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

Dick and Mary play practical jokes on each other, Tommy joins a garage band to improve his chances with August, and Sally sets her sights on a yoga instructor. (S3 Ep3).

Dick accepts an invitation to spend the weekend with Mary's parents, who aren't aware that Dick and Mary have broken up. The other aliens help Nina move apartment. (S3 Ep4).

Dick runs away from the doctor's surgery as he's terrified of having a routine physical. On Halloween night, frightening noises in the flat scare Dick and Harry. (S3 Ep5).

Ray embarrasses Debra at a school auction but then worries about the ways in which his wife could take revenge on him. (S3 Ep4).

Debra is shocked when she suddenly realises that she wishes her mother was more like Marie. (S3 Ep5).

Debra thinks that it's Ray's turn to take charge of birth control, so he decides to have his 'wires cut', but then chickens out. (S3 Ep6).

Frasier and Niles compete for the attention of the same woman at a party. At least, they think it's the same woman. (S7 Ep6).

Frasier and Niles are delighted to discover that they may be descended from Russian royalty. (S7 Ep7).

Frasier's name becomes confused with another in casualty. The next day, his death is announced on television and he reads his own obituary. (S7 Ep8).

Vets and volunteers rescue and rehabilitate animals in South Africa. Emma looks after a bush baby who needs 24/7 care, and Annie and Lisa undertake a vital rhino collaring procedure. (Ep20).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Almería, the Garners search for a combined home and business space for Jo, Lee and their spaniel Bo. And the Rodriguez sisters try to avoid terracotta in Alicante. (S6 Ep22).

In Leeds and Preston, Henry Cole makes an international set of clocks out of dashboard time pieces. Simon O'Brien builds an eccentric chandelier from car headlights. (S2 Ep23/25).

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

The new run continues. Sam and Brian love travelling and nowhere's captured their hearts quite like Lanzarote. Lee Juggurnauth shows them five homes for £240k; are any of them the dream.

The new series continues. Carrie puts the finishing touches to her narrowboat. Paul and Anthony take one final cruise on their old boat before the big move to their new eco-boat. (Ep5/20).

Tim and Sasha try to create a winding 'path of discovery' through their massive bamboo forest, to reveal a hidden view. Tim and Krys start to renovate an abandoned building. (S1 Ep15).

The new run continues. On payment day, allegations of foul play after one pair gave consistently low scores throughout the week get the blood boiling, before the winners are revealed.

In her Harvard application, 18-year-old Lisa recounts the story of her childhood - including the time when Marge planned to leave Homer. (S29 Ep8/21).

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

In and around Perth, Bill samples a heady comedic cocktail of hip wineries, prison tunnels, gnomes and heavy metal jamming. (S1 Ep3).

The new series continues as the Goggleboxers watch the biggest and best shows on TV. (S23 Ep12).

Joe Lycett hosts his entertainment extravaganza, live from Birmingham, with celebrity guests, local heroes and hilarious sketches. (S2 Ep4).

(2008) Outrageous comedy with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. When two 40-year-old man-children's parents marry, can the lads settle their differences and grow up? Strong language/nudity.

Lee McKenzie and Billy Monger present highlights of the second Sprint Qualifying session of the season, at the spectacular Miami street circuit.

(1983) Classic comedy. Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy star as a rich banker and a homeless man whose lives are swapped for a $1 bet. Strong language/representations that may offend.

Dr Hibbert puts Homer on medicinal marijuana after he's attacked by a murder of crows. (S13 Ep16/22).

Durham. Receptionist Linzey plans to woo her guests with some flirtatious frolics and a menu of food from the heart. Can she seduce her guests or will it be a date-night disaster? (Ep1/5).

Durham. Rob aims to teach his guests a lesson in hosting with an evening based around school, from swimming to home economics. And a new guest joins the group in place of another. (Ep2/5).

Durham. Event planner Kate throws a Roaring 20s-themed party with a vegan menu. But will the meat eaters be left wanting, and can a high-energy Charleston lesson get everyone going? (Ep3/5).

Durham. Ex-trampolinist Matty hosts an Ibiza-themed party, complete with Spanish food and full-on clubbing. But will his fiesta and impromptu flips get his guests feeling the vibe? (Ep4/5).

Durham. Health worker and party girl Kenya hosts a safari-themed evening featuring East African food. But will her wild night have her guests leaping for joy or running for cover? (Ep5/5).

From the discovery of the old 19th-century wash house to the pepper pot tower library, we revisit some of the Strawbridges' best moments at the chateau from series seven of the show.

Doug gets a motorbike against Carrie's wishes, so she takes up smoking to get her revenge. (S2 Ep1/25).

Doug gets jealous when Carrie and their new neighbour hit it off. (S2 Ep2/25).

An embarrassing accident at work leaves Doug in agony. (S2 Ep3/25).

Robert decides that he is too old to be living with his parents, so he moves in with another elderly couple - who turn out to be carbon copies of Frank and Marie. (S3 Ep7).

Ray is jealous when an inexperienced colleague beats him to his lifelong ambition of having an article published in Sports Illustrated. (S3 Ep8).

Ray's advice comes back to haunt him when he is blamed for the break-up of Robert's relationship with Amy. (S3 Ep9).

Frank's not happy when Marie decides that they should both go on a strict diet just before the Thanksgiving holiday. (S3 Ep10).

Lee McKenzie and Billy Monger present highlights of the second Sprint Qualifying session of the season, at the spectacular Miami street circuit.

The Simpsons have a fight when a game of Monopoly goes wrong, and Maggie has to call the police. (S13 Ep7/22).

Springfield is declared the fattest town on Earth when Homer's attempt to create the world's biggest human pyramid goes disastrously wrong. (S13 Ep8/22).

