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We head to northern France to visit Marion, Mathie, their two children and above all their home, a four-handed decoration project that's as vibrant as it is colourful! Also on the programme: the Aernaut house in Brussels, the Izier Tower, near Durbuy; how to make a pair of bedside tables.

The Museum of the Art and History of Judaism displays its cultural and religious treasures. Maxime Bellaunay works stone and metal with all his cabinet-maker's skills. Dries Van Noten imposes an anticonformist collection, highlighting the struggles of today's youth. With Atelier Baroni, paper brings both light and lightness of touch.

Today is all about comfort food: Ricardo prepares bread with cranberries and masala chai.

Nathalie Guirma wanted to pay tribute to a municipality affected by the floods of July 2021. We join her in Limbourg, a romantic fortified village overlooking the Vesdre Valley.

Steve Jaunin almost never experienced the life of a shepherd since he nearly lost his own in a work accident. A renaissance that led him to discover that a dog can be so much more than just a companion, a herder, or a competition partner, but indeed a guardian angel.

Nathalie Simon goes hiking to discover the Vercors Regional Natural Park. We then join Eric Perrin in Poitiers to discover one of France's most important religious centres. Kamini sets his heading for Amiens, to watch a television programme being filmed. Julie Hattu sails a legendary river: the Loire.

Blake Mackay shows us how to make perfect star bread with tapenade. The cheese spread he uses could also be served with crackers.

France is still Gaul, and the formidable Roman army is throwing all its weight into conquering it. Vercingetorix, eloquent and charismatic, prepares to stand against them, bringing his people together to confront the most powerful legions of their time. An immersion in the daily life of Gaulish civilisation.

Citrus desserts are in the limelight! On the menu: orange-flavoured pudding and lime-flavoured madeleines.

We meet Clemence Denjean, and her Toulouse flower truck. Focus on the magical secret world of moss and why it's so important. Visiting the Marais Poitevin, its wetlands, bocages and islands. ''Don't panic'' offers a solution for Mehdi's garden.

We head to northern France to visit Marion, Mathie, their two children and above all their home, a four-handed decoration project that's as vibrant as it is colourful! Also on the programme: the Aernaut house in Brussels, the Izier Tower, near Durbuy; how to make a pair of bedside tables.

The Museum of the Art and History of Judaism displays its cultural and religious treasures. Maxime Bellaunay works stone and metal with all his cabinet-maker's skills. Dries Van Noten imposes an anticonformist collection, highlighting the struggles of today's youth. With Atelier Baroni, paper brings both light and lightness of touch.

Today is all about comfort food: Ricardo prepares bread with cranberries and masala chai.

Nathalie Guirma wanted to pay tribute to a municipality affected by the floods of July 2021. We join her in Limbourg, a romantic fortified village overlooking the Vesdre Valley.

Steve Jaunin almost never experienced the life of a shepherd since he nearly lost his own in a work accident. A renaissance that led him to discover that a dog can be so much more than just a companion, a herder, or a competition partner, but indeed a guardian angel.

Nathalie Simon goes hiking to discover the Vercors Regional Natural Park. We then join Eric Perrin in Poitiers to discover one of France's most important religious centres. Kamini sets his heading for Amiens, to watch a television programme being filmed. Julie Hattu sails a legendary river: the Loire.

Blake Mackay shows us how to make perfect star bread with tapenade. The cheese spread he uses could also be served with crackers.

France is still Gaul, and the formidable Roman army is throwing all its weight into conquering it. Vercingetorix, eloquent and charismatic, prepares to stand against them, bringing his people together to confront the most powerful legions of their time. An immersion in the daily life of Gaulish civilisation.