Channel 4 Monday

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the long-running words-and-numbers game, with Radio 2 presenter Mark Radcliffe joining Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Carrie becomes close friends with the new neighbour, leaving a jealous Doug feeling unwanted. American comedy set in New York, starring Kevin James

Doug tries to get out of going to the bank with Carrie, claiming he is too busy at work, but a stapler-inflicted injury in a delicate area makes him see the error of his ways

Doug and Carrie are asked to be godparents to Kelly's new baby

Ray and Debra amuse the guests at a party by doing a wickedly accurate impersonation of Frank and Marie - who are not amused and respond in kind

Debra shows Ray some of her keepsakes from previous relationships, prompting a severe case of jealousy on his part

Ray steels himself for the delicate matter of telling Ally where babies come from - only to learn she is more interested in discussing the meaning of life itself. Ray Romano stars

Niles and Frasier prepare for a dinner party at Maris's beach house, but find themselves having to dispose of a dead seal that has washed up on the shore

News that KACL may be rehiring staff is welcomed by unemployed Roz, who has been reduced to borrowing money from Frasier

A series of good deeds backfires, embroiling Frasier in a humiliating scandal and causing him to question his faith in human nature. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Roz helps Frasier arrange a date between her mother and Martin, unaware they detest each other. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer and Peri Gilpin

Dan Duffy, CEO of United Real Estate Group, goes undercover in his business to make sure each department is utilising all the technological platforms he has invested in

Midday news summary

A couple in Greece have dreams of bringing a new business to the area. In Italy, a couple begin renovating an old farmhouse into a B&B, but face Brexit-related bother

In Maidenhead, Simon O'Brien falls in love with an old carpenter's chest, while Henry Cole takes away a miniature tether car, which he hopes to get moving again

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Maggie Aderin-Pocock in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against words and numbers

Julie and Leo are looking for a holiday home to suit three generations of their family. Leah Charles-King takes them and their budget of £120,000 to the southern Costa Blanca

A former truck driver plans to join a community renovating a Bulgarian village, and a married couple inject new life into a traditional Saxon village in Transylvania

Grace and Conor host the week's first visit at The White Lion near Crewe, where one of the guests gives the hosts a grilling over their breakfast options in the feedback

The first host in Bristol is hairdresser and mum-of-three Becky, who plans to bring a touch of elegance to her soirée with her black-tie dress code and a special style of hosting

In Alicante, husband-and-wife estate agent team Sophie and Damon visit old clients Keith and Linda, who bought a Spanish holiday home in 2019

Including sport and weather

Dr Chris van Tulleken and Joe Wicks carry out a provocative stunt designed to convince the government to change food laws for good

Part two of two. Detectives from the Major Crime Unit have a suspect in custody but they're shocked when what their investigation reveals is more devastating than their worst fears

Examining serious crimes where social media has played a significant role, including interviews with victims and input from experts

Newly qualified maths teacher Mr Geary finds his feet at Thornhill and year seven Ismaeel campaigns for a place in student parliament

Mini-series about the life of Brigitte Bardot, starring Julia de Nunez. The first episode focuses on her teenage modelling career and first movie role. In French and English

Two-part documentary examining Taylor Swift's rise to fame, beginning with the famous moment Kanye West interrupted her speech at an awards ceremony

Reece Shearsmith reacts strangely to insects, Phil Ellis and Maisie Adam are repulsed by olives and Sanjeev Bhaskar remains calm in the face of a team-mate's incompetence

A group of aliens show off their idea for a new sitcom, there's a disturbing documentary about communal living, and a surprising way to assess new teachers

Lorraine Kelly, Julian Clary and AJ Odudu join Jo Brand and Tom Allen to recall the key events of Chocolate Week. The hosts also catch up with the latest baker to leave the tent

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to the Isle of Wight to uncover four new items, and restorer Ronnie relives his past life on Ibiza via a three-wheeled trike

Haunted by questions, John Paul digs into what really happened on the night when Bobby died, and Clare won't stop until she gets her money back

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Maggie Aderin-Pocock in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against words and numbers

An overworked Carrie forgets to close the garage door and Doug's best friend - his big-screen TV - goes missing

Doug hurts Arthur's feelings, so he takes him to a baseball game to apologise. However, his efforts to catch a foul ball lead to a pitch invasion and a brush with the law