A woman is suspected of smuggling someone else's baby over the border. Drugs are found hidden in a consignment of carrots. A pill smuggler is caught following an earlier tip-off.

Rick's journey begins in the magnificent city of Venice and on the idyllic Greek island of Symi he cooks some of his favourite Venetian dishes: seafood risotto, tiramisu and gnocchi with spider crab.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna Rick discovers piadinas, street food dating back to Roman times. He then crosses the Adriatic Sea to Croatia and takes the opportunity to discover new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas and lamb peka.

The BMW 1 Series elbows its way into the world of the small hatchback, Jeremy and James take a look at the range of cars flooding the market from South East Asia, and the Ariel Atom takes to the track. Later, Richard splashes about in a supercharged German army half track, and Trinny and Susannah are this week's Stars in a Reasonably Priced Car.

The team find out if you can buy a stylish two door coupe for less than £1,500, and look at the new supercar from Maserati - the MC12. Jack Dee is the Star in the Reasonably Priced Car, plus a chance for viewers to have their say on the greatest driving song of all time.

aul and Bob return to Scotland to fish for salmon once more, this time on the mighty River Tweed. They start their search for a so-called bar of silver surrounded by banks of lush tall trees at the Bemersyde Estate, a place where it is easy to forget the outside world and do nothing but concentrate on fishing.

Simon visits Peru and Bolivia, travelling through the Andes mountains. Simon starts his journey at the world-famous ruins of Machu Pichu, one of the glories of the ancient Inca civilization.

The lads discover how and when chickens first came to the UK and why they have become so popular, not just for food but also as pets. They visit a county show in North Wales to meet some prizewinning breeds and use local eggs to make Welsh cakes.

Rick's journey begins in the magnificent city of Venice and on the idyllic Greek island of Symi he cooks some of his favourite Venetian dishes: seafood risotto, tiramisu and gnocchi with spider crab.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna Rick discovers piadinas, street food dating back to Roman times. He then crosses the Adriatic Sea to Croatia and takes the opportunity to discover new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas and lamb peka.

aul and Bob return to Scotland to fish for salmon once more, this time on the mighty River Tweed. They start their search for a so-called bar of silver surrounded by banks of lush tall trees at the Bemersyde Estate, a place where it is easy to forget the outside world and do nothing but concentrate on fishing.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Maya Jama, Roisin Conaty, Roman Kemp and Dr Xand van Tulleken.

Rob Brydon hosts the award-winning comedy panel show, with team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Johnny Vegas, Alex Jones, Martin Lewis and Anna Maxwell Martin.

Panellists Jess Phillips MP and comedian Glenn Moore join team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Quiz show in which Stephen Fry asks for 'quite interesting' answers, this time about joints. With Cal Wilson, Jack Whitehall, Jimmy Carr and Alan Davies.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett, Kerry Godliman, Nish Kumar, Fred Sirieix and Judi Love compete in this edition of the comedy panel show.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis pan through the last week and extract nuggets of comedy gold with guests Maisie Adam, Angela Barnes, Ed Byrne, Glenn Moore and Evelyn Mok.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Maya Jama, Roisin Conaty, Roman Kemp and Dr Xand van Tulleken.

Rob Brydon hosts the award-winning comedy panel show, with team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Johnny Vegas, Alex Jones, Martin Lewis and Anna Maxwell Martin.

Quiz show in which Stephen Fry asks for `quite interesting' answers, this time about journalism. With Shappi Khorsandi, Ross Noble, Johnny Vegas and Alan Davies.

Dave Gorman's laptop screen is back on the small screen, as he waxes lyrical on flirty hotel soap, kinky cages and overly familiar foods.

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Shopping from home.

James travels to Germany, Italy and Russia to reveal the story of how dictators kickstarted the mobilization of the masses. It's a tale of design brilliance, abject failure, war, fraud and double dealing.

A man travelling with two children that aren't his is questioned. A traveller is caught smuggling cash. Officers find drugs in a flat-bed truck.

Officers discover UPS packages which have been lined with drugs. A 14-year-old runaway is picked up at the Gateway to the Americas Bridge. A mother is caught trying to smuggle marijuana.

Rick Stein travels through Croatia and savours the famous oysters of Ston. He then crosses the border to Albania, a country loved by Lord Byron. Rick and his son move through a land that time forgot, visiting shepherds in remote mountain expanses.

Rick Stein's latest gastronomic journey brings him to Northern Greece, where he enjoys traditional dishes like veal stiffado and kotopita, the best chicken pie he's ever tasted.

The team find out if you can buy a stylish two door coupe for less than £1,500, and look at the new supercar from Maserati - the MC12. Jack Dee is the Star in the Reasonably Priced Car, plus a chance for viewers to have their say on the greatest driving song of all time.

Jeremy makes a splash when he opens a local swimming pool, Richard finds out what happens when you take the roof off an Aston Martin DB9 Volante, and James goes back to the 70s with the Maserati Bora. Meanwhile, Christopher Eccleston swaps the Tardis for a Toyota Liana as the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

Paul takes Bob on a trip down memory lane and back to the River Lea in Hertfordshire, where Paul used to come as a teenager with his mates. They would catch the train from north London to fish this network of rivers and canals that flow from Hertfordshire into the Thames, and just like when Paul was young, Paul and Bob fish for perch.

Simon begins his journey around the Caribbean on the island of Hispaniola and its two very different countries - the Dominican Republic, a tourist hotspot, and Haiti, the poorest country in the Western hemisphere.

Si and Dave are determined to find out why French chickens are heralded as the poshest birds on the planet. They start their investigations in Lyon, arguably the home of modern French gastronomy, to discover the secrets behind haute cuisine.

Rick Stein travels through Croatia and savours the famous oysters of Ston. He then crosses the border to Albania, a country loved by Lord Byron. Rick and his son move through a land that time forgot, visiting shepherds in remote mountain expanses.

Rick Stein's latest gastronomic journey brings him to Northern Greece, where he enjoys traditional dishes like veal stiffado and kotopita, the best chicken pie he's ever tasted.

