Come Dine with Me

A week of competitive dining In Watford includes sumo wrestling, some very controversial opinions, a dash of DayGlo, a house full of dead animals, and some lettuce soup

In Stockport four competitive diners take part in a week of competitive dining featuring some surprising revelations, a few bombshells, an evening of mystery, and quite a bit of chaos

Four competitive cooks battle it over four nights in Cardiff that feature a two-pronged tongue, supper in a tattoo parlour, grace before dinner, and line dancing

This week of competitive dining features lemon curd souffle, a stray dog-hair in the dinner, a strange tale concerning a trip to the dentist, and an Alice in Wonderland menu

Four cooks in Basildon go head-to-head in a week of competitive dining featuring turkey twizzlers, spotted dick and quite a lot of conflict

A week of competitive dining in the Black Country features some raw chicken, a few hidden agendas, and a dramatic twist

Posh student Hannah serves up a country house menu. Hard-to-please Veronica isn't keen on 'one-man entertainment system' Bex. And DJ and comedian Frank serves his interpretation of a TV dinner.

Four amateur cooks from Preston fight it out in a week featuring pudding in pyjamas in bed, a controversial stuffed fox, and a swinging 60s night with a guest appearance from The Beatles

Single teacher Margaret, 'supercook' Josef, business development manager Nick and the awfully nice Lady Polly compete in a week featuring pikelets, smutty conversation and a 'peasants revolt'

A back-to-front menu, some bad jokes and wind-ups, a bold choice of duck and some celebrity friends are just a few of the highlights in Birmingham

Four cooks from Folkestone and Dover compete in a week featuring a 50s night, some saucy talk and physical exchanges over dessert, a Downton Abbey dress code, an Abba tribute band, and a cowboy song

Nicky throws a lavish medieval banquet. Comedian Tony plans a combination of home cooking and sparkling one-liners but cheeky Chris wins the most laughs, before Angie hosts an evening of flower power.

In Great Yarmouth, highly critical trainee barrister JP is up against hairdresser Sarah, mum Kizzy and IT teacher Aisha

Chris and Bruce take a dislike to each other as they compete against chatterbox Kerry and vegetarian Carly in a week featuring food fights, fancy dress and the inappropriate use of a lie detector

Competing in Hartlepool are former 18-30s holiday rep Dotty, financial adviser Gavin, beautician Becki and student Alex

Football fan Darren Morrison, ex-navy officer Stefan Gershater, housewife Henrietta Edwards and posh traveller Jemima Thomas compete in a week of romance, fussy foodies and male rivalry

Four monarchy-mad celebrities - EastEnders actress Cheryl Fergison, Kerry Katona, Lionel Blair and her majesty's favourite ventriloquist, Keith Harris - each host a Jubilee-themed dinner party

Four cooks wage culinary war in Windsor in a week of dining featuring some raucous banter, a duck on fire, and a prawn and asparagus salad, with no asparagus!

Slow-cooked sweet and sour mackerel and mango with vanilla are just some of the things on the menu as four cooks in Warwickshire battle for the prize

PA Claire Mazurek, managing director Nimon Davey, flirty hairdresser Kristian Beckham and Karen Hingston compete in a week featuring some heavy flirting, a few fights, and some incident-packed dining

With a week of surprises that include wetsuits, Willy Wonka outfits and a rave in a shed, Julian, Henry, Jilly and Rachel battle it out for the culinary prize.

Some hearty grub, glitzy fun, offbeat gags and squirrel for a starter are just some of the things on show in a week of competitive dining in Milton Keynes

Four Olympic athletes go head to head for charity. On the starting blocks are Tasha Danvers, Mark Foster, Derek Redmond and Louise Hazel. Who will take the gold?

Four cooks compete in Surrey, in a week featuring a Best of British menu and the worst of British snobbery. Are the group's divisions really due to class differences, or something more surprising?

