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Craig Rowe helps Bridget and Rob fulfil their long-held dream of buying a holiday home on southern Tenerife to enjoy winter sunshine. Can they find the perfect place for their £160k budget.

Deb and Steve love holidaying in Spain, and now that they're both retiring, they're moving out there permanently. Can Ben Hillman find them the perfect place in Almería for £130k.

On the Costa del Surrey, a couple turn their home into a Marbs-inspired resort, complete with dance floor and pool house. Plus: experimental Chinese timber architecture in London.

Kathryn, who's lived on the same London street for 60 years, is building a mirror image of her Edwardian home right next door, but with a 21st-century twist.

Award-winning comedian Sarah Millican perfoms to her home crowd at Newcastle's Tyne Theatre. Join her for some funny observations on domestic bliss, including bras, cats and loads of mugs.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett and Katherine Ryan take on Jon Richardson and Fatiha El-Ghorri in an ever-so-twisted version of the classic quiz.

The Celebrity Traitors is on this time. There's Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter. And Trigger Point, Hunted, Squid Game: The Challenge and Hamza's Hidden Wild Isles.

A compilation of family-friendly highlights from series 27.

Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman's fabulously quirky mockumentary about a kids theater (sic) where it's difficult to tell who the adults are and where bad acting is a given.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett and Katherine Ryan take on Jon Richardson and Fatiha El-Ghorri in an ever-so-twisted version of the classic quiz.

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

Artists Andrew and Diane host the week's first visit at their eclectic boutique accommodation in Devon, where one guest finds the facilities lacking.

In Portsmouth, Mubi and Steve focus on fun and wellness at their luxury lodgings. Unfortunately, a maintenance mishap gets them off to a bad start.

Alicia hosts the third visit of the week at her B&B in West Sussex, where the relaxed mood is pierced at evening drinks by an argument over online reviews.

The week's final visit is to Marc and Matt's gastropub in Kent. The pair have been building expectations throughout the week - will their place live up to the hype.

Will one guest's pernickety protests about a path prove pivotal in providing a plaque-winner on payment day? It's all kicking off.

The competition kicks off at Rob and Jo's dog-friendly B&B in Hope Mountain, north Wales. But tough feedback leaves them ready to fight back.

Self-confessed 'queens of clean' Steffi and Sarah welcome their rivals to the Beaumont Hotel in Louth, near Lincoln. Jo and Rob inspect their room with a fine-tooth comb.

Identical twins Emilio and Fernando host at Rock House Hotel in Devon. But Sarah and Steffi make a hairy discovery on their floor, and breakfast is a catalogue of errors.

The final visit is to Troy House in Painswick, Gloucestershire, where Alan and Denise hope that their guests will love their rooms. But tensions are revealed and battle lines drawn.

It's the final day of the competition and the B&Bers meet for the last time. Tensions run high as home truths are delivered, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Phil meets a Shrewsbury family who want to put down roots in Gloucestershire. And Kirstie gives newly-weds Fran and Tom a much needed helping hand in Bristol.

Paul and Amy build a home made up of five circular timber buildings linked by raised walkways, beside a Lincolnshire lake. But Paul's health suffers as he struggles to finish it in a year.

Newly-weds Katy and Dom from London want to buy a Spanish holiday home near Cádiz. Jasmine Harman shows them five properties for their £180,000 budget.

Mother and daughter Emma and Charlotte have £100,000 to spend on a Spanish holiday home in Antequera, where they plan to spend time as a family. Jasmine Harman lines up five top properties.

Best pals and horse riders Helen and Nikki want a home together where they can enjoy Andalucían culture. Are any of Leah Charles-King's options for £150k hot to trot.

Barbara and Butch have £90k to spend on a holiday home in beautiful Lucca in Tuscany. Will any of Ben Hillman's five options make them want to Lucc-again.

The engineers take on their biggest job of the year. Border Force officers hunt for smuggled meat. And the police are on a stake out for a potential criminal.

A compilation of family-friendly highlights from series 27.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Rob Beckett and Katherine Ryan take on Jon Richardson and Fatiha El-Ghorri in an ever-so-twisted version of the classic quiz.

Greg Davies' acclaimed live comedy. Stung by his mum's suggestion that he's not normal, Greg puts everyone under the microscope in a quest to discover if anyone actually is.

A 21-year-old has crashed his motorbike into a telegraph pole and has serious leg and lung injuries. And a patient with the paralysing locked-in syndrome is struggling to breathe.

An ex-detective and forensic experts re-open cold cases of unidentified bodies across the UK, starting with the complex story of a lost hero off the Norfolk coast.

A dead man is found in a disturbing state in Buckinghamshire. A Phoenix pile-up leaves blood all over the road. And a body is discovered dumped under a car on a Mississippi bridge.

The Celebrity Traitors is on this time. There's Game of Wool: Britain's Best Knitter. And Trigger Point, Hunted, Squid Game: The Challenge and Hamza's Hidden Wild Isles.

Kirstie and Phil look back at Nikki and Andy's cluttered terrace in Northampton. Did Kirstie's plan banish the couple's working-from-home woes.

