Worth

Alexis Conran investigates whether loyalty cards save consumers money when shopping, looking into the possibility that supermarkets could be inflating prices only to discount them. Alexis discovers how supermarkets offer a reduced price in return for an exchange of data from shoppers, speaking to those responsible for handling the data and making profits from it.

Under the wide-open skies of North Texas lie two rival cities: Fort Worth, "the place where the West begins," and Dallas, which rose on the promise of land and opportunity. Fly over both cities' landmarks and explore their histories, unique identities, and bonds. From Friday night lights to the birth of Southwest Airlines to the death of John F. Kennedy, this is a sprawling journey over America's fourth largest metropolis.

Light-hearted documentary as Nigel Havers and Sally Lindsay take to the skies to explore the differences between First Class and Economy travel from two very different perspectives.

New gas and electricity meters promise to save customers time, money and energy, but cameras reveal not all is what it seems when it comes to smart meters. With reports of more and more horror stories of inaccurate bills and an invasion of privacy, an investigation into things the energy companies and the government don't want you to know

Ricky, a top contender in Muay Thai Kickboxing trains for the title belt, all the while dealing with new relationships, money problems, and family drama.

Consumer expert Alexis Conran investigates all-inclusive holidays and asks whether they are genuinely good value for money. He also teams up with travel experts to offer insider tips, and goes head to head with a vacation-ready family to see if he can mirror their trip by doing things independently - and beat them on budget. Can hotels really give holiday-makers a genuine deal without compromising on quality?

Nigel Havers and Sally Lindsay explore different standards of plane travel, experiencing a flight from Heathrow to Washington DC as both first class and economy passengers, as well as serving as cabin crew for both sections. Before they can take to the skies, they must complete a British Airways training programme, learning how to deal with emergency procedures, preparing food in a confined space, and coping with the demands of difficult passengers.

Observes the workings of the membership-only retailer, examining if its own-brand products are really premium ones in disguise, and putting them to the test. Also, how the store gets its customers to spend, and how it keeps prices so low.

Comedian and former teacher Geoff Norcott has a tough decision to make - start a university fund for his son to follow in his footsteps and attend university or buy himself a new car. To determine which option is better value, Geoff investigates the country’s higher education system. Along the way, he meets students at war with their institutions, graduates suing their universities and starving students, and explores university alternatives.

With experts now predicting that many of our household costs and bills will be hit by rising prices, Adam Shaw investigates what the new financial climate means for consumers.