The weekend at Nurai Island comes to an end, but not before Ayan and Caroline Stanbury’s relationship is tested. Lesa confronts Nina about her friendship with Stanbury. Ayan reveals a painful truth about her past.

Sophie Robinson gives her insider’s guide to today’s trend for colour blocking. Plus, how to gold leaf at home affordably, and tips on painting straight lines.

Aaron and Neyshia take on a client with a curious preference for purple…only to learn that paint color is the least of their problems with this house.

The parents take part in a group task which has the grown-up kids reaching for the cushions again as they watch their parents getting closer.

Sophie Robinson gives her insider’s guide to today’s trend for colour blocking. Plus, how to gold leaf at home affordably, and tips on painting straight lines.

In Burton-on-Trent, builder Jack and Payroll Manager Helen are teamed up by presenter Simon O’Brien to bring a wrecked terrace house into the twenty-first century.

In Newcastle, Structural Engineer Ollie and Housewife Gill are two complete strangers paired up by presenter Tayo Oguntonade to renovate and sell a property that has seen better days.

When Emily and Richard give a party to introduce Rory to their Yale alumni friends, their ulterior motive soon becomes obvious.

Emily dashes Lorelai and Rory's hopes for a reconciliation between her and Richard.

Sophie Robinson gives viewers expert advice on choosing neutral paint colours, how to use different textures to bring a room alive, how to choose posh wallpapers, and affordable alternatives. Plus, tips on choosing your perfect sofa, and the trend for layering rugs.

A fun-loving divorcé has struggled to find a buyer for his home—probably because his flashing LED walls and party-pad décor aren’t a great fit for his family-friendly neighborhood.

The grown-up kids are thrilled when sparks fly between two parents they choose to go on a date.

When Emily and Richard give a party to introduce Rory to their Yale alumni friends, their ulterior motive soon becomes obvious.

Emily dashes Lorelai and Rory's hopes for a reconciliation between her and Richard.

In the aftermath of Deirdre's grisly death, Rowan searches for safety in a strange city. Sip provides her with a safehouse while he investigates Deirdre's murder. Lasher makes contact with Rowan - but not in the way you might expect.

A fun-loving divorcé has struggled to find a buyer for his home—probably because his flashing LED walls and party-pad décor aren’t a great fit for his family-friendly neighborhood.

In Hull, presenter Simon O’Brien pairs up bricklayer Michael with landscape gardener Andrew and gives them six months to transform a house built for twentieth century living into a home fit for the twenty first century.

In Bangor in North Wales, presenter Simon O’Brien teams up complete strangers teacher Olivia and security officer Gethin.

The prospective Yale applicant who Rory hosts runs off to party, leaving Rory to deal with Logan's elaborate practical jokes.

Wanting to make peace with Rory, Christopher visits her at Yale.

At Deirdre's funeral, Rowan is plunged into the world of the infamous Mayfair family. Uncle Cortland and Aunt Carlotta present diverging views on Lasher. Rowan must choose who to trust and face the dire consequences. Sip identifies Deirdre's killer.

While struggling to see eye-to-eye on tour, Shawna and Mia find themselves at an uncomfortable afterparty.

As Mia enjoys her time with a love interest, Chastity and Shawna get real, and Maurice receives an ultimatum.

With sales lagging, Stefano cuts a business deal with the Solaras against Lila's wishes. After Elena gets kicked out of a class for voicing her opinion, Nino asks her to write a magazine article about her experience. Later, Elena and Lila get unwelcome surprises.

After Lesa and Ayan say goodbye to a loved one, Sara arranges a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Ras Al Khaimah for the ladies. While the group experiences fun and culture in the desert, drama is brewing just beneath the surface as it appears some bonds can’t be healed.