Channel 4 TV Guide — Monday, 31 August 2026

Catching up with British expats who set up new businesses in Europe. In Spain, Debbie and Paul try to rise from the ashes after a fire destroys their B&B hopes. In Italy, Scott and Angus race to finish their boutique B&B

Stoke couple Julie and Allen cannot agree on any of the houses they have viewed together, but they are also at a loss as to how they can make their current three-bedroom abode any better. In Newcastle, GP Kathleen and her anaesthetist husband Tom have a three-bedroom Victorian semi in disorganised chaos with Tom's sporting gear taking root everywhere. Should they move on or reconfigure the downstairs?

Fred Sirieix meets the people behind the world's most spectacular hotels. In the first episode, he heads to Marrakech to stay at the Royal Mansour; an hotel commissioned by the King of Morocco. After breakfast in a hot air balloon and an exclusive off-the-radar luxury retreat in the Agafay Desert, he swaps life as a guest to take over as general manager for the day

Patient Emma has significant burns to her leg after spilling a kettle of boiling water, while 50-year-old Adele is struggling to walk after injuring her toe. Twenty two-year-old Claire is rushed to Queen's after collapsing while running. After receiving worrying blood test results, a doctor is concerned she may have a clot on her lung and books an urgent CT scan

The case of a man who told his girlfriend his life had been a series of tragedies, from his sister's death from cancer to losing his father to a hereditary heart condition that he in turn had developed. However, when she lent him thousands of pounds, he suddenly disappeared, and she soon discovered she was just the latest in a long line of victims

Observational documentary telling the inside story of the seven-year-long mission to find out who murdered journalist Lyra McKee in Derry in 2019 and secure justice for her family. What begins as a murder investigation becomes a seven-year-long mission to identify those responsible, secure justice for Lyra's family, and take on the organisation that claimed responsibility for her death: the New IRA. Senior Investigating Officer Jason Murphy and his team begin the hunt for a masked gunman who seems to have disappeared without trace. With the murder weapon missing and not one of the 150 people on the street when Lyra was killed willing to come forward, detectives must painstakingly uncover the truth of what happened for themselves. Lyra's sister Nichola struggles with the devastating loss. As detectives uncover new evidence, the search for a single gunman grows into something much bigger, drawing Murphy towards investigating the leadership of the New IRA