A fortune-teller reveals that Lisa will fall for upper-crust English gent Hugh Parkfield at a prestigious university. But will he approve of her family? (S24 Ep19/22).

Santa's Little Helper fathers a huge litter of puppies, so Mr Burns offers them a home. But Burns has always fancied a greyhound-fur tuxedo. (S6 Ep20/25).

Bart's over the moon when the teachers go on strike, but Lisa starts to go mad. And then the governors draft in the parents to teach. (S26 Ep21/25).

(2011) Family comedy. Jim Carrey stars as a work-obsessed New York property developer whose life is turned upside down when he receives a crate containing six live penguins.

The competition begins at Cedarwood Holidays in Cornwall, where pristine glamping pods and a chance to feed seals go down a treat. Will things stay flawless at breakfast.

The B&Bers are still in Cornwall for the week's second visit, at The Llawnroc Hotel, where former Redcoats Craig and Rachel are banking on being able to keep their guests entertained.

It's a hat-trick! The B&Bers spend a third consecutive visit in Cornwall, at ex-military man Jo's The Olde Malthouse, where he's hoping to wow his guests with his B&B's heritage charm.

The B&Bers head to Dorset for the week's final visit, at The Britannia Inn, run by Hannah and Lee. The controversial pricing at breakfast leaves one guest with a sour taste.

It's payment day, and time to find out who's won. It's been a week of vitriol, with lots of B&Bers choosing not to return to the others' establishments. Will it all kick off? Probably.

In rural Bedfordshire, Kelly and Andrew completely overhaul their ramshackle eyesore of a house to create a stunning new open-plan kitchen-diner that revitalises their home. (Ep6/6).

Claudia Winkleman, Mika and Lang Lang return for a brand-new search to unearth more of the UK's most exciting amateur pianists, starting at Manchester Piccadilly station. (S2 Ep1).

David Schwimmer, Jesy Nelson, Rose Matafeo and Tom Davis make savoury pies and fiddly French confection, and recreate their most epic fail in meringue. (S6 Ep1).

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

In Azerbaijan, Bettany visits Europe's highest settlement, encounters a language unlike any other, and visits what might be the tomb of the famed Amazon warriors. (S3 Ep5).

The remaining hopefuls head to a livestock auction, and also create new wildlife habitats on the farm. And who will Giles and Sally pick to present their business plan? (Ep5/8).

(2021) M Night Shyamalan's mystery horror. A trip to an idyllic beach turns into an absolute mare when everyone starts ageing really quickly. Starring Gael García Bernal.

(1990) Daniel Day-Lewis stars in this spectacular interpretation of the classic novel, set during the 18th-century wars in the Americas between the British and the French.

The best action from the Sprint race and Qualifying session at the Miami GP, which always brings the glitz and glamour. Lee McKenzie and Billy Monger present from the F1 Arcade in London.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Southampton to rescue owner Nick's cherished 1969 Jensen Interceptor. (S9 Ep5).

As Hollyoaks celebrates Pride, John Paul sees danger ahead. There's tragedy for two star-crossed lovers, the walls close in on Carter, and a distraught Ste must tend to unfinished business.

Kicking off their tour of Somerset, three sets of campers visit the secluded Batcombe Vale Campsite, where they go rowing on the private lake and sample local cheese and cider. (Ep16).

Ray can't stay away from Robert's new flat, which is packed with hot women. But then Debra unexpectedly turns up. (S3 Ep11).

Ray is upset when his parents swap the personalised toaster he gave them as a Christmas present for a coffee machine. (S3 Ep12).

Ray seeks revenge when he finds out that Frank let him win a game of table tennis when he was 12 years old. (S3 Ep13).

When Homer and Lisa get trapped in a cave, she tells him about a day she spent with Mr Burns after a goat chased her into his mansion. (S17 Ep13/22).

Homer becomes a good listener and a calming influence when his jaw is wired shut after he runs into a statue. But Marge is disturbed by his newfound serenity. (S13 Ep9).

The best action from the Sprint race and Qualifying session at the Miami GP, which always brings the glitz and glamour. Lee McKenzie and Billy Monger present from the F1 Arcade in London.

Chasers Shaun Wallace and Jenny Ryan chat about the show. Humphrey Ker tells us about the latest series of Welcome to Wrexham. And there's live music from Caity Baser.

When the Simpsons' plans for a meal at The Frying Dutchman are ruined, they try to salvage the night by telling three tales of disaster at sea. (S17 Ep18/22).

When Principal Skinner makes a sexist remark, the school gets a new principal, who mollycoddles the girls. So Lisa disguises herself as a boy. (S17 Ep19/22).

Struggling sportsman Buck Mitchell turns to Homer and Marge for marital advice after seeing them share a passionate kiss. (S17 Ep22/22).

Lisa meets a jazz-addicted boy and must choose between him and Nelson. And Bart takes up chemistry, but to what end? (S29 Ep10/21).

Homer has to go to university to study nuclear physics when it becomes clear that he's unqualified for his job as nuclear power plant safety inspector. (S5 Ep3/22).

(2010) Remake of the classic martial arts film, starring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith. A caretaker shows an American boy how to stand up to bullies at his new school.

Swapping sharp suits for walking boots, Phil explores iconic routes with his dog, Luna. Billy Billingham joins Phil for a Lake District ramble. (Ep1/3).

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

David Morrissey, Lucy Beaumont, Tom Daley and Adele Roberts attempt a savoury quiche, a Technical teatime biscuit and showstopping days off in cake form. (S6 Ep3).

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj throw themselves into the restoration of a derelict chapel in Wales. As they explore their new home, it seems they're not alone. (Ep1/4).

At Cardiff Central train station in Wales - 'the land of song' - the search for more amazing amateur pianists continues with triplets and a man on a bike singing about conkers. (S2 Ep3).

