George meets a mum who's turning a shed into a family haven and a couple creating a luxury houseboat home. He visits a stunning temple in Chile and continues his observatory build. (S9 Ep2).

George enlists architect Carl Turner to help an East Sussex family with a radical revamp of their bungalow. Will their budget of £45,000 be enough? (S2 Ep6/6).

In the West Midlands, George has a radical solution for a tricky Arts and Crafts conversion, and comes to the rescue of a former 18th-century pub swamped by dodgy DIY. (S3 Ep3).

Oxford. The competition kicks off with Lyn, who serves an intriguingly named soup. Will her guests' competitive spirit knock Lyn's confidence during her summer solstice shenanigans? (Ep1/5).

Oxford. It's PhD student Kin's turn to host and he's hoping an Asian-inspired menu will bag him the cash. But when Kin forgets his marinade, everyone is left with dry meat. (Ep2/5).

Oxford. Kitchen designer Jess asks her guests to come dressed as their favourite idols, while she'll be Britney Spears! Sadly for Jess, her soggy souffles could prove toxic. (Ep3/5).

Oxford. Fundraiser Monica takes her guests on a culinary world tour, but there's not enough spice for Kin, and there's tension in the air. Can Monica keep her night under control? (Ep4/5).

Oxford. On the final night, host - and new boy - Ben has to go on the charm offensive after upsetting Lyn. But there's kitchen chaos and overcooked tuna. Can Ben save his night? (Ep5/5).

Justin hosts at his traditional English pub, The Coachman Inn, in Hartford, Cheshire. But a breakfast bombshell and the nearby train station threaten to derail his guests' stay.

Tina and her daughter Kay welcome their rivals to the Foxhall Village Guest House in Blackpool. But the shared facilities don't wash with their guests.

Raqeeb and Raj hope to pip their rivals to the post with their slick operation and competitive pricing at the Douglas Hotel in Hartlepool. But will a dinner ding-dong scupper their chances.

Mike and Sue host at The Gables Pod Camping in Escomb, County Durham. Their guests are pleased with the pods, but some awkward tension leaves one guest on a sofa and another in a hot tub.

It's the final day and the B&Bers meet one last time to settle some scores and find out how much they've been paid. After some hosting, roasting and dust disputes, the winner is announced.

Stroud. The first host, horse trainer Melanie, opts for a quick and easy, Italian-inspired vegetarian menu so she can focus on a glamorous night of hosting. and partying! (Ep1/5).

Stroud. Second host Elliot has made a good impression on one of his guests, but others are annoyed by simmering dinner table tensions and boastful claims - about livestock. (Ep2/5).

Stroud. Belarusian Tatsy serves up a taste of her culture and heritage complete with Russian dancing and pretend figure skating. But will guest grumbles leave her night on thin ice? (Ep3/5).

Stroud. Marketing executive Liv serves up a menu inspired by Italy, despite having never been there! Will her arancini and homemade ravioli make up for her rather lumpy panna cotta? (Ep4/5).

Stroud. There's rice rivalry on the final night, as radio presenter Kate serves up a risotto similar to Mel's. But can Kate's magical table decoration bag her the grand? (Ep5/5).

A look back at some memorable stories. Eight-year-old Billy has been crushed by falling bricks and needs urgent surgery. Luke cut his finger at work and dreads an epilepsy seizure.

A crane operator who's been crushed under steel at work is flown in, and Dr Jonathan Papson calls in reinforcements when the young worker's vital signs worsen. (S2 Ep4).

Specialist bomb technicians travel to a secret location in rural New South Wales to detonate surrendered explosives used in the mining industry. (Ep3/6).

The heli-medics help a teen motorcyclist who's been hit by a car and catapulted into the air. A holiday fitness workout ends in CPR. And a lorry driver is trapped in his cabin. (S4 Ep4).

A crane operator who's been crushed under steel at work is flown in, and Dr Jonathan Papson calls in reinforcements when the young worker's vital signs worsen. (S2 Ep4).

Specialist bomb technicians travel to a secret location in rural New South Wales to detonate surrendered explosives used in the mining industry. (Ep3/6).

A look back at some memorable stories. Eight-year-old Billy has been crushed by falling bricks and needs urgent surgery. Luke cut his finger at work and dreads an epilepsy seizure.

In Argentina, Matt Tebbutt experiences perfect popcorn. Andi Oliver looks at how blue cheese comes together. And from Germany, the lowdown on electricity and cutting-edge crisps. (S20 Ep1).

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Kirstie Allsopp and expert jewellery maker Rachel Jeffrey help a couple to create their own rings for their wedding day. Kirstie also learns new uses for real gold.

