Kirstie and Phil's Love It or List It - Season 10

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Carl and Katy decide whether to renovate or sell their three-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home in Chester. Carl thinks moving somewhere new with more space for their two children and to work from home that is more energy-efficient would be the best choice, but Katy is convinced they can solve all their problems with a roof-raising renovation.

In the desirable village of Radlett, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer dive headfirst into a clash that's in danger of boiling over. Aneri, Nihar and their young daughter live in a three-bedroom end-of-terrace cottage. Aneri is desperate to leave behind the tight layout that prevents family gatherings, with its cubbyhole kitchen and lack of must-haves, such as a downstairs toilet. Nihar, however, is defiant that they will live there forever, refusing to let go of their beloved garden, and holds out hope that Kirstie can come up with a plan to resolve this two-year argument. With a £100,000 Love It budget, Kirstie faces a tall order and a planning headache that threatens to derail the whole build. Meanwhile, Phil is in his element finding dream properties with a £750,000 List It budget, but will Aneri play ball?

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer tackle one of their biggest challenges to date, in the Tyneside seaside town of Whitley Bay. Sarah and Sean share a sprawling six-bedroom, three-storey Victorian semi with their five kids. It may have plenty of sleeping space but the kitchen's cramped, the garden's like a postage-stamp, and all seven of them share one bathroom. Sarah, who's deeply attached to their beachside lifestyle and her home-run re-usable cloth nappy business, insists that they stay, in the firm belief that knocking down walls will solve everything. But Sean's done with the galley kitchen, lack of outside space, and constant chaos of seven people sharing one toilet! And he dreads uncovering problems from a house that constantly 'fights back' during renovations. Of course, Kirstie loves knocking down walls, and she has a £70,000 budget to modernise inside while also preserving the Victorian charm. But emergency maintenance soon stretches her funds to the limit. Meanwhile, Phil scours the market with his £650,000 budget, finding some stunning homes that tempt Sean. But Sarah digs in, which puts the final decision on a knife's edge. Will the family love their seaside semi, or list it?

In Hamilton, Kirstie and Phil dive headfirst into a domestic battleground with warring couple Scott and Jaqui. Their once-perfect four-bedroom new-build, which they bought 14 years ago when their two daughters were still at home, now feels like a misfit. With the kids now gone, the house no longer works and is causing consternation. Scott, who works from home full-time, is fiercely attached to his beloved office, double garage and the local area, and refuses to entertain the idea of leaving. Meanwhile, Jaqui is at her wit's end with the cramped kitchen and lack of space for entertaining. She's convinced their dream home is out there, and she's desperately relying on Phil to get Scott on board. Kirstie faces a Herculean challenge, working with a £60,000 Love It budget to create the extra space Jaqui craves. Meanwhile, Phil navigates treacherous waters, searching for properties to meet Jaqui's high standards and somehow persuade Scott that selling up is the best option - all within a £450,000 List It budget. With emotions running high and compromises in short supply, it's an epic showdown. Who'll come out on top?

The new series continues, as Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help more homeowners to resolve their dilemmas, rejuvenate their homes and decide whether to stay put or start afresh. In the idyllic Lancashire village of Scorton, they help Joanne and Nick navigate their seven-year-long standoff. Their 'tiny' three-bedroom chalet bungalow has been bursting at the seams since the arrival of their two children - and the mountains of toys and chaos they bring. Joanne adores her 'perfect little home' along with the neighbours and sense of community, and dreams of making it work. But Nick wants the best for his family and is itching for a bigger house to raise the kids in. They both agree that something has to give. With a £70,000 Love It budget, Kirstie devises a brilliant plan to transform this compact property into a family-friendly home. But with such a limited footprint and additional family needs to consider, will her efforts be enough? Meanwhile, Phil faces a challenge with his £550,000 List It budget as he tries to convince Joanne with some jaw-dropping houses that give them some desperately needed space. While Joanne is impressed, can she be persuaded to leave the neighbourhood that she loves? And can Kirstie and Phil reunite this couple and ensure they make the best decision for their future?