Paul takes Bob on a trip down memory lane and back to the River Lea in Hertfordshire, where Paul used to come as a teenager with his mates. They would catch the train from north London to fish this network of rivers and canals that flow from Hertfordshire into the Thames, and just like when Paul was young, Paul and Bob fish for perch.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for a very special Christmas episode of the award-winning comedy panel show. Guests Jo Brand, Joe Swash, Joe Lycett and Ruth Madeley join Lee Mack and David Mitchell to sort the festive facts from the fibs.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return in an episode packed with some of the best bits from series 14. Over the course of the show, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal amazing stories about themselves. But are they telling the truth, or are they making it all up? Among the guests joining Lee and David are Richard Osman, Claudia Winkleman, Samantha Morton, AJ Odudu, Miles Jupp, Laura Whitmore, Lou Sanders, Chris McCausland, Sara Barron, Raj Bisram, Bob Mortimer and Sara Pascoe.

Quiz show in which Stephen Fry asks for `quite interesting' answers, this time about journalism. With Shappi Khorsandi, Ross Noble, Johnny Vegas and Alan Davies.

Amol Rajan is host, with guest panellists Baroness Ruth Davidson and writer and broadcaster Richard Osman joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett, Kerry Godliman, Nish Kumar, Natasia Demetriou, Fred Sirieix and Judi Love compete in this edition of the comedy panel show.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis are back for a run of more hilarious episodes as they jab their syringe of satire into the arm of the week's news, all with the support of guests Maisie Adam, Alasdair Beckett-King, Ivo Graham, Rhys James and Ria Lina.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for a very special Christmas episode of the award-winning comedy panel show. Guests Jo Brand, Joe Swash, Joe Lycett and Ruth Madeley join Lee Mack and David Mitchell to sort the festive facts from the fibs.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return in an episode packed with some of the best bits from series 14. Over the course of the show, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal amazing stories about themselves. But are they telling the truth, or are they making it all up? Among the guests joining Lee and David are Richard Osman, Claudia Winkleman, Samantha Morton, AJ Odudu, Miles Jupp, Laura Whitmore, Lou Sanders, Chris McCausland, Sara Barron, Raj Bisram, Bob Mortimer and Sara Pascoe.

Stephen Fry looks into a jumble of things that start with the letter `J'. With Jo Brand, John Sessions, Dara O Briain and Alan Davies.

Dave invents a way of minimising the time it takes to listen to your favourite songs.

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Shopping from home.

James downsizes to explore the weird world of the microcar. We discover how austerity and fears of congestion led to European tragicomic disasters in the shape of Britain's infamous three wheelers, French death traps and German absurdities.

In Pharr 840kg of meth is discovered in the floor of a truck. Aromatic candles filled with Fentanyl are intercepted at the World Trade Bridge.

Two 16-year-olds are suspected of smuggling drugs for a cartel. A man tries to enter the US with false documents. Marijuana worth $7million is found inside rolls of carpet.

Continuing his journey from Venice to Istanbul, Rick Stein arrives in the Greek Peloponnese and samples memorable dishes like rooster stew hilopites with mizithra cheese and the best home-made moussaka he's ever had. In his Symi island kitchen he cooks galaktoboureko, Greece's all-time favourite dessert.

Rick Stein's epic journey from Venice to Istanbul is nearing its completion as he leaves southern Greece for the shores of western Turkey. On the Cesme Peninsula, he enjoys creamy Armola cheese matured in goat skins, Urla's famous red wine and the ultimate Turkish breakfast.

The guys hand over duties to their mothers to review a range of new small cars including the Renault Modus, Honda Jazz and Peugeot 1007. Jeremy returns to the 60s to define cool with the Aston Martin DB5 and Jaguar E-type, and Richard Hammond tests the new BMW 3 Series. The Star in a Reasonably Priced Car is Omid Djalili.

Jeremy comes under fire from army snipers to find out which car is better - the Porsche Boxster S or Mercedes SLK, James road tests the Murano, a new 4x4 from Nissan, and Richard finds out if the Maserati GranSport is better than the previous coupe. This week's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car is Damon Hill.

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The second leg of Simon Reeve's journey around the Caribbean Sea takes him from the beautiful islands and along the coast of South America. On the beautiful and wealthy island of Barbados he meets the owner of a traditional chattel house.

Chicken was barely eaten in North Africa before the 1970s and now it is the most eaten meat in Morocco. In Tetouan the boys experience the full extent of Spanish and Moorish influences on Moroccan cuisine.

Continuing his journey from Venice to Istanbul, Rick Stein arrives in the Greek Peloponnese and samples memorable dishes like rooster stew hilopites with mizithra cheese and the best home-made moussaka he's ever had. In his Symi island kitchen he cooks galaktoboureko, Greece's all-time favourite dessert.

Rick Stein's epic journey from Venice to Istanbul is nearing its completion as he leaves southern Greece for the shores of western Turkey. On the Cesme Peninsula, he enjoys creamy Armola cheese matured in goat skins, Urla's famous red wine and the ultimate Turkish breakfast.

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Rob Brydon returns with an episode of previously unseen material from the current series. Among the guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Claudia Winkleman, Dan Walker, AJ Odudu, Samantha Morton, Miles Jupp, Roisin Conaty, Sara Barron, Chris McCausland, Gemma Cairney, Bob Mortimer, Sara Pascoe, Mr Motivator, Ed Gamble, Reverend Kate Bottley, Sophie Hermann, Dr Xand van Tulleken and Sindhu Vee.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as the lightning-quick team captains. Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Jo Brand, Sam Quek, Bobby Seagull and Joe Thomas.

Stephen Fry looks into a jumble of things that start with the letter `J'. With Jo Brand, John Sessions, Dara O Briain and Alan Davies.

Victoria Coren Mitchell is host, with guest panellists comedian Chris McCausland and journalist Sophy Ridge joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett, Katherine Ryan, Johnny Vegas, Alex Brooker, Anna Richardson and Sophie Duker compete in this edition of the comedy panel show.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis look back on world events from the last seven days in the company of guests Angela Barnes, Ed Byrne, Sarah Keyworth, Glenn Moore and Ahir Shah.

