Location, Location, Location

Kirstie and Phil travel to Surrey to help two couples hunt for the perfect home. They offer advise to Susie and Andy Clark and their two children and Susie's 89-year-old father who are looking for a place. They also try and help Sam Summers and Jess Jeary who are buying their first home together.

Kirstie and Phillip try and help Richard and Helen Francis who are expecting a baby and are ready to give up their city centre lifestyle in Manchester. Kirstie and Phil need to find them a place in the suburbs with a £400,000 budget. They also try and help Graham and Nina Walker in Preston who are hoping to leave their tiny rented terrace for their first marital

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer head to Hampshire, where former naval officer Colin Nugent and wife Gillian are hoping to buy their first home after 23 years of marriage and 12 relocations with the military. Meanwhile, Army captain Ian Bellamy will be leaving the forces and is looking for a new house with girlfriend Diane Pittard

Kirstie and Phil try to help two sets two pairs of first time home buyers who are looking for properties in London. Phil is in south London, where he's helping Ben and Lucy find their dream property. Kirstie is in west London where she tries to find the perfect property for Cat and Ed.

Phil and Kirstie are in the south west of England this week, taking on two sets of hapless house hunters. Ghika and Ronnie have £350,000 to spend on a three or four bedroomed house which must be in Bradford on Avon. That's a tiny search area of less than two square miles - in fact it's one of the smallest search areas Phil's ever had.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help prospective buyers in the Home Counties, beginning with Sarah and Ian who sold their home in Buckinghamshire three years previously, but have made little progress finding their perfect property, despite more than 100 viewings and a budget of £1million. In Hertfordshire, twentysomethings Daniel and Louise have been forced to move back in with their parents after finding it difficult to compromise during their search

Kirstie and Phil are in Kent with Sophie and Niall, who hope to buy their first place, and Caroline and Ian, who want to find a family home in Broadstairs.

Kirstie and Phil revisit Paul and Alissa in Windsor, and Takie and Amy in London, to see if the couples' dreams of perfect starter homes have been realised.

Kirstie and Phil revisit two couples in Edinburgh, Sarah and Dom, who dreamed of having his very own music studio at home, and professional rugby player Matt and his partner Amy.

In Guildford and York Phil revisits two couples who previously were going through major lifestyle changes. For one it was a little bundle of joy, and for the other it was a great big wodge of cash.

Phil revisits Steve and Dee from Essex, and Rebecca and Joe from Warwickshire who previously needed a home for themselves, their children, and their racing camels!

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer play the generation game in Cambridgeshire, as they try to settle one extended family into two new homes.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two sets of first-time buyers search in two of London's most expensive locations, with Claire on the South Bank, and Geri and Arran in Crouch End.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two sets of first-time buyers search in two of London's most expensive locations, with Claire on the South Bank, and Geri and Arran in Crouch End

Kirstie and Phil head back to the shires to catch up with Andrew and Emma in Buckinghamshire, and Karen and Russell in Aberdeenshire.

Kirstie and Phil meet two pairs of buyers who hope to make south-east London their home. But with very specific requirements and a lack of time, Phil and Kirstie are going to have to really work their property magic to make these dreams come true. Cruise ship workers Peter and Jason are desperate to end the years of living out of suitcases and hope to set up home together in the popular suburb of Beckenham. Designers Nadine and Toby want a house that's in need of serious refurbishment, with a 60ft garden, ideally with a flat front, and also with a `good narrative' to boot... on a maximum budget of £350,000.