Ray's neighbours demand a meeting at his house to discuss what to do about noisy Frank and interfering Marie. But Frank and Marie gatecrash the gathering.

A psychotherapist interviews Debra for an article on the American family but finds the rest of the Barones more interesting than her.

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 he forces him 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.

In Indiana, Mike finds a 1950s wagon that he can't leave without. And on a musical mission, the guys scour a farm with more than just chickens and pigs.

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Can Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore Barbara's treasured but decaying 1978 Bedford HA ice cream van to its former glory.

In France, one couple battle the rain to fix their leaky roof, while another pair find animal skeletons in their ceiling. And in Italy, could a two-year wait for windows be over.

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

Leah Charles-King helps builder James and childcare practitioner Laura to find a permanent home in the Valencian countryside for their £90k budget.

The new series continues. Canal closures threaten Debs and Mick's journey to the aisle. And we meet Naomi, and her floppy-eared first mate, as she launches her floating shop.

At Château du Puits Es Pratx, Tim and Sasha create a bespoke wine store. And a new chateau family, the Hutsons, get to work renovating their hallway.

In Almería, the Garners house-hunt with retirees Nigel and Nickola. In Murcia, the Browns help Dennis find the perfect pad for travel and adventure.

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Michelle's doer-upper has fallen by the wayside and is more hovel than home. George turns a cobbled together kitchen and oddly placed loo into a multifunctional marvel.

a murder hunt without a body. A complex search for clues takes them into the woods and across Europe, via a mysterious Facebook post.

Reasonable Doubt?: True stories of individuals fighting convictions that they believe are miscarriages of justice - including a pro gambler found guilty of a fatal stabbing.

Forty years ago, the discovery of a baby's remains on a County Kerry beach set off a series of shocking twists that blurred innocence and guilt - retold in this engrossing tale.

As the police case against Joanne Hayes unravels, public outcry at police practices leads to an inquiry. But will the mystery of the baby ever be solved.

The unsolved death of a baby and the mistreatment of an innocent suspect shock Ireland, as the truth from 40 years ago finally starts to emerge.

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

When hopeless - but horny - romantic Alan is given a jar of homemade kimchi on his first date with Blair, he struggles to control his erotic desires.

Soggy, snappy reptilian horror with Kaya Scodelario. A talented swimmer must use her water-based skills to evade a congregation of alligators during a flood.

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.

In East Sussex, there's rock-solid banoffee pie and obscure meats including pig's trotter and ox cheek, as three couples compete to host the best dinner party.

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

Robin tries to buy Sam's silence when Sam catches him on a date with another woman. Will he tell Rebecca.

Woody tries to impress Kelly's mother but comes unstuck when she starts making advances towards him. The bar inherits a mechanical bull from a restaurant.

Lilith goes on a talk show to promote her book about men who are bad for women and takes Sam along as an example. Frasier frets about being a 'nice guy'.

Ray and Debra reminisce about more peaceful times in their first apartment and recall why they ended up living across the road from Ray's meddlesome parents.

Ray's family reluctantly tell him the truth about his performance as a panellist on TV.

Ray reluctantly accompanies Debra to parenting classes but then discovers that he can put the skills he learns to good use. with his own parents.

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 from 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.

The guys get a lead from a fellow picker, but is he a friend or a competitor? And can Mike and Frank make a deal with the 'Godfather of Junk'.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend fix up a 1973 Mk3 Ford Cortina, which was once Britain's bestselling car but is now quite rare.

The owners of a hamlet in the Limousin move into their renovated piggery. And a Scotsman buys a village in Bulgaria after spotting it on eBay.

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

Lisa and Neil have holidayed on Menorca for decades. They love the lifestyle, scenery and climate and want to buy their own holiday home there. Jasmine Harman shows them what £250k can buy.

The new series continues. Kate's fang-tastic creation is installed aboard the 'Vampirate'. And with time ticking, will Debs and Mick moor up and make it to the church on time.

In the glorious foothills of the Pyrenees, Trish overhauls a guest bedroom. At Château Domaine De Le Barde, chef Tim crafts a unique handmade barbeque.

In Calp, the Aldertons help Vicky and Mac find the perfect place for them and their dogs and tortoises. In Almería, the Garners catch up with former clients Taz and Nicky.

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

Clive and Kids: The Owens continue to transform their run-down Yorkshire Dales farmhouse. There's plastering aplenty and a big decision to be made about the kitchen.

