4seven TV Guide — Saturday, 27 June 2026

A rolling cast of famous faces, including the likes of Vernon Kay and Paddy McGuinness, Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan, Vicky Pattison and Pete Wicks, Bez and Shaun Ryder, Ashley Banjo and Perri Kiely, Rylan and mum Linda, and Roman and Martin Kemp sit down to give their sharp, insightful and funny thoughts on the week's TV. Programmes include Countdown, Scam Interceptors, Best of the World with Antoni Porowski, Rivals, Swipe Right for Sperm, and more

DS Graham McMillan leads the investigation into the sudden death of a 48-year-old woman when a coroner asks him to look into it on a hunch something isn't right. Cameras follow every twist and turn of a murder investigation that takes detectives from the scene of the death in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire across Europe. In a hunt for clues, they piece together what might have happened

On the beat with the police officers of Brighton after dark. Young officers Matt and Will stop an ex-police chief for suspected driving under the influence - but things quickly turn awkward. Determined to prove themselves they attend a suspected arson where they are determined to catch the culprit. Sophie and Rachel investigate a possible street assault that has left a man with life-threatening injuries and Steve comes across a pair of legs sticking out of the bushes. The question is - whose are they?

First in a two-part documentary about The Times journalist James Beal's investigation into a disturbing number of young people dying by suicide across the UK, US, Canada, Germany and Australia, which was sparked by the death of a young man, Tom Parfett, who died by ingesting a lethal poison he had bought online. It led James to partner with bereaved parents across the globe to uncover the identity of an online poison seller, who has since been arrested and accused of sending over 1,000 packages of poison to young people

The second part of this documentary detailing journalist James Beal's investigation into a disturbing number of young people dying by suicide across the UK, US, Canada, Germany and Australia. Going undercover, James discovers a dark world of online suicide forums and a website which appears to be shipping a lethal poison around the world. James makes contact with bereaved parents across the globe as he searches for the identity of an online poison seller. The seller has since been arrested and accused of sending over 1,200 poison packages to young people and is linked to 97 deaths in the UK

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 and have a budget of £200,000 to help realise their dreams

Retired vicar Annie wants to swap the UK for the all-year-round sunshine and warmth of the glorious Canary Islands. With Lanzarote in her sights, she brings along her granddaughter Mollie to help in the search for her dream home. Lee Juggurnauth lines up five impressive options for Annie's budget of £150,000; will any of them impress her enough to make an offer?

Leah Charles-King helps best friends Helen and Nikki search for a holiday home in Andalucia, Spain where they can soak up the culture and horse ride all year round with a budget of £150,000

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

In north Devon, married couple Frankie and Jason kick off the competition. Outspoken duo Kate and Ian don't let the evening's many delays go unnoticed, and as tensions rise around the table, internet lovebirds Chris and Amy try to stay firmly out of the way. Day two sees Kate and Ian serve up a menu full of rustic French cuisine, influenced by their 22 years living in France. But a table laying mishap suggests that Kate has overtly snubbed her guests, although tensions are eased when former falconers Kate and Ian bring out one of their favourite birds of prey. Finally it's dog lovers Chris and Amy's turn to step up to the plate, and believing themselves to be the foodies of the group they're confident they can bag the prize for best soiree

In Bedfordshire, Charlene and Matt have moved house three times in the last five years, unable to decide how to restructure their spaces. Now, they're desperate to stay put and renovate their totally dysfunctional ground floor and steep back garden. After a year of disruption, a ferociously wet winter, and a huge amount of perseverance, will George's design scheme finally deliver Charlene and Matt's forever home?

Paul and Kelly, who run a pub-restaurant in Co Durham, want to soak up the sun and grow their own fruit and veg at their very own holiday home on the Greek island of Kefalonia. Danni Menzies shows them what their £120,000 can secure

Paul and his husband Shaun love holidaying in Benalmádena and want to buy their very own place there. Laura Hamilton lines up some impressive options for their £250,000 budget, hoping at least one will meet their needs