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Comedians Nick Mohammed and Vittorio Angelone and former Conservative politician Penny Mordaunt dissect the week's news with Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker.

Raw, personal and brutally honest, award-winning comedian Rhod takes us on a no-nonsense journey into finding humour when you've hit rock-bottom. Recorded at the Wales Millennium Centre.

Bill demonstrates the influence of Cockney music on the classical greats and warns of a world ruled by insects, in his debut live stand-up show at the Bloomsbury Theatre, back in 1996.

Gordon helps an Indian restaurant in New York that's been going for 35 years. But a decline in trade has led to fusion experiments - with mixed results.

Fiona and John hope that their guests will embrace their green ethos at Knockaloe Beg Farm on the Isle of Man. Rivals Robbie and John are pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness.

Ex-demolition man Phil Routledge hopes to blow his guests away at the ultra-modern The Arches on the Isle of Man. But some of his high-tech gadgets leave them confused.

Can Robbie and John's traditional Blackpool B&B, The Trafford, impress their well-heeled rivals? The hosts try to sweeten the deal with a lesson in how to make Blackpool rock.

Empty-nester Julie Brogan welcomes her rivals to the grand Sheepy Lodge in Warwickshire, where she faces her worst fear: cooking poached eggs for her guests.

It's the final day of the competition, and the rival B&Bers meet to settle some scores and to find out how much they've been paid - and who's won the week.

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

With the chapel still uninhabitable, Keith and Marj work on their first on-site bedroom: a shipping container in the car park.

After playing mud football, Doug dozes off in front of the TV and has some unusual dreams.

Doug regrets letting Arthur go to a cocktail lounge.

Thinking he's been offered a job at FedEx, Doug tries to renegotiate his package at work. Meanwhile, Carrie overdoes it with the fake tan.

Professor Frink develops a cryptocurrency that makes him rich and gets him new friends. But are they true friends.

Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?: Todd loses his faith in God. Homer and Ned share a near-death experience.

Day 1 begins with the Para Alpine Downhill including Neil Simpson, the first British male to win gold on the snow. And will the GB Wheelchair Curling Mixed Team brush Slovakia aside.

Day 1 continues as Scott Meenagh competes in his third and final Paralympics. Plus, after fighting to be fit, can Menna Fitzpatrick make her mark on the Alpine Skiing Downhill.

F1 is back! As well as each other, the drivers must contend with new regulations. Oh, and there's a new team on the grid. But who has the early-season pace in Melbourne.

Radzi Chinyanganya and Clare Balding present all the action, as Claudia Winkleman roves the NEC seeking out the latest hot dog news. Plus: make some noise for the Flyball quarter-finals.

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

Ade Adepitan rounds up the best of Day 1. Did Menna Fitzpatrick or Neil Simpson achieve a 'piste de résistance' performance in the Downhill Alpine Skiing.

Claudia Winkleman joins Clare Balding for a star-studded night including judging of the Utility and Toy Groups. And it's not strictly ballroom, but it is Heelwork to Music. Plus: Scruffts.

In Ho Chi Minh City, the most populous city in Vietnam, Bill is caught between wartime tunnels, endless crazy traffic, and a deep dive into a local musical twist of metal versus folk.

Rachel Joyce's poignant drama starring Jim Broadbent. A retired man walks from Devon to Berwick to save a former colleague from cancer, using nothing but faith.