TV Guide Channel 4 Wednesday

Sophie and Charlotte Rodriguez help Ian and Claire from Worcestershire find a Spanish holiday home. With a budget of 130,000 euros and a severe dislike of bidets, the sisters have their work cut out. In Almeria, the Garners find Dawn and Ken a 'forever home' with enough space for their six children, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren to come visit with a budget of 220,000 euros

Phil Spencer is in Greater Manchester with Ruth and Craig, who are ready to buy after renting for 13 years. However, they quickly realise their £375,000 won't go far in their beloved town of Sale. Kirstie Allsopp is across the border in West Yorkshire with Ollie and Emma, who have a £500,000 budget for the rural good life for them and their two dogs. Plans to move into their dream home fallen through twice. Can Kirstie make it third time lucky?

Kevin McCloud follows more of Britain's most ambitious self-building projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams. After 40 years living largely in the southeast of England, artist Sarah is returning to her roots in the northeast with towering ambitions for an exposed, three-acre plot that she's bought at auction in the Durham Dales. She wants to create a radical home and creative hub combined, including a studio and gallery for displaying and selling art. With her budget of £330,000, Sarah hopes to build with a super-sustainable yet still relatively unknown and hard-to-predict material - hempcrete. Left exposed throughout the interior, the hempcrete will provide a dramatic earthy look, but this relies on the building process going perfectly. But, just a few months into Sarah's eight-month schedule, her plan to move in before winter is scuppered as her inexperience as a project manager starts to show. With material costs going through the roof, and her budget doing likewise, selling her one-bed holiday cottage looks like the only way to keep building. As the critical hemp process gets going, and proves increasingly tortuous and unpredictable, the success of Sarah's project hangs in the balance

The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows

Viewers including Jordan and Ashley Banjo, Mel B, Martin and Roman Kemp, Fearne Cotton, Gok Wan, Clare Balding, Alice Arnold, Nick Grimshaw and Jane McDonald offer their opinions of shows including The Piano, Bridgerton, Celebrity Bridge of Lies, The Sky at Night, UK's Strongest Man 2024, The World's Most Luxurious Retirement Homes and Scam Interceptors