The extraordinary story of young pianist Lucy, the first winner of Channel 4's The Piano, as she's propelled into the limelight. How do Lucy and her piano teacher Daniel cope with her fame.

(2010) Asif Kapadia's BAFTA-winning documentary about the supremely-talented Brazilian F1 driver Ayrton Senna, who died tragically at the age of 34 after winning three world championships.

Red Bull have dominated so far. Can Verstappen and Perez continue on this form? Or will Norris and Alonso get in on the action? Lee McKenzie presents from the F1 Arcade in London.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Lincolnshire, where the embodiment of a once-luxurious era awaits - a 1929 Rolls-Royce Doctors Coupe. (S9 Ep6).

Bristol. Big kid and party girl Jade kicks off the week with a festival-themed evening, complete with a drum and bass rave. Will it be a crowd-pleasing smash or a total washout? (Ep1/5).

Bristol. Footy fan Adam dedicates his dinner to his favourite sport. But will an evening of soccer splendour impress his guests or leave them calling foul when a red card's shown? (Ep2/5).

Bristol. Property developer Joe treats his guests to a Caribbean-themed evening dedicated to the happiness of holidaying. But will they feel like they're in paradise or purgatory? (Ep3/5).

Bristol. Jazz band leader Jack hosts a night of vintage couture, sophistication and class. But when his timings and temperatures pile on the pressure, can he rise above the chaos? (Ep4/5).

Bristol. Nanny Sarah serves up the last meal of the week, and it's sophisticated. children's food. Can she delight her diners or will they throw their toys out the pram? (Ep5/5).

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

Having put on weight from comfort eating after his fallout with Mary, Dick struggles with a new diet and exercise regime. Tommy asks Harry to do some detective work. (S3 Ep6).

Dick is called for jury service but finds the whole experience baffling. Sally is intrigued by a moody artist named Seth, making Officer Don jealous. (S3 Ep7).

The aliens are irked by artist Seth's effect on Sally. Dick tries to adopt Officer Don as his new best friend, but grows clingy when Don has other social plans. (S3 Ep8).

When Marie finds out that Ray held a party in her house 20 years ago, she spurns him in favour of Robert. (S3 Ep14).

Ray and Robert are roped in to making a celebratory film when Frank is elected 'Man of the Year' at his lodge, but they find out that no one there likes him. (S3 Ep16).

Frank gets injured before going on a Caribbean cruise with Marie, so Ray stands in for him, sharing a tiny cabin with her and getting mistaken for her lover. (S3 Ep17).

When Debra takes the kids to visit her parents, Ray spends time at home on his own. But try as he might, he just can't sleep. (S3 Ep18).

Red Bull have dominated so far. Can Verstappen and Perez continue on this form? Or will Norris and Alonso get in on the action? Lee McKenzie presents from the F1 Arcade in London.

In New Jersey, Gordon Ramsay visits Spanish Pavillion, a family-run restaurant whose owners, brothers Michael and Jerry, spend more time struggling for power than working. (S4 Ep1).

Gordon Ramsay visits Classic American in New York. Best pals Colleen and Naomi bought the restaurant together, but their lack of experience is pushing their friendship to the edge. (S4 Ep2).

In Cheshire and on the Wirral, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien restore a 1920s dance hall lighting system, an antique butter churn, a theatre light and an old advertising sign. (S2 Ep22/25).

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

The new run continues. Debra and Greg look for a holiday home in beautiful rural Murcia, which one day they hope to make their permanent home. Jasmine Harman shows them what £150k can buy.

The new series continues. Vic and Jo cruise the Peak District's canals looking for the perfect place to open their floating café. May builds a yoga platform on her narrowboat roof. (Ep6/20).

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

The new run continues. Husbands Roy and Brian kick off the week at The Plough Inn in Kent. They're hoping a breakfast that's 'somewhere between Little Chef and The Ritz' will be a winner.

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

Essex is full of the joys of spring, but there's a duckling emergency at the local swimming pool. And Sue embarks on a late-night rescue of a peregrine falcon that's got a bit lost. (Ep4).

Jamie Oliver elevates asparagus for a fishy feast, makes spring onions the star of the show in his green curry and gives purple sprouting broccoli an Italian-inspired makeover. (Ep2/3).

A forensic look at actor Kevin Spacey's rise and fall from grace amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour, as several men speak about their experiences with him. (Ep1/2).

A motorist has multiple injuries after her car fell down an embankment. A man is trapped in his rolled van. And a nine-year-old has been thrown 50 yards off his quad bike. (S2 Ep4).

Behind the scenes with the West Midlands Police Drone Unit, who work on the ground, but hunt criminals from the sky, from a suspected dealer to an illicit cannabis farm. (S1 Ep1/6).

Barbara arrives at St George's with a dangerously high heart rate. John woke up and couldn't feel his leg. And Suzy has come to A&E after being badly bitten by her dog. (S22 Ep6).

(2022) Moving and innovative documentary about a family who journey to Britain from their native Iraqi Kurdistan to give their profoundly deaf son a brighter future. In BSL & Kurdish/subs.

Peter Maddison helps more homeowners create their perfect abodes. Trevor and Jeanette build an accessible home in the Goobarragandra hills in New South Wales. (S10 Ep1).

Stevan and Clare serve up Eastern European cuisine in Hampshire. James and Victoria plan a Spanish fiesta. And can Josh and Bettie prove there's more to student cooking than beans on toast.

Kirstie and Phil are on the south coast. Jo and Kev want an adaptable home suited to their daughter Cody, who has cerebral palsy. Alice and Jack are searching in pricey Worthing. (S36 Ep4).

The campers discover the stunning views at Nettwood Farm, take part in a laser tag battle, and enjoy an evening of pizza and partying, as they search for Somerset's perfect pitch. (Ep17).