Lindsay, who has osteoarthritis, dreams of holidaying in Florida with her family, before eventually retiring there, as the sun helps her condition. Can Ben Hillman find the right property.

In Spain, we revisit a family-run bar. With one of them going solo, will the business survive? In France, a pair of gîte owners look for their next challenge. (S4 Ep14).

In Buckinghamshire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole restore a pair of manhole covers, a water pump and a beehive. (S7 Ep12).

In Gloucestershire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole upcycle a horse yoke, a hay trailer and a fertiliser funnel. (S7 Ep13).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Cambridge to rescue a cherished 1991 Range Rover Vogue SE that is now tired, rusty and in need of some TLC. (S4 Ep6/10).

Ian and Sally welcome their rivals to N'ista Boutique Rooms in Birkdale on Merseyside. Will a trip to the local lawnmower museum be a hit with their guests.

Mark and Sean host at Oakleigh Guest House in Blackpool, where their USP is value for money. Breakfast goes down well for all, but one pair of guests feel the squeeze in their room.

After an enforced break due to Covid, the competition resumes at Bay House in Scarborough. But breakfast confusion dents host Linda's scores, leaving her questioning her rivals' motives.

Mum and daughter Suzie and Dani host at The Farrier in Cayton, North Yorkshire. Their luxurious rooms go down well with their guests, but issues arise at bedtime.

It's the final day of the competition and the B&Bers have some scores to settle. After some floral feedback and plenty of tears, the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Kelpie Tess could be the perfect training companion for eight-year-old Sophie. And Lolla might be the right big, goofy dog that tai chi instructor Amanda needs. (S3 Ep8).

Julia enlists some sister power to take on the home of her dreams. On his mission for home-grown self-sufficiency, Tim completes the greenhouse for Margreeth's birthday surprise. (S5 Ep3).

Brand new series - Amanda Owen and her family renovate a derelict farmhouse in the Yorkshire Dales. With planning permission granted, it's full steam ahead. (Ep1).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a 1971 coupé with a Ferrari engine. Its owner Chris had to put the restoration on hold when he was diagnosed with cancer. (S5 Ep8/10).

Ken Bruce hosts, as the first heat of players compete over six rounds in the hope of securing a place in the Grand Final. (S2 Ep3).

Charulata, who's 59, is rushed to A&E after collapsing at home with signs of a stroke. Luke, who's 28, has cut his finger and is concerned that it could trigger a seizure. (S10 Ep17/24).

An intimate look at the pomp, pageantry, tradition, style and majesty of royal celebrations, from jubilees and christenings to coronations and Trooping the Colour.

how best to eat a kiwi fruit; trying to lose weight but only losing the tip of your finger; and surprisingly funny smear tests.

Back from the Dead recreates the world of the Roman arena and how six gladiators lived, fought and died, drawing on dozens of Roman skeletons found in Britain in recent years.

Tom, who's 13, is rushed to St George's after crashing his bike headfirst into a parked car while racing a friend. Andy, who's 26, has injured his knee while playing Frisbee. (S10 Ep23/24).

Charulata, who's 59, is rushed to A&E after collapsing at home with signs of a stroke. Luke, who's 28, has cut his finger and is concerned that it could trigger a seizure. (S10 Ep17/24).

Back from the Dead recreates the world of the Roman arena and how six gladiators lived, fought and died, drawing on dozens of Roman skeletons found in Britain in recent years.

what makes snacks so moreish? And what's the difference between Scottish and Irish whisky? (S22 Ep1).

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roast beef with mulled wine gravy, and a vegetarian option of masala cauliflower with coconut stuffing.

Newly-weds Brian and Wendy want to buy their dream home on the beautiful island of Tenerife. Laura Hamilton shows them five fantastic properties for their £180k budget, but are any the one.

In France, owners of a motorhome rental business hit the fast lane, and on the Costa del Sol, we revisit restaurant owner sisters on the verge of burning out. (S4 Ep15).

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, a town famed for furniture production - music to Simon's ears, but not a motor in sight for Henry! (S7 Ep14).

Tree stumps, a dolls' house and a yarn spinner are restored and upcycled this time. But what will they become? (S7 Ep15).

In the West Midlands, Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue one of Tim's all-time favourites: a BMW 2002 Turbo, which has been rusting away on its owner's driveway. (S4 Ep7/10).

The competition kicks off at The Bickford Arms in Holsworthy, Devon, where self-confessed rookie Keith hopes that his hard work and charisma will impress his more experienced rivals.

Abby Norton hosts at Newchester Farmhouse B&B in Merriott, Somerset. The superstar beds and lacklustre linen receive mixed reactions, but all the guests are wowed by Abby's hospitality.

