A couple discover a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery and win millions to revive and rejuvenate their small town. Comedy drama based on a true story, starring Bryan Cranston, Annette Bening, Rainn Wilson and Larry Wilmore

The armchair critics share their opinions on the Eurovision Song Contest, Faking It, Virgin Island, The Four Seasons, Night Coppers, Inside Our Minds, Naked and Afraid, and Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen

Air ambulance crews respond to headteacher Andy who has collapsed after a cardiac arrest in Essex and warehouse employee Rob who is trapped under a pallet of granite in Ipswich. Katie, who is 13-weeks pregnant, calls for help when she keeps having seizures and the Essex and Herts Air Ambulance crew help Jo who has been lying on the bathroom floor with a broken ankle for nine hours

Sixty six-year-old Carol is rushed to Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham after a lighter ignited her oxygen-breathing tank, causing flash burn injuries to her face. Though chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and heart and lung failure mean she doesn't have long to live, Carol is determined to be there for her daughter's wedding. After a full life and a career in the RAF, Trevor woke one morning to find that he was blind. He seeks help after falling down a flight of stairs at home. Plus, 71-year-old Grace is assisted after tripping and injuring her knee

The architect explores an arts and crafts-inspired house in Surrey. Built in the 1920s, it has tall chimneys, leaded windows, gabled ends and a steeply pitched roof. Sadly, it has Artex everywhere and incorporates some dubious design alterations. He sets out to help its owners turn it back into an elegant home for themselves and their three children. George also tackles a suburban home that has so many layers of wallpaper that peeling them back is like going back through a time warp

The presenter makes a feeding station for the sheep on his mother's farm, while she moves the rapidly growing ducklings to an outside pen. The family start building an adventure playground for their pygmy goat herd out of recycled materials, and Nicola and Molly plant lavender for the bees

Couple Paul and Fiona try to finish off their very lengthy renovations in France, while in Spain, new B&B owners Tom and Terry take stock and make plans. In Portugal, couple Leah and Joao try to break into Albufeira's busy cocktail bar scene

With spirits raised, Jasmine and her husband turn their attention to creating a driveway. The outside staircase finally arrives but installing it doesn't quite go to plan

Paul and Sue from Kent have just celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary and think that now's the perfect time to fulfil their dream of buying a holiday home in France. They're searching for an idyllic property in Normandy, a close enough drive from the UK for them, their family and their two dogs. Danni Menzies shows them five options to consider

Lee Juggurnauth jets off to Spain to help childhood sweethearts Sue and Albert from Chatham, Kent, find their perfect holiday home. The pair first discovered Benalmadena on the Costa del Sol five years ago and instantly fell in love with it, so much so that they've been back 10 times and now intend to buy a holiday home where they can spend time with their family. Lee lines up five great options for their budget of £190,000. Will Sue and Albert love any of them enough to make an offer?

Kathryn and Steve battle to revive their collapsing 14th-century kitchen at Château d'Azerat. At Château de Seguenville, Becky and Mark push hard to complete grandad George's gîte in time for his 80th birthday

Stoke couple Julie and Allen cannot agree on any of the houses they have viewed together, but they are also at a loss as to how they can make their current three-bedroom abode any better. In Newcastle, GP Kathleen and her anaesthetist husband Tom have a three-bedroom Victorian semi in disorganised chaos with Tom's sporting gear taking root everywhere. Should they move on or reconfigure the downstairs?

Hospital theatre practitioner Geoff Conway holds the first dinner party in Wigan, hoping his nine-course Spanish tapas feast will impress his fellow diners and secure him the £1,000 cash prize

Outgoing hair salon owner Natalie Crompton hosts the second dinner party in Wigan, and since she loves to party she plans a fun-filled night for her guests - including some very special treats

Music teacher and funeral singer Alan Gregory hosts the third dinner party in Wigan, and lines up an evening of Greek food for his guests. However, his plans for a cultured soiree are soon spoiled by straight-talking Geoff Conway, who seems intent on causing arguments