A spooky celebrity horror special with zombies, vampires, ghosts, actor Robert Englund - aka Freddie Krueger - model Nicola McLean, psychic Sally Morgan and cross-dressing cage fighter Alex Reid

Hairdresser Dale Francis, Bono tribute performer Rob Bloomer, eccentric sun-seeking retiree Rosalind Eastland and 63-year-old party girl Carol Perkins cook up a feast on the Costa Blanca

In Enfield, north London, four dinner party hosts battle it out for the prize: Burlesque starlet Charlie Hunt, Cypriot Maria Theodorou, entrepreneur Wesley Singh and Habiba Hrida

Nancy Sorrell's guests are Jimmy Osmond, Nicky Clarke and Caprice, who are introduced to Nancy's secret weapon, a bumbling butler (played by her husband Vic Reeves)

In Cornwall a bouncer, a lawyer, a surfer and a ladies' man compete to win the £1000 prize for best dinner party

Special Paralympic edition of the competitive dining show, with Giles Long, Ann Wild, Lee Pearson and Rachael Latham vying for the gold medal and £1000 for charity

Made in Chelsea stars Mark Francis, Spencer, Binky and Caggie battle for a £1000 charity prize as they each try to host the perfect dinner party and score each other in secret

Four Paralympians past and present fight it out in this first of a special two-part edition of the cooking competition

Part 2 of the special edition featuring Paralympic champions, can Rachael Latham win with her Mexican themed dinner?

On Spain's Costa Blanca four ex-pats show off their culinary skills in a week of competitive dining that features banter, blunt speaking, weird photos, and food without any cooking involved

Hoping to avoid any kitchen calamities in Jersey are local radio DJ Kevin Pamplin, no-nonsense food aficionado Jane-Anne Collier, finance manager Craig Dempster and dinner party novice Jessica Stanier

Dean's Hollywood-themed evening dazzles his guests, especially Yvonne, who opts for a Dallas/Dynasty theme. Glamorous Bronwen and wrestling fan Mike make up the contestants.

Politically incorrect Reg - 'meat and two veg' - Gaston cooks off against English teacher Hannah Elliot, musician George Chambers and legal eagle Sarah Maguire

In Liverpool's posh cousin, budding entrepreneur Stephen Wong takes on saucy book-lover Jennifer McLoughlan, energy assessor Steve Rampton and boutique owner Cher Arnott

This festive celebrity special features Jona Lewie, Maizie Williams from Boney M, soul singer VV Brown, DJ Toby Anstis, a ride on a camel and some saucy gifts from secret Santa

The hosts in Derby are talkative housewife Tori Yerbury, Canadian drama teacher Allison Hunt, baby-faced Tom Flannery and prankster Jeff Foster, who loves to push people's buttons with juvenile jokes

The hosts in Wrexham are financial advisor Joey Perez, zumba-loving Jacki De Sanders, sci-fi fan Tom Evans and hotel inspector Lisa Groom. One guest thinks they're the life and soul of every party...

Beautician Amanda takes on author Heath, accident-prone Fran and technician Phil on the Yorkshire coast in a week featuring some deliberate overspicing of a starter plus post-dinner hair removal

This episode in the Lake District features a former royal butler, a sausage surprise, a guest dressed as a corgi and a Lady Gaga theme night

Elaine Ashton starts the competition off with an American-themed evening. Sam West is second to host, serving some unusual delicacies such as ostrich eggs, pigs' ears and stuffed animals.

Opinionated lady of leisure Sandie McConnell faces off against fashion and events student Gary Anderson, adult leisure specialist Vimbai Marongwe, and nice guy GP Kevin Fernando

American Keith Weinberg goes up against fun-loving Rachel Flowers, extrovert Andy Holbert and legal trainee Jen Elphick in a week of dining that includes some 'gert lush' and a revealing outfit

Made in Chelsea stars Caggie, Binky, Spencer and Mark-Francis take turns to host a special edition of Come Dine with Me

Made in Chelsea stars Caggie, Binky, Spencer and Mark-Francis take turns to host a special edition of Come Dine with Me.

Made in Chelsea stars Caggie, Binky, Spencer and Mark-Francis take turns to host a special edition of Come Dine with Me.

The Chelsea set continue without the benefit of caterers, event organisers and hired help

In Peterborough, Claire's night is packed with incident, Nimon isn't keen on Kristian's flirting, and Karen just wants to have a laugh

In Surrey, there are divisions between estate agent James, pensioner Cherry Hughes, tattoo artist Lee Jackson and project manager Sandhya Gadsby. But is it a class divide or a surprise?

A shorter version of a classic episode where four ex-pats - journalist Irena, banker Nick, clairvoyant Hilary and drag queen Gary - show off their culinary prowess in Benidorm