Kirstie and Phil's Love It or List It made a return to Channel 4 with a couple unsure of what to do with their family home.

Phil Spencer, 55, resides in Hampshire with his wife Fiona and two sons, Ben and Jake, but as well as his idyllic main residence there's a farmhouse within the family that's very close to his heart.

and over the years presenter Phil Spencer will have seen thousands of properties, but where does he call home? Keep scrolling to see his countryside estate with his wife Fiona and two sons ...

Phil Spencer claimed first-time buyers tended to be so focused on getting together a mortgage deposit they forgot to factor in other costs associated with getting on the property ladder.

Phil Spencer has reportedly been left a significant ... was inconceivable when it was launched as an upstart player in the British news industry. For the first time since the end of the Second ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer talks about the state of Xbox after its recent changes, saying that the brand is 'evolving.' ...

If you're planning to sell in 2025, Wickes has teamed up with TV property guru Phil Spencer’s Move iQ to show how to add value to your home. According to Phil, the most simple and cost-effective ...

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Phil Spencer (ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images) So, what’s he saying here? He’s referring to a lot of big, independent publishers that are treading on dangerous ground. He’s right when some ...

Speaking to Destin Legarie, Spencer said Microsoft has a "real advantage" right now thanks to the Series S because some of the most popular new platforms, including Steam Deck and ROG Ally, are more ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer says Xbox is sticking with making consoles but is committed to releasing more games across other devices and platforms. Best of CES 2025 Awards ➜ We may earn a ...

Following the recent news that the Xbox brand is moving away from console exclusive games, Phil Spencer confirms that they don't see a reason to keep first-party games exclusive to the Xbox brand ...