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Mateo reveals his mother-in-law Dolores is threate... - Mateo confides that his mother‑in‑law Dolores is threatening his life, while Clive battles to recover a €5,000 debt from the unscrupulous property developer Monty.

The Maguires - Karen’s relentless quest for self‑improvement threatens to tear the family apart, while Liam’s first romance is put at risk when Frank is summoned back to school.

The Moody Blues and David Essex make appearances - A lively episode where the resident DJ and comedian spin a fresh mix of classic tunes and witty banter, featuring guest performances from The Moody Blues and David Essex for a uniquely entertaining UK TV experience.

Security (episode) - After a security lapse, Sarah decides to install a burglar alarm, but Eleanor has other ideas, setting up a clash of approaches.

It’s a Hard‑Knock Life – When P Diddy invites Kelly to a party, Sharon’s imagination runs wild, picturing herself as his mother‑in‑law, delivering a cheeky blend of celebrity intrigue and family‑fun fantasy for UK viewers.

Karen is offered the job of editing a prize-winnin... (episode) on That's TV – When Karen lands the chance to edit a prize‑winning author’s new novel, she hesitates, torn between the professional opportunity and the unexpected attraction to his handsome, charming personality.

The North East (episode) on That's TV – From the mouth of the River Tees to the rugged North Sea coast, the programme sweeps viewers across the region’s most breathtaking scenery, celebrating the natural beauty that defines England’s North East.

Wanted, a Good Home – William heads off to boarding school, leaving his distraught sister in the care of the cold, unyielding governess Miss Treadwell, setting the stage for a tense family separation.

Lilo Lill turns up on the doorstep, Joey meets Roxy – A whirlwind episode where Lilo Lill arrives unannounced, Joey meets Roxy for the first time, Adrian splurges on a foolish purchase, and Aveline endures a harsh jibe from a photographer.

Divided We Stand – In this tense episode, Harold, desperate for a moment of privacy from Albert, takes a drastic step by literally splitting the house down the middle.

Fair Shares – Lavender reverses her decision, promising her shares to Stokes, while Ivy lands in hot water after revealing Sir Ralph’s wife’s indiscretions.

How I Won the War – A comedy set on a troop‑entertaining trip to France where Gary is forced into heroics as a sudden German push demands extreme measures, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst.

Letters from Afar – Matt battles union woes while hopeful Billy believes he’s found a new clinic site, in a gripping drama starring James Bolam.

Sophia (episode) – Simon investigates the theft of a golden statue from a Greek archaeological dig and the kidnapping of a local innkeeper’s daughter, featuring a guest appearance by Oliver Reed, on That's TV (MCR).

King's Cross Fire – a gripping documentary on That's TV (MCR) that revisits the November 1987 King's Cross underground blaze, exploring how the tragedy reshaped fire‑safety practices across the UK.

Too Much of Nothing - When a burglary hits the family during Darryl’s funeral, they set off on a frantic quest to recover their belongings, taking them from a shady pawnbroker’s shop to a lively drag club.

Australia House – Frank confronts the immigration officials at Australia House, only to find his modest qualifications fall flat as he seeks a fresh start down under, underscoring the tough hurdles faced by would‑be emigrants.

Divided We Stand – In this tense episode, Harold, desperate for a moment of privacy from Albert, takes a drastic step by literally splitting the house down the middle.

Conduct Unbecoming – Terry ends up in a scuffle with the local hard‑man in this vintage comedy, highlighted by a guest appearance from Alun Armstrong.

The Dawson family claims the loungers left vacant… (episode) on That's TV (MCR) – The Dawson family fights for the empty loungers abandoned by the Garveys, as resort manager Joyce Temple‑Savage races to recruit new staff.

Mimi gets herself a toy boy - Mimi's romance with Jockey football striker Billy spirals into blackmail, and she delivers a lesson he'll never forget.

Birds and Bottom Drawers - Sandra’s horoscope predicts marriage, setting off a comic scramble, while Liverpudlian flatmates, portrayed by Nerys Hughes and Polly James, deliver Carla Lane’s signature humour.