With Betty on holiday, temp Rose rattles Fred and upsets the factory routine.

Jane returns from holiday to big surprises and problems - Andy has been replaced at the radio station by a cynic, Rob and Michael want her out of their flat, and Laurence has attempted to meet someone via a dating service. Sitcom, starring Maureen Lipman

Faith and her friend Hilary take a break at a health farm, giving Bill the opportunity to make a few changes in the house while they are away. Celia Imrie guest stars, with James Bolam, Lynda Bellingham and Belinda Lang

Duffy feels the strain of being apart from Sharon, but still chats up a new girl, especially since her father might be able to offer him some useful business opportunities.

Helen gives shelter to a battered wife and her sons, but trouble looms when the woman's husband appears. Brigit Forsyth and Michael Elphick star

Sally's prim exterior cracks as she falls for a hunky cameraman, and forgets her colleagues can hear every word she moans while she is wearing her microphone - leading to a comedy of errors as Special Branch raid the newsroom in search of an illicit tape

Gus calls in a stress expert into the office, where George seems to be the root of the problem. Henry invests money into one of Dave's dodgy bets with inevitable consequences

Two detectives in New York City investigate the murders committed by a serial killer targeting sex workers in New York City's red light district. Thriller, starring George Spencer, Sandra Peasbody and John Moser

Ferdie is so impressed by Lysander's success at reconciling Larry and Marigold that he decides to employ his services to patch up Guy and Georgie's rocky relationship. Meanwhile, Rannaldini's closeness to Flora doesn't go unnoticed. Adaptation of Jilly Cooper's racy novel, starring Stephen Billington, Gilly Coman, Kim Criswell and Hugh Bonneville