TV Guide for Now Saturday 11 in More4

IT manager Bea serves up an international night inspired by her travels. But there's confusion over her Cretan feta and her geographical guessing game goes nowhere.

Wine connoisseur Adam plans to impress his guests with fine food and posh plonk. But will a custard catastrophe jeopardise his score.

On the third night, cycling enthusiast Steve plans an evening of globetrotting cuisine. But a hot sauce challenge leaves Adam red-faced.

Mum-of-four Lisa plans a night of 'pure entertainment', featuring back-to-basics grub and an interpretive dance challenge.

Hairdresser Lorna hosts the final night of the week, featuring a cremated main and some shocking revelations, before the winner is announced.

The week kicks off at Tess and Pete's seaside retreat, Rooms@119 in Ramsgate. Things don't get off to the best start, and their first-ever six-person breakfast doesn't go to plan either.

Mum-and-daughter duo Laurain and Kerry host the week's second visit, at Stable Oak Cottages in Maidstone, Kent. But will the DIY facilities and a messy bathroom cost them the competition.

Glamping is on the menu for the week's third visit, at Hedgerow Luxury Glamping in Clitheroe, where dairy farmer hosts Hillary and Mark plan to show their guests some high-end hospitality.

The final visit is to The Antelope Inn in Wiltshire, where hosts Natasha and Tanya strive for success. But unpleasant stains and a cold breakfast result in some rough feedback.

Payment day promises to be a tense affair, as the B&Bers take each other to task over some controversial comments. But which B&B has won the week.

The staff at St George's tackle one of their most dramatic and unusual emergencies. Rail worker Alan has been hit by a high-speed train and is at risk of losing his right arm.

Eleven-month-old Isabel is rushed to St George's after having a fit and becoming unconscious. And 22-year-old Felix is brought in with a self-inflicted stab wound.

An air ambulance team races to help Helen, who's trapped in her car after a crash on the A66. Teenager Jamie has a broken jaw and a possible spinal injury after falling 10 feet.

The air ambulance teams cut short an appearance at a charity event to treat a dirtbiker who's crashed at speed. Another off-road motorbiker breaks his thigh bone in the Pennines.

The staff at St George's tackle one of their most dramatic and unusual emergencies. Rail worker Alan has been hit by a high-speed train and is at risk of losing his right arm.

Eleven-month-old Isabel is rushed to St George's after having a fit and becoming unconscious. And 22-year-old Felix is brought in with a self-inflicted stab wound.