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A patient with an ankle injury recalls how meeting her husband saved her life. And 84-year-old Ioannis is treated for dizziness as his kids speak warmly of a brave, loving father.

An 11-year-old is rushed in after being hit by a car. A woman's tripped over her cat. And a doctor describes the painful decision to live away from home during the Covid pandemic.

Chris and Lynne from Yorkshire have devoted years to looking after their six children and foster children. Now they're looking for a home in Mojácar, Spain, for holidays with the family.

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Teleshopping with High Street TV.

John and Elleke Ross welcome their rivals to the Mevagissey Bay Hotel in Cornwall. Catherine and Andrew are dazzled by the decking but puzzled by a mysterious gap around their door.

Jay and Sarah Brewer host at Glebe House Cottages in Devon. At breakfast, their bakery baskets pass the taste test, but the menu leaves the guests wanting more.

Catherine and Andrew Watt host at their converted police station, the Kings Park Hotel in Nottinghamshire. John and Elleke get forensic with the furniture. Sarah feels boxed in by her room.

Sarah Smith welcomes her guests to The Dukes in Bedfordshire, where she's under pressure to deliver at breakfast, and some of the feedback is hard to stomach.

It's the day of reckoning for the B&Bers. Whose property will emerge from the thud and blunder of bitter recrimination as the best value for money.

Clairvoyant and medium Yvette Tamara hosts the first night, which gets off to a spooky start when two of her guests find a ghostbusting machine.

Data analyst John has a passion for military re-enactment and barks orders at the dinner table. But not everyone likes his Filipino pork stew and psychedelic dessert.

Competitive project manager Yemi Christopher-Soares adds some heat to the competition with a Nigerian-inspired menu. But is her main too spicy for her guests.

Account manager Jono Simm hosts with a wholesome and hearty menu. But some of his guests aren't convinced by his cooking.

Party-loving Lisa Townend hosts the final night with a mysterious menu of French fancies and innovative human roulette entertainment.

The competition starts at The Oak Tree Cottage in Burley, where Jacqui hopes that her homely approach will win the day. But her communal breakfast doesn't go down well with some guests.

The second visit is to The Rising Sun Inn, in Bath, where owners Lorraine Hawkins and Norman Butcher impose a dress code for dinner. Some of their guests get flirty over breakfast.

Martin and Catherine Crosswaite pride themselves on their great Yorkshire hospitality at The Busfeild Arms in East Morton. But Martin's past shocks their guests.

The final visit is to Patrick Duggan's Epstein House in Liverpool, where there's a competitive Beatles-themed game of charades and some shocking revelations.

It's the last day and Patrick has some questions for Jacqui and Jane, while Martin and Catherine have some explaining to do, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Can Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend overcome major mechanical challenges to get Rick's prized BMW back on the road after a decade? Johnny Vegas revs up for the reveal.

Fuzz is buzzing to restore John's rare 1934 Hornet, but there's no driver's manual and parts are scarce. Can Fuzz win Tim over to pre-war cars.

An 11-year-old terrier cross arrives at Woodgreen shellshocked from the loss of her lifelong companion. And Tasmin from London is about to embark on a whirlwind romance.

Albie the Jack Russell has a second chance of a home with 10-year-old George. And a mistreated lurcher called Sam needs some home comforts. Will visitors see past his size.

It's journey's end on the Côte d'Azur for Sandi Toksvig as she explores Monaco's luxury millionaire lifestyle of fast cars, superyachts and a world-famous casino.

A 74-year-old comes to St George's after an unexplained fall. And a woman with potentially life-changing injuries from playing rugby describes her issues with mental health.

Nineteen-year-old Daniel has come off his motorbike. His mum Diana hurries to hospital to be by his side. Builder William injured his ankle while playing basketball.

A 74-year-old comes to St George's after an unexplained fall. And a woman with potentially life-changing injuries from playing rugby describes her issues with mental health.

Nineteen-year-old Daniel has come off his motorbike. His mum Diana hurries to hospital to be by his side. Builder William injured his ankle while playing basketball.