TV Guide 4seven Saturday

Behind the scenes at the Walkers factory as the company launches its crisp flavour and new packaging. The documentary follows the entire process - from farm to test kitchen and the production line, where those on quality control keep an eye out the tiniest of flaws, while others maintain the top-secret machinery and the flavour scientists work hard to find the perfect taste

Jamie Oliver makes celeriac skewers marinated in shawarma paste and a spiced cauliflower bake, made from fragrant rice, baked beneath an edible lid embedded with Bombay mix. He also serves up a winter chilli, crispy potato and chickpea parcels, and tomato soup with borlotti beans, rosemary and mozzarella

Joe Lycett is joined by comedian and actress Rose Matafeo for a two-day stay in Sweden's third city, Malmö. After checking into their circus-themed hotel, the pair make use of the complimentary bikes to discover the city. Attractions include The Disgusting Food Museum, where the tickets double as sick bags as they challenge the notion of what is and isn't edible. Next day, the duo appreciate the 19th-century splendour of the Ribersborg Kallbadhus, enjoying a sauna fand an icy dip in a seawater pool. They then hotfoot it to Folkets park for a round of Malmö-themed mini golf

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back at one of their biggest builds, when one family went 'all in' to overhaul their Huddersfield home beyond recognition. Paul and Dawn Welham-Campbell's higgledy-piggledy layout simply didn'tt work for them any more, and while their house is in a stunning and isolated spot, the interior had become a nightmare for Dawn. Kirstie gets the sledgehammer out, while Phil searches for properties to rival Paul and Dawn's own

Fun-loving Sonya Smith is the first to host the dinner-party challenge from Reading, Berkshire, and aims to win over the guests with a Touch of Sparkle theme. Aware her cooking skills leave a lot to be desired, she hopes to bungle her way through the night, and though she is amused by the kitchen chaos, not everyone is impressed

Londoner Glen Wilkie hosts the second dinner party of the week in Reading, Berkshire, and is confident of victory. However, a disaster with his dessert gets the day off to a bad start, and his main course, which he has chosen to call Bambi on a Plate, leaves one guest in tears - while another flatly refuses to eat it

Mature student Richard Howse hosts the third dinner party in Reading, using a menu and set of instructions provided by his girlfriend to guide him. A treasure hunt brings out Glen Wilkie's feelings about Serine Daou, Sonya Smith dislikes some of the gluten-free food and, for the third night in a row, Sabi Phagura is served a plate of meat she will not eat

The fourth dinner party in Reading sees fitness fanatic Sabi Phagura putting her healthy regimen to one side to host a bhangra-themed evening. Unfortunately, neither the traditional Indian food on the table nor the entertainment seems to impress the guests

Corset-maker Serine Daou hosts the final night of the culinary competition in Reading, Berkshire, and hopes to impress with her burlesque-themed party. When the gourmet burgers she serves fail to impress, she must rely on the evening's entertainment to put her back on course for the £1,000 prize

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer head to the idyllic Lancashire village of Scorton, where they help Joanne and Nick navigate their seven-year-long stand-off. Their three-bedroom chalet bungalow has been bursting at the seams since the arrival of their two children - and the mountains of toys and chaos they bring. Joanne adores her little home along with the neighbours and sense of community, and dreams of making it work but Nick wants the best for his family and is itching for a bigger house to raise the kids in. They both agree that something has to give. With a £70,000 Love It budget, Kirstie devises a brilliant plan to transform this compact property into a family-friendly home but with such a limited footprint and additional family needs to consider, will her efforts be enough? Meanwhile, Phil faces a challenge with his £550,000 List It budget as he tries to convince Joanne with some jaw-dropping houses that give them some desperately needed space. While Joanne is impressed, can she be persuaded to leave the neighbourhood that she loves? And can Kirstie and Phil reunite this couple and ensure they make the best decision for their future?

George explores more inspirational and ingenious spaces. In the first episode, he travels to Devon to meet former events manager Val, who has put her life savings into building a stargazing cabin with a rather unusual twist. George also meets actor and singer Gemma, who has the bit between her teeth to transform a vintage Sinclair horse box into a mobile performance space as she tries to keep the show on the road

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

Paul from south London has a lifelong dream to own a holiday home in the sun, where he can escape the winter and spend quality time with family and friends. Now that he's finally ready to take the leap, he's asked Ben Hillman to help him find the perfect property on Spain's southern Costa Blanca. He's also brought along his best friend Coral to help him with the search. Ben has five great options for Paul's budget of £80,000 - will any of them hit the mark?

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

The armchair critics share their opinions on hit Netflix production Adolescence. Plus, Tribe with Bruce Parry, Bad Dog Academy, Tempting Fortune, The Yorkshire Vet, Million Dollar Secret and ITV news reports on Greenland and wrestling are also considered

The Drone Unit joins the helicopter team and the dog unit in pursuit of a car thief. An officer is sent to hunt for a burglar trying to break in to a property but there are reports that the same house on fire. A daytime car thief leaves behind a litter of documents in the back of an abandoned car with his address all over the paperwork

Part two of two. Bedfordshire Police's largest ever operation into historic abuse continues, with DS Rachael Foy spending three years working to persuade victims to testify against the suspect. However, she knows that the system too often lets victims down even when they are brave enough to come forward - and in this case, many of the victims have died before they are able to do so