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

When Tommy studies the Seven Deadly Sins at school, it leads the Solomons to have a discussion around the dinner table about their adventures on Earth so far. (S3 Ep9).

When Tommy forms an attachment to Mary, Dick immediately becomes jealous. Dick thinks that Harry is watching too much television and orders him to stop. (S3 Ep10).

Dick bets Officer Don that he can rehabilitate a petty criminal more effectively than the justice system. Tommy tries to help Harry write a book report. (S3 Ep11).

Ray tries to get to the front of the queue to meet the New York Mets' 1969 'miracle' team at the Baseball Hall of Fame. (S3 Ep19).

Ray comes to regret asking Debra to give him more space in bed. (S3 Ep20).

Ray and Debra go away for a romantic weekend but worry that they're boring. Back home, Robert babysits the kids. (S3 Ep21).

When Debra gets a job, Ray is unhappy about helping with the housework and Marie worries about the effect that it will have on the family. (S3 Ep22).

When Lilith drops Frederick off at Frasier's house for Thanksgiving, Frederick asks her to stay for dinner. But strange things start to happen. (S7 Ep9).

Frasier's back goes, and his prescribed medication causes him to lose his faculties and tell Daphne a long-held secret. (S7 Ep10).

An apprehensive Daphne believes that Niles is finally going to reveal his true feelings for her. Frasier throws a poorly attended party. (S7 Ep11).

Gordon Ramsay tries to save struggling restaurant Down City, in Providence, Rhode Island. But tough-talking owner Abby refuses to take advice from anyone. (S4 Ep3).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Carlstadt, New Jersey, Gordon Ramsay attempts to save the Grasshopper Also, a family-owned Irish restaurant that's on its last legs. (S4 Ep4).

In the Midlands, Henry Cole's taken with a throne from an exotic nightclub, but Simon O'Brien's restoration of a Victorian doll's house doesn't go to plan. (S2 Ep25/25).

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

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

The new series continues. Comedian Joel navigates unknown canals to find a location for his gig. The Canal and River Trust litter boat cleans up Birmingham's canals. (Ep7/20).

The new series continues. In Swansea, Adelina's hope that their modern Indian cooking can beat Juniper Place and a truly Welsh experience at The Dillwyn Arms. (S2 Ep2/20).

The new run continues. Best friends Simone and Anke host at their coaching inn in Oxfordshire, where the furnishings are fit for a king. Alas, the cleanliness standards are less sparkling.

In a parody of The Sound of Music, Lisa tutors Cletus's seven children. But when Krusty spots their singing talent, he snaps them up for his circus. (S18 Ep14/22).

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

A protein ball called Dung, a low-sugar granola butter, and a healthy ginger beer with a kick are three of the products pitching to go on the shelves of Aldi across the country. (S2 Ep6).

The story of Kevin Spacey's rise and fall from grace concludes amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour, as several men speak about their experiences with the star. (Ep2/2).

The new series continues as the Goggleboxers watch the biggest and best shows on TV. (S23 Ep12).

Casualty, Queer Eye, Below Deck Sailing Yacht, FUBAR, Open House: The Great Sex Experiment, Big Beasts and BBC News (Phillip Schofield). (S21 Ep14).

Gordon Ramsay confronts the owner of the Lakeview Hotel on Lake Chelan in Washington, where the bedrooms are empty and the restaurant and ice cream parlour are failing. (S3 Ep5/8).

As the bonce-battle intensifies, Steve Pemberton delivers a timely message of peace. Meanwhile, Joanne McNally invents a catchphrase, and John Robins gets creative with beans. (S17 Ep6/10).

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

Joe Lycett hosts his entertainment extravaganza, live from Birmingham, with celebrity guests, local heroes and hilarious sketches. (S2 Ep4).

In Glasgow, Jean and Ron serve up Scottish cuisine - and plenty of Ron's long-winded stories! Colin and Craig call themselves the 'kings of hosting'. And Dona and Gordon plan a risky menu.

We catch up with Carole and Alan, who needed a home with lots of land and holiday let potential in Somerset or Devon. And did Ros and Hannah find the perfect first home in London? (S35 Ep9).

The campers make a splash at Avon Valley Adventure & Wildlife Park, where they go paddleboarding and meet a mob of meerkats, as they hunt for Somerset's perfect pitch. (Ep18).

Jamie Oliver makes a gnarly chicken pie.

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

Dick breaks his foot while playing around with a wheelchair and launches a campaign for more ramps at the university. Mrs Dubcek's daughter Vicki pays a visit. (S3 Ep12).

Dick wants to start dating again but has no luck attracting women, so he places a personal ad in the newspaper. (S3 Ep13).

Sally suspects something is badly amiss when hordes of beautiful women invade the town and start dating average guys like Dick, Harry and Tommy. (S3 Ep14).

Ray and Debra vow to change their ways when they realise that they're nicer to strangers than they are to each other. (S3 Ep23).

Ray regrets asking Robert to take Debra dancing when they become infatuated with their new hobby. (S3 Ep24).

Robert and Amy move into Ray's basement in an attempt to get some privacy, but they haven't accounted for Marie. (S3 Ep25).

Ray and Debra reminisce about how they first met 15 years earlier, including the first time he sampled her cooking. (S3 Ep26).

Frasier and Niles are forced to spend their Millennium New Year driving to Sun Valley in Martin's Winnebago. (S7 Ep12).

Frasier goes all out when he's inspired to write a new theme tune for his radio show. (S7 Ep13).

Frasier dates his old high school prom queen but discovers that beauty is only skin deep. (S7 Ep14).

In Boston, Gordon Ramsay visits Davide, an Italian restaurant that's been run into the ground by brothers Frank and Anthony. Can they learn to trust each other again? (S4 Ep5).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Bridgeport, Connecticut, Gordon Ramsay visits Cafe Tavolini, a restaurant that's being neglected as the couple who run it teeter on the edge of divorce. (S4 Ep6).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit Northamptonshire and Coventry. Henry discovers a very rare, limited-edition Goldwing motorbike with only 65 miles on the clock. (S2 Ep6/25).

