelvis need removal to combat her stage four bowel cancer.

The story of the remarkable campaign to ban private handguns in Britain after the 1996 mass shooting at Dunblane Primary School, told using a bereaved dad's recently uncovered recordings.

Gordon helps a debt-laden Brooklyn restaurant with constantly clashing co-owners. Can he sort out their finances before it folds.

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

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj start ripping out rot at the chapel and pitch their plan to turn it into a home, pottery studio and events space to the local community.

Kirstie Allsopp shows us how to create beautiful crafts with items we already own. She transforms some fabric by dyeing it with turmeric, and embellishes an old lampshade.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Amy and Takie, who wanted rid of renting in London, and Vicky and Andy who hoped to combine a home with two businesses in Wiltshire.

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

Henri plans to take Kelly away from Woody by pretending that he's about to be deported and persuading Kelly to marry him so that he can stay in the US.

Sam's horrified when, after six pregnancy-free months with Rebecca, she suggests they see a fertility specialist. Frasier and Lilith make wills.

On a quiet weekend away at a hotel, Rebecca and Sam ponder their parenthood plans. Meanwhile, back at the bar, the gang seek a way to beat the winter blues.

Debra takes offence when Marie accuses her of being rude, and they end up not speaking to each other. Surely Ray won't make a bad situation worse, will he.

Ray and Frank realise they can exploit the fact that Debra and Marie aren't speaking to each other.

When Debra accuses Ray of still not being able to pick up on her 'not in the mood' signals, they fondly recall the first night they spent together.

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

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

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

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

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.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend visit Dorset to fix up a Mk2 R. It belongs to carpenter Mike, who gave up work to support his son who had a terrible accident.

Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo head to Woking, where their finds include a sidecar to be transformed into a boat, and a water cylinder that Simon thinks could be a trendy lamp.

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

Claudia Winkleman and Clare Balding present live coverage of Crufts 2026 from Birmingham. The Flyball gets off to a flying start. With Radzi Chinyanganya and Ellie Simmonds.

In France, renovations give Andrew and Richard sleepless nights. In Spain, things get a little too quiet for Abi and Darren, and Gordon and Shona's dream hangs in the balance.

The new run continues. The week's final hosts, Helen and Carl, have their work cut out to impress at their Nottinghamshire glampsite after ruffling feathers with their feedback all week.

The new run continues. The fourth host in South Wales, doctor Sophie, is usually vegan but is serving meat to try and win over her guests. Will it be just what the doctor ordered.

Lucy Alexander helps Tracy and Lee find a French holiday home in Lower Normandy, which they hope could one day become their permanent home, for their budget of £70k.

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athleticism and speed in the Agility and Flyball.

From a teen's suburban bedroom to the heart of Silicon Valley, the story of a heartbroken father's bid for the truth behind his daughter's death, caught up in a powerful algorithmic spiral.

The Goggleboxers return for more of the biggest and best TV. What do they think of it this time.

A man has broken his leg on Scafell Pike. As darkness closes in, can the mountain rescue team save him from potentially life-threatening plummeting temperatures.

Gordon visits New Jersey to transform Max's Bar & Grill. It's been serving up famous hotdogs for almost 100 years but is close to collapse.

Comedy-drama with Michelle Pfeiffer. A skint Manhattan socialite moves to Paris with her son and a cat. which may or may not contain the spirit of her dead husband.

In Dumfries, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien get to work on Maggie's farm, which boasts an extraordinary collection of memorabilia.

With planning permission granted, Keith and Marj start removing the pews, parquet floor and pulpit in the main hall, and make a discovery in the Sunday school ceiling vents.

It's the semi-final and the potters make mosaics and water fountains inspired by Rome's Trevi Fountain. Whose final-worthy creations will make a splash.

Joining the crew today is Neil Delamere. Speaking of Neils - can GB history-maker Neil Simpson build on the two medals he won at the last Winter Paralympics? The 2026 Games start today.

Frasier brings some of his patients into the bar, and Woody cuts Sam's hair. Another Sam - GB skier Cozens - will be cutting down the slopes at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Woody's stuck doing back-to-back shifts to pay for a ring for Kelly. And snowboarder Ollie Hill is hoping to make it back-to-back medals at his second Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Sam tries to get even with John Hill after breaking a tooth. Meanwhile with the Winter Paralympics starting today, what ups and downs are in store as GB hits the Italian hills and slopes.

Robert joins a strange support group. But it's ParalympicsGB who really need our support at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Everybody loves Raymond, including his and Debra's therapist. And everybody loves curling too. Can GB's wheelchair curlers make the podium in Italy? The Winter Paralympics start today.

Ray's unhappy with the kids' workload and complains to their teacher. Too bad they don't have actual music teacher - and GB snowboarder - Nina Sparks. The Winter Paralympics start today.

Frasier wants to know who the father of Roz's baby is. Well, despite becoming a dad last year, we know it's not GB snowboarder James Barnes-Miller. The Winter Paralympics start today.