The celebs hit the sofa for a new series. What do Rylan, Tom Allen, Mo Gilligan, Vicky Pattison, Denise van Outen and many others think of this week's TV.

Will the stars align in the First Dates restaurant on a Welsh-flavoured night of surprises, big hearts, zest for life and bold fashion choices.

Chris Evans presents his iconic show. Enjoy unfiltered conversations with the biggest stars and bands performing intimate sets.

Gothic horror with Nathalie Emmanuel. A struggling New York artist discovers she has rich British relatives and accepts an invitation to a wedding in Whitby. Well, blood is blood.

Iris Prize-nominated short film. A broke queer man hook ups with an older man on the promise of cash, but gets pulled into a twisted request.

Gordon visits the struggling Monticello Hotel in Longview, Washington. Can he keep the doors to this 90-year-old establishment open and save 50 jobs.

The competition kicks off at North Bridge Street B&B in Hawick, where Eileen Walsh and Emanuel Forte's purple-themed rooms cause quite a reaction among their guests.

At The Golden Fleece in Cumbria, Sylvia Spark and Robert Cowan aim to please with some local fare at breakfast. But the plates swim in grease and the eggs are hard.

The third visit is to The Bubble Inn in Stenson, Derbyshire, where former semi-pro boxer Connie Eleftheriou thinks he can knock out the competition. until some unsightly stains are found.

Melinda Beckett-Hughes hosts the final visit, at Ayuda House in Greater Manchester. Her guests expect perfection but are shocked to find a dirty towel and dust galore.

It's the final day and the B&Bers meet for the last time to settle some scores. There's some disastrous breakfast and cleanliness feedback, which makes for tough decisions.

Essex and east London. Spencer and Sara serve a simple Jewish feast. Lauren and Jack's menu reflects their South African and Burmese heritage. Paul and Ed's food challenges a picky palate.

Carrie gets stranded in the snow while Doug upsets a couple who offer him shelter from the bad weather.

Spence has to pretend to be Doug at a work event at the baseball. Guest starring Lou Ferrigno.

Doug takes Carrie away for a skiing weekend. a timeshare sales skiing weekend. They're joined on the trip by another couple: Spence and Danny.

Doug and Carrie compete with Lou Ferrigno to buy their dead neighbour's house.

Ray agrees to take Robert out on the anniversary of his divorce but is disturbed by the brotherly bonding that develops.

To teach Ally a lesson about quitting, Ray resumes the piano lessons with his mother that he gave up 25 years earlier.

Bart and Milhouse end up running Comic Book Guy's shop after he has a heart attack. And, while he recovers, Comic Book Guy falls in love.

Homer has to ask Patty and Selma for a loan after making a foolish decision about the family's pumpkin investment.

Homer explains why there are no pictures of Maggie in the house, and why he had to give up his dream job at the bowling alley.

Frasier and Niles desperately search for a wealthy patron to lend support to the failing prep school they both attended.

Frasier resigns from his beloved wine club to avoid a conflict of interest when he begins a new radio show about wine.

Niles's romantic chances could be scuppered when Daphne's return sparks a squabble that could end it all.

The competition begins in Pembrokeshire. B&B rookies Steve and Elise are hoping that no one will notice their inexperience after visiting a brewery.

Anjana and David host at their unique off-grid accommodation in Powys. Alas, the outdoor toilets mean some of the B&Bers are far from keen to lay down roots.

At their glampsite in Tenby, Carys and Rhys get off to a flyer thanks to the fantastic facilities - but tensions soon emerge during a trip to the zoo.

The final visit of the week is to Barmouth. Will Tanya and Gary's incredible views and brilliant breakfast put them within sight of the win.

After a wonderful week in Wales, the B&Bers meet up once more to debate their differences and find out who's won. But will some lingering vendettas spoil the party.

In Berkshire, Kirstie helps overwhelmed couple Ellen and Michael see a flat's potential. Phil's with Nune and Benoit, who are left speechless in Maidenhead.

Phil returns to Stockport to uncover an unexpected twist in the story of Renee and Jacqueline, who were at love/list loggerheads in 2023.

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

Sea-shanty-singing comedy sequel with James Purefoy. The band are on tour but it's not all plain sailing. The label want Jim to replace his dead dad and Leadville just ain't woke.

Faced with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's, Jon Snow rediscovers his purpose doing what he's always done, exposing injustice as he fights for a Zambian community destroyed by a mining disaster.

