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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

Dating show in which singletons meet up with possible partners at a restaurant in the hope of finding love, before deciding whether they want to take things further. Newly married Fred Sirieix watches on as serial dater Conner, from Surrey, tries to connect with tech consultant Charlie, a self-described geek who turns heads. Next in is Sophie, a tattoo-loving mum-of-three from Cheshire who has never dated a woman before. Her date, Emily, is a massage therapist with a calming energy. The two bond quickly, but a twist lies in store as it becomes apparent that one has her husband in tow

Kirstie and Phil help Sue and Richard from Mapperley decide whether to sell or renovate their home. After Richard suffered a stroke two years ago he struggles to get around the two-storey house and thinks one-level living would be much easier for them, but Sue loves their home and thinks with a complete re-jig of the ground floor they could make it fit their needs. While Kirstie conjures up a plan to make their home more accessible, Phil sets out to find a one-floor home for them with some gorgeous views

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit their oldest-ever house-hunters, Margot and Henry from Berkshire, who were looking to move to somewhere a little more modern after 50 years in the same place. They also catch up with young couple Wendy and Simon, who were desperate to find their first home in Derby

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj restore a 160-year-old derelict chapel in Pwllheli, on Wales' Llyn Peninsula, to turn it into a forever home with a working pottery studio for the community. In this first episode, Keith and Marj discover the local pigeons have moved in

The week kicks off at the Three Horseshoes in Norfolk, where married couple Fiona and Michael hope to gallop to victory with the homely vibes at their traditional country pub. But someone's shower leaves them feeling dour, and a used toilet brush could prove one hurdle too many

On Spain's Costa Blanca, Newcastle couple Abi and Darren plan a disco revolution, while in France, juggling a business and renovations proves too much for Andrew and Richard. At Simon and Natasha's diving business in Marbella, they hand over the ropes to customers Gordon and Shona, who are ready to start a new chapter themselves

Chris and Kay from Buckinghamshire are searching for their perfect retirement home to share with their two cats. The only hitch is that they can't agree on where it should be. Kay loves the stunning scenery of Cardigan Bay in west Wales, while sun-worshipper Chris would rather move to the beautiful Mar Menor in Spain. Jasmine Harman selects three properties for their £150,000 budget in Wales, but Jonnie Irwin has three cracking options in the Mar Menor

In 2020, Steven and his daughter Stephanie asked Jasmine Harman to help find a rural home in France for them to permanently relocate to. Now, Jasmine returns to see the transformation of their country house and outbuildings. Is all of the work complete? Laura Hamilton catches up with Neelesh and Angie, who bought a stunning new-build apartment in Estepona for £260,000 in 2019

Five people from Swindon take turns trying to throw the perfect dinner party. International DJ Mark Eteson hosts the first night and hopes his Ibiza-style menu featuring Bora Bora Beach brownies, paella and fishcakes will be a hit, before challenging his guests to a rave-off which he will judge himself

Amateur dramatics enthusiast Michaela Kearns hosts the second party in Swindon, but admits she is not much of a cook. She hopes to dazzle her guests with a glamour-filled evening featuring melted chocolate with dipping treats, but anticipates she might not be able to persuade her fellow diners to take part in her planned show tune performance - complete with a full band

Financial advisor Scott Hillier hosts Swindon's third party, hoping to impress his guests with a Wild West-themed evening. Tensions run high as Gill Bright awkwardly apologises to last night's host Michaela Kearns and Scott Hillier hopes to smooth things over by performing a rap

Direct sales manager Sally Rachael hosts the fourth dinner party in Swindon, featuring a 'girls' night in' theme with mysteriously titled dishes and a quirky dress code that leaves her guests clueless and unhappy

Alternative therapist Gill Bright hosts the final dinner party in Swindon and has plans for an 'upstairs downstairs' Edwardian-themed evening with sophisticated food followed by some circle dancing to Bob Marley

After enjoying many holidays together on the Algarve, Dee and Joe have decided to swap Ireland for Portugal and make a permanent move to their favourite town of Albufeira. They're looking for a two-bedroom apartment that's big enough for them and their daughter. Jean Johansson shows them five options for their £155,000 budget

Retired artists Carole and Roger have filled every room of their nine-bed Georgian home with unusual objects they've collected from around the world. Their country pile is in urgent need of repair; and with little income coming in, they call on the experts to help sift through the items to potentially unearth prized items that could raise life-changing sums of cash. Plus, high-end pawnbroker Rachel investigates a huge collection of jewellery owned by former lawyer Emma, who gave up her high-flying job to follow her dream of starting a jewellery business and needs extra money to stay afloat

Fifty-three-year-old ex-Naval Pilot Rich is suffering from a 16cm tumour that stretches from his jawline down to his heart, wrapping around his carotid artery. Consultant Head and Neck Surgeon Professor Vin Paleri requires close collaboration with vascular and cardiac specialists to delicately remove the tumour, potentially sacrificing the major artery in the process

The team attend a man who has slipped while crossing a stream and is left with a bone sticking out of his arm. In Wasdale, an emergency call has come in for a man with a badly broken leg on the Corridor Route to Scafell Pike. Darkness is closing in, and the first challenge is to locate the casualty. Leaving him on the hill in plummeting temperatures would be life-threatening

Andrew is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after sustaining a severe facial injury from a machine at work. Trainee advanced clinical practitioner Emily Rowe oversees the 40-year-old's challenging treatment. In Resus, doctors need to work out the cause of 61-year-old John's sudden blackouts, which are causing him to fall over, including falling down the stairs. Tony has come to A&E after being crushed by a forklift truck which trapped his ankle and cut his head