Collette and Danny hope to impress their rivals at The Quay Inn in Minehead, Somerset. But will cleanliness concerns, a damaged bath panel and sausage squabbles scupper their chances.

Justin and Mike host the final visit at Old Walls Vineyard Luxury Lodges in Bishopsteignton, Devon. The stunning location captivates Abby, but breakfast leaves Danny egg-specting more.

The B&Bers meet for the last time to settle some scores. After a week featuring Wi-Fi woes and a battle of the bangers, the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Three-legged Mr Norman has the cuteness, but he needs to tick all of the Peacocks' boxes. And the already-crowded Sorrell house needs to make room for Turbo Tess. (S3 Ep9).

Brand new series - The family race against worsening weather to make headway on the renovation. Builder Richard strips back the old to get ready for the new. (Ep2).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore Tony's 1962 Jaguar Mark 2 - which has been stored in a garage for nearly two decades - to its former glory. (S5 Ep2/10).

Ken Bruce hosts the second heat, as more music enthusiasts are put to the test to see who can come out top of the pops and secure a place in the Grand Final. (S2 Ep4).

Prof Suzannah Lipscomb delves deep into how, over centuries, members of the British royal family have been both victims and perpetrators of criminal acts. (S2 Ep4).

In the US, Suranne investigates the infamous Salem witch trials, tracing their legacy through history from McCarthyism to the present day. (Ep2/2).

Neil, who's 84, has fallen down the stairs at home. Doctors are worried about his shoulder and heart. Danny, who's 25, has been knocked off his motorbike. (S12 Ep12/21).

Gerry, who's 75, is rushed to A&E with a dangerously high heart rate of over 250 BPM. Six-year-old Daniel has an infected blister on his foot. (S10 Ep22/24).

Paramedics treat a midwife who's in agony, a man whose jaw is trembling and filling with fluid, and a woman with a wound that won't stop bleeding. (S7 Ep2).

Prof Suzannah Lipscomb delves deep into how, over centuries, members of the British royal family have been both victims and perpetrators of criminal acts. (S2 Ep4).

Neil, who's 84, has fallen down the stairs at home. Doctors are worried about his shoulder and heart. Danny, who's 25, has been knocked off his motorbike. (S12 Ep12/21).

Paramedics treat a midwife who's in agony, a man whose jaw is trembling and filling with fluid, and a woman with a wound that won't stop bleeding. (S7 Ep2).

Gerry, who's 75, is rushed to A&E with a dangerously high heart rate of over 250 BPM. Six-year-old Daniel has an infected blister on his foot. (S10 Ep22/24).

Is there anything Scottish about Scotch eggs? Why is honey off the menu for tiny tots? And in Argentina, home of the steak, the truth about the blood-like juice in packs of beef. (S20 Ep2).

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the answer is explosive, and nearly blows Jimmy away.

Stephen and Christine from Birmingham are keen to bag a bargain in Davenport, Florida. Ben Hillman shows them five great properties for their £100k, but are any the home of their dreams.

We catch up with expats chasing their dream lives abroad. The owners of a Spanish hotel feel financial pressures, and did a barman's business survive Covid? (S5 Ep1).

This time, Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth's restorations include a 1947 Harley-Davidson and a redundant airplane seat. (S7 Ep16).

In Lincolnshire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet Pete, whose former chicken sheds are stacked with unwanted stuff, including a toilet cistern and a dressing room mirror. (S7 Ep17).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to south Wales to rescue former boy racer Huw's rusty Vauxhall Astra GTE, which has been off the road for over 20 years. (S4 Ep8/10).

This time, the competition begins at Woodleys Farmhouse in Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire, where newbie B&Ber Toni Kupitz is nervous about her breakfast service.

The B&Bers head to Finch Cottage in Wiltshire, run by husband and wife Eddie and Karen Deighton. But the lack of TVs in the bedrooms is a big turn-off for some of their guests.

Ian and his fiancée Karen host at The Bell Inn in Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex. Their guests are reeled in by a fun day of fishing, but a room with a spooky view gives Frankie a bedtime fright.

The last visit of the week is to Frasers Guest House in Battlesbridge, where sisters Georgie and Frankie hope that their B&B's location in an antiques district will be a hit.

The B&Bers are keen to challenge each other about their feedback on payment day. Accusations of game playing ensure a tense end to the competition, before the winner is announced.

Lexi hopes to bond with Sam and Jackson. Bobby and Milly try to mend Johnno's broken heart. And puppy Cookie may be too much for dancers Ash and Mike. (S3 Ep10).

Brand new series - After a wet and stormy autumn leaves the project months behind schedule, the new year brings new cheer, as the build hits a major milestone. (Ep3).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend pull out all the stops to restore a 1965 classic car that was left in storage after its owner John had a heart attack. (S5 Ep5/10).

It's the third heat, as Ken Bruce tests more music lovers from across the UK all hoping to give a smash-hit performance and secure a place in the Grand Final. (S2 Ep5).

Cyclist and dad-of-three John has crashed face first into a car. Adrian, 89, arrives at A&E with chest pains. He reminisces about his career as governor of Pentonville prison. (S10 Ep24/24).

A crane operator who's been crushed under steel at work is flown in, and Dr Jonathan Papson calls in reinforcements when the young worker's vital signs worsen. (S2 Ep4).

The heli-medics help a man with a single back wound who's not sure if he's been shot or stabbed. And a cyclist needs immediate life-saving treatment on the roadside. (S4 Ep5).

We scale the snow-capped peaks of Argentina's magical Los Glaciares, before soaring up the granite spires of Cerro Torre and Mount Fitz Roy. (Ep5).

Paramedics are called to a motorcyclist who has collided with a deer, a man with a bruised bottom, and a woman experiencing heart palpitations. (S7 Ep3).

Cyclist and dad-of-three John has crashed face first into a car. Adrian, 89, arrives at A&E with chest pains. He reminisces about his career as governor of Pentonville prison. (S10 Ep24/24).

Amanda Byram is plunged into darkness in the rhubarb triangle. Andi Oliver reveals how much sugar is in our takeaway milkshakes. And Matt Tebbutt investigates sunflower seeds. (S19 Ep7).

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Jelly beans don't contain gelatine, so what is the jelly in a jelly bean? Kate Quilton visits the world's largest jelly bean producer to find out. And why is maple syrup so expensive.

David and Megan love Axarquía in Spain, with its rich Moorish history and beautiful countryside, but are torn between buying a holiday home in the countryside or a practical village house.

In Portugal, holiday hosts set themselves a new challenge. In Spain, a former café owner works out her next move as she fights to keep her Spanish dream alive. (S5 Ep2).

In Glastonbury, Simon O'Brien makes a Flintstones-style table out of antique roof tiles, while Henry Cole fashions a quirky lamp out of traffic lights. (S7 Ep18).

In Lincolnshire, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet mangle collector Colin, who's trying to find a home for his late father's possessions, including a motorbike he won in a raffle! (S7 Ep19).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Eastbourne to secretly restore farmer Keith's 1962 Mini Cooper S, which has been rotting in a shed for decades. (S4 Ep9/10).

At the Grantham Arms in Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, hosts Simon and Joe hope that dazzling décor and Joe's amazing hosting skills will be a winning combination.

For the week's second visit, the B&Bers go glamping at Driftwood Luxury Lodges in Derbyshire. Host Carl is obsessed with interior design, but is his stylish homemade furniture practical.

Rick and Sarah Blaney host the third visit at The Stamford in Southport. But the seaside stay gets off to a bad start when the 'impersonal' self check-in leaves some guests out in the cold.

Mum and daughter Annelies and Claudia Richardson host the final visit of the week at The Fauconberg Arms in North Yorkshire, where they think the food is just as important as the rooms.

Payment day brings frank discussions about everything from questionable hosting skills to substandard breakfasts, before the B&Bers learn how much they've been paid and who's won.

Will Winnie's behaviour get in the way of finding a new home? And Simba looks for love with Jenny, but his instant bond with her brother could be a problem. (S3 Ep11).

Brand new series - Spring is in the air and the family juggle lambing season with making the renovation watertight. And there's exciting news from the planners. (Ep4).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a 1967 British classic for oil worker Steve, who bought the car for a bargain price over 20 years ago. (S5 Ep4/10).

Ken Bruce hosts the fourth heat, as five more contestants compete in the ultimate test of pop knowledge to try and prove that they're number one. (S2 Ep6).

In a castle in Transylvania, the legend of a bloodthirsty tyrant lives on even after his death. (Ep3).

Beth, 68, is rushed to A&E after falling down her stairs and breaking her ankle. Leigh, 67, has head injuries after being knocked off his bicycle in a hit-and-run incident. (S11 Ep7/11).

Motorcyclist Michelle, who's 50, is rushed to A&E after crashing headfirst into a lamp post. Eleanor, who's due to give birth in a week, has cut her thumb on a cleaver. (S11 Ep6/11).

Paramedics are called to a suspected drugs overdose, and a man with a deep cut on his head refuses to go to hospital for fear that he won't come out again. (S7 Ep4).

