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Joe Lycett and guest companion Phil Wang embark on a two-day mini-break in the US capital, Washington, DC. Their home for the weekend is the Eaton Hotel, which features a 24-hour radio station, a plant rehab centre and a crystal library. At the National Mall, the pair take in some of the planet's most recognisable monuments and memorials, including the world's biggest obelisk, aka the Washington Monument, the Reflecting Pool, the Second World War memorial and the Lincoln Memorial. Day two features a celebration of DC's diverse food scene

Amy Gledhill gets creative with a series of spoons. Kumail Nanjiani impresses everyone with his extraordinarily strong jaw and Alex Horne causes Joanna Page to scream in such terror that it sparks alarm in the local area. Armando Iannucci douses a coconut in vinegar, while Joel Dommett slathers another in glue. Greg Davies hands out the points

Jimmy Carr hosts, as Roisin Conaty and Phil Wang compete against Joe Wilkinson and Lou Sanders. Regular Countdown mathematician Rachel Riley and lexicographer Susie Dent are on hand to adjudicate, while David O'Doherty joins Susie in Dictionary Corner

Chris McCausland visits Jordan in the Middle East with actor, writer and comedian Guz Khan, to visit the magnificent ancient city of Petra. But before they head to the wonder, Chris floats for the first time in his life in the Dead Sea, and the pair almost melt during an intense facial spa treatment. In Petra itself, they haggle with shopkeepers, ride camels and listen to tales told by candlelight, before ending their trip with traditional music and a Bedouin feast

James and Jodie set out to renovate an old dairy farm's dilapidated farmhouse. However, given it is such an overwhelming challenge it is difficult to know where to start

Attendance at Pastor Simon's church declined during Covid. He's hoping an Easter Sunday sunrise service on his local Atlantic beach will boost his congregation, but it looks like it'll take a miracle to get everything organised in time. Adam and Wayne attempt to put on a live show of their successful Fish'n'Brits podcast to celebrate its first year on air. Laura and Lindsay celebrate the arrival of their son Elliott with a family outing to the Universal theme park where they were married 10 years ago

Sharon and Shaun Garner help Clayton, Abigail and Harry search for a holiday home in Almería that can become a permanent home when 14-year-old Harry flies the nest and in Costa Blanca, Jo and Andrew Alderton help a couple who are looking to escape the weather of West Yorkshire

Lisa and daughter Jordan are searching for their dream holiday home around the beautiful inland villages of Andalucía. They particularly love the town of Velez-Malaga, so Jonnie Irwin lines up five properties in the area for their budget of £75,000. They have set their sights on a traditional Spanish property with a modern twist, so will Jonnie be able to deliver?

Jean Johansson meets Julie and Amanda, who have holidayed in France many times and love the countryside, the culture and the weather. With their teenage children heading to university, they want to find a holiday home where they can unwind and relax, and maybe make a permanent move to in the future. They've settled on Lot-et-Garonne, with its gorgeous countryside punctuated by beautiful villages and medieval towns, and 120 miles of waterways. Jean lines up five options for their budget of £120,000, from a riverside townhouse to a characterful stone house with land aplenty

Cumbria couple Samantha and Sam want to find their dream holiday home in Spain that works for them and their teenage sons. They know Spain well but have never been to Oliva, so they're placing all their trust in Lee Juggurnauth to find the perfect home at the right place for them. With a budget of £85,000, the pair hop Lee can deliver their Spanish dream

Jane and Rory's handmade kitchen island won't fit through the gîte door at Château de Pican. Bart and Sarah rush to prepare their Cognac barn for their best friend's wedding, and at Château de la Vergne, Lionel and Claire work on the gilded ceiling for their dining room and bespoke fromage cupboard

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back at loft conversions, remembering two families who wanted to transform their dark and dingy attics in the race for space. In Walthamstow and Preston, two couples are looking at starting families, but lack of space is an issue - and while one would prefer to move on, the other is keen on a loft conversion. As ever, Kirstie brings in the builders, while Phil sees what other properties are available

This competition takes place in Essex and Suffolk, where the first host, 29-year-old entrepreneur Chris, plans to treat his guests - Samantha, Joanna, Mark and Claire - to a night of fine French cuisine, with the added bonus of ripped abs on display

It is the second night from Essex/Suffolk, and it is the turn of salon owner Sam to cook. She has opted for a good looking, simple menu, but foodie Chris is not impressed

Claire hosts the third night of the contest in Essex, and lays on a lavish East End-themed feast, but Sam may be looking for vengeance after everyone claimed her food was boring