TV Guide Channel 4 Saturday

Documentary following life at a secondary school in West Yorkshire. English teacher Mr Burton is now in charge, taking up the first headteacher position of his career. A new pupil recently diagnosed with Tourette's must learn to navigate secondary school life, while assistant head Mrs Delaney-Hudson investigates a case of disruptive behaviour

Gordon Ramsay heads to Scottsdale, Arizona, where he meets husband-and-wife bistro owners Samy and Amy Bouzaglo, who reveal a shocking contempt for customer feedback. The chef faces the biggest challenge of the series to save Amy's Baking Company, but can he get through to this defiant pair?

The sports car-themed PitStop in Hertfordshire hosts the first round, as owners Melvyn and Sindy Rutter try to make a good impression. However, the absence of tea and coffee in the rooms does not go down well with the guests, and Melvyn's after-dinner talk about his collection of Morgan cars fails to spark much interest

Gill and Peter Tydie invite their fellow competitors to stay at the Victory in Mersea, Essex, a four-star B&B with 26 members of staff to run the bar, restaurant and accommodation. A trip to a local fishery gives one contestant an opportunity to annoy his peers, and the discovery of a hole in a bedsheet leaves the hosts feeling uneasy about their chances of success

Dave Botha hosts at his Butterfly Paragliding B&B on the Isle of Wight. Deborah Morrison and Wayne Bingham are unhappy they must sleep in a tepee in the garden and use an outdoor toilet, and claim they were served watery eggs and rubbery sausages for breakfast

Deborah Morrison and Wayne Bingham host the final night at Braddon Hall in Torquay, Devon, where Melvyn and Sindy take issue with their squeaky four-poster bed. The hoteliers try to entertain their guests by inviting them to take part in an archery contest - which ends in accusations of unfair play

The contestants meet one last time to discover how much they have been paid by their fellow hoteliers and to air their grievances. One of the hosts gets upset about large underpayments and a couple interrogate their guests about the criticism in their feedback, before the winner is announced

Sam and Rebecca both have 'issues' to get over regarding their decision to have a baby, and turn to Frasier and Lilith for advice. Comedy, starring Ted Danson and Kirstie Alley

The bar-room regulars set out on a masculine voyage of self-discovery - with the unlikely figure of Frasier as their guide. In their absence, Carla hires one of her relatives to help out at the bar. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

A psychic announces her retirement and chooses regular customer Carla to take over from her - but not before revealing her mystical powers were a hoax. Comedy, starring Rhea Perlman and Ted Danson

Norm injures his back while painting the Cranes' house and moves in until he recuperates. Meanwhile, Rebecca practices her mothering skills on an egg. Comedy, starring Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson

Ray fears Debra will seek revenge after he embarrasses her at a school auction. Comedy, starring Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton

Debra's mother Lois comes to stay with the family for a week, but seems to be more interested in her crossword puzzles than in Ray or the children. Katherine Helmond guest stars

Chicago-bricklayer-turned-adventurer Tad is digging in Mexico when he finds an Egyptian sarcophagus hidden underground behind many booby traps. Tad falls into an abyss and has to be rescued by his more competent colleague - and sweetheart - Sara. Animated adventure, with the voice of Oscar Barberan

Homer doesn't seem to care when Santa's Little Helper goes missing, puzzling the rest of his family who are all panicking about their missing pooch. So Grampa shares a story about his son, a certain childhood pet and a more youthful but no-less-bitter Mr Burns

The family sees a different side to Grampa when he revisits his days as Gorgeous Godfrey - the most feared and villainous TV wrestler of all time. Mr Burns reveals he was a huge fan and persuades the old man to put on his spandex suit and return to the ring for one last fight

Kicking things off in Belfast is traditional Irish restaurant Holohan's Pantry, where mother and daughter Jane and Emir cook up a menu of 'posh-ed up' Celtic favourites. The second hosts, Artur and Jarron, hope that their fresh approach is more fiesta than flop at their Spanish restaurant, 2 Taps, while for the final night, head chef Stacy and front of house manager Perri turn up the heat at Acapulco Mexican Restaurant

Helen from Buckinghamshire retired recently and is now looking for her dream holiday home for herself and her two children in La Zenia, south-western Spain. Helping Helen with this house-hunt is her best friend Shelley, who plans to come out and stay. For her budget of £105,000 Helen wants Craig Rowe to assist in finding her a three-bedroom house or apartment with a communal pool

In Cambridgeshire, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet house-hunters who want to stay close to home. Single mum-of-two Ali met widower Nick during the first Covid lockdown, and now that they have their first child together, they're hoping to upsize in the picturesque village of Stilton. Newly-weds Hannah and Hugo need to move out of Hannah's parents' house and into their own place - somewhere big enough for Hugo's two children to have their own space when they come to stay. Kirstie soon learns that her Stilton search area is smaller than expected but nonetheless she's committed to get Ali and Nick into their first home together. She shows them some great options - but then a previously over-budget dream house comes within their grasp. Phil is also working with a tight search area, but he still finds a lot for Hannah and Hugo to love. They're looking for that elusive 'feeling' for their first marital home, but that soon develops into finding the balance between head and heart. Whichever way they go, Phil needs to be as sharp as ever if he's to get them over the threshold

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Paul and Vic in the Yorkshire village of Clifford to see if they decided to sell their home or renovate it. Back in 2018, Kirstie and Phil visited to see if they could help the couple make a decision, providing them with a plan to renovate with their budget of £42,000 and showing them a number of other houses that would work well for them

The bunting has been hung and the tent is up, which can only mean one thing - Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding are back to guide a new batch of amateur bakers through 10 weeks of challenges set by judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. First up is cake week, in which the hopefuls must produce a Swiss roll with an inlay design, work out how to make fondant fancies in the technical and serve up a stunning landscape cake in the showstopper round

After almost a decade away from this show, Gordon Ramsay returns to visit struggling restaurants across America, spending a week trying to help them become more successful. The Bel Aire Diner in Astoria, New York, is a family-run business apparently crumbling under dysfunction. With their parents retiring, the fiery chef urges two brothers to work through their emotional conflicts to save their beloved restaurant

In Worcester, paramedics are called to reports of a man unconscious in the town centre. A friend says he's been taking drugs, so they quickly get him into the ambulance. A 27-stone man has lost the vision in one eye and has very high blood pressure. Getting him out of the house and into an ambulance requires specialist help and equipment

A look back at some of the most memorable stories filmed since 2011 at King's College and St George's hospitals in south London. An 18-year-old motorcyclist is rushed to St George's after colliding with two cars, and initial observations show he may have suffered life-changing trauma to the right side of his body. Eight-year-old Clementina has fallen off her scooter and hurt her knee and 29-year-old Rick, a war veteran from Afghanistan, has had an accident at the gym

Lecturer Maxine and paramedic team leader Cormac got married in the scenic northern region of the Dordogne in France, and now want Ben Hillman's help to find them their dream holiday home there. They have a budget of just over £100,000 and would ideally like a property with lots of outside space, just a short walk from the town of Riberac