Beth, 68, is rushed to A&E after falling down her stairs and breaking her ankle. Leigh, 67, has head injuries after being knocked off his bicycle in a hit-and-run incident. (S11 Ep7/11).

Motorcyclist Michelle, who's 50, is rushed to A&E after crashing headfirst into a lamp post. Eleanor, who's due to give birth in a week, has cut her thumb on a cleaver. (S11 Ep6/11).

Jimmy investigates turmeric in India, and Kate finds out how much milk is in chocolate, while Andi draws the short straw and investigates asparagus and pungent pee problems. (S19 Ep3).

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Kirstie Allsopp demonstrates how to make a personalised vintage doormat and cute coasters using spray paint, old tiles and serviettes.

Pat and Anya are looking for a holiday home on Florida's southern Gulf Coast where they can spend quality family time with their daughter. Ben Hillman shows them what their £150k can buy.

Do a couple have what it takes to start hosting weddings at their 18th-century manor house? And the future of a glamping site in Spain is at risk of wildfires. (S5 Ep3).

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet Katherine and Bex, who run a Somerset animal sanctuary. Restorations and upcycles include the biggest guinea pig hutch you've ever seen! (S7 Ep20).

Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth catch a ferry to Northern Ireland to meet Dave, whose workshop is a treasure trove, including a church pew and a ladder that becomes a wardrobe. (S7 Ep21).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take Tim's 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback on a road trip to revisit some of their favourite cars from series one to four. (S4 Ep10/10).

The week kicks off in Monmouthshire, south Wales, at Kenny and Ben's Creates Monmouth B&B. The guests are wowed by the wild interiors, but one of them worries about a lack of privacy.

Visit two is to Coastal Park Accommodation in Llanelli, run by Claire. Some cleanliness concerns leave one pair of guests quibbling, and there's a fiery exchange over evening drinks.

Billy and Tracy host the week's third visit, at The Queens at Horton pub and B&B in Shropshire. Former police officer Billy thinks that anything less than perfection is a cop-out.

The final visit is to Whychurch Farm Glamping in Wiltshire, where host Caroline gets her guests to muck in on the farm. But the DIY breakfast hampers make for some not-so-happy glampers.

On payment day, the B&Bers argue about alarms and clash over cleanliness before the payments are revealed and the best value B&B of the week is crowned.

Deaf couple Danni and Salomon try to break through Milo the cavoodle's separation anxiety. And Steve and Fiona hope to match with Bear, an abused Border collie. (S3 Ep12).

Brand new series - It's summer and a huge landmark is reached: Anty John's has electric light for the first time ever. And Amanda reflects on an emotional year. (Ep5).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend tackle a 1980s French hot hatch: a Renault 5 GT Turbo that's owner Ben's dream car, but has been gathering dust in a garage. (S5 Ep6/10).

Ken Bruce hosts the fifth heat as five more contestants take on the challenge, all hoping to secure a place in the Grand Final and become PopMaster TV champion. (S2 Ep7).

German drama from Walter Presents set in the 1980s in a decaying East Germany. When Lotte's son is arrested, Margot's offer to help is conditional. In German/subs. (Ep3&4).

Liam has collapsed after having four epileptic seizures in a day. Mair has severe chest pain; doctor Tom has to discuss whether she wants to be resuscitated if her heart stops. (S11 Ep4/11).

Tony has fallen headfirst onto a tiled floor while doing DIY. Charlie was assaulted on his way home from a night out. And Lucy, 10, has been having seizures for 48 hours. (S11 Ep10/11).

Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Liza Tarbuck take on Sarah Millican and Romesh Ranganathan. Phill Jupitus joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley. (S7 Ep13).

Liam has collapsed after having four epileptic seizures in a day. Mair has severe chest pain; doctor Tom has to discuss whether she wants to be resuscitated if her heart stops. (S11 Ep4/11).

What's the most nutritious lettuce in a salad bag? Is sea salt all it's cracked up to be? And in Suffolk, Briony May Williams explores the difference between light and dark ales. (S20 Ep3).

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why do rhubarb and custard go so well together? (S19 Ep5).

Married couple Mo and Anthony are looking for a holiday apartment with sea views in Torremolinos on Spain's Costa del Sol. Laura Hamilton shows them five properties for their £130k budget.

Linda and Alan want to buy a holiday home to escape the Scottish Highland climate. Laura Hamilton shows them five properties with incredible views for their budget of £150,000.

Jane and Jilly want to buy a holiday home in the picturesque Dordogne region of south west France. Laura Hamilton shows them five incredible properties for their budget of £100,000.