Rob Brydon returns with an episode of previously unseen material from the current series. Among the guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Claudia Winkleman, Dan Walker, AJ Odudu, Samantha Morton, Miles Jupp, Roisin Conaty, Sara Barron, Chris McCausland, Gemma Cairney, Bob Mortimer, Sara Pascoe, Mr Motivator, Ed Gamble, Reverend Kate Bottley, Sophie Hermann, Dr Xand van Tulleken and Sindhu Vee.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as the lightning-quick team captains. Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Jo Brand, Sam Quek, Bobby Seagull and Joe Thomas.

Victoria Coren Mitchell is host, with guest panellists comedian Chris McCausland and journalist Sophy Ridge joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Dave devises an experiment to discover whether people's behaviour is the same in the real world as it is online.

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Shopping from home.

From the Rolls Royce that became a people's champion to the blue collar heroes that launched a thousand burn ups, James reveals how aspiration and new wealth would drive the development of some of the greatest cars ever made.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Clare Balding, Asim Chaudhry, Victoria Coren Mitchell and Greg James.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell areLiz Carr, Miles Jupp, Samson Kayo and Anneka Rice.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Greg Davies, Guz Khan, Claudia Winkleman and Lucy Worsley.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Steph McGovern, Richard Osman, Jennifer Saunders and Joe Sugg.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Tom Allen, Geoff Norcott, Vicki Pepperdine and Esme Young.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Jo Brand, Simon Day, Kiri Pritchard-McClean and Henning Wehn.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Jo Brand, Simon Day, Kiri Pritchard-McClean and Henning Wehn.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode of previously unseen material from Series 13 of the hit comedy panel show.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for a very special Christmas episode of the award-winning comedy panel show. Guests Jo Brand, Joe Swash, Joe Lycett and Ruth Madeley join Lee Mack and David Mitchell to sort the festive facts from the fibs.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as the team captains. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Les Dennis, Richard Osman, Alice Levine and Lou Sanders.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Clare Balding, Asim Chaudhry, Victoria Coren Mitchell and Greg James.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell areLiz Carr, Miles Jupp, Samson Kayo and Anneka Rice.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Greg Davies, Guz Khan, Claudia Winkleman and Lucy Worsley.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Steph McGovern, Richard Osman, Jennifer Saunders and Joe Sugg.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Tom Allen, Geoff Norcott, Vicki Pepperdine and Esme Young.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Jo Brand, Simon Day, Kiri Pritchard-McClean and Henning Wehn.

The guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Jo Brand, Simon Day, Kiri Pritchard-McClean and Henning Wehn.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode of previously unseen material from Series 13 of the hit comedy panel show.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for a very special Christmas episode of the award-winning comedy panel show. Guests Jo Brand, Joe Swash, Joe Lycett and Ruth Madeley join Lee Mack and David Mitchell to sort the festive facts from the fibs.

Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are `quite interesting'. This edition features Alan Davies, Phill Jupitus, Ronni Ancona and Rory Bremner tackling the subject of dictionaries.

Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are `quite interesting'. This edition features Alan Davies, Sean Lock, Andy Parsons and Clive Anderson tackling the subject of death.

Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are `quite interesting'. This edition features Alan Davies, John Sessions, Phill Jupitus and Jimmy Carr deliberating the subject of drinking.

Lee makes no effort to talk to other parents in the playground, and Lucy is worried that he is becoming isolated and friendless. She fires him up to go into school and make some new friends. Reluctantly Lee gives it a try. He opens up with strangers and makes friends with another lone male, Keith. But Keith is even less sociable than Lee.

Confined to a wheelchair, his right leg encased in plaster after knee surgery, Lee has too much time on his hands, which he uses to watch the world go by through a pair of high-powered binoculars. He soon realises that all is not well in his neighbour's house opposite. In fact, he's quickly convinced that something despicable is going on.

Lee does jury service and joins eleven other jurors to debate whether the accused is guilty or not. A simple enough task - until Lee decides to put the other jurors on trial.

Alex Horne is host, with guest panellists comedian Jack Dee and broadcaster Carol Vorderman joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Mike Tyson looks back on his youth and pieces together the events that lead him to the top.

Cus D'amato attempts to teach thirteen year old Mike how to become the youngest heavyweight champion of all time,, giving him discipline, extremely honed skills and an ego. However, power always comes with a cost.

Mike falls hard for Robin Givens and asks "How can someone who hates himself love anyone else?".

Newly single with unlimited access to the world, Don King encourages Mike's excessive lifestyle, causing him to lose his title to Buster Douglas in the biggest upset in boxing history.

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Shopping from home.

Gordon Ramsay travels to India for the first time to experience the stunning diversity of its culinary traditions, immersing himself in all aspects of Indian culture. Gordon's odyssey begins in the north of India where he's thrown in at the deep end, cooking in the cramped pantry car of an express train before working for a cantankerous royal chef and making tandoori chicken for a tough crowd of Delhi food critics.

It's off to sunny Scunny for the nomadic bargain hunters who tussle for storage lots. Barry and Darren try strong-arm tactics. Linda goes gaga over one auction.

Heavy D and Sam team up, while Charlotte and Shaun have a father-daughter tiff of nuclear proportions.

The trio test the VW Phaeton, an enormous Cadillac Sixteen prototype, and a super-fast TVR T350c. Alan Davies guest stars.

Jeremy Clarkson celebrates the 40th Anniversary of the Porsche 911 by pushing one to its limit. Later, the guys review the Ford GT, as well at the BMW 5-series. Singer Martin Kemp is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car segment.

Paul Merton and his wife Suki Webster are joining the masses on the A-roads, embracing Britain's booming motorhoming scene, seeking out the UK's most famous sights and hidden gems.

Simon visits Peru and Bolivia, travelling through the Andes mountains. Simon starts his journey at the world-famous ruins of Machu Pichu, one of the glories of the ancient Inca civilization.

Gone Christmas Fishing is an hour long festive special which will follow Bob Mortimer as he returns to his childhood roots in Middlesbrough to fish the River Esk and Tees with his dear friend and angling mentor Paul Whitehouse.

Paul and Bob visit the island of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Completely unlike anywhere they have fished before, this small, remote but beautiful island has an intricate network of tidal pools and sea lochs, making it near enough equal parts land and water and therefore the perfect place to fish for sea trout.

Paul and Bob accept an invitation to fish the estate lake at Burghley House, which sits on the border of Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. Burghley House is home to some of the most majestic landscapes Paul and Bob have ever found themselves in.

