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George and master craftsman Will Hardie explore the best of Iceland's architecture, from a traditional home made of turf to a treetop hotel room inspired by a Christmas bauble

Part one of two. Sam reacts to Diane's attraction to his brother by inviting her to go to Paris with him

Part two of two. A glamorous TV executive makes Sam an offer he cannot refuse, but Diane points out there are certain strings attached

As Sam and Diane finally get together, their bar-room pals grow increasingly pessimistic about the relationship. Comedy, starring Ted Danson

Cliff falls for Carla's little sister, and it is up to the gang to tell him she is not as innocent as she seems

Bart becomes Nelson's best friend and revels in the protection his new status brings. However, he is forbidden to see Milhouse, meaning the pair are forced to meet in secret

Bart tries to impress his tough new friends by decapitating a statue of the town's founder, but only succeeds in turning everybody against him

The best three teams from each set of heats come together, producing six plant-based petit gâteaux that feature both chocolate and blood orange, and hanging chocolate showpieces

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show with guests Conan Gray, Adam Kay, Laura Checkley, Sam Palladio and Aggy K Adams. Plus, music from Amy Macdonald

Homer neglects Marge once too often, driving her into the arms of a smooth-talking Lothario at the local bowling alley. With the guest voice of Albert Brooks

Homer whisks his family away to Marge's favourite childhood holiday destination, where his misdemeanours force him to become a fisherman to repay a debt

Three stories of revenge, featuring Homer being accused of treason in post-revolutionary France, Milhouse leading a rebellion, and a new crimefighter takes to the streets

Homer is photographed in a compromising situation with an exotic dancer during a workmate's stag party and finds Marge is in no mood to forgive and forget

Lee and Jenni at the Greyhound Inn in the Peak District put their faith in super-sized sausages to win a high score, and also take their guests to a wildlife park

Jack hosts the second visit of the week at his self-catering camping pods at Little Middop Farm where his guests are immersed in nature but unimpressed by the compost toilets

Phil and Gil host the week's third visit at Old Hall Country Breaks in Norfolk where guests are impressed with their attention to detail but shocked at their bills

Keighly and Justin host at The Half Moon Inn in Norfolk, with Justin expected to deliver having made some big claims about his culinary chops and egg-cooking skills

Toilet troubles, tossing and turning, and tears galore abound as the B&B owners take it in turns as hosts to decide which of their establishments provides the best value for money

Including sport and weather

A music executive heads out to a Cornish fishing village to recruit the local fishermen to record an album of sea shanties. Comedy, starring James Purefoy and Daniel Mays

When a pack of 12 arctic wolves need a new home, Jimmy and his team set out to build a vast bespoke enclosure complete with pools and woodlands for them to explore

Following Bedfordshire police as they investigate the drug gangs that are recruiting children to sell for them in order to make it harder for the police to catch them

Critiques of First Dates, Squid Game, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection, Match Me Abroad, Building the Band and BBC News reports on the game of bingo and pop band Oasis

Rebecca, a Boris Johnson fan, finds her political match in Bradley, Paris and Serena navigate chemistry and chaos, while seaside-loving Anna meets her sensitive surfer in Luke

Dutch sci-fi drama set in a future where a citizenship score determines someone's role in society. A family pays a high price for cheating the system

Gordon Ramsay checks in at the Monticello Hotel in Longview, Washington, where shocking newspaper allegations about the owner make saving the business difficult

Bart becomes Nelson's best friend and revels in the protection his new status brings. However, he is forbidden to see Milhouse, meaning the pair are forced to meet in secret

Bart tries to impress his tough new friends by decapitating a statue of the town's founder, but only succeeds in turning everybody against him

Homer neglects Marge once too often, driving her into the arms of a smooth-talking Lothario at the local bowling alley. With the guest voice of Albert Brooks

Homer is photographed in a compromising situation with an exotic dancer during a workmate's stag party and finds Marge is in no mood to forgive and forget

Homer whisks his family away to Marge's favourite childhood holiday destination, where his misdemeanours force him to become a fisherman to repay a debt

Major works are hampering the ferry terminal's operations. The engineering team race to fix the marina's broken gates that also stop the port from flooding

Jamie Oliver comes up with a new take on the steak and onion sandwich

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help first time buyers Ellen and Michael and Nune and Benoit find a home in Berkshire

Colin Murray hosts the words-and-numbers game, with Rachel Riley. Radio 2 presenter Owain Wyn Evans is in Dictionary Corner alongside Susie Dent

Diane quits as a waitress at the bar in an attempt to prove she could get a better job if she wanted. Comedy, starring Ted Danson and Shelley Long

Andy, the former prisoner who Sam arranged as a blind date for Diane, returns to the bar and recruits the barmaid to help him develop a career as an actor