TV Guide BBC One Friday

Julia Somerville, Gloria Hunniford, and Louise Minchin investigate the cases of holiday-makers who say the reality of their trips was far from what was advertised by the travel company, including the Sicilian hotel that turned out to be a four-hour walk from the historic city. Plus, advice on investing in a campervan conversion and tips for using a mobile abroad without facing a costly bill

Martin Roberts contemplates whether a house in Wales is the smallest he has ever encountered in his 20 years on the programme. Dion Dublin is captivated by a rather funky, retro carpet in a terrace in Lancashire, while Tommy Walsh is in Wandsworth, south London, where a one-bedroom garden flat has potential to add space

In Ardingly, West Sussex, band mates Henry and Oscar, with their expert Danny Sebastian, take on competitive couple Nina and Rakesh, advised by Kate Bliss. Host Natasha Raskin Sharp monitors the contest and also meets an artist who can make his masterpieces disappear. Martin Frost creates amazing vanishing fore edge paintings on the unbound edges of a book's pages, which are only visible when the pages are fanned out

When one of the lads in a local rugby team is attacked, Donal wonders if it's a case of jealousy between the players or whether there's something more serious going on. Marlene and Eve aren't getting on, so when Marlene sees Eve's husband looking intimate with another woman, she wonders what she should do. Cameron Cuffe, Kerri Quinn and Tara Lynne O'Neill star

A couple from the Surrey town of Epsom enjoy the spectacular landscape in Argyll and Bute as Nicki Chapman provides them with some expert property advice. For their budget of £600,000 they want a house with views that just keep on giving. Nicki also takes to the water on Loch Lomond, to meet a family who have owned and lived on an island for 70 years

Lee Burkhill and Flo Headlam head to Doncaster to transform John and Alasdair's bland new-build garden into a Eurovision-winning garden. The pair would love a garden that embraces their love of Eurovision, whether through literal flags and themed colours of participating countries or something more esoteric. The team needs to achieve all this on a £3,750 budget

Phil Serrell and Tahmina Ghaffar enjoy the last leg of their trip in Cornwall. Tahmina goes gaga for a polished stone that reveals a naturally formed landscape scene and is drawn to a pair of royal souvenirs with regal charm. Meanwhile, Phil uncovers a mystery metal kitchen gadget with a surprisingly unusual purpose. Away from the shops, the duo take a detour into the tropics - without leaving the UK - as they explore one of the world's largest greenhouses and discover the wonders of a man-made rainforest. With their final auction looming, the pressure is well-and-truly on

Quiz show in which four pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong. with guest co-host Mel Giedroyc

Widowed Holly feels she cannot cope following the death of her husband. However, on her birthday, she receives a letter he wrote to her just before he died, encouraging her to live life to the full rather than languish in sorrow. This is just the first in a series of messages, each one sending her on wild misadventures and helping her to move on. Romantic drama based on Cecelia Ahern's novel, starring Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler and Lisa Kudrow