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

The new run continues. Joanne and former bodybuilding champion Darren hope to find the perfect place on Spain's Costa del Sol. Can Jean Johansson find a strong enough contender for £180k.

The new series continues. Jo trials some new recipes on the Peak District's canal towpaths. And Joe and Rachel are up against it renovating their new floating home, Windfish. (Ep8/20).

The new series continues. In Birmingham and Wolves, Rodeos pit their American BBQ grub against Smoking Bagels' Caribbean fest and Adian's Dining's fusion fare. (S2 Ep3/20).

The new run continues. Richard and Colleen host the week's third visit in Essex. After tensions are released during a visit to a rage room, Richard gets teary during feedback.

Bart disappears and no one can find him - except a vengeful Sideshow Bob. (S29 Ep9/21).

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

Kirstie and Phil help more house-hunters battle the market. Can Amanda and Annette seize the day - and a bungalow - in Sussex? And will it be Brighton or Hove for Danit and Rafi? (S41 Ep1).

Shariqa and Imani have struggled to keep their Cambridgeshire renovation project on schedule. Can Stacey help them finally fly the nest? (Ep5/6).

Constance is on a mission to get the listing for a celebrity singer's £12.5m home, Guy values a quaint cottage in Henley-on-Thames, and Diana takes on a high-end rental. (S2 Ep2).

At Cardiff Central train station in Wales - 'the land of song' - the search for more amazing amateur pianists continues with triplets and a man on a bike singing about conkers. (S2 Ep3).

Can Gordon convince the owner of the historic Brick Hotel in Newtown, Pennsylvania, to value her loyal workers and entice the local community back to this landmark establishment? (S3 Ep6/8).

On the Sussex coast, Jemma and James base their menu on their unlikely romance - with a cold soup starter! Disaster strikes on Phil and Sue's night. And Steve and Aaron serve a fishy feast.

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj throw themselves into the restoration of a derelict chapel in Wales. As they explore their new home, it seems they're not alone. (Ep1/4).

Gary and Clare, who left Sydney in search of peace in the hills around Nimbin, build a dome-shaped, spaceship-like home using experimental construction systems. (S10 Ep4).

The extraordinary story of young pianist Lucy, the first winner of Channel 4's The Piano, as she's propelled into the limelight. How do Lucy and her piano teacher Daniel cope with her fame.

We catch up with Alistair and Candice, whose budget and expectations didn't quite match in Swindon. And did Thomas and Angelina's green fingers ever come to be in Bolton? (S36 Ep6).

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

Dick, Harry and Tommy's search for Sally leads them to the Venusians' lair, where they discover the invaders' evil plan to enslave mankind. (S3 Ep15).

Fascinated by the concept of pregnancy, Sally pretends to be expecting a baby. Pickles, Harry's pet from his home planet, turns up on Earth in human form. (S3 Ep16).

When the aliens shop for a new car, Sally falls in love with an expensive vehicle that she can't afford. Dick has casual sex with a woman he meets at the cinema. (S3 Ep17).

Debra decides to conduct an experiment after seeing Ray's reaction to her friend's new and improved breasts. (S4 Ep1).

When Ray and Debra have an argument about their new can opener, Marie, Frank and Robert can't help getting involved. (S4 Ep2).

Is Ray right to be sceptical when Frank uncharacteristically displays a keen interest in his work? (S4 Ep3).

When Ray and Debra draw up their wills, their choice of replacement guardians for the kids doesn't go down well. (S4 Ep5).

An unlikely chain of events forces Martin to pretend that he is gay on Valentine's Day. (S7 Ep15).

Frasier's temporary call-screener, 'Dr' Mary (Kim Coles), hijacks his show with her sassy attitude and no-nonsense advice. (S7 Ep16).

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. (S7 Ep17).

In New Orleans, Gordon Ramsay visits Zeke's, a restaurant famed for its Cajun food and loyal locals. But under new ownership, standards have slipped and the customers have left. (S4 Ep8).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In Los Angeles, Gordon Ramsay visits La Frite, a French restaurant that's being run into the ground by its squabbling family owners. (S4 Ep9).

Simon O'Brien fixes up some night vision goggles and an antique snooker table that's seen better days, while Henry Cole chooses an enormous US army truck. (S2 Ep7/25).

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

The new run continues. Dawn and Ian want to fulfil their dream of owning a house in Tavira in Portugal. For £250k, will any Algarve offerings impress them enough to make an offer.

The new series continues. Things get competitive for Nigel and Diane at Pennington Flash nature reserve, and we learn about the Canal and River Trust team's mindful walks. (Ep9/20).

The new series continues. In Brighton and Hove, Planet India warm up the week with their cosy curries, as they take on Bonsai Plant Kitchen and Botanique. (S2 Ep4/20).

The new run continues. Lori and Mike host the week's final visit at their yoga retreat in Kent, where relaxation is the name of the game. But two of the B&Bers don't feel so rested.

Mr Burns is afraid of Armageddon. So he builds a cosmic ark. Then tests everyone to see who deserves a place on it. Bart's test doesn't go well. (S29 Ep11/21).

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

Can contestants double their money - again and again - using any money-making scheme they can think of? From booty workouts to cocktails, the teams try to double their initial £250. (Ep1/6).

Sophie Willan shouts the name of a body part in Alex Horne's flustered face. John Robins demonstrates the power of his forearms. And can Joanne McNally act out the word 'beer'? (S17 Ep7/10).

Joe Wilkinson and Katherine Ryan enjoy a low-cost Latvian romp around Riga. They ride a retro tram, get lost in a museum of illusions and visit the forests of Sigulda. (Ep3/6).

