BBC’s long-running home-improvement programme DIY SOS ends its current run as Nick Knowles marks the show being put on “pause” after its final episode this week. Multiple outlets report that the broadcaster’s decision follows budget cuts and that the series will not return next year.

Across the coverage, Knowles is quoted or described discussing how the show’s future has changed. Several reports say he believes DIY SOS will not come back in the same format, even if it could return later in some different form. The Mirror also includes attention to the tone on-screen during a later broadcast, describing tensions during a particularly challenging build.

Other outlets focus more directly on the announcement and the transition, including framing DIY SOS as an end of an era after more than 25 years. While the overall picture is consistent—DIY SOS is ending as currently presented and is affected by BBC funding decisions—specific emphasis varies between reports about “replacement” versus “pause,” and about the extent of Knowles’ confidence that it will never return in its existing format.