Frasier gets caught up in the hype of his 1000th show. Meanwhile, the Winter Paralympics celebrates its 50th anniversary in Milano Cortina this year - and it all kicks off today.

Frasier agrees to go on a cruise ship to Alaska. Maybe he'd be better off cruising to Italy instead, then he'd have a front-row seat at the Winter Paralympics, which starts today.

Frasier begins a relationship with a dynamic criminal defence lawyer. While in Italy, GB's Neil Simpson aims to defend his Super-G skiing title at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Mike and Frank unearth a life-sized Elvis sculpture in rural Vermont. Meanwhile, Channel 4's All Shook Up with Winter Paralympics fever, ahead of the Games' opening ceremony tonight.

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Tim and Fuzz revamp a classic Swedish Saab. Sweden beat GB in the wheelchair curling at the last Winter Paralympics. Can GB get revenge in their clash at the 2026 Games, which start today.

Simon plans to make a dining table from an old seed drill. Will ParalympicsGB's well-drilled athletes make their mark on the medal table at the Winter Paralympics, which start today.

Neil Delamere joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. Can GB's Mixed Team wheelchair curlers dent the hopes of favourites China at this year's Winter Paralympics, which start today.

The Flyball's wide open at the world-famous dog show. Meanwhile, will GB snowboarder Davy Zyw be top dog at the Winter Paralympics, which start today? There's no ball, but he'll be flying.

Andrew and Richard are chasing their dream lives in Europe. And do you know who else is chasing their dreams in Europe? That's right, ParalympicsGB. The Winter Paralympics start today.

All the hosts are unhappy with their shocking scores. They're going to wish they were more like ParalympicsGB, who begin their bid to bring home some Winter Paralympics wins today.

In South Wales, Sandra's going heavy on cream and mushrooms. But which athletes will be the crème de la crème of the Winter Paralympics? Which, in case you hadn't guessed, begins today.

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Ade Adepitan, Ed Jackson, Dame Sarah Storey and Alice Tai present live as the Milano Cortina Paralympics begin. Which athletes are the ones to watch over the next nine days.

The Goggleboxers settle down for this week's biggest and best TV.

Comedians Nick Mohammed and Vittorio Angelone and former Conservative politician Penny Mordaunt dissect the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.

Raw, personal and brutally honest, award-winning comedian Rhod takes us on a no-nonsense journey into finding humour when you've hit rock-bottom. Recorded at the Wales Millennium Centre.

Bill demonstrates the influence of Cockney music on the classical greats and warns of a world ruled by insects, in his debut live stand-up show at the Bloomsbury Theatre, back in 1996.

Gordon helps an Indian restaurant in New York that's been going for 35 years. But a decline in trade has led to fusion experiments - with mixed results.

Fiona and John hope that their guests will embrace their green ethos at Knockaloe Beg Farm on the Isle of Man. Rivals Robbie and John are pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness.

Ex-demolition man Phil Routledge hopes to blow his guests away at the ultra-modern The Arches on the Isle of Man. But some of his high-tech gadgets leave them confused.

Can Robbie and John's traditional Blackpool B&B, The Trafford, impress their well-heeled rivals? The hosts try to sweeten the deal with a lesson in how to make Blackpool rock.

cooking poached eggs for her guests.

It's the final day of the competition, and the rival B&Bers meet to settle some scores and to find out how much they've been paid - and who's won the week.

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

a shipping container in the car park.

After playing mud football, Doug dozes off in front of the TV and has some unusual dreams.

Doug regrets letting Arthur go to a cocktail lounge.

Thinking he's been offered a job at FedEx, Doug tries to renegotiate his package at work. Meanwhile, Carrie overdoes it with the fake tan.

Professor Frink develops a cryptocurrency that makes him rich and gets him new friends. But are they true friends.

Todd loses his faith in God. Homer and Ned share a near-death experience.

Todd loses his faith in God. Homer and Ned share a near-death experience.

Day 1 begins with the Para Alpine Downhill including Neil Simpson, the first British male to win gold on the snow. And will the GB Wheelchair Curling Mixed Team brush Slovakia aside.

Day 1 continues as Scott Meenagh competes in his third and final Paralympics. Plus, after fighting to be fit, can Menna Fitzpatrick make her mark on the Alpine Skiing Downhill.

F1 is back! As well as each other, the drivers must contend with new regulations. Oh, and there's a new team on the grid. But who has the early-season pace in Melbourne.

make some noise for the Flyball quarter-finals.

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Ade Adepitan rounds up the best of Day 1. Did Menna Fitzpatrick or Neil Simpson achieve a 'piste de résistance' performance in the Downhill Alpine Skiing.

Scruffts.

In Ho Chi Minh City, the most populous city in Vietnam, Bill is caught between wartime tunnels, endless crazy traffic, and a deep dive into a local musical twist of metal versus folk.

Rachel Joyce's poignant drama starring Jim Broadbent. A retired man walks from Devon to Berwick to save a former colleague from cancer, using nothing but faith.

World War II action with Brad Pitt. A tank commander leads his crew into the dark, bloody heart of Hitler's last stand. But there's a rookie on board the Fury. With Michael Peña.

