ITV3 TV Guide

Olive and Mum go on a spending spree, leaving Stan to foot the bill. Comedy, starring Reg Varney

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

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Inspector Blake gives Jack a new clippie, knowing her incessant chatter will drive him barmy. Seventies comedy, starring Bob Grant and Stephen Lewis

Jack suggests Mum should take on the job of cook at the depot canteen. Classic comedy, starring Bob Grant and Stephen Lewis

Edna persuades the villagers to suspend the legal action against Bob. Jimmy learns Scarlett has not been going to college, and Lisa applies for a promotion at the factory.

Fiz is unnerved by a mystery caller and Steve uses Amy as a ploy to get back into the Rovers. Jerry suggests it's time for Teresa to move on and Gail returns to a pristine home.

Fiz tries to come to terms with the news that her ex is back in Weatherfield. Jerry collapses in pain and, Michelle tells Steve to pack his bags.

An aristocrat goes missing, along with his collection of explicit erotic paintings - and Morse's investigation provides him with a close-up view of the upper crust's dark side. What is more, there is a further culture shock lying in wait - the prospect of working with a new female pathologist. Starring John Thaw, Kevin Whately, Amanda Hillwood, Patricia Hodge and Clifford Rose

Nick goes undercover to track down an escaped prisoner, Greengrass discovers a couple of naturists, and Auntie Eileen has a decision to make when she meets a face from her past. Rural police drama, starring Nick Berry, Bill Maynard and Derek Fowlds

A white Christmas plunges Aidensfield into chaos, with Nick stranded in Jo's cottage by heavy snow and Ventress caught in an awkward situation while wearing full Santa Claus gear. The police station is also invaded by Greengrass's geese - and a plane carrying a fugitive criminal and his pregnant wife crashes on the moors, leading to a desperate manhunt. Rural police drama, starring Nick Berry, Juliette Gruber, William Simons and Bill Maynard

A burglar dubbed 'the Creeper' targets the villages of Midsomer as Barnaby and Jones investigate the murder of a guest at an upper-crust dinner party. As the case progresses, Barnaby becomes the thief's latest victim and it emerges that several high-society friends with connections to gangsters and a police chief have a few secrets worth killing for. Detective drama, starring John Nettles and Jason Hughes, with guest appearances from Rik Mayall and Jenny Agutter

Zak devises a scheme to help Lisa get the supervisor job at the factory. Terry tries to help Bob with his financial problems, and Matthew offends Katie by showing Anna the stables.

Lexi's underhand tactics impress Pollard and win her the supervisor job at the factory. Katie tries to get a client for the stables, and Jamie pays for Bob to visit his daughter.

With John back on the Street, Rosie turns on the charm and puts a confused Fiz in her place. Jerry's illness gives Teresa an excuse to stay, while David grows suspicious of Tina.

Chesney finds a lavish present on his doorstep and John makes his intentions clear to a worried Kevin. Clarissa shows Harry what she thinks of him, while David confides in Darryl.

Nick and Jo buy an engagement ring, but receive a hostile response to their news from her mother. Greengrass angers Blaketon by standing bail for a burglar. Rural drama, starring Nick Berry, Juliette Gruber and Bill Maynard