TV Guide 4seven Thursday

Matt and Lucia's house in Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, is bulging at the seams, as it is home to not only them but three grown-up children from previous relationships. Matt loves it but Lucia does not, so while Kirstie Allsopp tries to change the layout, Phil Spencer finds some alternative properties. But will the family choose to up sticks or stay where they are?

Travelling through Norway's epic fjords, over majestic mountains and to dramatic volcanic islands, the veteran presenter embraces the local culture, food and traditions of the nation, before fulfilling a lifelong dream of witnessing the spectacular Northern Lights. She later sails through one of the world's most beautiful archipelagos, the Lofoten Islands, where she braves the icy waters to harvest seaweed that thrives in the powerful Nappstraumen current. Off the coast of Svolvær, Lorraine hopes for a close encounter with one of the world's biggest birds of prey

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet Grantham couple Sam and Andy, who bought their bungalow shortly after wheelchair user Andy had a motorcycle accident, believing that single-level living would be the answer. But he has had enough of its dated interior, narrow corridor and uneven floor levels and wants somewhere new. Sam, however, believes they are better investing in home improvements. Kirstie and Phil settle bring their expertise to the table - but which way will the couple fall?

Documentary following the investigators who must hunt for the truth and bring the guilty to justice. When a man fatally stabs a suspected thief outside his Suffolk home, detectives must untangle whether it was self-defence or something much darker. In Hertfordshire, a woman's car is found engulfed in flames and police records show she has been reported for drug dealing. Officers uncover a chilling pattern of stalking, deceit and control that leads back to her ex-boyfriend, who is already under a protection order. But who is telling the truth?

How despite putting British boxing at the top of the world stage, Frank Bruno, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank and Lennox Lewis paid a price in personal terms. Lewis suffered a maiden defeat, Eubank was forced into retirement after successive crushing defeats, Benn's life became plagued by crime, drugs and adultery while Bruno's mental health issues worsened

Lennox Lewis was the last man to retire from the boxing quartet with Frank Bruno, Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank. A heavyweight, he saw a chance to make history and, if successful, become Britain's first Undisputed champion. This final episode reflects on how much the quartet sacrificed to prove their worthiness and in the process pave the way for future generations in their sport