Could you survive being handcuffed to a total stranger 24/7? Jonathan Ross challenges 18 brave Brits to stay together, as they compete to win a £100k prize.

Could you stay handcuffed to a stranger 24/7? Self-confessed prude Charlie is hooked to heavily tattooed Rob. Can Christian hairdresser Nina handle Sara's chatty nature.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with cautious first-time buyers Sundeep and Rupreet in Harrow and postcode-picky Hilary and Rob, who set their hearts on Hitchin in Hertfordshire.

At his high school reunion, Homer wins several awards, including 'Most Weight Gained' and 'Most Improved Odour'. But then the Principal finds out he never graduated.

When Homer is late picking up Bart from a school football game, Bart gets a surrogate dad from an agency.

Deacon's upset when Kelly goes on a date.

Doug's sister is jealous when their parents ask Doug to sign a document giving him responsibility to decide when to 'pull the plug' if they ever get very ill.

Marge's old suitor, Artie Ziff, returns. And he's engaged. Someone tells Lisa she'd be more popular if she smiled more, so she - reluctantly - tries it out.

Springfield steals the Sea Captain's treasure to build an academy. But Lisa and Bart discover terrifying secret plans for the new school.

Marge's dream multi-family holiday in Costa Rica is ruined when Homer discovers that he gets along with Patty's new girlfriend.

It's Day 2, as GB face Canada in the Wheelchair Mixed Team Curling, and the Men's and Women's Snowboard Cross finals begin.

The excitement continues on Day 2 as the Men's Snowboard Cross heats up. And Nina Sparks hits the fresh Italian snow; can she secure a spot on the podium at her first ever Paralympics.

there's a new team.

Intermediate and Large dogs face the Agility course.

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Join Ade Adepitan on Day 2 for all the best action from the Snowboard Cross finals. And which team has the Curling cohesiveness to sweep through the third round.

This is it. Clare Balding is joined by Claudia Winkleman for Best in Show. But first, there's the Gundog Group judging and Hero Dogs. And which breeds look most like our presenting team.

The finalists create mini model theatres and tackle a tricky throwing technique. Whose final curtain call will crown them as champion.

The Goggleboxers settle down for this week's biggest and best TV.

From open marriages to late-life romance, welcome to a night of secrets, surprises and second chances at the nation's most romantic restaurant.

Body-swap comedy-horror with Vince Vaughn. A girl gets murdered by a serial killer but then wakes up in his body, with only 24 hours to get her own body back.

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

This 666th episode of The Simpsons parodies spooky favourites like The Omen. and Crazy Rich Aliens.

Homer fails a breathalyser test while driving home from the Duff brewery and has to quit drinking for a month.

On Valentine's Day, Lisa takes pity on Ralph and gives him a card. But when he falls in love with her, it leads to a bitter feud between their families.

Jamie Oliver takes us on a delicious journey as he re-awakens the spring kitchen garden after winter. He celebrates rhubarb in a lip-smacking sauce and heroes spinach in a risotto.

In London, can Phil find Sam and Krystle a house before they get hitched? Kirstie helps tall twins Matt and Chris, who are clubbing together to buy their first home.

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

A performance by children's entertainer Nanny Gee in honour of Frederick's second birthday helps to shed some light on Frasier's romantic past.

Rebecca hires Woody's pianist cousin to play at the bar - and he promptly falls in love with her.

Rebecca insists she can run the bar while Sam plays poker, but then she forgets to renew the alcohol licence.

Day 3 starts with Super-G alpine skiing finals, including reigning Paralympic champion Neil Simpson and GB's most decorated Winter Paralympian Menna Fitzpatrick in the hunt for medals.

Great Britain's match versus South Korea in the Mixed Team wheelchair curling concludes. And alpine skiing finals continue with coverage of various classifications of the Super-G events.

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Settle in for an afternoon of wheelchair curling, with GB's Jason Kean and Jo Butterfield - who has a Summer Paralympics gold from 2016 - taking on hosts Italy in the Mixed Doubles.

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

Jen and Nick set up a horse charity, Brian and Paula give French life a second shot, and coffee bar owner James brings his business idea to Spain.

The new run continues. This week's competition kicks off in Falkirk, with mum and daughter Melissa and Fiona hosting at their cosy pub. Will a fridge-less room be their downfall.

The new run continues. On night one in Manchester, Pauline plans a snug soiree with plenty of home comforts and a family feel. but she forgets to serve one of her guests.

Ade Adepitan's got all the key events from Day 3 at the Winter Paralympics, including no fewer than five British skiers bidding for medals in the Super-G skiing finals.

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Susan Murray, MP for Mid Dunbartonshire, sets out the Liberal Democrats' campaign for a new health centre in Milngavie.

The Sellers family mealtimes are chaos, thanks to dad Rudi's long working hours and daily supermarket trips. Will they ever get dinner on the table before 9pm.

Standing: Horse trainer Claire believes in country air and hard work. Bambi, a city-loving model and content creator, likes the easy life. Can Bambi keep up with Claire's schedule.