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Phil Spencer tries to persuade City workers Sarah and Ian, who are searching for a home in Balham to consider other areas of London if they are to find a property with the kind of space they desire. Kirstie Allsopp also has a location problem as she helps legal executive Jemma, whose dreams of living near Wimbledon Common seem unrealistic on a budget of £180,000

Back in 2024, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer helped Stockport foster carers Jacqueline and Renee decide what to do about their extended six-bedroom home. A renovation hadn't solved their issues and Renee felt that starting again was their only option. Jacqueline, however, still had faith that the house could work - with a smart design from Kirstie to improve the flow and make use of wasted space. This edition looks back at their story before Phil catches up with the couple to see how they have been getting on

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are house-hunting in south London with two couples at different stages of their lives. Jess and Zak are searching in a popular area, and post-lockdown have realised they want a good-sized garden and more space indoors to work from home. Kirstie is with Rachel and Alan, who call themselves the oldest first-time buyers in town. Fed up with paying a whopping £2,000 a month in rent they want their own home - a place they can put their own stamp on

The documentary following life inside an A&E department returns for its first series outside London - at the Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham. Sister Lou tells her story of working at the hospital for more than 30 years and how her life completely changed in her fifties. Forty-five-year-old Kirsty has been rushed into QMC after an accident at a fun run. The team members carry out extensive tests on 93-year-old John, who is suffering from shortness of breath, and in the children's emergency unit, seven-year-old Hunter is being assessed after falling from a tree

Alan Carr and Susie Dent host the final heat, with 12 more contestants competing for the last three slots in the finals. They must take on a physical anagram grid where contestants stand in the middle to become the missing letter, a twist on Guess Who? featuring pictures of cats and dogs dressed in regalia, and a bamboozling clock conundrum

The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows