TV Guide 4seven Thursday

Year seven's Ismaeel, an enthusiastic ball of energy with his sights set on becoming a student representative for his year, canvasses classmates in the school playground, taking his list to school head Mr Burton who agrees to his real passion project - launching a brand-new chess club. Specialist teacher Mrs Burton is determined to help Lewis in year nine, a star student who was diagnosed with autism at the age of eight, come up with inventive ways to build his confidence - including the new chess club. Assistant Head Mrs Delaney-Hudson is determined not to give up on bright and charming year eight student Jacob who struggles to stay put in lessons

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer head to Strathaven, Lanarkshire to help Frank and Wilma decide whether to sell their four-bedroom family home or invest in it to make it work for them. Frank is firmly on Team Love It, having raised their two children there, he is convinced they still have many happy years to come in the house, while Wilma is ready to sell now that their kids have flown the nest. Kirstie grapples with a poorly placed conservatory and a kitchen diner that struggles to fit the extend ed family in as she creates a plan to renovate while Phil is put through his paces trying to convince Frank to swap suburban life for sea views

Jamie Oliver demonstrates how he incorporates more white fish into his diet, by serving up cod in crispy filo pastry and a sensational tomato orzo. Next, he combines calcium-rich tofu with mushrooms containing vitamin D to deliver a crowd-pleasing stew with dumplings, and cooks up prawn curry using chickpeas and sweet mango. Plus, the latest science about how protein could help keep energy levels stable

In France, Karen and Steve unearth some long-buried secrets at their ancient settlement. There's progress at Andrew and Katja's Italian palazzo, but the protracted process has taken its toll. As work resumes at Mike's mountainside village in Spain, will there be calm after the storm?

The architect prepares to unveil his multi-functional treehouse in the grounds of Kielder Water and Forest Park in Northumberland, and meets a couple with big plans to build a theatre in a 1970s caravan. Plus, a man who has created a pub in his garden shed, and a 19th-century shepherd's hut undergoes restoration using Victorian steam-powered machinery

Lee Juggurnauth heads to south-east Spain around the Costa Cálida to help Trevor and Mel from Birmingham find their dream holiday home. They're looking for a two-bedroom apartment for their budget of £67,000

A few years ago,had a holiday romance on Fuerteventura. It didn't last, but her love for the island did. Now Marie has decided the island would be the perfect place for her and her eight-year-old son to spend quality time together in the school holidays. Scarlette Douglas shows Marie - and her best friend Helen - how far her £90,000 budget will go

Business consultant James Herbert hosts the first dinner party in Lichfield, Staffordshire, and has high hopes that his guests - football coach Tim Travers, sales assistant JP Goodyear-Martinez, businesswoman Amanda Smith and retired mental-health nurse Ronnie Imlah - will enjoy his complex Italian menu

Retired mental-health nurse Ronnie Imlah hosts the second dinner party in Lichfield, Staffordshire, hoping her menu inspired by dishes she has eaten at friends' events will win her the £1,000. A revelation by the host leaves her companions in shock, and two guests fail to see eye-to-eye on plastic surgery

JP Goodyear-Martinez hosts the third dinner party in Lichfield, Staffordshire, where he treats his guests to a mix of Jamaican food, tight Lycra outfits and a drag queen. However, James Herbert's rendition of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody does not go down too well with fellow diner Ronnie

Football coach Tim Travers hosts the fourth dinner party in Lichfield, Staffordshire, and is determined to prove his culinary skills, despite never having cooked before. He tackles an American-themed menu with the help of his mother, but discovers the hardest task is keeping the peace at the table

Recruitment consultant Amanda Smith hosts the final dinner party in Lichfield, and hopes to impress with a well-executed, sophisticated menu. However the night is not to everyone else's liking and an accident at the table leaves her guests in hysterics, before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced

The final visit is to Berkshire, where Ana and Dominic hope their homely pub, the Bull Inn, will charm the B&Bers with its quintessential character. First impressions are promising and the hosts hope to finish on a high with a barnstorming breakfast. However talk of the looming payment day raises tensions

Fifteen-year-old James comes in after being struck in the eye with an arrow during an archery class. Dr Ian, who treats him, shares his neurodiversity experience from childhood and the difficulties he faced growing up. Fifty-year-old joiner Chris has a wound to his head after a work accident, he shares his injuries and treatment with his many social media followers

Twenty-one-year-old Connor is rushed in after a motorbike accident leaving him with leg and lung injuries. Sixty nine-year-old Rob, who has locked-in-syndrome, is admitted into resus after his breathing tube becomes dislodged leaving him unable to breathe properly. In minor injuries, 58-year-old Lisa receives treatment for an injured wrist

Paramedics are called to a rare and unusual stomach condition that's left a patient in agony. On the night shift, a young man is intoxicated and passed out in the street. An elderly man has fallen at home and can't get back up, and a confused and disorientated woman has one of the highest blood pressure readings the paramedics have ever seen

Jo Brand and Tom Allen are joined by guests Natalie Cassidy and Kiell Smith-Bynoe to digest the events of Bread Week. They also catch up with the third baker to leave the tent, scrutinise the audience cakes and look at some viewers' home baking pictures