Paul and Bob are in the Lake District to fish at some of the UK's best loved beauty spots, Derwentwater and Watendlath Tarn. In a change from the norm, this time Bob has chosen where they go fishing in a poignant trip down memory lane for him.

Paul and Bob are on the River Severn in Worcestershire to fish for zander. It's a new species for both of them, and they enlist the help of a local guide, Tim Maslen to find the best spots.

Steve leads an expedition in the Jebel Akhdar mountain range of Oman. With temperatures soaring, dehydration and heat stroke are a constant threat.

Simon travels through three of the world's most extreme environments: the salt flats of Bolivia, the Brazilian Pantanal and Paraguay's Chaco Forest. In Bolivia, Simon meets a family who makes a living carving salt from the Uyuni salt flats.

Officers find 70 packets of methamphetamine hidden in the floor of a woman's car, and a young boxer is detained over an outstanding warrant for evading arrest.

Police in Surrey are on the case of a violent gang who steal millions of pounds worth of jewellery, and Avon and Somerset police tackle guns being sent through the post from Miami.

Alex Horne is host, with guest panellists comedian Jack Dee and broadcaster Carol Vorderman joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are `quite interesting'. This edition features Alan Davies, Julian Clary, Jo Brand and Dara O'Briain tackling the topic of differences.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis look back at all the stuff that's been going on in the news this week with Maisie Adam, Angela Barnes, Jen Brister, Rhys James and Ahir Shah.

Presented by Dara Ó Briain, `Mock the Week' is a comedy programme that combines the best elements of panel show, stand-up and improvised games with two teams of comedians taking a satirical swipe at the news and world events.

Emmanuel Sonubi welcomes Troy Hawke and Olga Koch to the stage.

Stephen Fry looks at jeopardy. With Julia Zemiro, Sue Perkins, Ross Noble and Alan Davies.

An 18-year-old honour student from a small town in Rhode Island named Desiree Washington accuses Mike of rape.

Mike reflects on his three years behind bars at the Indiana Department of Corrections.

Tyson examines the complicated events that led up to his fight with Evander Holyfield and the 'bite heard round the world.'.

Mike faces his demons, going from the most despised man in the world to beloved figure, as he comes to terms with who he really is.

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Shopping from home.

Gordon heads off the tourist track into impenetrable north-east India, home of the country's best-kept culinary secrets. Leaving the 21st-century behind, he immerses himself in the life of a local meat-loving tribe in Nagaland, visits Assam to enter a housewives' competition, and finally heads off to Calcutta where he sets up shop among the street food stalls hoping to tempt the local foodies into buying his curry.

Packages of meth are found in the wall of a trailer, two brothers are caught smuggling pills, and prohibited Mexican delicacies are intercepted.

A 20-year-old girl is caught trafficking pills in Progreso. In Laredo, 500 kilos of marijuana are found hidden inside a shipment of household utensils.

Rick stein's culinary odyssey has brought him from historic Venice to the legendary city of Istanbul where he arrives in time for the Bluefish season and catches a few himself while fishing on the Bosphorus. He also cooks lavish kofte kebabs with pistachios and the much-loved Black Sea dish - Kapuska.

Rick visits Europe's largest tea plantation beside the River Fal in Cornwall, where conditions are just right for the perfect cuppa. He indulges in his greatest pleasure, afternoon tea, with a freshly baked fruited tea loaf and some plum compote.

After soaking up the ambience at one of the UK's last live cattle markets, Rick's in the mood for steak and kidney pudding before setting sail out of Falmouth in a hand-built boat.

An epic race from London to Oslo with Jeremy in the Mercedes McLaren SLR and Richard and James on a boat. The Star in a Reasonably Priced Car is David Dimbleby.

Good news for white van men as the Ford Transit has a landmark birthday and gets sent to the Nurburgring to celebrate. TVR's Sagaris takes to the track, and this week's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car is `The Darkness' front man, Justin Hawkins.

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Simon travels through three of the world's most extreme environments: the salt flats of Bolivia, the Brazilian Pantanal and Paraguay's Chaco Forest. In Bolivia, Simon meets a family who makes a living carving salt from the Uyuni salt flats.

Si and Dave lift the lid on the origins story of one of the world's favourite fast foods - Southern Fried Chicken. Richmond, Virginia is home to an African American community - many of whom are direct descendants of the 19th century agricultural slaves. Chicken was of such low status at the time that the slaves were allowed to rear their own chickens and ultimately offered them a route to freedom.

Rick stein's culinary odyssey has brought him from historic Venice to the legendary city of Istanbul where he arrives in time for the Bluefish season and catches a few himself while fishing on the Bosphorus. He also cooks lavish kofte kebabs with pistachios and the much-loved Black Sea dish - Kapuska.

Rick visits Europe's largest tea plantation beside the River Fal in Cornwall, where conditions are just right for the perfect cuppa. He indulges in his greatest pleasure, afternoon tea, with a freshly baked fruited tea loaf and some plum compote.

After soaking up the ambience at one of the UK's last live cattle markets, Rick's in the mood for steak and kidney pudding before setting sail out of Falmouth in a hand-built boat.

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Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell as the lightning-quick team captains. Each week, celebrity guests reveal extraordinary stories about themselves, but are they telling the truth or making it all up? Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Angellica Bell, Bob Mortimer, Suggs and Holly Willoughby.

Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Loyiso Gola, Jason Manford and Briony May Williams.

Charlie Brooker is host, with guest panellists including actor and comedian Miles Jupp joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Stephen Fry looks at jeopardy. With Julia Zemiro, Sue Perkins, Ross Noble and Alan Davies.

Jimmy Carr hosts while team captains Rob Beckett and Katherine Ryan are joined by Angela Barnes, Paisley Billings, Lloyd Griffith and Tom Read Wilson who compete in the topical panel show.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis laugh at the last seven days with guests Maisie Adam, Rhys James, Milton Jones, Emily Lloyd-Saini and Glenn Moore.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell as the lightning-quick team captains. Each week, celebrity guests reveal extraordinary stories about themselves, but are they telling the truth or making it all up? Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Angellica Bell, Bob Mortimer, Suggs and Holly Willoughby.

Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Loyiso Gola, Jason Manford and Briony May Williams.