In vibrant Leeds, Phil's with Kinga and Dave as they take on the fast-moving market, while Kirstie helps Max put down roots up north to be closer to new partner Dan. (S37 Ep4).

In the Home Counties, Kirstie helps Harvie and Ranjit. Will dazzling kitchens and heated pools be enough for their £1.6 million budget? And Phil helps Zosia and David find their first home.

Glasgow. The first host, part-time princess and full-time hairdresser Jen, hopes that her pink-themed night of no-nonsense grub and good fun can bag her the grand. (Ep1/5).

Glasgow. Psychic medium Robert plans to wow his guests with his Turkish wedding-inspired menu and a smattering of spirituality. But is it enough to put him in the top spot? (Ep2/5).

Glasgow. Food vlogger Darren serves up deep-fried delights, including lasagne, lettuce and chocolate bars. Are his guests in battered bliss, or is it too much for some? (Ep3/5).

Glasgow. Partnerships manager Dorine goes all out with glitter and gold, and a French-inspired menu sprinkled with flavours of her childhood. But tensions rise among her guests. (Ep4/5).

Glasgow. Nail technician Kasia hopes that her traditional Polish food and lively entertainment will impress her guests - after she spent the week criticising their food! (Ep5/5).

The week kicks off at the Juniperlea Inn in Midlothian, where host Carly aims to wow her rivals with her stylish décor. But one guest certainly isn't wowed by the roadside location.

The guests head to Starshinezzz in County Durham. Host Dave Taylor hopes that his renowned hospitality will make him a winner, but a chaotic breakfast could scupper his plans.

It's Barney's turn to host, at The Hideaway at Baxby Manor in North Yorkshire. His guests are charmed by the countryside 'Hobbit Huts', but hidden costs ruin things for one pair.

The last visit of the week is to Jodie and Enya's Hideout Hotel in Hull. The guests are impressed by the self-catered apartments, until a dramatic breakfast derails one pair's stay.

It's payment day, and the B&Bers debate their differences on everything from sleep issues to bathroom hygiene, before the winning B&B is crowned.

In this compilation episode focussing on how quickly an ordinary day can turn into a medical emergency, a woman falls through a glass door and another head-butts a wall while gardening.

Jack, 11, has been hit by a motorbike while walking to his first day at secondary school. He managed to push his friend out of the way but has sustained a fractured skull. (S11 Ep9/11).

Stephan, 39, has sudden arrhythmic death syndrome, 19-year-old Emmanuel Junior has an acute attack of sickle cell disease, and 40-year-old Fernanda has abdominal pain. (S11 Ep5/11).

The heli-medics race to help Yvonne, who's in cardiac arrest. And in the Peaks, they land on top of a steep ridge where Donna collapsed while out walking. (S4 Ep6).

Paramedics are called to a van and a car that have collided, a woman who fears her chest pains could be a sign of a heart attack, and a man struggling to breathe. (S7 Ep5).

Jack, 11, has been hit by a motorbike while walking to his first day at secondary school. He managed to push his friend out of the way but has sustained a fractured skull. (S11 Ep9/11).

Stephan, 39, has sudden arrhythmic death syndrome, 19-year-old Emmanuel Junior has an acute attack of sickle cell disease, and 40-year-old Fernanda has abdominal pain. (S11 Ep5/11).

why do rhubarb and custard go so well together? (S19 Ep5).

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George meets a couple who are crafting a magical den, and a technician turning a jet engine into a supersonic camper. He also discovers lip-smacking designs in a Chilean winery. (S9 Ep3).

Steve and Celine's 1960s Warwickshire house is a neglected embarrassment. Innovative architect Graeme Williamson brings his A-game to help fix this tatty A-frame. (S3 Ep1).

In Portsmouth, George helps a couple make sense of their poorly planned Victorian terrace. In the Cotswolds, he visits a woman converting two listed cottages into one family home. (S3 Ep4).

Edinburgh. Property manager Sharon hosts with a culinary nod to her Australasian travels. Will the guests enjoy her fishy feast and didgeridoo, or will it be a bushtucker blunder? (Ep1/5).

Edinburgh. Management consultant Anthony hosts. The evening kicks off with a surprise visitor and Sharon takes a stab at the vegetarian roulade, before a game of tabletop croquet. (Ep2/5).

Edinburgh. Library worker Carmen serves up posh versions of her childhood favourites and asks her guests to come dressed as their 10-year-old selves! But there's a dessert disaster. (Ep3/5).

Edinburgh. American-born Gerald takes his guests Stateside with diner-themed classics. But he's on the back foot when finicky foodie Anthony gives his grub a grilling. (Ep4/5).