Mike's spidey senses are tingling when he finds a pristine issue of the very first Spider-Man comic, which could be worth a whopping $50,000.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien restore a Gothic-style organ and a half-size snooker table in sisters Carly and Holly's South Wales workshop that they inherited from their dad.

At Treberfydd House, the wedding of the year is underway - rain permitting. And an ancient Shropshire lime tree needs some extra TLC.

Peter from Hull plans to make a permanent move to Huelva in Spain. Jonnie Irwin helps Peter and his mum Greta search for Peter's perfect property for his budget of £150,000.

Barbara and Butch have £90k to spend on a holiday home in beautiful Lucca in Tuscany. Will any of Ben Hillman's five options make them want to Lucc-again.

Jesica and Karl dream of owning a holiday home near Cádiz on Spain's Costa de la Luz. Jasmine Harman shows them great places for their £95k. Are any of them perfect.

First to host, with an overly ambitious menu, is street warden Gavin Dyer whose dishes soon have him sweating profusely.

Super fastidious housewife Alison Deare finds time in between her housework to prepare an Italian-themed dinner, although even she describes it as 'unadventurous'.

It's political activist David Ward's chance to throw his version of the ultimate dinner party. But a few cracks have started to show between guests.

Restoration expert Patrick Walker is keen to show off his palatial house, including 'the biggest Aga in the village'.

It's the last dinner party of a momentous week that has seen furniture breakages and arguments aplenty. Will tonight's host Carol provide a calming dinner party experience.

Steve and Helen have travelled the world in search of the perfect holiday home and have settled on Torrox on the Costa del Sol. Can Scarlette Douglas find the right property for their £95k.

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.

Bettany Hughes explores the origins of human civilisation in ancient Anatolia, starting with art, power and ambition, from Ephesus to Istanbul.

Richard lands in vibrant Sicily, the home of Cyclops, where he cooks with a Duchess, climbs a volcano, discovers dark secrets and performs in an ancient amphitheatre.

Denise van Outen, Johnny Vaughan, Jordan Banjo, Perri Kiely and so many more celebs settle down for some top TV, including Race Across the World and Faking It.

An ex-detective and forensic experts re-open cold cases of unidentified bodies across the UK, starting with the complex story of a lost hero off the Norfolk coast.

Matthew Daulby is fatally stabbed in a street fight in Ormskirk. His killer flees the country, triggering an international manhunt driven by digital detective work.

Stories of serious crimes linked to social media. Fifteen-year-old Holly's accounts were hacked and inundated by her ex, in a campaign that culminated in a brutal killing.

A dead man is found in a disturbing state in Buckinghamshire. A Phoenix pile-up leaves blood all over the road. And a body is discovered dumped under a car on a Mississippi bridge.

Drama. A Guatemalan teen in Missouri rebels against his religious upbringing. But after a horrifying accident on a frozen lake, it looks like only faith can get his family through.

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

Can Mike and Frank make a pretty penny from a coin-operated empire ruled by two sisters who can't even agree on what their own names are?

In Norfolk, Henry Cole chooses a tractor and Simon O'Brien fancies a small-wheeled design classic for restoration.

Wiltshire's stunning Iford Manor gardens are in bloom. A model railway is revealed at Chavenage. The treehouse project begins at Pitchford Hall.

Retired teacher Colin dreams of owning a Spanish bolthole where he can enjoy getaways in the sunshine. Ben Hillman lines up five properties for £100,000 on the eastern Costa del Sol.

Best pals and horse riders Helen and Nikki want a home together where they can enjoy Andalucían culture. Are any of Leah Charles-King's options for £150k hot to trot.

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.

Amateur chef Gill Buley attempts a tricky choux pastry she hopes will wow her fellow diners. But do glamorous Gill's profiteroles make the grade.

26-year-old host Sophie impresses her fellow diners with her multi-million pound country pile. But her cooking doesn't quite go to plan.

Richard Carpenter reckons the warmth of his welcome and a hearty menu will prove a hit. But what do the guests make of Richard's chaotic home and split custard.

Gabrielle Hennig is a self-confessed 'stress head' and hopes to do much of her cooking in advance. But her eccentric hosting leaves her fellow diners in stitches.

It's the final night, and Spencer Uren is going all out to win. But the night takes an unexpected turn and a surprise revelation brings tears of reconciliation.

Kay and Barry have decided that it's time to fulfil their dream of buying a holiday home in the historic Spanish city of Jerez. Can Jasmine Harman find their perfect place for their £105k.

Anne-Marie and Adrian consider Los Cristianos in southern Tenerife their second home... so why not buy one there? Can Jean Johansson find the perfect place for £160k.

Kathryn, who's lived on the same London street for 60 years, is building a mirror image of her Edwardian home right next door, but with a 21st-century twist.

White husky Olaf wows brothers Ben and Harry. High-energy spaniel Storm needs a playmate who can keep up with him. Could Macie be the answer.

A compilation of family-friendly highlights from series 27.

Trewley rebels against her sisters and their strict curfews to go on a night out. And the launch of her new make-up range earns her enough to take the family on holiday to Morocco.

Hannah has a non-surgical 'liquid' nose job. Hollie tackles years of sun damage with laser and light technologies. Nabeel's investing over £1k a month in a programme of tweakments.