Comedy drama starring Sharon Horgan and Kristin Scott Thomas. Can a group of military wives overcome their personal differences to form an unforgettable choir.

Thriller with Jason Statham and Donald Sutherland. A hitman is ordered to kill his mentor, but then takes on the dead man's son as an apprentice. Could get complicated. and deadly.

In Oregon, Gordon Ramsay tries to rescue the Applegate River Lodge, which is around $1 million in debt. Can he help the owners turn their fortunes around.

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.

In Luton, there's unpalatable behaviour, curdled ice cream, an eggy mishap and a hair-raising confession, as three couples compete to host the best dinner party.

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

Bart and Milhouse end up running Comic Book Guy's shop after he has a heart attack. And, while he recovers, Comic Book Guy falls in love.

Homer has to ask Patty and Selma for a loan after making a foolish decision about the family's pumpkin investment.

Homer explains why there are no pictures of Maggie in the house, and why he had to give up his dream job at the bowling alley.

The Simpsons win a holiday to Africa. But when Homer enrages a hippo, the trip soon becomes a dangerous adventure.

When Doug and Carrie see a transcript of one of their arguments, they decide that marriage counselling might not be a bad idea.

Carrie finds out that Doug once lied about getting a job to impress her.

Doug and Carrie worry that their colleagues don't like them.

At Frank and Marie's anniversary party, Ray feels guilty that his parents split up for a year and only got back together after Ray fell off his bike.

Debra convinces Ray to give working from home a try, but things don't turn out as she planned.

Frasier seeks advice from his mentor, who seems more interested in Roz. Daphne tries to convince Niles that she's psychic.

Frasier agrees to escort his former high school prom queen to her surprise birthday party - because he wants to spend time with her friend.

Homer gets his thumb sliced off while trying to steal a brownie. Lisa misses the school bus. Bart discovers Fat Tony's stash of smuggled fireworks.

Ned opens a Christian amusement park. At first, the tame religious attractions are unpopular. But then visitors start having visions.

live music from Jalen Ngonda.

George meets a couple who are creating a crash pad from a scrapped jet plane, and a dad building a home on a tiny budget. He also visits a heavenly garden oasis in the city.

Lucy and Craig hope their boutique hotel - Lodge Duxford in Cambridgeshire - will tick all the boxes. But their chances take a battering when one pair leave some dusty feedback.

At Emerald Stays in Stratford-upon-Avon, Jo and Annabel treat their guests to some Shakespearean dress-up. But the trip turns to tragedy when two guests have a sleepless night.

In North Yorkshire, busy B&Bers Karen and Adrian host at their B&B-cum-shop-cum-post-office, The Barn. Will their lengthy to-do list affect their chances.

Dilham Hall Retreats in Norfolk. Everyone's feeling serene until attention turns to the looming drama of payment day.

It's been a week of tired eyes and unwanted flies. Who'll overcome their setbacks and emerge victorious on payment day.

Poignantly uplifting documentary. Billy and Susan move to Shetland for a better life but Billy struggles with isolation - until an otter pup comes into his life.

Brilliant Builds: Kirstie and Phil look back at one of their biggest builds - Paul and Dawn's higgledy-piggledy Huddersfield home - where Kirstie got the sledgehammer out.

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

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

In Japan, cruisers visit the Sakurajima volcano and a sacred shrine. And in Alaska, an epic off-road adventure awaits, through the untamed Tongass National Forest.

The growing anti-apartheid movement press for sanctions. And while Thatcher, Reagan and others resist, the stirring protest song Free Nelson Mandela becomes a hit global anthem.

What do famous faces from Rylan to Tom Allen, Mo Gilligan, Vicky Pattison, Denise van Outen and many others think of our top TV.

The Inheritance, Long Lost Family, Unknown Number: The High School Catfish, The Yorkshire Vet, Dish It Out and Street Cops: Catching the Yobs.

Oscar-winning dark comedy drama. Can a bereaved mum use precisely worded billboards to force the cops to solve her daughter's murder? Starring Frances McDormand.

Gordon visits Mississippi to rescue the failing Hotel Chester. The owner has 40 years' experience in the hotel industry but is struggling to make things work.

Ring-necked parakeets are some of Britain's most divisive birds. Are they beautiful, charismatic newcomers, or an ecological menace to crops and native wildlife? Chris Packham investigates.

Sheep: In 1996, a ragtag team of Scottish scientists made Dolly, the first mammal cloned from an adult cell, and changed history. From global fame to moral uproar, this is Dolly's story.