Edinburgh. On the final night, geography teacher Ashley hopes that her magical evening of enchanted food will send her to the top of the leaderboard. Will she win the £1000 prize? (Ep5/5).

The competition begins at NightSky Glamping in Abersoch, run by Angie and her daughter Caitlin. The guests love the hot tubs and views, but one of them admits that they hate camping.

Visit two is to Johnny Dough's Restaurant with Rooms in Conwy, north Wales. After a boat trip, host Morgan reveals his surprising past. Will his efforts produce good scores in the feedback.

We're off to the Peak District for the week's third visit, at The Royal Oak, run by Kadir. But two sets of guests experience some mouldy misery in their bathrooms.

The last visit of the week is to The Dovecote Inn in Nottinghamshire, run by Sam and Sophie. Can their cracking continental turn things around after an underwhelming day out.

On payment day, cutlery quibbles, grout gripes and breakfast bombshells are debated, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

South London. The first host, security guard Michelle, serves a 'pineapple paradise' and her first attempt at a vegan meal. Will there be more dystopian dishes than blissful bites? (Ep1/5).

South London. Mike oozes confidence as he treats his guests to Caribbean food in full Elvis get-up. But will there be suspicious minds when he serves up shop-bought ice cream? (Ep2/5).

South London. Staar hopes to chill her guests out with meditation, crystals and a vegan menu. Can her earth mother vibes win them over, or will they remain confirmed carnivores? (Ep3/5).

South London. Super-organised Nesha goes all out with an authentic Jamaican menu and a classy-but-sexy dress code. She's bigged herself up all week but can she deliver on the night? (Ep4/5).

South London. Events manager Rory tops off the week with an Asian-themed menu. Decked out in his finery, he pulls out all the stops, but will a dessert disaster scupper his chances? (Ep5/5).

A look back at some memorable patients at St George's. A retired firefighter has been accidentally hit in the face with a golf club. Four-year-old Elliott has an object stuck up his nose.

A terrified teenager has fractured her pelvis in a road accident. Dr Miriam Yassa helps an off-road motorbiker who's collided with a kangaroo. (S2 Ep5).

It's New Year's Eve in Sydney and hundreds of thousands of people have turned out to see the fireworks displays. But it's anything but party time for Police Rescue. (Ep4).

A motorcycle collision on the M25 creates chaos. A runner has a cardiac arrest during a 5k park run. And a man's fallen down some stairs and fractured his femur. (S4 Ep7).

A terrified teenager has fractured her pelvis in a road accident. Dr Miriam Yassa helps an off-road motorbiker who's collided with a kangaroo. (S2 Ep5).

It's New Year's Eve in Sydney and hundreds of thousands of people have turned out to see the fireworks displays. But it's anything but party time for Police Rescue. (Ep4).

A look back at some memorable patients at St George's. A retired firefighter has been accidentally hit in the face with a golf club. Four-year-old Elliott has an object stuck up his nose.

A motorcycle collision on the M25 creates chaos. A runner has a cardiac arrest during a 5k park run. And a man's fallen down some stairs and fractured his femur. (S4 Ep7).

Shopping with TJC.

Shopping with TJC.

Kirstie Allsopp puts celebrities to the test with tough crafting challenges. Reality star Sam Thompson and TV personality Debbie McGee test their skills with marbled clay napkin rings.

Danni Menzies helps Cheshire couple Alison and Stephen find a holiday home in the charming town of Marseillan in the south of France. With a budget of £115,000, they are spoilt for choice.

Is an astronomy-themed retreat still shooting for the stars? A Spanish cycling business gets back in the saddle. Can a couple complete their dream Italian home? (S5 Ep4).

In this first-ever episode, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien unearth a church pew, create a fish tank from scrap and uncover a very special petrol tank. (S1 Ep1/20).

In East Sussex and Hertfordshire, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien's finds include a Victorian egg incubator. (S1 Ep2/20).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a 1971 coupé with a Ferrari engine. Its owner Chris had to put the restoration on hold when he was diagnosed with cancer. (S5 Ep8/10).

The competition begins in Newquay, Cornwall, at Avalon Guest House. Hosts Helen and Paul hope that their love of all things lime green will help their guests to relax.

Visit two is to Somerset, and The Bear Inn, run by Matt and Zoe. A day of survival training fails to get the sparks flying for some of the guests.

Siblings Chris and Nicky Horton welcome their rivals to The Chelsea Hotel in Bournemouth. Their design touches are a hit with some guests, but personal preferences lead to breakfast bother.

The last visit of the week is to The Holford Arms in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, where Will Robson and Loz Cooper plan to put their pub's prized produce into the spotlight.