Stephen Fry looks at `Jungles', with Greg Proops, David O'Doherty, Reginald D Hunter and Alan Davies.

Can a knock-off can ever be as good as the real thing? Dave Gorman returns with some wry observations on DVDs, baking - and Bucks Fizz.

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Shopping from home.

Gordon ends his Indian food adventure by travelling south to Kerala for the ultimate seafood curry. Later, in Tamil Nadu, he tries bullock racing and also faces his biggest culinary nightmare: living in an ashram where the only food on the menu is vegetarian. The last stop finds Gordon in Mumbai where he samples street food in Asia's largest slum and, later, cooks alongside one of India's top chefs, Hermant Oberoi.

Meth is found in the stereo speaker of a truck, a Mexican boy is interrogated after claiming American citizenship and a young girl is caught trafficking Tramadol.

A large shipment of fake fentanyl pills is intercepted. An automatic rifle with its ammunition is found inside a loudspeaker. A woman who was dealing drugs for her boyfriend is captured. Police officers try to save a man who is overdosing.

Rick encounters a fishing method frozen in time, going under sail without engines or winches for what he considers to be the best oysters in the world. Back on dry land, he cooks a warming fish soup called Cullen Skink.

Rick meets Pip and Matt Smith, with their herd of 600 red deer, on a north Cornish farm that has been in Pip's family for over three centuries. With some very fine organic venison, Rick returns to his kitchen to make a venison wellington.

Rick boards the King Harry Ferry to enjoy a crossing voted one of the most scenic in the world. Once safely across the River Fal, he explores his passion for fresh and unusual salad leaves.

Rick delves into the stories of those who worked in Cornwall's mines, from the men who laboured in extreme heat a full hour's journey beneath the earth's surface to the young women known as 'bal maidens'.

A trio of convertibles head for Iceland - the Audi TT, Nissan 350Z and Chrysler Crossfire, there's a new car from Ferrari - the F430, and the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car is Sir Tim Rice.

Jeremy gives his verdict on BMW's new M5, Richard and James try their hand at Russian roulette road testing, and which hatchback is the hottest - the Renault Megane, Vauxhall Astra VXR or Golf GTi? Also, a new world record is attempted and Chris Evans is the Star in the Reasonably Priced Car.

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Simon travels from Chile's Atacama Desert right down to Tierra Del Fuego, the most southerly inhabited place on Earth. The Atacama, one of the driest places on the planet, has as little as 1mm of rain per year.

In Israel, the Bikers visit the 2,500 year old archaeological remains of the world's first poultry farm and also get a freaky glimpse into what's next for poultry. They play the locals at their own game by cooking a mouth-watering Shakshuka on the beach in super trendy, hipster Tel Aviv and make it their mission to discover if chicken soup really is the Jewish penecillin.

Rick encounters a fishing method frozen in time, going under sail without engines or winches for what he considers to be the best oysters in the world. Back on dry land, he cooks a warming fish soup called Cullen Skink.

Rick meets Pip and Matt Smith, with their herd of 600 red deer, on a north Cornish farm that has been in Pip's family for over three centuries. With some very fine organic venison, Rick returns to his kitchen to make a venison wellington.

Rick boards the King Harry Ferry to enjoy a crossing voted one of the most scenic in the world. Once safely across the River Fal, he explores his passion for fresh and unusual salad leaves.

Rick delves into the stories of those who worked in Cornwall's mines, from the men who laboured in extreme heat a full hour's journey beneath the earth's surface to the young women known as 'bal maidens'.

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Sorting the fact from the fiction are guests Pam Ayres, Sarah Kendall, Richard Osman and Kiell Smith-Bynoe.

Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Lady Leshurr, Philippa Perry, Alan Titchmarsh and Mike Wozniak.

David Tennant is guest host, with panellists writer and broadcaster Richard Osman and comedian and actress Lucy Beaumont joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Stephen Fry looks at `Jungles', with Greg Proops, David O'Doherty, Reginald D Hunter and Alan Davies.

Jimmy Carr hosts while Rob Beckett and guest captain Aisling Bea are joined by celebrity panellists to compete in the topical panel show.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis feature in a special edition of the topical comedy show featuring fond favourites, outtakes and other previously unseen bits.

Sorting the fact from the fiction are guests Pam Ayres, Sarah Kendall, Richard Osman and Kiell Smith-Bynoe.

Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Lady Leshurr, Philippa Perry, Alan Titchmarsh and Mike Wozniak.

Comedy quiz show. Stephen Fry looks at `Jumpers', with Julian Clary, Ross Noble, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

One very funny man and his laptop. Daddy Dave plays tricks with singing toys, interrogates kids' TV characters, and messes with Monopoly.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Gordon Ramsay embarks on a gastronomic adventure, travelling to some of South East Asia's most jaw-dropping locations to hunt down the most authentic food while hoping to master its unique and delicious cuisine. The opening episode finds him in Cambodia, a country ravaged by the ruthless Khmer Rouge and now recovering from the terrible famines inflicted on the population.

A truck is stopped and inside it they find a shipment of wet wipes, but upon closer inspection they find cocaine hidden. A US citizen is caught with thousands of Tramadol tablets hidden in his hand luggage among bags of dried fruit.

A huge shipment of cocaine is found hidden in the floor of a truck. A young man tries to enter the United States to enroll in school. A woman is caught smuggling fentanyl pills, and a drunken couple refuse to pay their fine for illegal avocados.

Rick's idea of bliss is to spend an afternoon scaling and gutting a freshly caught sea bass before using it to make a simple yet delectable dish which ranks amongst his absolute favourites - steamed sea bass with garlic, ginger and spring onions.

Rick drops in on the fishing port of Boscastle and finds a fabulous seafood restaurant in a building which once housed rockets used to fire safety ropes out to sinking ships.

Rick Stein takes a trip back in time to his early days running a nightclub in Padstow. Meanwhile, in Bude, there's just enough time for a bracing dip in the town's stunning sea pool.

Rick Stein travels to St Ives to meet one of Britain's little-known artists, Alfred Wallis. In the shadow of Bodmin Moor Rick visits a very rare collection of medieval stained-glass windows in the church of St Neot. It is here he ticks off an item on his bucket list by taking part in a rather unusual celebration called Oak Apple Day, marking the occasion when Charles II became king.