In Norfolk, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet upcycler and bike enthusiast Simon. Their finds include a filing cabinet, a trunk and a classic bicycle.

Homer gets his thumb sliced off while trying to steal a brownie. Lisa misses the school bus. Bart discovers Fat Tony's stash of smuggled fireworks.

Ned opens a Christian amusement park. At first, the tame religious attractions are unpopular. But then visitors start having visions.

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

Robin takes time off work to give Rebecca a romantic dream day out, but he's distracted by the chance to compete with Sam in a games marathon.

Carla agrees to split her late husband's $100 estate with his 'other widow' Gloria, but then she learns that he may have left her more than she thought.

The Return of Tecumseh: Can the gang get a jump on Gary's Old Town Tavern in the annual St Patrick's Day practical joke competition.

Ray buys his dad an expensive aquarium for his 65th birthday, just like the one in the Chinese restaurant. At first Frank loves it, but then one fish dies.

Ray accompanies Debra to a high school reunion, where he's unmasked as a former nerd. Worse still, Debra was one of the cool kids who used to tease him.

Debra writes to Marie to tell her to stop interfering after she ruins her Tupperware party, but a shocked Ray tries to intercept the letter.

Frasier tutors Lorna's son Kirby in exchange for a date with Claire, while Roz gets a day off as a reward for taking Kirby to the prom.

Frasier comforts a crestfallen husband whose house has been put up for sale after his wife abandoned him and took the children with her.

Frasier's horrified when he learns that Martin, Niles and Daphne are going to accompany him on his trip to Belize with Claire.

As Frasier returns from a disastrous trip to Belize with his family, he faces the ghosts of past loves.

Mike and Frank have an awkward encounter with the 'King of the Gypsies', who has an incredible underground stash but insists that he can't be bought.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore ex-motorbike-racer Lisa's 1993 Toyota Supra Mk4 in Fife.

We catch up with the owners of a quinta in Portugal who are trying to build a new roof and a couple harvesting the first grapes for over 30 years at their Italian vineyard.

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

Best pals and horse riders Helen and Nikki want a home together where they can enjoy Andalucían culture. Are any of Leah Charles-King's options for £150k hot to trot.

The new series continues. Chef Fergus turns his new boat into an ice-cream parlour. Performance artist Amy preps for an 'Absoboatly Fabulous' rooftop show.

Tim and Krys rush to finish a new deluxe BBQ on time. Janet and Philip start work on their ambitious tower suite project.

Sharon and Shaun help Anna find the perfect family pad in Almería. And Sophie and Charlotte get crafty in Alicante.

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

Busiest Port: Behind the scenes at one of the UK's critical transport hubs. Border Force uncover a huge drug haul in an HGV. And can musician Yungblud's tour get through Dover.

In Nottingham, David's collapsed at home with a suspected stroke. Cecil's in A&E after his motorbike crashed at 130mph. And Tanya's had a possible seizure on a night out.

Paramedics treat an unconscious man who's taken drugs, a young person in police custody who has a high heart rate, and a teenager who's having a seizure.

A dive into the history of celebrity ssex tapes. Rob Lowe is the first big name to have a sex tape hit the headlines, with multiple repercussions.

A dive into the history of celebrity ssex tapes. Rob Lowe is the first big name to have a sex tape hit the headlines, with multiple repercussions.

French crime drama. A crime writer becomes intrigued by a murder in an Alpine village that's been staged to resemble a famous Van Gogh self-portrait. In French/subs.

A heavily pregnant Gypsy is juggling the dual stresses of her memoir release and impending motherhood. But she's more scared about finally learning to drive.

Ken prepares a huge Christmas family feast. But his and Gypsy's holiday plans are changed when Gypsy has to go to hospital.

Gordon Ramsay visits West Dover in Vermont, where a dog-friendly hotel is run like a hostel - with unpaid staff, instead of paying guests, staying in the rooms.

In east London, there's pressure in the kitchen, glamorous cuisine and a surprise performance, as three couples compete to host the best dinner party.

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

Frankie uses Beth's secret to her advantage. Warren needs Jenson's help. Gemma makes a shocking revelation. Leah splashes the cash. And Dee Dee finds herself the centre of attention.

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

Woody misinterprets Sam's advice on how to stop Kelly going to Europe to study for a year and decides to elope with her. Norm's nominated as a designated driver.

Carla consults a medium when she thinks the ghost of her late husband Eddie is haunting her. Rebecca complains on a consumer TV show.

