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An Edwardian home in Manchester is dragged kicking and screaming into the modern day. And in London, Flo's 1930s flat needs a rejig to create the sociable space she craves.

As a blanket of snow falls, the Bakers ensure that all the animals are fed and protected and make safe an old ash tree that's perilously close to the farmhouse.

In the Pyrenees, Becky and Gav have a mountain to climb to complete their holiday lets. And will Mark and Gary's gîte be awarded a five-star rating.

With their summer deadline looming and so many delays to the build, Jasmine and Jon draft in an architect. And Jon makes a splash as he attempts to fix the swimming pool.

Martin and Kate are taking the big step of buying their first property together overseas, near Spain's beautiful Mar Menor. Jean Johansson shows them five options for their £90,000 budget.

Loretta and Carl want the perfect Spanish bolthole in Mojácar, where they can relax and unwind whenever they like. Laura Hamilton shows them what their £100k can buy.

Donna and Paul race to finish a risky new floor, six metres up. Terry and Ashley gamble on their most lavish suite yet. And can Sharon and Tim complete their tower suite.

Kirstie and Phil look back at Kathleen and Tom's three-bed Victorian semi in Newcastle, where chaos reigned and discipline was desperately needed.

Dog lover Kerry keeps her food simple and her welcome extravagant, with a Welsh choir awaiting her guests in her driveway. But a canine criticism leaves a bad taste.

Foodie Dave hopes to impress with home-grown herbs, hand-picked fruit and technical expertise, on a night featuring toilet inspections and rollercoaster revelations.

Shop owner Tasnim Sardar, who claims to be an amazing cook, plans an authentic Pakistani party. But Kerry has a bone to pick with her host.

Ryan puts a lot of thought into his dinner party, but each of his courses ends in disaster. Can dancing and drinks in the hot tub distract his guests.

On the last night in Wales, financial advisor Gill Leonard welcomes her guests with a fire-breathing dragon, and makes a remarkable revelation..

Puppies Poppy and Fizz struggle to adapt to kennel life and may need to be separated if they hope to be re-homed. And is Moose the Staffy more dog than most families can handle.

Keith Brymer Jones and Marj Hogarth crack on with the next stage of their 163-year-old chapel renovation, and throw a gigantic vintage clothes sale to raise much-needed funds.

Bill goes deeper into ancient local tales, riding a junk boat through the breathtakingly beautiful limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, where legends of dragons live on.

From polar bear raves to AI sea shanties and the collapse of the teaspoon industry, Bill leads a magical, musical mystery tour of the human mind in his 2025 stand-up at Edinburgh Playhouse.

Bill becomes the first British comedian to tread the boards of the Royal Opera House as he goes down the rabbit hole with Google reviews of Poundland, and Samuel Pepys in the modern age.