Includes a look at the latest range of off-road toys and the fastest four-door saloon in the world - the Bentley Flying Spur. Also, how a BMW 5 series diesel measures up against the 5 series petrol, and a jeep attempts to drive across a lake. Davina McCall is this week's Star in a `Reasonably Priced Car'.

The team find out if driving a Lamborghini Murcielago roadster gives the same kick as 12 angry bulls, the world's greatest power sliders grace the track, and there's a look at the Ford F150 SVT Lightning pick-up. Timothy Spall is this week's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

Bob and Paul revisit the River Wye in Herefordshire, this time they head to the spectacular Lower Wye to fish for chub. Bob has decided to meet Paul at the river and makes his entrance from upstream - on a rowing boat.

Simon begins his journey on the remote Caribbean coast of Nicaragua, travels to the beautiful Honduran island of Roatán and encounters extreme violence on the mainland of Honduras before finishing his adventure on the iconic island of Jamaica.

The Bikers head to Bromsgrove for some of the best jerk chicken in Britain, into Birmingham for an authentic Birmingham Balti and down into the City of London to experience Korean beak to feet eating, with homemade Korean moonshine to wash it down.

Rick's idea of bliss is to spend an afternoon scaling and gutting a freshly caught sea bass before using it to make a simple yet delectable dish which ranks amongst his absolute favourites - steamed sea bass with garlic, ginger and spring onions.

Rick drops in on the fishing port of Boscastle and finds a fabulous seafood restaurant in a building which once housed rockets used to fire safety ropes out to sinking ships.

Rick Stein takes a trip back in time to his early days running a nightclub in Padstow. Meanwhile, in Bude, there's just enough time for a bracing dip in the town's stunning sea pool.

Rick Stein travels to St Ives to meet one of Britain's little-known artists, Alfred Wallis. In the shadow of Bodmin Moor Rick visits a very rare collection of medieval stained-glass windows in the church of St Neot. It is here he ticks off an item on his bucket list by taking part in a rather unusual celebration called Oak Apple Day, marking the occasion when Charles II became king.

Bob and Paul revisit the River Wye in Herefordshire, this time they head to the spectacular Lower Wye to fish for chub. Bob has decided to meet Paul at the river and makes his entrance from upstream - on a rowing boat.

Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Victoria Derbyshire, Rhod Gilbert, Rosie Jones and Jamali Maddix.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as team captains. Each week, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal extraordinary stories about themselves. But are they telling the truth, or are they making it all up? Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Raj Bisram, Deborah Frances-White, Stephen Mulhern and Jenny Ryan.

Richard Ayoade is guest host, with panellists journalist and broadcaster Stacey Dooley and comedian Phil Wang joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Comedy quiz show. Stephen Fry looks at `Jumpers', with Julian Clary, Ross Noble, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett and a guest captain and panellists discuss and dissect topics in their quest to uncover the nation's most popular talking points.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis present the topical comedy show, with guests Rhys James, Maisie Adam and Ed Byrne.

Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Victoria Derbyshire, Rhod Gilbert, Rosie Jones and Jamali Maddix.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as team captains. Each week, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal extraordinary stories about themselves. But are they telling the truth, or are they making it all up? Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Raj Bisram, Deborah Frances-White, Stephen Mulhern and Jenny Ryan.

Stephen Fry looks at `Justice', with Professor Brian Cox, Rhys Dary, Jason Manford and Alan Davies.

Looking at nature's warning signs, he enlists celebrities, insect repellent and Doctor Google.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

In Vietnam, the culinary rule seems to be that if it moves, eat it. Gordon samples a host of surreal, challenging and delicious foods including still-beating snake heart, freshly slaughtered barbecue duck, and basket-caught squid. In Ho Chi Minh City, Gordon visits the city's finest snake restaurant. In Hanoi he grapples with the ferocious Madam Duck and begs her to reveal her secret duck recipe.

A woman is caught trying to enter the US with a baby that isn't hers. A man wanted for a serious crime is intercepted. A driver suffers a heart attack while crossing a bridge, and a shipment of coconut oil is discovered to contain methamphetamine.

Methamphetamine is found in a shipment of broccoli. An elderly man tries to smuggle pills in protein powder containers. A woman receives a humanitarian visa to visit her dying son in the United States. And a drunken and unruly passenger is arrested.

Rick meets `Springwatch' presenter and biologist Gillian Burke, who takes Rick on a walk through a rare habitat called an Atlantic temperate rainforest on the banks of the Helford River. Rick also follows his passion for cured meats when he discovers a husband-and-wife team making premium Cornish salami.

Cornwall has more than its fair share of folktales. Perhaps the most famous is found near Land's End, where Rick recounts the tale of the Mermaid of Zennor. A short distance away, Rick joins a small army of seaweed harvesters who are feeding an increasing appetite for a natural food more common in Japan.

Following in the footsteps of one of his literary heroes, Rick roams the dramatic north Cornish coast to tell the story of one of Britain's best-loved writers, Thomas Hardy, and his little-known love affair with a Cornishwoman. Another famous writer, Dylan Thomas, dubbed Rick's next stop, Mousehole, as `the loveliest village in Britain'.

The team head for the Isle of Man to decide which is best: the V8 Vantage Aston Martin, BMW M6 or Porsche 911 Carrera S. The Ascari KZ1 supercar takes to the track and actor Trevor Eve is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

Jeremy finds out which is faster, a rock climber or the new Audi RS4, Richard and James have a new take on radio controlled cars, plus a trip down memory lane with the story of British Racing Green. Ian Wright shows what he's got in the Liana as the Star in the Reasonably Priced Car.

Gone Christmas Fishing is an hour long festive special which will follow Bob Mortimer as he returns to his childhood roots in Middlesbrough to fish the River Esk and Tees with his dear friend and angling mentor Paul Whitehouse.

Simon begins his journey in the south of Ireland, para-motoring with an Irish explorer. On the west coast he does spot of surfing, before climbing Croagh Patrick in honour of Ireland's patron saint. This leg of his journey ends in Malin Head, Ireland's most northerly point.