Rebecca sends Sam undercover at a high society ball to check out her boyfriend's 'other woman'. A woman answers Woody's advertisement for a new roommate.

All Ray wants for Christmas is a little loving from his wife, but they can't get any privacy.

Ray volunteers for a Battle of Gettysburg re-enactment to spend some quality time with his father - but it turns out that they're fighting on opposite sides.

Ray's oldest living relative, his great aunt Sarina, turns up from Italy to help Ally with a school project about family trees.

Unsure about whether to end his relationship with his current girlfriend, Frasier is plagued with unwanted advice from his exes.

Daphne discovers that one of Niles's patients is obsessed with him.

While Martin prepares for his first night's work as a security guard, Frasier, Niles and the gang fuss over who will have to walk Eddie.

Frasier hosts a party for the staff at the radio station to boost his popularity. Roz dates a waste collector.

The guys uncover a once-in-a-lifetime find and must decide whether to go big or go home. And Mike gets down and dirty to rescue an old piece from Mother Nature.

Channel 4's midday news summary.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue a much-loved 1973 Dennis fire engine, which used to belong to New Romney station in Kent.

There's bad news at a quinta in Portugal that needs a rewire and some extensive plumbing work. And a letter from the Second World War is discovered at a village in Italy.

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

Retired vicar Annie is swapping her life in the UK for the all-year-round sunshine and warmth of glorious Lanzarote. Can Lee Juggurnauth find her the perfect place for her £150k budget.

The new series continues. Margret and Tony cruise to the River Wey and get behind the wheel at Mercedes Benz World. Chris and Lyn weigh up a life-changing boat purchase.

Ben and Billie take on the tall order of transforming their hallway and stairs. Chris and Jolyon navigate uncharted waters to complete their nautical-themed dining room.

The Rodriguez clan head to a saints day fiesta in Alicante. And in Murcia, Natalie and Lottie spend a day with a dachshund.

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

The teams make classic Bakewell slices and daring re-imagined ones, and take on a jam roly-poly showpiece. Who can Bakewell enough, and whose showpiece will be the judges' jam.

Gripping drama. Caryl's torn between truth and loyalty, as new leads and Rhys's doubts stir up secrets. Meanwhile, protests deepen divides in the community.

Fifteen-year-old James has been struck in the eye with an arrow. Jim's in resus after flipping his car onto its roof. Joiner Chris has a wound to his head after a work accident.

In Nottingham, David's collapsed at home with a suspected stroke. Cecil's in A&E after his motorbike crashed at 130mph. And Tanya's had a possible seizure on a night out.

Mike's come off his bike and is experiencing altered sensations in his legs. Luke's also had a serious bike crash which has left a piece of his bone lying out on the road.

Gordon checks in to Murphys Historic Hotel in northern California, where the owners are distracted from business by the party going on in the rowdy bar.

There are silly dances, jokes, accents and plenty of pranks as couples put their hosting skills to the test in Hertfordshire, in a week featuring Asian, Anglo-Indian and Irish food.

The growing anti-apartheid movement press for sanctions. And while Thatcher, Reagan and others resist, the stirring protest song Free Nelson Mandela becomes a hit global anthem.

Geoff's selling up in Spain to build a flood-resistant architectural marvel on a flood plain on the Essex coast. Will he sink or swim when Covid hits and Spain's property market collapses.

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.

George Clarke explores the iconic Americana movement on a path less travelled through the USA starting in two wildly contrasting neighbour states: Louisiana and Texas.

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

Rebecca moves in with Robin and shows the Cheers gang his fancy flat while he's away. But is he using her to gather information for a corporate takeover.

Robin is arrested for insider trading and Rebecca decides to stand by him. But when she learns it was Sam who turned Robin in, she reconsiders her future at Cheers.

Sam tells a lie, in an attempt to protect his friendship with Rebecca.

Ray asks Marie to teach Debra how to make her famous meatballs, to cure his wife's culinary inferiority complex. But Ray's plan has unexpected consequences.

Ray runs into money trouble when he takes over the family finances to show Debra how easy it is.

Ray is bored when he goes for a ride in Robert's police car, but his disinterest is soon replaced by terror when they get caught in a hold-up.

Frasier's Halloween party takes an unpleasant turn when Niles drinks a few too many beers.

An accident leaves a mess on Frasier's carpet and breaks Martin's chair. Niles gives piano lessons to a talented Roz and a not-so-talented Daphne.

