Channel 4 TV Guide — Friday, 26 June 2026

The second part of this documentary detailing journalist James Beal's investigation into a disturbing number of young people dying by suicide across the UK, US, Canada, Germany and Australia. Going undercover, James discovers a dark world of online suicide forums and a website which appears to be shipping a lethal poison around the world. James makes contact with bereaved parents across the globe as he searches for the identity of an online poison seller. The seller has since been arrested and accused of sending over 1,200 poison packages to young people and is linked to 97 deaths in the UK

Gordon Ramsay checks in to Connecticut's oldest inn, the Curtis House in Woodbury, which has been owned by the Hardisty family for generations. However, the business has started to fall apart and their legacy is on the brink of being lost. Siblings Chris and TJ, who are in charge, no longer speak to each other and the staff and guests feel stuck in the middle

How to make a tin-can dog and turn the humble loo roll into a host of fun and friendly animals

George visits Florida to see how the state's cultural diversity is represented, and to explore how decades of hurricanes have shaped this unique state's buildings. His journey starts at one of the world's largest structures, NASA's 160-metre-tall Vehicle Assembly Building. From there, he visits a Florida 'fly-in' community, where instead of garages the houses have air hangars for the residents' private planes

The doubles version of the culinary challenge series heads to north Devon, where busy parents Matt and Sarah are the first hosts, but their decision to serve crisps as canapes does not go down well with some of their rivals. Next up are competitive 'foodies' James and Laura, who put together a similar menu to their predecessors - but with more flair. The final party is thrown by am-dram couple Jake and Ian, and their guests have high expectations that the pair's mushroom bruschetta starter and casserole main look set to miss

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the long-running words-and-numbers game, with Oti Mabuse joining Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Cliff's mother visits and swiftly takes a shine to Woody, while Sam and the regulars have a disagreement with a gang of builders working outside the bar. Comedy, starring Woody Harrelson and John Ratzenberger

The closure of Norm's favourite restaurant, the Hungry Heifer, sends him into a tailspin. He mounts an all-out campaign to keep it going, while Rebecca frets about seeing Robin working in a road gang. Comedy, starring Ted Danson, George Wendt and Kirstie Alley

Rebecca tries to break into jail so she can pay Robin a conjugal visit, while Lilith and Frasier find their son needs more care from them. Comedy, starring Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer and Bebe Neuwirth

Robert's traffic-school students complain they are fed up with his class, so he resorts to teaching them using a puppet - an innovation that proves far from boring. American comedy, starring Brad Garrett and Ray Romano

A discovery makes Ray worry about his mortality - and prompts him to compile a list of things he wants to do before he dies. Comedy, starring Ray Romano

Debra clears out all the kids' old baby clothes and gives them to a jumble sale, making Ray realise she is resigned to not having any more children

In a bid to boost his popularity with younger listeners, Frasier agrees to appear on KACL's show for teenagers - where the youthful host proceeds to lampoon him mercilessly. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Niles leaves nothing to chance as he plans the perfect evening to propose to Daphne, but his efforts to persuade Martin to get her meddling mother out of the way by taking her on an impromptu date lead to disaster. Comedy, guest starring Millicent Martin, with John Mahoney and David Hyde Pierce

Lilith's supposedly disabled half-brother Blaine Sternin comes to town seeking forgiveness for past misdemeanours - but Frasier is suspicious of his motives. Comedy, guest starring Michael Keaton (Batman)

Niles and Martin take pity on Frasier and individually set him up on dates with three women who they believe will sweep him off his feet, but unfortunately things do not go to plan. Comedy, with Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz find a huge sculpture of Elvis and trawl through a trailer full of rare art and military memorabilia

Live from Westminster with the latest news on the PM

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on their 100th motor - a 1978 MGB GT, their first electric conversion. The car used to belong to family man Jeff. When Jeff died, he left his unfinished MG project to his daughter Caroline, who promised her father she would complete the restoration. Can the team help Caroline fulfil her father's dying wish?

It's bottling time for the first wine in 30 years at a village in Italy. The owners of a hamlet in Portugal lay traditional tiles to stop the leaks in their patio. Meanwhile, at a manoir in France, clearing stones from an old hayloft doesn't go according to plan

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the long-running words-and-numbers game, with Oti Mabuse joining Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Paul and his husband Shaun love holidaying in Benalmádena and want to buy their very own place there. Laura Hamilton lines up some impressive options for their £250,000 budget, hoping at least one will meet their needs

In the Highlands, Graham and Caroline finally head out through Fort Augustus and onto Loch Ness. Tim and Caroline welcome baby George aboard their narrowboat in the Midlands. Fergus serves up scoops at his busiest crowd yet at Notting Hill Carnival. And in Cheshire, broker Scott hands over the keys to an excited couple who are ready for a new life on the water

Jon and Carmen transform a disused, smoke-damaged kitchen into their dream medieval dining room, while Alison and Zion are busy updating the exterior of their home