Kevin McCloud swaps self-built abodes for open roads and embarks on an adventure driving classic cars in the countries where they were made, to discover more about both the country and the car. Along the way he makes new friends, and explores each country's culture, cuisine, craftsmanship and much more. Kevin explores Germany's Black Forest in a glamourous classic: a 1960s Mercedes SL that embodies the engineering excellence that Kevin discovers on his journey. At Mercedes' stunning museum in Stuttgart, he's let loose on a replica of the first car ever made. The innovation theme continues at the Weissenhof Estate where he explores a pioneering house by Le Corbusier. Kevin ventures into the Black Forest at Bad Wildbad and takes a leap into the future as he watches a test flight of the revolutionary Volocopter: an electric, multi-rotor helicopter that promises sustainable affordable air travel in the very near future. In the stunning spa town of Baden-Baden, Kevin explores the design of the SL. The town is also home to an architectural oddity: a car church offering spiritual respite to drivers on the nearby autobahn. Since the Black Forest was the birthplace of the cuckoo clock, Kevin visits a workshop to learn the secret of the cuckoo's coo, before he reluctantly hands back the keys to the beautiful Benz. Dir: Salvatore Assenza; Series Prod: Chris Richards; Exec Prod: Tom Porter; Prod Co: BriteSpark Films (an Argonon company) Short: A beautiful Benz in the bountiful Black Forest! Kevin drives a 1960s Mercedes SL from Stuttgart to Baden-Baden, visits the Mercedes museum, a Le Corbusier house and a quirky car church, and discovers the secret to the cuckoo clock's coo. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .3. This time on the 'Box: Adolescence, 99 to Beat, Britain's Got Talent, David Blaine: Do Not Attempt, Big Night of Musicals by The National Lottery, Coronation Street and Building Britain's Superhomes. Exec Prods: Mike Cotton, Leon Campbell, Victoria Ray; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 24.6. On Gogglebox this time: Celebrity Race Across the World, One Born Every Minute, The Celebrity Traitors, Adultery, The Graham Norton Show, Coronation Street and Rob & Romesh vs: The Supernatural. Exec Prods: Mike Cotton, Leon Campbell, Victoria Ray; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 27.8. On the Isle of Wight, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien restore married couple Helen and Dave's unwanted items, including a metal garden bench and an old water feature. Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Frank's Holy Grail Expert buyers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz hunt down hidden treasures and valuable relics across the USA, uncovering incredible artefacts and captivating stories of American life and history. Scouring a mind-blowing collection of vintage petroliana in Massachusetts, Frank breaks a sweat - and the bank - when he uncovers the holy grail of oil cans! And in Rhode Island, the guys get a once-in-a-lifetime invitation to an incredible Newport mansion, where they bid big money on a series of rare gems. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 10.6. Brave renovators transform wrecks into their dream homes, from crumbling countryside farmhouses and traditional terraces to magnificent Victorian villas, castles and country houses. In Northumberland, Joanne and Geoff discover rare original features in their Victorian home. Tracey and Rob are trying to restore a derelict chapel in their Scottish castle in time for their own wedding. And with guests due at Ben and Paul's Georgian-style manor in Cumbria, their snagging list keeps them on their toes. Exec Prod: Jo Haddock; Series Prod: Curtis Leighton Jones; Prod Co: True North Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.5. The series that follows intrepid Brits breathing new life into abandoned and remote villages, hamlets, borgos and cortijos in Europe. In Spain, Mike battens down the hatches at his mountainside village in the hope that he can see out the harsh winter. There are celebrations in France as Karen and Steve make the move from their home in Northamptonshire to their village. And Andrew and Katja reach a major milestone as building work begins at their Italian palazzo. Creative Director: Julie Beanland; Exec Prod: Piero Sfredda; Series Edit Prod: Sarah Doughty; Prod Co: True North Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 3.11/35. The show that brings the sun to our sofas. Globetrotters Sarah and Neil left their corporate jobs three years ago to travel the world, blogging their adventures. They've now decided that they need a pitstop to recuperate between destinations and are hoping to buy a bolthole in Ciudad Quesada on Spain's southern Costa Blanca. Boasting over 120 miles of beautiful coastline and blue flag beaches, the 'white coast' is surrounded by gorgeous natural scenery and bustling towns full of shops, bars and restaurants. Lee Juggurnauth lines up five great options for Sarah and Neil's budget of up to £120k. After a bungalow-shaped bump in the road, Lee soon takes these jetsetters in the right direction with an awesome apartment and a place with a solarium that leaves Neil speechless. Will any of them fly high enough for Sarah and Neil to put in an offer? Prod/Dir: Jean-Pierre Clapes; Series Prod: Sarah Brooks; Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Short: Jetsetters Sarah and Neil want a Spanish bolthole in Ciudad Quesada, on the Costa Blanca, for £120k. After a bungalow-shaped bump in the road, will an awesome apartment lead them to their next adventure? Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Laura Hamilton helps Keith from Gloucestershire find his perfect two-bedroom holiday home with rental potential in the Tarn-et-Garonne region of southwest France. And he's bringing along his best friend Neil to keep him from getting carried away while they're looking. With a budget of £180,000, Laura has five great properties to show them, but will any result in an offer? Prod/Dir: Jon Stowe; Series Prod: Andy Richards; Senior Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The show that brings the sun to our sofas. Retired couple Janine and Paul are looking for the perfect French retreat around the northern end of the Dordogne region, that their whole family can enjoy, including their dog Fred. Snuggled between the Loire Valley and the Pyrenees, the Dordogne's picture-perfect landscapes, dramatic gorges and timeless fortified towns attract tourists and house-hunters alike. Ben Hillman shows Janine and Paul five options for their budget of £170k, from a 19th-century non-starter to a beautiful bungalow and a stunning stone house. Do any of them have the je ne sais quois and will our househunters put in an offer? Prod/Dir: Fiona McGrady; Series Prod: Sarah Brooks; Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Short: Janine and Paul are after the perfect French retreat in the Dordogne for £170k. Will a beautiful bungalow or a stunning stone house have the je ne sais quois? And will Janine and Paul put in an offer? Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The first host in Perth, 38-year-old first aid manager Jacqui, serves up hearty cuisine, from a selection of pâtés to roast venison and a homely sticky toffee pud. Her guests are 25-year-old optometric consultant Daniel, 50-year-old cabinet maker Craig, 42-year-old Basque-born administrator Lorea and 26-year-old procurement officer Jenna. Jacqui's party is rife with insults from the off. Prod/Dir: Serena Armitage; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Perth, aspiring actor Daniel puts his own twist on a traditional Scottish menu, serving spaghetti hagginaise for his main and home-made Irn-Bru ice cream for dessert. But feisty guest Jenna doesn't try to hide her dislike for Daniel. Prod/Dir: Daniel Bosdet; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Perth, Lorea showcases the culinary delights of her native Basque Country. Her fiesta begins with a pink cocktail and an exotic quartet specially flown over from the Basque Country. She also reveals that she used to model in the nude, which perplexes her guests. And will tension between Daniel and Jenna put a dampener on the evening? Prod/Dir: Serena Armitage; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Feisty Jenna aims for a night of perfection in Perth, but Lorea is baffled by her decision to put plastic on her dining room floor. And after a week of bickering, Jenna still can't hide her feelings about aspiring actor Daniel. First aid manager Jacqui can't heal the warring duo's wounds, while Kiwi-born Craig seems to be enjoying the fractious sideshow. Prod/Dir: James Sadlier; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com New Zealand-born Craig hopes that his land-and-sea menu will blow the competition out of the water on the final day in Perth. He's gone for locally caught prime lobster and has had wild boar brought down the road from the Highlands. But he has more than just the cooking to contend with: Daniel and Jenna's rocky relationship has hit an all-time low, after Daniel gave Jenna a tiara at her dinner party and accused her of being a princess. As tensions come to a head, Craig wonders how many people he'll be cooking for... Prod/Dir: James Sadlier; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Jeanette and Ian have dreamed for years about owning a holiday home by Spain's popular Mar Menor, and with retirement approaching they feel it's the right time to make that dream come true. Scarlette Douglas impresses them with fantastic properties for their budget of £75,000. Can Jeanette and Ian agree which property to buy, and do they go for it? Prod/Dir: Lucy Bailey; Series Prod: Elisabeth Kerr; Prod Co: Freeform Please note: this is an edited version of the original episode Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet Heather and Tim in Lothianburn, south of Edinburgh, where the future of their seven-acre property is causing conflict. After they met and bonded over a love of horses, Tim soon moved into Heather's four-bedroom home. But when their daughter was born issues with their house began to surface. Tim hates the dysfunctional layout, lack of storage and the inadequate space for working from home, and dreams of a more rural lifestyle in the Scottish Borders. However, having put a lot of time and money into the outside of their home, Heather isn't ready to leave and believes, with Kirstie's magic wand, they can make the inside work much better. She enjoys living close to Edinburgh and worries that they won't be able to replicate the space for their animals if they move. While Kirstie deals with a monumental curveball that threatens to derail