Frasier celebrates his 200th radio broadcast and has tapes of every show - except one. Can any of his obsessive fans help? Bill Gates guest stars.

Frasier and Niles befriend Kirby when they learn that his girlfriend's grandfather is a well-known wine connoisseur.

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.

Former England footballers Bryan Robson and Wes Brown join Tim and Fuzz in Manchester as they restore a Citroen HY van belonging to a family torn apart by tragedy.

In Portugal, the owners of a quinta finally finish their renovations, and two brothers start their project. In France, manoir owners take down a roof.

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

Manuel and his son Marvyn are looking for the perfect holiday home in Alicante for their whole family to enjoy. Can Leah Charles-King deliver the dream with their £130k budget.

The new series continues. Graham battles storms en route to the Avon Aqueduct in Scotland. And will Amy make it to Bath in time for her floating production.

Nick and Nicole hope to create a little bit of magic with a Narnia-inspired secret doorway. Chateau shoppers Lucy and Tim begin their fairytale quest to find the perfect chateau.

Ken and Louise want to relocate to Almería from the Costa del Sol, and Adam and Alee are quitting New York and heading for Calp.

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

In Wiltshire, we see if Hayley and James' unicorn house is still as magical as the first day they saw it. And in Solihull, did Camilla and Liam's car parking compromise pay off.

Gripping drama. Caryl questions Eve, Rhys and Robert about their roles in the 1995 tragedy, while Mabli's secret test threatens to unravel family ties.

On the beat with the cops who police Brighton's hectic nightlife scene. Rookies Matt and Will accidentally stop an ex-police 'guvnor'. Steve spots two legs sticking out of a bush.

What do famous faces from Rylan to Tom Allen, Mo Gilligan, Vicky Pattison, Denise van Outen and many others think of our top TV.

Doubt?: True stories of individuals fighting convictions that they believe are miscarriages of justice - including a pro gambler found guilty of a fatal stabbing in a brawl.

Forty years ago, the discovery of a baby's remains on a County Kerry beach set off a series of shocking twists that blurred innocence and guilt - retold in this engrossing tale.

As the police case against Joanne Hayes unravels, public outcry at police practices leads to an inquiry. But will the mystery of the baby ever be solved.

The unsolved death of a baby and the mistreatment of an innocent suspect shock Ireland, as the truth from 40 years ago finally starts to emerge.

In California, George visits a filmmaker's retreat turned into a hotel and a town that was once a cowboy film set, and walks in the footsteps of the Rat Pack.

Kirstie Allsopp shows us how to create beautiful crafts with items we already own. Inspired by nature, she takes to the garden to create some tiny terrariums and a hotel for bees and bugs.

In Devon, there's tension at Frankie and Jason's table, Kate and Ian entertain their guests with a bird of prey, and a surprise discovery could make Chris and Amy's meal hard to stomach.

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

Sam tries to beat Gary's Old Town Tavern in a grudge basketball match by recruiting a star athlete to work behind the bar so he can play for the Cheers team.

Sam tries to free himself from his managerial duties by rehiring Rebecca, but everyone adores new bar manager Earl.

Rebecca's angry when Robin's ex-girlfriend finds fame as his mystery woman. And a heatwave in Boston causes Carla concern.

Ally's constantly getting into bed with her parents, complaining about monsters in her room. Sleep-deprived Ray tries everything to solve the problem.

Debra discovers that her mother-in-law prefers Robert's girlfriend solely on the basis that she's a 'good girl', making Debra wonder what exactly a 'good girl' is.

Debra's upset when Ray fails to back her up in an argument with a competitive parent about 'unapproved' pretzels at Ally's little league game.

Now that Frasier's agent is representing a hot new radio psychiatrist, she passes Frasier off to her assistant.

Frasier offers his unsolicited help when Martin's boss starts acting like a bully. Roz talks incessantly about her new love, Roger.

Just as Niles and Daphne agree to move in together, they're visited by her disruptive, conniving mother and lecherous, leeching brother.

After Frasier boots Daphne's unpleasant brother out of his home, Daphne frets that she'll be left alone to deal with her horrendous mother.

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 head to Stockport to rescue a 1994 Cavalier Turbo for Darren, who was left tetraplegic after a horrific accident.

A Yorkshire couple unearth some fascinating artefacts at an abandoned hamlet in Italy. And guests arrive at a village in Portugal only to find they have nowhere to stay.

