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Paramedics rush 86-year-old Filippo to St George's with a suspected stroke. Susan, who's 80, has fractured her leg. And teenager Tilly has hurt her ankle during gymnastics.

Meeting families who have endured life-changing tragedy and exploring how grief can shape lives. And nine-year-old chatterbox Rezwan has a rash on his ankle.

Mike's come off his bike and is experiencing altered sensations in his legs. Luke's also had a serious bike crash with a piece of his bone left lying on the road.

Paramedics rush 86-year-old Filippo to St George's with a suspected stroke. Susan, who's 80, has fractured her leg. And teenager Tilly has hurt her ankle during gymnastics.

Meeting families who have endured life-changing tragedy and exploring how grief can shape lives. And nine-year-old chatterbox Rezwan has a rash on his ankle.

Kate Quilton discovers whether shallots are actually just small onions, Helen Lawal finds out why sheep's cheese is available in the supermarket, but sheep's milk is not, and Matt Tebbutt learns the best way to bake 6000 potatoes in one batch.

Presenting the latest products live on television that can be ordered directly. The product range extends from vacuum cleaners and bath towels to sports equipment.

Naomi and Joe host first at The Trap Inn in Northumberland. The guests love the décor, and a boat trip to spot some puffins is a big hit. But their porridge is a real sticking point.

At The Newholme Hotel in Blackpool, Nigel and Damian offer budget prices with high-end touches. But a surprise in the loo and a slimy serving at breakfast cause serious concerns.

Liz and Tracey host at Portsonachan Hotel in Argyll and Bute. Some dirty discoveries dampen the guests' initial delight, and a guided tour of Inveraray Castle serves up some spooky tales.

The final visit is to Lamlash Bay Hotel on the Isle of Arran. As former cabin crew, host Meg hopes her customer service will fly her to victory, but a follicle failure taints her feedback.

On the final day, the guests rifle through the feedback, which covers a lavatory let-down and fiddled French toast. The payments are revealed, and a winner is announced.

In Leeds, Catherine Williams is cooking a South American-inspired menu, with a separate prawn main course for herself. However, when she informs her guests that she is partial to a bacon sandwich, it causes more than a bit of confusion.

The second to host in Leeds is outspoken South African Garth Kirsten-Landman, who is hoping that his unusual menu - which includes kangaroo meat - will bag him the £1,000 prize.

It's day three in Leeds and the turn of banker Sam Appleby to host. Fun-loving Sam is having a 'Best of British' themed night, complete with his Henry VIII outfit - which includes an enormous codpiece.

Day four in Leeds sees company administrator Louise Emmerson host. She has opted for a Mediterranean menu inspired by her former mother-in-law, featuring Madrid chicken and aubergine bake.

It's the final day of the competition in Leeds and the turn of high-flying property developer Diane Jones to host. She believes she's managed to keep her wealth and lifestyle a secret from the group so far. How wrong can she be?

The competition kicks off at Trecarne House in Liskeard, Cornwall, where owners Trish and Tom Brock-Morgan hope to be crowned the best value B&B of the week.

The second visit of the week is to Windsor in Berkshire, where Captain Dominic Read runs the Magna Carta, a 5 star floating B&B.

The third visit is to Ash Cottage in Leeds, Kent, where Rayne and Chris Deal hope to be crowned best B&B of the week.

The final visit is to A Room with a View in Brighton where owner Stephen Bull and housekeeper Joanna Harris hope their nine room establishment can deliver a top-notch experience.

The B&B owners come together to confront their critics face to face, learn what their guests think their rooms are worth and find out who is going to be crowned the best value.

The boys take on a VW Golf GTI Mk2, an eighties classic that belongs to former bus driver Darren who was tragically injured in a road accident.

Tim and Fuzz take on one of the most divisive British sports cars ever made - a Triumph TR7, a British Leyland relic from the 1970s.

A lurcher with a broken tail comes in with the stray warden. She's been used for hare-coursing and needs serious care. Small but confident collie-cross puppy Joey, and springy toy poodle Gizmo, who has social anxieties, also seek homes.

The demand for dogs has risen sharply in the UK in 2020, so the staff at Wood Green, the Animals Charity, work hard to match homeless dogs with new owners. They hope loved-up Ryan and Katie fall for Kevin the French bulldog.

In Cannes, Sandi Toksvig discovers a canine film award. In Grasse, she makes scent, later it's cocktails in the Antibes bar where "Great Gatsby" author Scott Fitzgerald used to drink.