her build, Phil has a long and tricky shopping list for the property search. It won't be easy for either of them to pull off, but when the dust has settled, who's round will it be at the bar? Series Prod: Laura Harding; Exec Prod: Jonny Wharton; Prod Co: Raise The Roof Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.2. Kevin McCloud travels the country to uncover the stories behind the buildings Britain has chosen to protect at the very highest level. Across England, Scotland and Wales, he looks at Grade I and Category A landmarks and asks: why did we save these buildings, and which ones might we one day regret losing? This time, Kevin looks at bold, modern places that challenge the idea of what heritage can be, and the places that can be the easiest to dismiss and the hardest to save. He steps inside Liverpool's vast, modern Metropolitan Cathedral, which is flooded with coloured light from one of Britain's most spectacular stained-glass lanterns. He visits London Zoo's iconic Penguin Pool, where the penguins are treated to cutting-edge modernism. On London's Southbank, the Royal Festival Hall shows how even the details of a post-war public building, from carpets to doors and handrails, can become protected heritage. And Lloyd's of London, Richard Rogers' stunning inside-out landmark, shows how a modern building from the 1980s can deserve the same protection as a medieval cathedral. But not every powerful modern structure is listed. Ratcliffe-on-Soar's silent cooling towers now face demolition and force a harder question: which industrial monuments will we regret losing? Exec Prods: Ned Williams, Gill Wilson; Prod Co: Plum Pictures Short: From Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and a penguin pool to Ratcliffe-on-Soar's silent cooling towers, Kevin looks at the bold, modern places that challenge the idea of what heritage can be. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .3/5. Every year, thousands of food producers pitch their products to Aldi in the hope of winning a place on the supermarket shelves. Now, Aldi are throwing open their doors to dozens of new suppliers who think they have the perfect products to become best sellers. The prize is one enormous order to supply Aldi stores nationwide. Each supplier must convince the judges - food fanatic Anita Rani, award-winning farmer Jimmy Doherty and Aldi's Chief Commercial Officer, Julie Ashfield - that their delicious product will fly off the shelves, whether it's Sweet Treats, World Food or Store Cupboard Staples. The fantastic products pitched include katsu chicken sausages, an alcoholic kombucha, a Scotch egg containing all the elements of Christmas dinner and sculpted chocolate slugs. The suppliers pitch Sweet Treats this time, from brightly coloured American-style waffles to one-of-a-kind charity-made almond biscuits, Willy Wonka-esque filled chocolate bars, a range of Indian confectionery, Japanese mochi with a twist, and even beautifully sculpted lifelike chocolate slugs and leeches. Who'll land this very sweet deal and see their confectionary product hit the aisles? Series Dir: Jamie Hammick; Exec Prod: Sam Grace; Prod Co: Series Prod: Tom Graham; Prod Co: South Shore Short: Indie food producers pitch their products to Aldi, hoping to win a place on the supermarket's shelves across the country. This time the category is Sweet Treats, including American-style waffles, Willy Wonka-esque filled chocolate bars, Indian confectionery, Japanese mochi with a twist and even chocolate slugs. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .0. At Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham - one of the busiest A&E departments in Europe - an incident causes Jamaican-born security guard Weston to reveal the challenges of working on the hospital frontline - where incidents of aggression, violence and harassment are on the rise. Thirty-three-year-old Jack has fallen off a horse. The medical team work quickly to ascertain the severity of Jack's injuries. And seven-year-old Lyla has come in with her mum Lucy after her finger became infected. Lyla is neurodiverse and doesn't like hospitals. Lucy talks about the patience it takes to care for a neurodiverse child, the love she has for Lyla, and how much she wants to embrace and celebrate her diversity. Prod/Dir: Becky Houlihan; Exec Prods: Michael Tuft, Rachael Smith; Series Prods: Kate Walker, Colin Stone; Prod Co: The Garden Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 31.2. Social Media Monsters examines serious crimes where social media played a significant role, meeting victims, friends and families, and gaining insight from police, psychologists and other experts. When American Carson Sistrunk set off to meet a woman he knew off Snapchat, he told his parents he'd be back that night. A day later, Carson was missing and so was his truck - and his family feared the worst. Sierra Inscoe was caught driving Carson's vehicle, but there was no sign of Carson. Soon, his body was discovered near an oil well, and Inscoe became the prime suspect. As police dug into her social media profiles, a disturbing pattern of deception and crime emerged. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .4. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best programmes on TV? Exec Prods: Mike Cotton, Leon Campbell, Victoria Ray; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 27.9.