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

Keen golfers John and Adele want the perfect Spanish holiday home in Murcia. Can Ben Hillman chip in with a par-fect option for their budget of £100k.

The new series continues. Caroline and Tim baby-proof their boat. Fergus opens his boutique ice-cream parlour. Broker Scott meets first-time boat buyer Pete.

Ben and Vanessa take plastering to new heights with their handmade ceiling frescos. And it's decision time for Lucy and Tim. which chateau will become their forever home.

Linda and Manuel enjoy a walk down memory lane in Alicante, and John and Emma search Calp for the perfect Spanish bolthole.

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Charlene and Matt keep moving house to avoid renovations. But now they're digging deep to transform their dysfunctional ground floor and steep back garden.

Detectives investigate the sudden death of a 48-year-old woman in Cambridgeshire, and the hunt for clues takes the investigation right across Europe.

Reasonable Doubt?: In 2009, 17-year-old Stacey killed her friend's boyfriend. She said she was acting in self-defence but was convicted of murder. Can she overturn the verdict.

The investigation into a British man's death leads to a dark online world of suicide sites and the pursuit of a man selling lethal poison to hundreds of young people.

The gripping investigation concludes as a British man's death leads to a dark online world of suicide sites and the global pursuit of the man selling lethal poison to young people.

Gordon visits Connecticut's oldest inn, the Curtis House. Run by siblings who no longer talk to each other, things are falling apart. Will their legacy be lost.

High-school romcom. A skilled artist is forced to join the school track team when she's accused of being a graffiti artist. Can she find the real culprit, and impress her dream girl.

Inspired by her beloved pet dog Dandy, Kirstie Allsopp makes a cute tin can dog and shows us how to turn the humble loo roll into a host of fun and friendly animals.

In Florida, George visits the Kennedy Space Center, and discovers how storms have created the opportunity to build over 800 Art Deco buildings in Miami.

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

In Devon, Matt and Sarah admit to not knowing what scallops or celeriac are, Jake and Ian question the canapés , and foodies James and Laura get competitive with a French theme.

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

Cliff makes a stand for independence by insisting that his visiting mother stays at Woody's place, but he feels left out when they hit it off.

Norm launches a campaign to save the Hungry Heifer restaurant from closure. Rebecca worries about Robin's welfare.

Frasier and Lilith try to spend more time with their son. Carla helps Rebecca plan how to break into jail to pay Robin a conjugal visit.

Robert's traffic school students are bored by his class, so he introduces Traffic Cop Timmy, a puppet who's anything but boring.

Ray becomes concerned with his own mortality when he discovers that he's shrunk a quarter of an inch and is no longer six feet tall.

Ray's shocked when Debra takes all their baby stuff to a garage sale. He didn't know that they'd decided not to have any more children.

Frasier agrees to appear on a seemingly innocent teen-oriented radio show but is then interrogated by the brainy high-school panel.

A fussy Niles leaves nothing to chance when he plans the perfect evening as the backdrop for asking Daphne to be his wife.

Lilith's half-brother comes to town seeking Frasier's forgiveness for his past misdeeds.

Frasier's family and friends set him up on dates with various women who they think will sweep him off his feet.

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.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on their 100th motor and their first electric conversion: a 1978 MGB GT, which Caroline promised her late dad she'd get completed.

It's bottling time for the first wine in 30 years at a village in Italy. And the owners of a hamlet in Portugal lay traditional tiles to stop the leaks in their patio.

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

Paul and his husband Shaun love holidaying in Benalmádena and want to buy their very own place there. Laura Hamilton lines up impressive options for their £250k. Are any of them the one.

The new series concludes. Graham and Caroline sail onto the vast expanse of Loch Ness. Tim and Caroline welcome baby George. Fergus serves up scoops at Notting Hill Carnival.

Jon and Carmen create their dream medieval dining room. And can Alison and Zion get their chateau's exterior wedding-ready? They only have a few weeks.

Dean and Ros want an Almería anchorage big enough for their family and dogs. And Darren and Natalie revisit Cheryl and Chris in Murcia.

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Clive and Kids: It's summer, and as builder Richard gets stuck into some 'plastercising', Sid and Amanda inspect a vital bridge that's collapsed.

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's favourite personalities, hit the sofa for the week's big shows, sharing their sharp, insightful and funny points of view.

A warm-hearted widow tries dating after seven years of living alone. Mark has first-date jitters. And can champion speed skater Keith keep up with Jo's high standards.

