TV Guide 4seven Friday

Professor Asif Chaudry attempts to remove a tumour between 74-year-old Matthew's oesophagus and stomach. Surgical oncologist Myles Smith tackles 30-year-old Lauren's myxoid-liposarcoma, a tumour in her groin which has been causing her problems since the age of eight

Car fanatic John decides to part with some of his beloved collection to help fund his retirement. Expert and fellow petrol-head Clive spots two classic cars in John's collection that could raise a huge sum, but will his gamble on an auction sale pay off? In the West Country, Rachel and Ronnie help Caroline, who inherited an inn from her father but has made the difficult decision to part with some of its weird and wonderful contents in order to invest on the building. Ronnie spots a rare animal pelt that could be the solution to Caroline's problems - if he can prove it's authentic

Comedian and podcaster Adam Buxton joins Joe Lycett to assess the wonders of Prague, capital of the Czech Republic. A kayak tour along the River Vltava allows them to take in the key sights, including the castle and the Charles Bridge. They then explore the work of sculptor David Cerný, whose controversial pieces adorn the city. Dinner is served at Levitate, where they eat their way through an 18-course tasting menu, including eating a sausage out of a skull and sampling caviar-laced ice-cream. On day two, the pair enjoy a beer spa before ascending the Zizkov TV Tower, for a bird's eye view of the city

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help find a property for first-time buyers Mike Richie and girlfriend Katy Roberts, who have recently returned from a 10-month period of globetrotting and want to settle down in Leeds. Meanwhile, Ann-Marie McCullough and partner Lee Connolly hope to swap life in the city for a three-bedroom period home, so the experts take them to Ilkley in West Yorkshire, and Harrogate in North Yorkshire

Keith Brymer Jones and his partner Marj restore a 163-year-old derelict chapel on Wales' Llyn Peninsula, to turn it into a forever home with a working pottery studio. The pair start renovations on the downstairs Sunday School so it can become their living space, complete with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and a snug. But before they can begin they have to rip out the fungus and try to control the dry rot that's infected the chapel

Civil servant Sandra hosts the final night in south Wales. After a week of culinary highs and lows, Sandra's planning a menu that's heavy on cream and mushrooms - a risky move since her guests have made it very clear throughout the week that these two ingredients are not much-loved. With a new twist shaking things up during dessert, it's a dramatic end to a lively week

With cleanliness being the buzz word of the week, almost all of the hosts are unhappy about their less-than sparkling scores and there's suspicions that some of the hoteliers have been playing dirty

The season winds down for the Brits abroad, but they're gearing up for the biggest days of their lives. It's hoped that Abi and Darren's wedding in Spain and Andrew and Richard's wedding event in France will go off without a hitch. Friends Janey and Sharon also have plenty to celebrate at their B&B - but success comes at a cost

Retired couple Debra and Gordon are looking for the perfect holiday home in the southern Spanish city of Torrevieja. This former fishing village has grown to become one of Spain's most popular resorts, with acres of beautiful countryside and miles of spectacular coastlines hugging popular towns, villages and resorts. While Debra is keen on apartments, Gordon would love a townhouse for their budget of £120,000. Laura Hamilton shows them a selection of places that satisfy both of their desires, from a sea-view apartment and a property with a gym and a sauna to a tantalising townhouse

Ben Hillman heads back to the ancient city of Cádiz in southern Spain to catch up with John and Daniel, who bought a renovation townhouse in 2018. On Cyprus, Jean Johansson visits fitness instructor Katie in her £80,000 holiday apartment in Paphos, which she bought in 2020

Gemma Willock hosts the first party in the West Midlands, and her evening of glitz and glamour looks set to be a roaring success until an unwelcome revelation about her corner-cutting approach to the competition threatens her chances of taking the £1,000 prize

Mortgage adviser Andrew Devey throws the second party in the West Midlands, hosting a beatnik-themed evening. He cooks shepherd's pie for his main course, as well as lining up some pop art in the hope that it will expand his guests' minds

Vegetarian Jules Evans hosts the third day of the competition in the West Midlands, and plans to indulge her passion for historical re-enactments by planning a medieval-themed dinner. The guests offer mixed responses when they look at the menu, but things take a turn for the better when she announces a duel will form part of the evening's entertainment

Massage therapist Lucy Hird hosts the fourth dinner party from the West Midlands, featuring an extensive menu full of Thai specialities. She also gives individual presents to her guests, but her night is compromised by the entertainment

Mental-health nurse Lloyd Cast hosts the final dinner party from the West Midlands. Despite appearing to be an extrovert so far, he decides on a chilled theme for the evening to allow his food to take centre stage, before the winner of the £1,000 is announced

Leah Charles-King is in south-west Cyprus helping house-hunter Uri find a permanent home for him and his wife Hazel. The pair, from Aberdeen, are keen to escape the cold Scottish winters anf have a budget of £200,000 to help realise their dreams

The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions to Race Across the World, The Last of Us, Married at First Sight Australia, WrestleMania, Chess Masters: The Endgame, Love on the Spectrum, Secrets of the Penguins and This Morning

Another group of curious committed couples explore the possibility of opening up their relationships with sexually liberated residents. In this episode, builder Connor and full-time mother Kirstie are interested in bringing another man into their relationship and want to start the process by having a threesome. However, after connecting with resident Nathan, things go off the rails due to Connor's confidence issues. Meanwhile, married parents Chanice and Richardo, who are torn between a threesome or foursome, face an unexpected issue - finding a resident who is attracted to them

There's fireworks ahead as some of the cuffed pairs grapple with being chained to their total opposite. Horse trainer and countryside campaigner Claire, who's 48, is a fierce advocate of hard work. Her handcuffed partner, 29-year-old city-loving model and content creator Bambi loves the easy life. Can Bambi keep up with Claire's exhausting work schedule? In London, Green Party councillor Frank, who's 27, and housing lawyer Lin, who's 38, seem to be getting along famously. But Frank's in for a shock that leaves him speechless

Some of the pairs have had enough and called it quits. But not 70-year-old Yorkshireman Bob and 38-year-old London youth worker Chris. However, when the latter learns about a shocking incident from his partner's past, he wonder whether he can continue. Meanwhile, eco-warrior and vegan campaigner Morag is shocked when the woman she is chained to, petrol-head and beauty salon owner Angie, reveals her views on climate change. Hosted by Jonathan Ross