The Piano, The 1% Club, Inside Windsor Castle, Jack Osbourne's Night of Terror, MILF Manor and ITV News (nightlife & Tory MP defection). (S23 Ep12).

The GPs throw open the clinic doors as patients reveal their medical problems. Can they help a man with leaky ears and a woman with excess skin? (S9 Ep1).

Gordon Ramsay visits The Beachfront Inn & Inlet, a 'Caribbean-style' resort hotel in Fort Pierce, Florida, where guests face dusty rooms, late-night concerts and poor service. (S3 Ep7/8).

In London, Anita and Terry recreate their wedding day, from the menu to the speeches. Chris and Flora serve restaurant favourites. And there are fireworks on Cecelia and Paul's night.

(2019) Hindu fundamentalism is the subject of this gentle portrait of a Muslim family whose kebab stall is threatened by a ban on beef. Strong language. In Hindi/subs.

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

Will the open pastures of Petruth Paddocks and a hike up Cheddar Gorge impress the campers enough to give it a five-star rating and send it to the summit of the scoreboard? (Ep19).

Jamie Oliver makes the perfect toasted cheese sandwich.

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

In an attempt to win Mary back, Dick surprises her at the library with a picnic. But his plan backfires when the two of them get locked in for the weekend. (S3 Ep18).

Tommy grows tired of having to handle all the youth-related duties when he's the oldest member of the crew, so he decides to retire. (S3 Ep19).

Mary's father George comes to stay when his marriage hits a rough patch, but Sally is charmed by his old-school manners and soon starts to fall for him. (S3 Ep20).

Debra's hippy sister turns up unexpectedly at the house to announce that she has decided to become a nun. (S4 Ep6).

Ray is upset when Debra says that he is just like his cousin, so he turns to his family for reassurance. (S4 Ep7).

Debra spends a whole day cooking with Marie, in an effort to get along with her mother-in-law, and Ray reluctantly agrees to take Robert and Frank to a car show. (S4 Ep9).

Ray worries that he has passed on 'stupid' genes to Michael because his son may be held back a year at school, just like Ray was. (S4 Ep10).

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. (S7 Ep18).

Frasier and Bebe fill in for a week on a morning TV chat show. (S7 Ep19).

Frasier tries to plan Donny's bachelor party and winds up handcuffed to a stripper, embarrassing himself in front of Regan. (S7 Ep20).

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants - Lido, Anna Vincenzo's and Le Bistro - to check in with the owners he helped. Has his advice been put to good use? (S4 Ep10).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

In California, Gordon visits Jamaican restaurant Café Kingston. He meets micromanaging owner Dr Una Morris, who's also a radiotherapist. Can Gordon offer a remedy? (S4 Ep11).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit a Norman castle, restore a Fiat 500, and build a table from part of Southend Pier. (S3 Ep1).

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

The new run continues. 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. Rachel and Joe build a new kitchen for their boat. It's cookbook launch day for Vic and Jo. And will Nigel and Diane make it to Standedge Tunnel? (Ep10/20).

The new series continues. In Belfast, Holohan's Pantry take on Acapulco Mexican Restaurant and 2 Taps, in a week featuring elbow rubbing and a saucy showdown. (S2 Ep5/20).

The new run continues. The B&Bers are sharpening their knives ready for payment day, where marks about a minging mattress are on the agenda. And one B&Ber gets tearful about their comments.

The Simpsons visit their old apartment, where Marge and Homer remember life before their kids. (S29 Ep13/21).

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

In Mauritania, women are ditching their husbands and throwing lavish parties to celebrate. Reporter Ayshah Tull explores the country's divorce economy.

The teams need new ideas to turn £500 into a grand. A lemonade battle brews between two teams, but will the weather sour their chances? And can a bingo night pull in a full house? (Ep2/6).

As the new run continues, what did the Goggleboxers make of this week's TV? (S23 Ep13).

Joe Lycett presents another jam-packed evening of fun and frolics, live from his hometown of Birmingham, with celebrity guests. (S2 Ep5).

In his stand-up show at the Hackney Empire, the Cats Does Countdown star tackles all the important topics, from putting out the recycling to smoothing over the top of the margarine.

(1986) John Hughes' comedy classic about three friends (Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara and Alan Ruck) who bunk off school and go for an adventure-packed romp in downtown Chicago.

In Loudonville, Ohio, Gordon tries to rescue the struggling Landoll's Mohican Castle, a custom-built, multi-million-dollar hotel set in 1100 acres, and its overworked owner. (S3 Ep8/8).

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

In a parody of The Sound of Music, Lisa tutors Cletus's seven children. But when Krusty spots their singing talent, he snaps them up for his circus. (S18 Ep14/22).

Essex. The first host, events planner Natalie, serves up tried-and-tested dishes with a sprinkle of Essex charm and a decent dose of banter. (Ep1/5).

Essex. No-nonsense bridal shop owner Alison plans a minimum effort, maximum taste menu, on a night featuring surprises, divided opinions and an impromptu singalong. (Ep2/5).

Essex. Dentist Amarinder is feeling upbeat about his Bollywood-themed evening - until he discovers that Dean doesn't like spicy food. (Ep3/5).

Essex. Child talent agency owner Donia hosts with an Egyptian theme that reflects her heritage. After she called Amarinder her only competition, her guests are expecting big things. (Ep4/5).

Essex. Fish salesman Dean plans a restaurant-style menu on the final night. A delay to the main leaves tummies rumbling, but Dean has some bizarre entertainment up his sleeve. (Ep5/5).

Kirstie Allsopp helps Stacey and Dave from Wrexham to transform a kitchen-diner for next to nothing.

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. (S1 Ep1/22).

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. (S1 Ep2/22).

