BBC One TV Guide — Friday, 17 July 2026

Following Scotland's first wheelchair-using racing driver, Ally Charmers, as he prepares for his debut season in the ModSports Championship at Knockhill Racing Circuit - a mixed-class event in which he will share the track with cars much more powerful than his own. Ally's mechanic Scott has built him a customised Mini race car fitted with hand controls but technical gremlins and mechanical misalignments spark concern as to whether it will be race-ready by the start of the season

Mark puts Lauren to the test, Cleo tells Vicki, Ross and Sharon that she doesn't want Joel to live with her, and Gina attempts to right a wrong

The team help the Clarke family from the West Midlands, whose home has been overtaken by the hobbies they love, leaving little room for everyday life. As they pack up all their belongings into 520 boxes, they come to realise they own 112 board games, 4,017 plastic toys and 433 pieces of wood crafts

Comedian Harry Hill, musician Kojey Radical, former footballer Jill Scott and singer-presenter Stacey Solomon join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies

Comedy, starring Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston. Sue's husband Dave has died, and her son is moving out to fix his marriage, so he decides to buy his mum a surprise - a robot care provider with a difference to help her live independently

Austin misreads a dinner as a date, Julian battles a book title, and Ingrid debates betraying their motto 'No pair, no bear'

Austin battles cultural branding, Ingrid wrangles her new star, and Julian accidentally talks their Big Bear actor into quitting