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Friends Mia and Mel run their own beauty company. However, things take a turn for the worse when their business runs into a massive amount of debt. They are forced to turn to ruthless benefactor Claire Luna, head of a major cosmetics empire, who intends to steal the business from under them. Comedy, starring Tiffany Haddish, Rose Byrne and Salma Hayek

George is in Wirral to help retired couple Charles and Ian, who are finally getting round to a complete redesign of their Edwardian home. But will they agree to his radical changes or are they too set in their ways? George also tackles an 1850s country house in Surrey which has accrued some bizarre additions over the years, including a 1970s MDF staircase, a baronial fireplace and a random room that contains nothing but the fuse box

Three sets of dinner-party hosts from Nottingham compete, beginning with Ollie and his girlfriend Deb, who think their holiday-inspired menu has what it takes to win. On the second night, footballer Luke and his fiancee Nikki present their guests with a selection of Thai-themed treats, while the final soiree sees Jemima and Mark prepare dishes inspired by their many trips to Spain

Sam's reputation as a ladies' man takes a battering when his legendary charm fails to win over a female journalist who's investigating the singles scene

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

Debra decides it is Ray's turn to take charge of birth control, but he backs out of having a vasectomy and buys a less drastic form of contraception - which Frank somehow mistakes for sweets. American comedy, starring Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton and Peter Boyle

Roz goes for a job interview at a rival station, and Frasier shares an impromptu kiss with Julia while trying to steal files from her ex's office. Niles visits a shooting range and ends up enjoying the experience far more than anticipated. American comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce and Peri Gilpin

Roz prepares to leave the radio station - but not before airing her views about Frasier's relationship with Julia. Meanwhile, Niles and Daphne take the plunge and decide to start a family

Despite having quit her job twice, Roz returns to work at KACL as if nothing has happened, while Niles and Daphne invest in a variety of scientific gadgets to find the best time to conceive. Starring Kelsey Grammer and Peri Gilpin

Julia attends a party with Frasier, where she manages to offend the entire Crane family by blurting out the news that Daphne is pregnant. Comedy, guest starring Felicity Hunter, with Kelsey Grammer

The acerbic chef assesses the virtues of Da Mimmo, a pizzeria run by mother Melissa Gigante and her sons Antonio, Vincent and Vito in Dumont, New Jersey. He finds the business wanting and attempts to transform its fortunes, but finds two of its owners apparently resigned to seeing the business fail

Matt, Janice, Mike and Archie head to the Northumberland County Show, north-east England's biggest annual rural festival, this time accompanied by Archie the puppy. They get to a behind-the-scenes peek at what it takes to put on such a massive event, help prep some of the award-winning animals, and enter Archie into two of the categories

Cleaning business manager Lizzie and builder and roofer Paul love the seaside town of Paphos on the west coast of Cyprus. They're looking for their perfect holiday home that will suit them, their five children and their ten grandchildren! With a budget of £125,000, Ben Hillman lines up five impressive properties

In France, vineyard owners Diana and Steve adopt new farming techniques to help their vines survive the impact of climate change. In Spain's Sierra Nevada, there's a change in direction for Andy and Jules, who have opened a cycle adventure business. Plus, mini-golf-course owner Ian launches an ambitious new tournament on the Costa Cálida

In Brittany, Donna and Paul tackle the utility room of their five-floor crumbling home, but with Paul balancing on exposed beams above deep water, it's DIY with danger. In the rolling hills of central France at Château Chomet, Debbie and Dave chase their dream of launching a craft business, starting with a full barn overhaul that strips out everything from a kitchen sink to a towering iron staircase. And in the Dordogne at Château Domaine De La Barde, seasoned renovators Tim and Krys set out to revive a lifeless reception room by restoring centuries-old ceiling beams

Self-professed 'crazy camel lady' 70-year-old Sandra from Cornwall is looking for a mature man to ride off into the sunset with and 25-year-old freelance creative Toni-Ann from London dreams of being the heroine of her own erotic novel

Nicolle and Ben arrive at the retreat keen to spice up their seven-year relationship by having sex with other people. However, when Nicolle reveals that she's a people pleaser who finds it hard to say no, Dr Lori warns the couple that Nicolle needs to vocalise her feelings. The pair invite resident couple Kiki and Sophia to spend some intimate time with them in the hot tub, and the fun continues in the bedroom. But is Nicolle as happy with the night's sexual climax as she seems? Meanwhile, thrill-seekers Katey and Dan pursue a live sex show experience

The chef tries to reverse the fortunes of the Mixing Bowl diner in Bellmore, New York, where a talented cook's work is being undone by the manager's marketing plans - putting the finances in dire straits

Alison Hammond takes the pop-up stage to Edinburgh. A woman sings an Etta James number for the bus driver who left her a handwritten note and drove away, a 22-year-old performs his mum's favourite song, a former soldier sings the Zach Bryan track that helped him through PTSD, and a hospital volunteer sings A Fond Kiss by Robert Burns for a D-Day veteran on his 100th birthday

George travels to Margate, where Joanna and Simon have bought themselves a large Victorian semi-detached house, only to become overwhelmed by the refurbishment task ahead. He also visits a grand Georgian manor built in 1820 and frequented by King Edward VII. The Worthing property was divided into flats in the 1980s and it is in one of these that owners Charlie and Julie are wrestling with how to turn a big Regency reception room into contemporary living and dining space