ITV TV Guide — Saturday, 25 July 2026

With fewer players left and the finale looming, alliances tighten and betrayals feel inevitable, while Harry reveals himself to be great at maths and this has not gone unnoticed. Whispered conversations, overheard plots and shifting loyalties dominate the house as players begin thinking not about survival, but about who they want to face in the final. A maths/shooting-led challenge rewards bold, decisive play from Billy and delivers a powerful advantage. Strategic reality quiz, hosted by Emily Atack and Danny Dyer

Both stories in this episode celebrate the bond between brothers. In the first case, Lee Sharp's adoptive parents had told him that he was a foundling, but the team discovers this isn't true and a sibling he never knew he had. In the second case, Peter MacDonald's father snatched him from his mother's arms as a baby as a train carrying her and his older brother Trevor pulled out of Preston station. After 58 years of longing, Peter wants to see his brother again

Daily escape designed to calm the mind and encourage relaxation and reflection

The chef rides his motorbike through the coastal city of Santa Cruz, California. He shops at local farmers' markets before cooking his recipes on a family run artichoke farm. James also tries his hand at surfing, but gets upstaged by a dog

A round-up of the latest headlines

James rustles up a couple of delicious recipes for singer Michael Ball and enjoys dishes from chefs Galton Blackiston, Ruth Hansom and Glynn Purnell

Prue cooks a range of recipes perfect for entertaining guests before welcoming her Great British Bake Off colleague Alison Hammond into her kitchen. Prue makes two recipes using watermelon to demonstrate its versatility, and hears from a group of friends producing smoked salmon

Round-up of the latest headlines

Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin present coverage of a meeting headlined by the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes from Ascot, plus racing from York. With analysis from Jason Weaver and Adele Mulrennan, reports by Matt Chapman and Mick Fitzgerald, and commentary from Richard Hoiles