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Question master Jimmy Carr invites panellists Jonathan Ross, Richard Ayoade, Katherine Ryan, Nick Mohammed, Roisin Conaty and Lou Sanders to battle it out to see who knows the most about the year that's been. Helping Jimmy to ask the big questions are actor Charles Dance, the children of Mitchell Brook Primary School and a host of celebrity question-setters

Prity and Kyle host the week's final visit at the Pocklington in the heart of Leicester. The B&Bers' arrival doesn't exactly go smoothly though, with parking problems putting the brakes on their chances. However, the mother and son hosts formulate a plan to take their guests' minds off their vehicular vexation

Danni Menzies helps Poppy and her father Philip realise their dream of finding a holiday home in inland Andalucía that all the family can use to enjoy the Spanish sunshine. Utilising the pair's budget of £50,000, Danni lines up five fantastic options to show them

Former detectives Penny and Jon still work for the police, but with retirement approaching cannot wait to buy a holiday home in Spain that they can escape to for the winter. They've decided that northern Costa Almería is the perfect place to find their dream property for a budget of £100,000, which must have a communal pool and be close to both the beach and a golf course. Ben Hillman presents five options for the pair to consider

Retirees Kay and Barry have decided it's time to fulfil their dream of buying a holiday home in the historic city of Jerez in southern Spain. With a budget of £105,000, they want an apartment close to all the action. Jasmine Harman lines up five excellent properties for the pair to choose between

Sam and Brian from Dudley in the West Midlands have been married for 25 years and both love travelling. Nowhere has captured their hearts quite like Lanzarote, and in the past 14 years they've been to the island 10 times. They now a want to buy their own holiday home there, so turn to Lee Juggurnauth to see what properties he can find for them to consider within their £240,000 budget

In a first-ever twist, hosts Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding welcome pairs of seasoned bakers into the tent, inviting them to battle it out for the coveted new year's cake stand. In the Signature, the duos create fantastic festive pies. The action heats up as the bakers pass the baton in a tricky Technical relay. Finally, in the Showstopper, each duo bring their favourite festive movie to life in biscuit form. As ever, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith judge the contenders' offerings

Siobhán McSweeney hosts, as novice celebrity potters Amber Gill, Colin Murray, Sarah Hadland and Tim Vine roll up their sleeves and brave the clay, as they attempt to become champion of the Festive Pottery Throw Down 2025. Judges Keith Brymer Jones and Rich Miller task them with a hand-built North Pole scene and a surprise second challenge where speed is of the essence - as they attempt to throw the most reindeer water bowls

As the space race reaches fever pitch in the early 1960s, a trio of female African-American mathematicians attempt to overcome prejudice and find work with NASA. Their remarkable skills prove vital in getting an astronaut into orbit and bringing him safely back to Earth, but to realise their potential they must overcome deep-seated prejudice in the space programme and society as a whole. Fact-based drama, starring Taraji P Henson, Octavia Spencer, Janelle Monae and Kevin Costner

Massachusetts doctor Louis Creed moves to a small Maine town with his wife Rachel, their kids, Ellie and Gage, and Church, the cat. While exploring the local woods, Ellie stumbles across a funeral procession of children taking a dead dog to a cemetery. Neighbour Jud Crandall warns the Creeds that the woods are dangerous, as they soon discover for themselves via the dark power of the local burial ground. Horror based on the Stephen King novel, starring Jason Clarke, Amy Seimetz and John Lithgow