Dave Myers and Si King show how to turn the weekend into a gourmet extravaganza without breaking the bank. They cook up delicious dishes, glean money-saving set menu secrets at the UK's only two Michelin star pub, and find out how beer can be as good a match with food as wine.

Rick meets `Springwatch' presenter and biologist Gillian Burke, who takes Rick on a walk through a rare habitat called an Atlantic temperate rainforest on the banks of the Helford River. Rick also follows his passion for cured meats when he discovers a husband-and-wife team making premium Cornish salami.

Cornwall has more than its fair share of folktales. Perhaps the most famous is found near Land's End, where Rick recounts the tale of the Mermaid of Zennor. A short distance away, Rick joins a small army of seaweed harvesters who are feeding an increasing appetite for a natural food more common in Japan.

Following in the footsteps of one of his literary heroes, Rick roams the dramatic north Cornish coast to tell the story of one of Britain's best-loved writers, Thomas Hardy, and his little-known love affair with a Cornishwoman. Another famous writer, Dylan Thomas, dubbed Rick's next stop, Mousehole, as `the loveliest village in Britain'.

Cornish king crab is on the menu for Rick as he heads out of Newquay to catch and cook this tasty crustacean. Afterwards, he takes a trip inland to Bodmin Moor to meet Robin Hanbury Tenison, one of the 20th century's last great explorers.

Sorting the fact from the fiction in this festive special are guests Jim Broadbent, Ardal O'Hanlon, Rose Matafeo and Angela Rippon.

Gone Christmas Fishing is an hour long festive special which will follow Bob Mortimer as he returns to his childhood roots in Middlesbrough to fish the River Esk and Tees with his dear friend and angling mentor Paul Whitehouse.

Stephen Fry looks at `Justice', with Professor Brian Cox, Rhys Dary, Jason Manford and Alan Davies.

Team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop are joined by guest host Richard Ayoade and panellists Richard Osman and Kiri Pritchard-McLean, all from the worlds of comedy, journalism and current affairs.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe are joined by Joe Swash, Harriet Kemsley, Dotty, and Suzi Ruffell to compete in the popular panel show.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis look back at some of the news from the week with guests Angela Barnes, Alasdair Beckett-King, Rhys James, Ria Lina and Josh Pugh.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as the lightning-quick team captains. Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Jo Brand, Sam Quek, Bobby Seagull and Joe Thomas.

Sorting the fact from the fiction in this festive special are guests Jim Broadbent, Ardal O'Hanlon, Rose Matafeo and Angela Rippon.

Stephen Fry looks at jobs with Sarah Millican, David Mitchell, Rev Richard Coles and Alan Davies.

Dave asks what the term 'generation' really means. And why does his mum use emojis?

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Malaysia's food is a melting pot of influences and Gordon has just a week to master the country's best known dishes. He's taken under the wing of some of the country's best female chefs, who waste no time showing him who's in charge. He joins Auntie Rupa as she prepares a Buddhist feast for thousands of pilgrims, while Gordon is under pressure cooking his first Malaysian curry for the country's Prime Minster.

Money and weapons belonging to a cartel are found in a car. An illegal shipment of exotic reptiles is discovered inside a truck carrying used clothing. A man is caught smuggling medicine for his sick family. And a murderer is extradited to Mexico.

The bridges on the southern border of the United States are closed and allow only essential vehicles to pass through due to the pandemic. However, the fight against the Mexican cartels continues more intense than ever.

Rick boards the ferry in Penzance to take him to the Isles of Scilly, a group of islands which were once part of Cornwall. Here, he finds out about the islands' rich history, including one of the Royal Navy's worst shipping disasters.

On a visit to a dairy, Rick meets a man who is paid to eat 700 samples of cheese a week and cooks his sumptuous cheese and chive scones. His next stop is the salty old fishing town of Newlyn.

Rick is in Falmouth, discovering that far from being 'that bit on the end of Britain', Cornwall used to be at the very heart of the British Empire's communication system and is still very much a working port today.

Rick goes on a tour around the beautiful Camel Estuary, visits his long-time fish supplier Matthew Stevens and examines the impact of second home ownership on Cornwall with actor Ed Rowe.

The chaps take their favourite supercars on a continental trip - the Ford GT, Ferrari F430 and Pagani Zonda. Car cultures clash when the Austin Healey Sprite takes on a Peugeot 306, and the Focus ST takes to the track. Also, Stephen Ladyman is the guest.

The gang try to buy a decent mid engined Italian supercar for under £10,000. There's a race between a mountain bike and a car through the streets of Lisbon, the Marcos TSO-GT takes to the track, and yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur is today's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

Paul and Bob visit the island of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Completely unlike anywhere they have fished before, this small, remote but beautiful island has an intricate network of tidal pools and sea lochs, making it near enough equal parts land and water and therefore the perfect place to fish for sea trout.

Starting at the spectacular Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, Simon travels down the east coast to the great and rapidly changing cities of Belfast and Dublin. He ends his journey in the stunning Wicklow Mountains.

Dave and Si show how to create a dinner for two that is fit for a king on a pauper's budget. They cook up delicious gourmet dishes, getting world class presentation tips from two Michelin starred chef Oliver Limousin, and delve back into Britain's rich history for cut price culinary inspiration. They put everything they have learnt to the test when they help single mum Paula say a big surprise thank you.

Rick boards the ferry in Penzance to take him to the Isles of Scilly, a group of islands which were once part of Cornwall. Here, he finds out about the islands' rich history, including one of the Royal Navy's worst shipping disasters.

On a visit to a dairy, Rick meets a man who is paid to eat 700 samples of cheese a week and cooks his sumptuous cheese and chive scones. His next stop is the salty old fishing town of Newlyn.

Rick is in Falmouth, discovering that far from being 'that bit on the end of Britain', Cornwall used to be at the very heart of the British Empire's communication system and is still very much a working port today.

Rick goes on a tour around the beautiful Camel Estuary, visits his long-time fish supplier Matthew Stevens and examines the impact of second home ownership on Cornwall with actor Ed Rowe.

Paul and Bob visit the island of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Completely unlike anywhere they have fished before, this small, remote but beautiful island has an intricate network of tidal pools and sea lochs, making it near enough equal parts land and water and therefore the perfect place to fish for sea trout.

