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Andi Oliver and Matt Tebbutt go on a stunning journey through Barbados, Saint Lucia and Dominica, featuring rum, chocolate, lionfish and the secret of the passion fruit.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help the Charles family decide whether to hang on to their three-bed semi in Birmingham or seek out a new home in the city.

Another chance to watch yesterday's new episode, with Jo Good in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Norm repaints Evan Drake's house while he's away and gives Rebecca the chance to peek at his bedroom, but things go awry when Drake returns home early.

When Eddie gets a job with a travelling ice show, Carla wants to visit him on tour but is prevented by her fear of flying. Can Frasier help her conquer her phobia.

The Sam in the Gray Flannel Suit: Rebecca is jealous when Evan Drake gives Sam an executive sales job at corporate headquarters and comes to suspect there are ulterior motives.

Ray's upset to discover that the autographed Mickey Mantle baseball his dad gave him years ago is a fake. So he decides to tell his daughter Ally the truth about Santa.

With Debra ill, Ray juggles the kids and work, which causes problems when quarterback Terry Bradshaw agrees to have a meeting with him at the paediatrician's.

Ray starts to feel insecure about his looks after hearing Debra compliment Robert on his appearance. Cue the fake tan.

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, Blaine Sternin (guest star Michael Keaton), 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.

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.

Picker's Lonely Hearts Club: At an old-school movie theatre drive-in, Mike and Danielle uncover a vintage reel of Beatles footage that could be the only one of its kind.

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Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take a trip to France to rescue 94-year-old wartime hero Roger's 1968 Citroen DS. But they struggle with its radical design features.

Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth head to County Antrim, where they find a farm that's stuffed with antique tractors and an old tinsmith's studio full of antique furniture.

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

Claire and her daughter Judy take in the Cretan charm of Chania as they search for a dream holiday home. Will a 19th-century character-oozing house grab them.

In Spain, Sharon and Bongo's hillside retreat doesn't quite go to plan. And in France, Hayley and Mark tee up a new golf course for their gîte guests.

The new series reaches the semi-final. It's Posh-Nosh Day and the bakers create a pudding fit for a queen and illusion biscuits depicting a sophisticated meal.

Music teacher Ros hopes to hit the right note as she looks for a holiday home on eastern Crete for £95k, from a blue-shuttered beauty to a place with a lemon tree that makes her heart sing.

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In the Vesteralen region, Lorraine spends time with the Sami people, enjoys a goat massage in the Arctic Circle, traverses the Lofoten Islands and encounters sea eagles.

Crime drama. Resentment boils over between Patience and Frankie as they investigate the death of a botanist. And Jake takes Patience speed-dating.

Dispatches: Reporter Matt Shea investigates why the government banned direct action group Palestine Action, putting the police and judicial system under intense pressure.