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MEALTIME ADVICE

Eat Well For Less?,, 8pm,p, BBC1 GREGG WALLACE and Chris Bavin kick off a new series in Windsor with single mum Holly Macbeth, who’s got her hands full looking after 16-year-old Spencer, who has cerebral palsy, and 11-year-old Fletcher. The family (pictured with Gregg and Chris) are pushed for time and are reliant on ready meals. Can the boys sort out theirheir food and spending spending, and get Holly cooking from scratch?

TOP PLOTS

Love Your Family Garden, 8pm, ITV ALAN TITCHMARSH reveals the secrets to his favourite garden designs from past

series.s In this second episode, hhe recallslltthree memorable family gardens, where his green-fingered team created the perfect teenager’s hangout, a magical fairylike space for the little ones and a woodland adventure garden.

TASTY TREATS

Food Unwrapped: Comfort Foods Special, 8pm, Ch4 THIS special celebrates life’s guilty pleasures, from pizza to pork pies, custard to Cornish pasties. Jimmy Doherty (pictured) heads to Iceland on the trail of fish fingers, and compares the prices for fresh and frozen pizzas. Meanwhile, Kate Quilton discovers some surprises about Britain’s biscuits and, in Tanzania, Helen Lawal dishes up the truth about vanilla ice cream.

FILM CHOICES

A Case of Murder: Garage Sale Mystery, 2.15pm, Ch5 WHILE scouting for antiques and valuables, Lori Loughlin’s amateur sleuth uncovers a clue to yet another crime. Playing back a recording on an old reel-to-reel tape machine, Loughlin’s Jenn hears what sounds like a man pleading for his life. The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp, 2.30pm, BBC2 MICHAEL POWELL and Emeric Pressburger handle this wartime satire with customary intelligence — and in glorious Technicolor. The result is a pitchperfect examination of British pluck and eccentricity, starring Roger Livesey, Anton Walbrook and Deborah Kerr (pictured with Walbrook).