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Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the words-and-numbers game where contestants pit their wits against the clock. Broadcaster Jo Good joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Rebecca makes a pass at her boss and has to rely on Sam to help her out of an embarrassing predicament

Norman and Cliff have an argument leading to monkey business, and Woody runs into a famous actor

Rebecca gets a job arranging a party for one of her bosses, and reluctantly agrees to hire Sam and Woody as bartenders

Frank has some anecdotes published in a magazine and approaches Ray's editor about becoming a columnist, but finds his way with words leaves a lot to be desired

Marie decides 40 years of marriage to Frank is enough for any woman, and moves in with Ray and Debra - to the delight of Robert, who enjoys being mothered by her

Debra's snooty parents announce they are going to pay a visit - much to the dismay of Ray, who pleads with Frank and Marie to be on their best behaviour

Roz begins piano lessons, while domestic disharmony causes chaos in Frasier's apartment. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer and John Mahoney

The Seattle shrink celebrates his 2,000th radio broadcast and is disappointed to find he has a recording of every show but one. Guest starring Bill Gates

Niles and Frasier befriend Kirby for his connections to a well-known wine connoisseur, and Martin is forced to wear a device to monitor his blood pressure

The Seattle shrink's devious agent Bebe puts her assistant in charge of his career when a popular new radio psychiatrist appears on the scene

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz uncover a once-in-a-lifetime find and must decide to go big or go home. Mike also gets down-and-dirty to rescue an old piece from Mother Nature

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly fix up an Italian car enthusiast's rusty World Rally-winning pride and joy. But when tragedy strikes, the job takes on a very different meaning

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Dumfries to meet recently retired Mary, who is looking to downsize. Items uncovered include a horse trap and a broken one-arm bandit

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the words-and-numbers game where contestants pit their wits against the clock. Broadcaster Jo Good joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Jasmine Harman helps wedding dress designer Emma and her husband Andrew, who have been holidaying on the Greek island of Lefkada for 16 years and want to buy a holiday home there

Ian and Bev scramble to clear out their run-down Spanish townhouse ready to host guests, while Sharon and Bongo are adding some spice to the mountains with a takeaway business

Liam Charles drops the bakers in a sticky mess with a Japanese-inspired technical and the children come up with choux pastry postcards in the showstopper. Presented by Harry Hill

Shelly is looking for a holiday home in Puglia, Italy, with Laura Hamilton coming up with selections including a tempting turnkey townhouse and a villa with a tremendous trullo

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Tim Spector and Kandi Ejiofor reveal what's found in everyday foods such as breakfast cereals, and what's within some supermarket chicken nuggets

An investigation into the epidemic of knife crime violence that left 97 young people murdered in 2025, 17 of whom were under the age of 16

Documentary about a 19-year-old Louisiana student's search for the truth after discovering their doctor and parents had been keeping a secret from them all of their life

At Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre, patients include a woman who fell from the back of a moving tram and a teenager who broke his leg in three places while playing football

The recruits endure a brutal mountain ascent before facing a high-wire traverse 165 feet above a canyon. Billy instructs them to write a final goodbye to loved ones

Gordon revisits four restaurants, catching up with owners of the Spanish Pavillion, Kingston Cafe, La Frite and Capri

Three pairs of partners from east London compete to win the £1,000 prize, including a couple who present a cosy menu inspired by their love of all things homely

Jamie Oliver makes a fish pie using potato skins as a crispy topping, and invites one of his old students to share ideas on low-cost cooking inspired by his family heritage

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to the Isle of Wight, where they meet Helen and husband Dave to restore unwanted items including a metal garden bench and an old water feature

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a Surrey couple who cannot decide whether to keep their Victorian riverside cottage or start afresh in a new home

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the words-and-numbers game where contestants pit their wits against the clock. Broadcaster Jo Good joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner