TV Guide 4seven Thursday

On March 11, 2011, Japan was rocked by a devastating tsunami, killing 20,000 and triggering a nuclear meltdown. In the first of a two-part documentary, survivors and witnesses tell their extraordinary stories of the disaster

Concluding the two-part documentary about the 2011 earthquake in Japan which triggered a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. Here, nuclear experts explain what went wrong at the power plant. Among the many contributing factors, two of the most critical were also the most shockingly simple

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw travel to Rochdale to collect a unique family heirloom: a 1953 Riley RMF. A now-rare, British post-war classic has been handed down from father to son for 70 years. Current owner Richard has been unable to get the Riley up and running, so the boys try to make an automotive dream come true. But there's more to this restoration than meets the eye

The reading room challenge reaches its pivotal conclusion as Philip Barnard-Brown and his wife Janet return to help head judge Max McMurdo assess every detail, from layout and character to craftsmanship and comfort. With only two spots available in the third heat final, the judges scrutinise how well each space reflects a welcoming château atmosphere. Emotions run high as the renovators hope their creativity and style will shine through. One pair's journey ends here, as their dream of a life in France slips away

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?

Inventor Richard Berrecloth hosts the second dinner party in Oxford, and hopes to impress his guests with home-made food and an unusual form of entertainment. However, Heidi Kelloway and Marlon Williams appear to be more interested in each other than their host's hospitality - while another diner seems rather too keen on sampling the wine

Mother-of-three Victoria Collett hosts the third dinner party in Oxford and begins the day with a hangover and a few culinary disasters. It is not long before her guests start grumbling and Richard Berrecloth criticises her seafood starter, so she pins her hopes on the Caribbean curry being a success

Dog trainer James Hearle hosts the fourth dinner party in Oxford, but his four-legged friends threaten to turn the evening into a mess. Tempers also rise between the guests as culinary critic Richard Berrecloth continues shocking the group with his brutal honesty

Heidi Kelloway hosts the final dinner party in Oxford, determined to lighten the mood of the other diners. However, the evening turns sour when the diners confront the overly critical Richard Berrecloth about his frank comments, before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced

Make-up artist Craig Alexander Wilson hosts the first party in Glasgow, hoping his edible glitter and sparklers will impress his fellow diners. However, his guests are less than overawed when he tries to guess their ages, hampering his chances of winning the £1,000 prize at the end of the week

Day four in Basingstoke finds winery worker Izzy planning a sophisticated evening, though whether her fancy approach will prove too much of a risk remains to be seen. DJ and nutritionist Mark irritates Izzy by not sticking to her dress code, while Adam and Chris embrace the black-tie event. Will the self-confessed queen of dinner parties give the guests a night to remember and put herself in the top spot, or will the sophistication be too much for some?

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 armchair critics share their opinions on Gladiators, The Summit, Michael McIntyre's Big Show, Bridgerton, Guy Martin's House Without Bills, Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly and BBC News, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows

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

Two cases where nothing is straightforward, as investigators go over and above to secure justice for the victims. In a small hamlet in Staffordshire, a violent carjacking leads to a dramatic car chase and, later, the clever use of CCTV. In Sheffield, an 81-year-old man is killed while crossing the road. But as police dig deeper into the collision, the case takes a disturbing twist