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Students who have turned to the sex industry to make ends meet, including Ella, who is both a law and criminology graduate and an award-winning porn star, and Akonne, who is now in his second year of a sports science degree, and has been stripping for audiences since he was 20.

The actor is given a taste of island life when his friend Phil MacHugh takes him on a journey back to his family's homeland of the Western Isles. Iin Stornoway, they have an appointment at the barbers to meet Syrian refugee Ousama and his eldest son Abdullah to see how their family have been settling into Western Isle life.

It is October and Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman take on new enterprises - market gardening, egg production, raising beef cattle and food preservation - using only Edwardian tools and materials. The team members also create cider on an industrial scale, bring a bull to the farm, launch a chicken business and celebrate Halloween - early 20th-century style.

The team continue the rescue of a community allotment in Preston. Kevin teaches Pat how to transform a wheelbarrow and Julia helps Mark to upholster some old chairs. At the home build, Jess and Max attempt to reimagine an unused space to the satisfaction of the owners and their pooches. Local resident Mark visits the Tool Bus to see if the team can help him revive a childhood toy.

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Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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Lee Burkhill and Flo Headlam design an Asian-inspired garden in Fleet with lots of colourful plants and a nod to the tropical gardens of the owner's Taiwanese heritage.

Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull come up with plans to turn a patch of concrete in Bristol into a relaxing retreat suitable for yoga for for a couple and their two French bulldogs.

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedger

The actor is given a taste of island life when his friend Phil MacHugh takes him on a journey back to his family's homeland of the Western Isles. Iin Stornoway, they have an appointment at the barbers to meet Syrian refugee Ousama and his eldest son Abdullah to see how their family have been settling into Western Isle life.

The team help to build planters for the Stanley Grange residents' allotment, and Julia and Ben make a sensory board. At the Tool Bus, a precious lamp gets a new lease of life.

Londoners Lily and Natasha are in their mid-twenties and keen to get onto the property ladder. Currently renting a one-bed flat in east London, they have impulsively decided to buy a 35-year-old narrowboat at a knock-down price that needs considerable work. They are determined to save money and do all the work themselves, but it's a significant challenge as neither has any experience of fixing up

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedger

The actor and Phil MacHugh travel along the east coast from St Andrews to Aberdeen, challenging expectations by revealing the surprising side of some well-known places. Starting in the home of golf, the duo take to the beach made famous by the movie Chariots of Fire to indulge in a spot of land yachting with brothers Jamie and Guy McKenzie.

Lee Burkhill and Flo Headlam design an Asian-inspired garden in Fleet with lots of colourful plants and a nod to the tropical gardens of the owner's Taiwanese heritage.

Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull come up with plans to turn a patch of concrete in Bristol into a relaxing retreat suitable for yoga for for a couple and their two French bulldogs.

Alice explores the flourishing world of sex and wellness. At a full body orgasm workshop in Brighton, she meets Josh, who is on a journey of sexual discovery that he hopes will make him a more well-rounded person after a string of failed relationships. She also talks to tantric influencer Henika, who runs her business from her parents' house. She takes Alice on her own sensual journey fuelled by w

A nurse at a health farm takes over running the establishment, and comes up with her own range of sexual treatments. Meanwhile, two forgers on the run hide out at the farm. Sex comedy, starring Mary Millington, Alfie Bass and Irene Handl.

50 years after decriminalization of homosexuality in Great Britain, actor Rupert Everett explores the way both the gay community and public attitude towards gay people have changed.

The actor and Phil MacHugh travel along the east coast from St Andrews to Aberdeen, challenging expectations by revealing the surprising side of some well-known places. Starting in the home of golf, the duo take to the beach made famous by the movie Chariots of Fire to indulge in a spot of land yachting with brothers Jamie and Guy McKenzie.

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedger

The team help to build planters for the Stanley Grange residents' allotment, and Julia and Ben make a sensory board. At the Tool Bus, a precious lamp gets a new lease of life.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise holiday is your best.

Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull come up with designs for an overgrown garden in the Shropshire town of Telford that is little more than a pile of rubble, drawing inspiration from the travels of owners Rhi and Alex.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in the Hampshire town of Andover to transform a muddy plot into a practical garden. Owners Amy and Steve would like a relaxing space that suits their children and Tyson the dog.

December arrives and the hardships of winter take their toll on Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman. As the traditional livelihood methods dry up, the men travel to the coast to embark on sea fishing, while Ruth has to look for domestic service work at a grand Edwardian stately home.

The actor and Phil MacHugh travel along the east coast from St Andrews to Aberdeen, challenging expectations by revealing the surprising side of some well-known places. Starting in the home of golf, the duo take to the beach made famous by the movie Chariots of Fire to indulge in a spot of land yachting with brothers Jamie and Guy McKenzie.

Presenter Kevin Duala and team members Max McMurdo, Julia Miller-Osborn and Jess Grizzle head to Preston, to work against the clock turning an unloved space into a bright allotment for the Stanley Grange residential community. Jess is joined by Jane and her granddaughter Sophie to jazz up some plant pots, and Julia encourages DIY novices Claire and Catherine to brighten up a trellis.

Simon O'Brien presents a show in which pairs of strangers who have never owned a home before are given a lump sum to buy a property at auction, then have six months to renovate it and get to keep any profit that they make when they sell it. In the first edition, private investigator Vikki and electrician Emily meet for the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a house together in We

December arrives and the hardships of winter take their toll on Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman. As the traditional livelihood methods dry up, the men travel to the coast to embark on sea fishing, while Ruth has to look for domestic service work at a grand Edwardian stately home.

Martin and Phil MacHugh set out on a sporty journey to explore the north of Scotland, beginning at the Little Ferry Circuit in Golspie, home to the North of Scotland Kart Club. They then head to Inverness for lunch at the Alleycat Restaurant, before taking to the pitch with the town's under-17 shinty team.

Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull come up with designs for an overgrown garden in the Shropshire town of Telford that is little more than a pile of rubble, drawing inspiration from the travels of owners Rhi and Alex.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in the Hampshire town of Andover to transform a muddy plot into a practical garden. Owners Amy and Steve would like a relaxing space that suits their children and Tyson the dog.

Alice Levine continues to explore the sex lives of others, discovering out-of-the-ordinary love stories from across the world. In this first episode, she dives into new, advanced technologies that could be what sex and relationships will look like in the future, meeting a couple in Berlin who opened the world's first cyber-brothel, populated by talking sex dolls. She heads to Las Vegas to witness