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In Gloucestershire, married couple Paul and Debbie kick off the competition with a menu of tried and tested dinner party favourites. However, engaged couple Angela and John aren't impressed by their simple fare and posh couple Kirsty and James find Paul's behaviour even less palatable. Perfectionists Angela and John cook up dishes inspired by their favourite restaurant meals. Finally, Kirsty and James plan an organic, locally sourced menu. At the table there's a lesson in asparagus eating and the hosts get a dose of their own medicine when their guests return their food criticism

Siobhán McSweeney and judges Keith Brymer Jones and Rich Miller present the final, where the three remaining potters create miniature model theatres and take on a tricky throwing technique in their last surprise second challenge. Whose final curtain call will crown them as champion?

Sam's regulars are enticed away to a new neon-lit bar that comes complete with free food and dancing girls. Woody's marriage seems to be in trouble, and Carla looks for another job. American bar-room comedy, starring Ted Danson

Norm's boozing expertise secures him his dream job as chief beer-taster at a brewery, while Rebecca grows addicted to the bar's new slot machine. George Wendt stars alongside Ted Danson

Sam's reputation is tested by Henri's challenge to decide who is the more accomplished ladies' man, and the battle to collect the most telephone numbers turns into an international contest between America and France

Live coverage of the opening events on day seven of the Games in Italy, including the start of the men's giant slalom at Tofane Alpine Skiing Centre, which will see ParalympicsGB's Neil Simpson go for a medal after winning bronze in this event at the 2023 Lleida World Championships

Further live coverage of day seven of the Games in Italy. Dame Sarah Storey presents from Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium, where the semi-finals of the mixed team event takes place. Elsewhere, Alice Tai reports on the para biathlon at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium, where ParalympicsGB's Scott Meenagh will hope to medal in the sprint pursuit in his third and final Paralympics

Continued live coverage of day seven of the Games in Italy, including the conclusion of the para biathlon sprint pursuit at Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium. Plus, 16-year-old Dom Allen from Fife makes his ParalympicsGB debut in the men's standing alpine skiing giant slalom at Tofane Alpine Skiing Centre

Childhood sweethearts Laura and Nick dream of making a permanent move to Spain with their beloved dog Poppy. They're after a property in Estepona on Spain's Costa del Sol that meets both their needs and Poppy's. Property expert Jean Johansson lines up five options for their £160,000 budget

In Italy, holiday host Donna tries to keep up as reservations fly in at the height of the season. In France, B&B owners Paul and Melissa have to adapt their accommodation, while Brian and Paula fear that unseasonable weather will put a dampener on their new restaurant's big summer event

On payment day, a number of B&Bers are sure that their competitors have been doing some tit-for-tat marking. When the dust settles, who'll win the week?

The comedian joins forces with Oscar-winning composer Anne Dudley to investigate some of the finer nuances of orchestral performance. He teams up with the BBC Concert Orchestra to reveal the lesser-known influences of some of the world's most celebrated composers, and exhibits some of his own original works

Gordon Ramsay heads for Bridgeport, Connecticut, to visit Cafe Tavolini, which is being neglected by husband and wife managers teetering on the edge of divorce. The estranged couple's two children are struggling to save the business from their parents' disputes, and the visiting chef tries to shock the pair into stopping the restaurant from becoming a casualty of their quarrel

Another selection of B&B owners take it in turns as hosts to decide which of their establishments provides the best value for money. The contest begins at Dunsandles Guest House in New Brighton, Merseyside, where owner Alan Johnson and his professional sidekick Dave Owen hope to win the title - but a scandal with some unwanted hair on the bed sheets is not a good start, and two guests feel they are making an exhibition of themselves with a tea-trolley in full view of the neighbours

On the second day of the competition, the contestants visit the Lady Teal Hotel Boat on the waterways near Burnley in Lancashire, and owners Nick and Gina Mead hope to impress them with an afternoon of entertainment out on the locks. At breakfast, one of the guests admits to not enjoying his stay

From York House in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, where Brock Bergius hopes that his cheeky sense of humour and perfectionist nature will help him win the competition. He is in his element making saucy jokes during an afternoon of sausage making, but his reluctance to stray from the menu at breakfast leaves some of his guests disappointed

The competition heads to Heyford House in Oxfordshire, where Leo and Sonya Brooke-Little hope to impress the contestants with their hospitality. The afternoon event is boxing, which Brock Burgius sees as the perfect opportunity to settle some scores with his fellow competitors

The week's winner is announced as the B&B owners meet for the last time to thrash out their differences. Feedback includes criticism of a badly positioned tea tray, controversy over a hot chocolate and accusations of overenthusiastic hosting