It's payment day, and time for the airing of grievances. After the disagreements are (sort of) settled, the payments are revealed and the winners are crowned.

Series that meets people who call our canal network home. Paul and Chris take their floating pizzeria through the Peaks, while solo boater Emma embarks on an epic adventure. (Ep1/20).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore an iconic 1967 Fiat 500 that's been rusting away in owner Duncan's garage. It's a race against time to get the Italian job done. (S5 Ep1/10).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend use all their know-how to restore Ray's superstylish 1960s British sports car: a Sunbeam Alpine. (S5 Ep3/10).

Ken Bruce hosts the sixth heat, as more pop quiz boffins compete across six rounds, including Original PopMaster and 3-in-10. Who'll make it to the Grand Final? (S2 Ep8).

Scott is rushed into Queen's Medical Centre by air ambulance after crashing his motorbike at 100mph. And Peter has been crushed by an eight-tonne static caravan. (S33 Ep3).

Behind the scenes of the most creative-thinking ship ever built - Symphony of the Seas. It's embarkation day and the crew prepare for the arrival of the passengers. (Ep1).

Tulsi, 12, is airlifted to St George's after falling from a cliff near Hastings. Bus driver Adam, 39, faces lengthy emergency surgery after his motorbike collided with a car. (S11 Ep11/11).

Paramedics treat a young man who's drunk and passed out in the street, a man with suspected gallstones, and a pregnant woman who's vomiting continuously. (S7 Ep6).

Scott is rushed into Queen's Medical Centre by air ambulance after crashing his motorbike at 100mph. And Peter has been crushed by an eight-tonne static caravan. (S33 Ep3).

Tulsi, 12, is airlifted to St George's after falling from a cliff near Hastings. Bus driver Adam, 39, faces lengthy emergency surgery after his motorbike collided with a car. (S11 Ep11/11).

This special episode looks back at some favourite choc-based investigations from the Food Unwrapped archives, from dark and white chocolate to the gooey bit in After Eights.

Shopping with TJC.

Shopping with TJC.

Kirstie Allsopp puts celebs to the test in tricky crafting challenges. Comedians Rufus Hound and Jenny Eclair compete to make kimono-style garments in just 30 minutes.

Mother and daughter Rhona and Nina want to find a family holiday home that could also work as a B&B, in the French region of Limousin. Jasmine Harman shows them what their £165,000 can buy.

Have British craft brewers managed to crack the Portuguese beer market? And are a couple of hair stylists still making the cut in Benidorm? (S5 Ep5).

In London and the West Midlands, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien uncover a potato oven and an old petrol pump. (S1 Ep3/20).

A water trough and a cartwheel are among the items ripe for reclamation by Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien. (S1 Ep4/20).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore Tony's 1962 Jaguar Mark 2 - which has been stored in a garage for nearly two decades - to its former glory. (S5 Ep2/10).

The week begins at the Old Rose & Crown in Birmingham, with hosts Andrew and Jo Hodges. But problems with paintwork and missing milk leave them with some meaty feedback to chew over.

Jill and Inez host the second visit of the week, at Middlewick in Glastonbury. The guests are confounded by a cottage next to a camping pod, and by the avocado breakfast offering.

Hosts Jamie and Leila teach their guests all about their family heritage at The Griffin Inn in Lincolnshire. But the dirt is dished about the decorating, and damp patches are a problem.

Julie and Alistair host the final visit, at Crossroads House in Carlisle. The roadside location and mismatched décor raise eyebrows, and Julie has a crisis of confidence in the kitchen.

It's feedback time as the B&Bers discuss paying for breakfast and picky comments about paintwork. Harsh truths are aired before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Carrie and her dog Winnie begin their new life on the water, but will their new sofa fit in their narrowboat? And Emma's boat runs into trouble and springs a leak. (Ep2/20).

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend get their hands on a legendary British two-seater sports car, the Caterham 7 - an amateur racer's dream - owned by family man Jason. (S5 Ep9/10).

It's a case of conservation over restoration as Tim and Fuzz tackle a 1941 Austin 10 Utility Truck, a British army relic owned by farmer and ex-soldier Ted. (S5 Ep10/10).

It's the seventh heat and Ken Bruce tests another five players on their music know-how. And like a great big fizzy drinks factory, expect a whole load of pop! (S2 Ep9).

Prof Suzannah Lipscomb explores incidents of epic royal spending; what made King George IV's coronation so expensive that it ended a 1000-year tradition? (S2 Ep5).

A cutting-edge scientific investigation reveals surprising facts about the crew of Henry VIII's favourite warship, redefining what we thought we knew about Tudor England.