Chris Evans presents his iconic show. Enjoy unfiltered conversations with the biggest stars and bands performing intimate sets.

Naughty kids are one thing but a naughty teacher? Can titular educator Cameron Diaz win a big-bucks teaching competition. and buy surgical enhancements to seduce Justin Timberlake.

Gordon visits the struggling Historic Calumet Inn in Pipestone, Minnesota, where the overworked staff are on the brink of revolt.

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

The competition kicks off at the 'self B&B' Bove Town House in Glastonbury, where Shannon Slater-Dent and Trevor Tredgett treat their guests to an afternoon of group sound healing.

Kathryn Langley and Trevor Burnell welcome their rivals to Treberthan B&B in Cornwall, where they nearly come unstuck at breakfast and are left with some explaining to do.

Stevie King and his head chef David Lovett host at SugarBeat Eating House in Swainsthorpe, Norfolk. But there are cleanliness concerns and guests Ben and Sian write a message in the dust.

The final visit is to The Fritton Arms in Norfolk, where Ben Davenport and his partner Sian Dewaal aspire to run the perfect B&B, but the fact that they allow dogs to stay comes under fire.

It's the final day and the B&Bers meet for the last time to find out how much they've been paid. Tensions run high as issues of hygiene, noise and delayed breakfasts are raised.

In Leeds, the competition features a Pavarotti-style vocal performance, home-cooked fare and fine dining, a problem preparing duck to order, and a mankini.

Doug's jealous when Deacon has a sandwich named after him. Guest starring Neil Sedaka as himself.

Carrie's suspicious about Doug's frequent visits to the hairdresser.

Doug and Carrie pay a stressful visit to a bed and breakfast. Arthur has a romantic dilemma.

Doug and Carrie's neighbours decide to sell their home. Danny and Spence both like the same beautiful woman.

Doug's karaoke performance leads to him being pestered by an email stalker.

Ray makes the mistake of asking Debra why she married him, rekindling memories of his proposal and his fears that she felt pressured into agreeing.

Ray reminisces about his wedding, when he worried that Debra was more interested in the big day than she was in her groom.

Ray moves his family into his parents' house when the termite exterminators visit. And Debra takes the opportunity to turn the tables on her in-laws.

When Frank backs into Robert's police car, Debra decides that he's not a safe driver and the kids should no longer travel in his car.

Frasier's son wins a spelling bee, but there's trouble when the runner-up's parents find out that Frasier was mouthing the letters of the words.

Frasier and Niles return to their childhood home and reminisce about when they thought there had been a murder.

Frasier and his neighbour Cam attempt to put an end to their feud because of their parents' supposed love affair. Niles tries out a Segway.

Frasier meets up with some of the old Cheers gang in Boston for Cliff's retirement party.

When Bart's prank phone call damages Australian-American relations, he must travel down under to receive his punishment.

A hobo regales the family with unique takes on classic American tales starring the Simpsons as Connie Appleseed, Paul Bunyan and Tom Sawyer.

At Springfield's new film festival, Barney's haunting movie meditation on his alcoholism is on course to win, until Homer gets involved.

The competition begins at Newquay Beach Hotel in - you guessed it - Newquay, where Oleg and Emma are banking on the amazing sea views and an afternoon of surfing setting them apart.

Everything's going superbly at Mandy and Elly's plush glampsite, Devon Heaven Hideaways. So why do they end up shocked by their scores.

Stuart and Amy offer a great big slice of vintage Americana at the Tin Can Retreat in Ceredigion. But could cleanliness complaints derail their bid for victory.

For the week's final visit, the B&Bers head to Steve and Mandy's classic country pub, The Thorverton Arms in Devon, where a belly-busting breakfast could prove their saviour.

Payment day brings with it a chance to debate that most sacrilegious of all B&B faux pas - a short and curly in the bedsheets.

In Devon, Kirstie and Phil help priced-out pair Natalie and Glen, and single mum Amy, who has a million pounds to spend on a seaside idyll.

Abi and her daughter Maddy's Victorian cottage in Surrey isn't working for them. Will Phil's fabulous houses win them over, or could Kirstie's renovation clinch it.

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Round 8 heads to the Red Bull Ring, a challenging circuit nestled in the Styrian foothills. As Lewis Hamilton returns to vintage form, can he snatch P1 from Mercedes.

Romcom with Julia Roberts and George Clooney. A staggeringly beautiful, divorced couple reunite to stop their daughter's wedding in staggeringly beautiful Bali.