Celebrity guests Bez, Motsi Mabuse, Shazia Mirza and Steve Pemberton reveal extraordinary stories about themselves.

Rob Brydon and team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell are joined by guests Chizzy Akudolu, Simon Gregson, Michelle Visage and Henning Wehn. They all reveal extraordinary stories about themselves.

Stephen Fry looks at jobs with Sarah Millican, David Mitchell, Rev Richard Coles and Alan Davies.

Diane Morgan is guest host, with panellists comedian Desiree Burch and journalist Matt Chorley joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett and Aisling Bea are joined by competing panellists Kerry Godliman, Georgia Toffolo, Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Fin Taylor.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis try and recollect the last seven days with guests Jen Brister, Rhys James, Laura Lexx, Glenn Moore and Ahir Shah.

Celebrity guests Bez, Motsi Mabuse, Shazia Mirza and Steve Pemberton reveal extraordinary stories about themselves.

Rob Brydon and team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell are joined by guests Chizzy Akudolu, Simon Gregson, Michelle Visage and Henning Wehn. They all reveal extraordinary stories about themselves.

All the wit, wonder and woes of modern life, as Dave tests the merits of man vs machine in all its lifelike glory. A lucrative situation presents itself.

Amusing musings on 21st century life. Dave asks just how gullible people are as he looks at movie marketing and whether celebrities really can sell anything.

Shopping from home.

Shopping from home.

Gordon joins Thailand's answer to the WI as they compete for the acclaimed title of Best Fish Paste; he's put to work by a formidable home cook in exchange for the secrets to her secret spicy sausage recipe; and satisfies his lust for adventure on a diving trip for giant oysters in Krabi. At the end of the week Gordon meets his match on Thai national TV in a cook-off against the foremost Thai celebrity chef McDang.

Joining Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell for this week's tall tales are guests Stephen Hendry, Laura Whitmore, Chris McCausland and Maisie Adam.

Rob Brydon is joined by team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Josh Widdicombe, Gemma Cairney, Raj Bisram and Sophie Hermann.

Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Bob Mortimer, Samantha Morton, Miles Jupp and Sarah Hadland.

Claudia Winkleman, Rev Kate Bottley, Sara Barron and Ed Gamble join Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell are joined by guests Sara Pascoe, Dan Walker, Nicola Coughlan and Mr Motivator. Who is telling the truth and who is making it all up?

Guests Joel Dommett, Sindhu Vee, Alex Horne and AJ Odudu join Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Maya Jama, Roisin Conaty, Roman Kemp and Dr Xand van Tulleken.

Rob Brydon hosts the award-winning comedy panel show, with team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Johnny Vegas, Alex Jones, Martin Lewis and Anna Maxwell Martin.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for a very special Christmas episode of the award-winning comedy panel show. Guests Jo Brand, Joe Swash, Joe Lycett and Ruth Madeley join Lee Mack and David Mitchell to sort the festive facts from the fibs.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return in an episode packed with some of the best bits from series 14. Over the course of the show, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal amazing stories about themselves. But are they telling the truth, or are they making it all up? Among the guests joining Lee and David are Richard Osman, Claudia Winkleman, Samantha Morton, AJ Odudu, Miles Jupp, Laura Whitmore, Lou Sanders, Chris McCausland, Sara Barron, Raj Bisram, Bob Mortimer and Sara Pascoe.

Rob Brydon returns with an episode of previously unseen material from the current series. Among the guests joining Lee Mack and David Mitchell are Claudia Winkleman, Dan Walker, AJ Odudu, Samantha Morton, Miles Jupp, Roisin Conaty, Sara Barron, Chris McCausland, Gemma Cairney, Bob Mortimer, Sara Pascoe, Mr Motivator, Ed Gamble, Reverend Kate Bottley, Sophie Hermann, Dr Xand van Tulleken and Sindhu Vee.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair, with Lee Mack and David Mitchell returning as the lightning-quick team captains. Sorting fact from fiction this week are guests Jo Brand, Sam Quek, Bobby Seagull and Joe Thomas.

Joining Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell for this week's tall tales are guests Stephen Hendry, Laura Whitmore, Chris McCausland and Maisie Adam.

Rob Brydon is joined by team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Josh Widdicombe, Gemma Cairney, Raj Bisram and Sophie Hermann.

Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Bob Mortimer, Samantha Morton, Miles Jupp and Sarah Hadland.

Claudia Winkleman, Rev Kate Bottley, Sara Barron and Ed Gamble join Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell are joined by guests Sara Pascoe, Dan Walker, Nicola Coughlan and Mr Motivator. Who is telling the truth and who is making it all up?

Guests Joel Dommett, Sindhu Vee, Alex Horne and AJ Odudu join Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell.

Rob Brydon is back in the host's chair for the award-winning comedy panel show, with captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell. Sorting the fact from the fiction this week are guests Maya Jama, Roisin Conaty, Roman Kemp and Dr Xand van Tulleken.

In this "Children in Need Special," Stephen Fry and Alan Davies are joined by guests Jonathan Ross, Phill Jupitus and Rich Hall, as well as Pudsey Bear, in disentangling the subject of descendants. The panellists attempt to decipher the language of Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men, decide which animal has children three times its own size and question how Barbie nearly ran for President.

Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are `quite interesting'. This week, David Mitchell, Andy Hamilton, John Sessions and get to grips with doves and other birds.

Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are `quite interesting'. Graeme Garden, Johnny Vaughan, Phill Jupitus and Alan Davies get to grips with divination.

Lee organises a family camping trip in an attempt to bring the generations together. But even though he has remembered to bring his guitar for campfire sing-songs, he's forgotten to check the weather. And when Lucy finds something in the woods that looks very much like a human bone, the unhappy campers cannot wait to leave.

When Lee and Lucy are asked to cover for Anna on more than one occasion, so that she can go out at night and have secret Italian lessons, they suspect the worst - that she is having an affair. Lee decides that it is up to him to tell Toby that his marriage is in jeopardy and sets about finding the evidence.

Lee's lifestyle catches up on him and he is forced to wait on a hospital ward for routine surgery on his gallbladder until his blood pressure comes down. But visits from the parents-in-law and Anna and Toby, who arrive to ask him a question he doesn't want to hear, ensure that his stress levels remain dangerously high.