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Young Catherine faces challenges to securing her status and producing an heir to the throne as Henri is only interested in his mistress, Diane. Catherine begins to have visions of the future and realises that she must urgently become pregnant, in order to stay in the royal household

The founder and president of the Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery chain of sports bars hopes to see how his staff operate by posing as a failed business owner taking part in a bogus reality TV show. Ron Lynch goes undercover to make sure his company's principles are being implemented by his corporate and kitchen staff alike

The chef travels to Los Angeles to help La Frite, an outdated French restaurant that is failing to make any profits. His first step is to try to reconcile the feuding family members who run the business, and so devises a plan to bring them together by using secret filming

Spring arrives and after months of lockdown, the boys are all heading back to school, meaning Graham can get stuck in to project managing the house build. He and Sarah are planning a large dining room for entertaining, with a centrepiece table that used to belong to rock star Ronnie Wood. Artist Graham also draws on his skills to apply some decorative touches to the room - but will it be theatrical enough for Sarah? Meanwhile, the couple also visit a pig farmer who shows them the cycle from piglet to pork chop

Emma and Nigel Forde and their three boys have lived in their Essex house for the past seven years, but after a bad experience with a bathroom fitting they have let the maintenance of the family home slide, which means broken kitchen doors and some rather unusual curtains. Nigel thinks it's time to wave the white flag and sell up, but Emma wants some real investment to turn around the house she loves. Kirstie Allsopp has plenty of refurbishment ideas, while Phil Spencer has already found some viable replacement homes to buy. Will the Fordes decide to stay or go?

The Heffernans reminisce about moving into their house 10 years previously - and recall how Carrie had a tough job convincing a reluctant Doug, who was opposed to the change

Arthur wins $2,500 at a bingo game, but his decision to share part of his winnings with Doug and Carrie comes with its own set of rules - he will decide how they spend it. American comedy, starring Kevin James, Leah Remini and Jerry Stiller

Deacon and Kelly agree to babysit for Arthur to allow Carrie and Doug to spend some time together, but fail to heed their warning about the perils of spicy food. With Leah Remini and Jerry Stiller

Debra and Ray are taken aback to realise they are much nicer to strangers than to each other, and decide to show a little more mutual consideration in future - but their resolve soon crumbles. American comedy, guest starring Kevin James as Doug Heffernan, his character in The King of Queens

Robert begins taking Debra out swing dancing, but Ray feels they are becoming too close and schemes to break up their partnership. Comedy, starring Ray Romano

Niles and Frasier attend the closing of Martin's favourite bar, but are shocked to discover it is being demolished by a company they have invested in. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce

The shrink makes a disparaging on-air remark about Seattle's weather, causing outrage across the city. He offers to host a charity benefit to make up for his careless words - but the event only leads to further trouble. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Martin makes an election broadcast on behalf of Seattle mayoral hopeful Holden Thorpe, prompting Frasier and Niles to throw their weight behind a rival candidate - who proves highly unsuitable for public office. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer, with the guest voice of Sydney Pollack

Part one of two. While visiting the island of Bora Bora with new girlfriend Madeline, Frasier is unexpectedly reunited with his ex-wife Lilith. Comedy, guest starring JoBeth Williams and Bebe Neuwirth

Stefan and his sous chef Billy kick off the week in Essex with restaurant classics at Toulouse. However, the king scallops and goat's cheese salad starters come under fire from the couple who could be this week's pickiest guests. Next up, Kaps and Satin offer salmon at their traditional country pub, The Bull and Willow Room. The final night gives Matt and Molly the chance to show off Matt's premium culinary skills in the kitchen at the Shepherd and Dog

Anne-Marie and Adrian have been going to Los Cristianos in southern Tenerife for 12 years and consider it their second home. They would love to buy their very own holiday home there for a maximum budget of £160,000. Jean Johansson shows them five properties, hoping at least one will be perfect enough for Anne-Marie and Adrian to put in an offer

Becci and Micheal from Doncaster are beginning to turn a run-down Portuguese quinta into a family home. Louise and Paul are turning a storm-damaged 300-year-old French hamlet into a holiday village, and Ivano and Tracey's renovation of a trulli village in Puglia in southern Italy has halted after they discovered a large crack in one of the ancient buildings

Six couples compete to win a five-bedroom B&B in the heart of rural France. In the first episode, three of the couples take the keys to rental properties they will run as B&Bs for the week. They each have just a few hours to furnish and dress the rooms ready for their first guests' arrival

An air ambulance is dispatched to the island of Mull, where 23-year-old rally driver Scott has rolled his car down a 20-foot embankment. In Glasgow city centre, the trauma team fight to save the life of a man who was hit by a bus and dragged under the wheels, while the coast guard helicopter flies to a remote sea loch to rescue a woman who has fallen 15 feet down a waterfall

Young Prince Henri returns from war with a new mistress and a baby. Diane convinces the young woman to leave, while Catherine tells a soothsayer that she must become pregnant at any cost. She is offered guidance, but a warning that there will be a price to be paid

In Tenerife, squatters are taking over homes prompting hotels and property owners to turn to hard-man evictors to get them out. The Canary Islands attract 16 million tourists a year, but a deepening housing crisis is turning the Spanish region into a battleground, as people who say they can no longer afford soaring rents are occupying other people's properties instead. Under Spanish law, once people occupy a property for 48 hours, a court order is needed to evict them - and this can take years. Reporter Anja Popp joins a controversial new force of private eviction teams employed by property owners