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On the Isle of Wight, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien help Helen and her husband Dave to restore a metal garden bench and an old water feature.

Three Dates and a Breakup (Part 1/2): Frasier goes on dates with three very different women, while Martin and Sherry consider splitting up.

Three Dates and a Breakup (Part 2/2): Frasier and Niles celebrate Sherry's departure with glee, but she won't give up on Martin that easily.

Daphne and Sherry just can't get on, so Daphne decides to stay at Niles's apartment. And Niles can't believe his luck.

Frasier attempts to console a distraught Niles after Maris sends him their divorce papers.

I'll Be Seeing You Part 2: Sam and Diane are pushed to breaking point when she has her portrait painted behind his back. Will Sam be furious when he finds out.

Coach asks Diane to come back to the bar when Sam returns to his old bad habits. She recommends a psychiatrist, Dr Frasier Crane, who might be able to help.

After several sessions with Dr Frasier Crane, Sam is getting his life back in order, so Diane feels it's time to tell him the truth about their relationship.

Frasier dresses up as a clown, to help cure a patient of her phobia, but ends up giving Martin a shock that leads him to make a major decision.

Frasier feels guilty after resorting to crime to spice up his life, but his attempts to put things straight have embarrassing consequences.

Frasier hires an attractive professional matchmaker (Laura Linney) but ends up on a string of bad dates. Meanwhile, Niles and Daphne plan a natural birth.

Frasier is disappointed to find out that his attractive matchmaker Charlotte already has a boyfriend.

Frasier goes out to dinner with his attractive matchmaker Charlotte... and her boyfriend Frank.

When Marge gets a job at the power plant, Mr Burns falls in love with her and invites her over to dinner, complete with a kidnapped Tom Jones to serenade them.

When Homer gets kicked out of an all-you-can-eat seafood restaurant for eating too much, he takes the owner to court.

Homer impulsively buys a snow plough and sets up in business as Mr Plow. But when Barney declares himself the Plow King, their rivalry spirals out of control.

The family try to get Maggie to say her first word. But Homer's glad that she hasn't spoken yet, because all Lisa and Bart do is talk back to him.

In the West Midlands, Sam and Karl serve up rock-hard bread, soggy salmon and a hairy dessert. Can Ange and Dave or Cleo and Nick do any better.

Roman and Tamsyn take a no-nonsense approach to running The White Swan in North Yorkshire. But their B&B doesn't meet Farid and John's high standards, and there are grumbles at breakfast.

Lisa and Sally hope that their generosity of spirit will be a hit with their guests at Clough View Farm in Derbyshire. But there's yet more grumbling after a long wait at breakfast.

The third visit is to The Buxted Inn in Uckfield, East Sussex, run by Nick and chef David. Lisa is charmed by the character, but Farid and John think it has a corporate feel.

The final visit is to the Crescent Victoria hotel in Margate, Kent, where Farid and John hope to dazzle their guests with a stay fit for a queen. Can they get the breakfast right.

It's the final day of the competition and the B&Bers meet for the last time. After dramatic discoveries, the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Rose Matafeo is the Junior Taskmaster, alongside her able assistant Mike Wozniak, in Taskmaster's shiny-new offspring, as 25 crafty kids go head-to-head to win Rose's golden head.

It's Dessert Week and the bakers tackle exquisitely filled meringue nests, steamed suet puddings and a beloved Italian dessert. Whose tiramisu will get them through.

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Did Richard III kill his nephews? Philippa Langley and Rob Rinder search Europe for the truth of what happened to the princes in the tower.

The most famous ship ever and its doomed passengers and crew are brought to life in colour for the first time as the Titanic leaves port, headed for the North Atlantic.

In Istanbul, Alice learns how the Ottomans wrestled the supposedly impregnable city from the Romans, and haggles with a rug seller at a bazaar.

Biographical drama. Mark Wahlberg stars as Stuart Long, a sweary amateur boxer who develops a degenerative muscular disorder and reboots his life as a Catholic priest. Violence.