16 Kids and Counting

Britain's biggest family under one roof - the Radfords - have 16 kids and have decided to get 11 of them christened. Parents Sue and Noel have become exhausted, so they decide to have their first date night out in 20 years.

In Sunderland, mum-of-11 Amanda Allan is losing weight and enjoying getting her life back on track so much she wonders if enough is enough. However, her husband Tony - a pigeon breeder - wants one more. Meanwhile, in Dundee, Roy and Emma Hanns are keen to expand their 12-strong brood. Money is tight and the couple struggle to cope with the kids they already have.

Sibling rivalry threatens harmonious family life as the parents of two supersized broods make wedding plans. Britain's biggest family, the Radfords, who number 16, decide to renew their vows 20 years after their first wedding. In Dundee, Roy and Emma Hann's eldest daughter Rachel is set to be the first of their 12 children to tie the knot in a Mormon church wedding. Will their bickering siblings get in the way?

The Radfords decide to renew their vows 20 years after their first wedding. Their dream is a ceremony on the beach, but with their army of kids being the bridesmaids and pageboys, will their demands put a strain on the usual Radford peace?

In Rochdale, the Salims want to instil a love of education in their children, while in Kent, the Sullivans take a very different approach to discipline.

Tania brings home her 12th baby, but still manages to pursue her dream of a self-sufficient farming life. Tracey tries to deal with her children leaving the nest.