Channel 4 +1 Monday

Double-length episode. Donny issues a lawsuit against Daphne for jilting him at the altar, and Mel plots revenge against Niles after he abandoned his marriage to her

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against words and numbers. Sara Davies is in Dictionary Corner with Susie Dent

Woody turns to Sam's little black book for help in his search for a girlfriend, so the would-be Lothario tries to come up trumps. Comedy, starring Ted Danson

Frasier inspires Diane to audition for the Boston ballet, while Cliff buys a new Italian sports car and sells his clapped-out station wagon to Woody

Sam finally asks Diane to marry him, but she rejects his proposal - making him so angry that he chases her out of the bar and ends up being charged with assault

Doug and his new friend Ray set out to play golf, but the day does not quite go to plan. With Everybody Loves Raymond stars Ray Romano and Doris Roberts

Arthur buys his headstone in advance, and Doug is disappointed that he cannot make Carrie jealous

Carrie is embarrassed by Doug's behaviour at her boss's cocktail party

Daphne falls out with Sherry and asks if she can spend the night at Niles's apartment, leaving him quaking with excitement. Comedy, starring David Hyde Pierce

Niles receives divorce papers from Maris - and to show he is not as spineless as people think, he signs them immediately. Comedy, starring David Hyde Pierce

After Niles asks him whether he should stay with Maris, Frasier wanders the moonlit streets in search of an answer for his brother. Kelsey Grammer stars

A message mistakenly left on Frasier's answering machine leads to a possible romance. Guest starring Linda Hamilton, with Kelsey Grammer

Part one of two. The chef encounters family disharmony at LA's Burger Kitchen, where the owner has spent his son's entire inheritance on the struggling restaurant

Midday news summary

Wienerschnitzel CEO Cindy Galardi Culpepper goes incognito to work among her own employees to find out about the quality of communication within the fast-food chain

Life at the Oxfordshire mansion, a 300-year-old Baroque property boasting the most extensive collections of portraits, furniture, sculpture and tapestries in Europe

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the long-running words-and-numbers game with Justin Moorhouse joining Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Yvette and Agata call upon the services of Jasmine Harman in their hunt for their dream three-bed 'forever home' in the seaside town of Alvor on Portugal's Algarve

In Cognac country at Château de Brives, Sarah and George have their work cut out as they organise a traditional English carol concert in their French village church

This week's competition kicks off at Watergate Yard in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, where hosts Ryan and Hollie hope their unique style will impress

The stories of renovators and entrepreneurs trying to give disused hotels a new lease of life. Three friends try to transform a dilapidated historical Welsh mansion

Homer, Marge and the kids hitch a ride on a train, where they are entertained by a tramp who tells them a series of colourful yarns based on American folklore

With sport and weather

Mike Tapp, MP for Dover and Deal, sets out the Labour government's plan to secure Britain's borders and stop illegal immigration

Fraser Nelson investigates the sharp rise in working-age people on sickness benefits, uncovering a system that can drive people towards benefits rather than work

In Bedfordshire, police detectives discover a connection between a major fraud on a vulnerable old man's life savings and a gang who are exploiting young people

Paramedics treat a woman whose defibrillator located inside her chest has just delivered an electric shock to her heart and is worried that she's having a heart attack

One-off drama following an encounter between a Muslim minicab driver and a surveillance officer, which leaves him consumed with paranoia that his wife has turned on him

Jimmy Carr hosts a combination of the comedy panel show and the long-running words and numbers quiz, featuring guests Jon Richardson, Katherine Ryan, Richard Ayoade and Laura Smyth

German crime thriller about a police officer who falls in love with a secretive man and ends up entangled in a right-wing extremist conspiracy. In German

Staff at Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham treat Kaeden, a 16-year-old battling a serious childhood illness, who has been rushed in after developing a fever at home

Gordon Ramsay visits Stone's Throw, a family owned fine dining restaurant on the Housatonic River in Seymour, Connecticut, to help the stressed owners improve their business

Rick Smiciklas, the founder and CEO of the Wild Wing chicken wing chain, goes incognito among his workforce to find out the impact of his recent downsizing operation

A lovestruck Frasier persuades Martin to look round a retirement home because he wants to meet the establishment's attractive manager

Mel tries to embarrass Niles, and Frasier's new boss copies the decor of his apartment in an attempt to appear sophisticated

Niles is forced to pretend he is Mel's husband at a party, and Frasier hires a butler. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer