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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

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are house-hunting in Surrey. Kirstie searches for a home for newlyweds Marie and Rob. They love the village lifestyle but need help bagging a bargain in this expensive spot. Meanwhile, Phil offers his assistance to retired couple Kay and Robert, who are struggling with their plans to downsize after selling their home of 25 years

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer return, beginning by helping Julia and Simon, who bought their home in Waterfoot in East Renfrewshire three years ago. Wth four children, one bathroom (with no bath), a small kitchen and a dining room referred to as a roundabout, serial house hunter Simon is ready to call it quits, while Julia has set down roots and is desperate to make their home work after moving six times in 10 years

The murder of Cumali Turhan, who was lured into a Chelmsford bar by a love rival in November 2024, where he was killed by a single knife stab to the neck, before his mutilated body was thrown out with the rubbish. The documentary follows lead investigator DCI Louise Metcalfe and her team through one of their toughest cases as they spend two months trying to find the victim's body - eventually realising his remains may be in Essex's largest landfill site

The 1990s were a bad time for David Bowie. With slow ticket sales and poor reviews, it seemed the man who defined reinvention had lost his magic. But Bowie was not yet done. Ten years after his death, this documentary reveals the influential musician's final creative journey, from conquering Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage in 2000 to producing Blackstar, the 2016 swansong LP that reminded the world why he was irreplaceable