Doug and Carrie struggle with becoming godparents. (S2 Ep4/25).

Doug loses his best friend when Carrie leaves the garage door open. (S2 Ep5/25).

Doug takes Arthur to the baseball to make up for calling him a demented circus monkey but ends up in trouble with the law. (S2 Ep6/25).

Ray thinks that a family portrait would make a great Christmas present for his parents, until Marie and Debra clash over who counts as 'family'. (S4 Ep11).

Ray and Debra have wildly differing opinions on how to react to the news that Ally has been bullying another child on the school bus. (S4 Ep13).

When Ray agrees to go back to church, he soon discovers why Frank is happy to attend every week. (S4 Ep14).

When Homer and Lisa get trapped in a cave, she tells him about a day she spent with Mr Burns after a goat chased her into his mansion. (S17 Ep13/22).

Homer becomes a good listener and a calming influence when his jaw is wired shut after he runs into a statue. But Marge is disturbed by his newfound serenity. (S13 Ep9).

When the Simpsons' plans for a meal at The Frying Dutchman are ruined, they try to salvage the night by telling three tales of disaster at sea. (S17 Ep18/22).

When Principal Skinner makes a sexist remark, the school gets a new principal, who mollycoddles the girls. So Lisa disguises herself as a boy. (S17 Ep19/22).

Struggling sportsman Buck Mitchell turns to Homer and Marge for marital advice after seeing them share a passionate kiss. (S17 Ep22/22).

Homer has to go to university to study nuclear physics when it becomes clear that he's unqualified for his job as nuclear power plant safety inspector. (S5 Ep3/22).

(1984) Kung fu thriller with Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita. Elderly handyman Mr Miyagi teaches new-kid-at-school Daniel how to stand up to the school bully. It all hinges on the crane kick.

The B&B battle begins at Fountain Cottage in Northumberland. The B&Bers have a barrel of laughs on a trip to a brewery. But pro chef Michael's breakfast leaves one guest with a bellyache.

Visit two takes the B&Bers to The Shuckburgh Arms in Northamptonshire, where everyone goes barmy for their converted barns. But one guest isn't buzzing about a broken fridge.

The B&Bers are at Beachside Holidays in Great Yarmouth for the week's third visit, where the hosts take some flack for the lack of a welcome pack. At least the sea views are stunning.

The B&Bers are down the rabbit hole for the week's final visit, at the Alice in Wonderland-themed Hatter's Hotel in Skegness. Will the hosts be grinning like Cheshire cats at feedback time.

It's payment day, and the B&Bers have more axes to grind than an. axe grinding shop? Anyway, after some dramatic discoveries, the payments are revealed and the winners announced.

David Morrissey, Lucy Beaumont, Tom Daley and Adele Roberts attempt a savoury quiche, a Technical teatime biscuit and showstopping days off in cake form. (S6 Ep3).

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

Across Albania, Turkey and Greece, Bettany explores the realm of Alexander the Great and a pirate queen who took on the Roman Empire. (S3 Ep6).

The remaining hopefuls build a rotational grazing system and have their livestock handling skills tested in a cattle health check. Who'll make it to the final three? (Ep6/8).

(2021) Action thriller with Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo. A hitman gets himself arrested so that he can get to a bad guy who also got himself arrested to try and hide from the hitman.

(2007) Violent western. A hard-up rancher (Christian Bale) tries to earn money and his family's respect by escorting a dangerous outlaw (Russell Crowe) to jail. Strong language.

Gordon Ramsay visits Sebastian's, a pizzeria in Los Angeles. The customers are scarce and the debt is mounting. Can Gordon turn the restaurant's fortunes around? (S1 Ep7).

In north London, Anita and Cash take inspiration from their Indian heritage, Keith and Maz plan some honest home cooking, and foodies Dan and Les serve a starter that has eight elements.

Lucas doesn't know who to trust, while Ste desperately tries to hold his family together. Cindy and Dave's big day arrives, Zoe is in hot water, and Mercedes breaks some devastating news.

Liz and Warren have big plans to build a five-bedroom Mediterranean-style villa-cum-castle on a 100-acre macadamia farm in Clunes in northern New South Wales. (S10 Ep6).

When waitress Carla attacks an obnoxious sports fan who is making trouble at the bar, the man threatens to sue the establishment, unless Sam has Carla fired. (S1 Ep3/22).

Sam is delighted when an old baseball teammate arrives to film a sports report about him, but his ego is shattered when he finds himself abandoned mid-interview. (S1 Ep4/22).

When Coach's daughter Lisa introduces her fiancé Roy - a slick, unscrupulous character who offends everyone - Coach can't understand why she puts up with him. (S1 Ep5/22).

When Robert is injured in the line of duty, Ray realises that he is partly - although unwittingly - responsible. (S4 Ep15).

When Debra discovers that Ray taped over their wedding video with the Super Bowl, he has to go to extreme lengths to make it up to her. (S4 Ep16).

Bart befriends a cowboy who used to be a film star and tries to help him regain his fame, but Bart isn't prepared for his new hero's love of booze. (S13 Ep12).

The Simpsons go to Brazil to meet an orphan who Lisa has secretly been writing to. But as soon as they arrive, Homer is kidnapped. (S13 Ep15).

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

Homer has to go to university to study nuclear physics when it becomes clear that he's unqualified for his job as nuclear power plant safety inspector. (S5 Ep3/22).

He may be obscenely rich, but Mr Burns can never be truly happy without his childhood teddy bear, Bobo, who Bart finds in a bag of ice and gives to Maggie. (S5 Ep4/22).

Homer sells his soul to the devil for a donut, no one believes Bart can see an evil goblin, and Mr Burns invites the Simpsons for tea at a scary castle. (S5 Ep5/22).

Grampa borrows Homer's car to impress a lady (Olympia Dukakis) at the Springfield Retirement Castle - but he's not the only resident who's interested. (S13 Ep13).

the Fowey River Class dinghy. And a stonemason restores a crumbling landmark. (S4 Ep2/4).

Regal bassett hound Duchess is back on the charm offensive. Loveable goofball Peaches puts Jane and Alan in a spin. And old timer Hettie proves she's really young at heart. (S4 Ep6).

Paralympic sprinter Libby Clegg and her guide dogs, Hatti and Bramble, join Phil for a stroll through the stunning Yorkshire Dales. (Ep2/3).

The remarkable true story, from VE Day in 1945, of when the future Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret slipped out of the palace to celebrate in secret with the public on the streets.

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

Paddy McGuinness, Coleen Nolan, Joe Thomas and Ellie Taylor make Jaffa cakes, tackle a pastry Technical, and render their hometowns in biscuit form. (S6 Ep4).

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj start ripping out rot at the chapel and pitch their plan to transform it into a home, pottery studio and events space to the local community. (Ep2/4).

At Edinburgh Waverley station, Claudia, Mika and Lang Lang are blown away by a boy in a bow tie and charmed by a piano-playing postie, and get caught up by an Argentine tango. (S2 Ep3).

As the new run continues, what did the Goggleboxers make of this week's TV? (S23 Ep13).

(2017) Action adventure. Can two strangers (Kate Winslet and Idris Elba) survive in extreme conditions after their charter plane crashes in the mountains.

Spanish crime drama series. Barely off the plane to a remote Canary Island, spiky and unconventional judge Candela is plunged into a murder investigation. In Spanish/subs. (S1 Ep1).

(2022) A frustrated 19-year-old escapes her controlling mum by going on a light-hearted road trip across Assam with her quirky grandmother. In Assamese/subs.

Midlands. The first host, dog-lover Becci, hopes to be crowned top dog as she serves up posh Cornish cuisine, accompanied by curious canine conversations. (Ep1/5).

Midlands. Louise hopes that her trusty hostess trolley will propel her to the top spot. But clashes over caravans and women drivers threaten to overshadow her Spanish menu. (Ep2/5).

Midlands. On night three, 24-year-old Hezron treats his guests to a taste of the Caribbean. But will his inexperience in the kitchen let him down? (Ep3/5).

Midlands. It's the penultimate night of the competition, and the second taste of the Caribbean in as many days. But tonight's host Lorna is convinced that her take is the real deal. (Ep4/5).

Midlands. Ian plans to whisk his guests off to the Canary Islands, but he cremates his first course on a night featuring cheesy chat-up lines and dirty dancing. (Ep5/5).

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

Dick realises that his students are only studying physics because they have to, not because it inspires them. Sally gets a new job. (S3 Ep21).

The Solomons think they're failing to blend in on Earth, so they try to be as average as possible. Mary is charmed by a visiting professor (John Cleese). (S3 Ep22).

Dick is frustrated when Professor Neesam proves to be his superior at sports, cooking, academic life and romancing Mary. Could he be an alien too? (S3 Ep23).

Ray shows an interest in Ally's 'Hackidu' trading card hobby but inadvertently gives away her favourite 'Scramisaur' card. (S4 Ep17).

Debra finally cooks a dish that Ray, Robert and Frank all enjoy, but Marie is not impressed with her efforts. (S4 Ep18).

Ray and Debra plan to get more time to themselves by encouraging Marie and Frank to make new friends. (S4 Ep19).

Debra pleads with Ray to allow her some time to herself without the family. But Marie is suspicious of her daughter-in-law, and Ray ends up spying on her. (S4 Ep20).

Frasier becomes obsessed with a caricature of him that hangs on the wall of a Seattle restaurant. (S7 Ep21).

Daphne buckles under the strain of planning her wedding, knowing deep down that it's because her true love is not her betrothed. (S7 Ep22).

Frasier offers romantic advice to Niles and Daphne, hoping that they'll admit their love for one another before her wedding. (S7 Ep23).

In Eagle Rock, California, Gordon Ramsay visits Capri, a restaurant in a rut that's owned by identical twins Jim and Jeff and is closed more often than it's open. (S4 Ep12).

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants - Mojito, The Junction (formerly Flamangos) and Bazzini - to check in with the owners he helped. Is he pleased with their progress? (S4 Ep13).

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien fix old possessions for profit. Henry restores two quad bikes and a sun lounger, while Simon rescues a canoe and turns an oak beam into a spice rack. (S3 Ep2).

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

Nick and his daughter Imogen want a holiday home close to the beach in Albufeira for their whole family to enjoy. What Portuguese gems can Jean Johansson find for their £400k.

The new series continues. On the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, Nick and Gina race to get their hotel boat ready. In Hertfordshire, Sam shows us his world on 'The Floating Bike Shop'. (Ep11/20).

The new series continues. In Oxfordshire, The Snooty Mehmaan and The Old Crown Coaching Inn take on Luscombes at the Golden Ball. Who'll rise to the occasion? (S2 Ep6/20).

The new run continues. The competition kicks off at The Art Bank in Kirkcudbrightshire, where Mandy and Suzanne hope a dash of artistic flair will win them the week.

Due to a general fear of clowns, Krusty can no longer do his job and tries to get work as a serious actor. (S29 Ep14/21).

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

Jamie Oliver snazzes up some spuds with wild garlic pesto, creates a broad bean mezze, rustles up a spring salad and honours rhubarb in a luscious custard tart with almond brittle. (Ep3/3).

Kevin McCloud meets more ambitious self-builders. Rosa and Craig want to live in a steam railway reservoir in the Wye Valley. But their ambitious plans face multiple challenges.

Can Joe Tracini overcome his Borderline Personality Disorder and re-ignite his stand-up comedy career? Or will Mick - the dangerous voice in his head - ruin it all again.