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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.

The team race to find family on one of their most valuable ever cases. When an NHS pathologist passes away, the search leads to a family torn apart by tuberculosis.

The competition kicks off at stately home Anstey Hall in Cambridge, with father and son combo John and Johnny de Bruyne.

The second visit of the competition is to clothes-free Clover Spa and Hotel in Birmingham where owner Tim Higgs hopes to convert his rivals to the joys of naturism.

The third visit of the week is to The Angel Hotel in Coleford, Gloucestershire, managed by Mark Davidson and Layla Caton.

The final visit of the week is to Higher Gitcombe, in Totnes, Devon, where owners Paul and Lynnie Jolly set out to spoil their guests rotten.

It's the final day in the competition and Anstey Hall is up first. Owners John and Johnny want to get to the bottom of Tim's negative comments about his small towel and their self-service breakfast.

In Yeovil, Somerset, the first to host is 28-year-old PR manager Emmy Webster, who hopes to impress her guests with locally sourced produce and a main course of Somerset pork.

Disc jockey Steve Carpenter is second to host in Yeovil. A bon viveur, raconteur and quick wit, Steve hopes that sourcing the finest ingredients for his 'country style' cooking will secure him the £1000 prize.

Hosting the third dinner party in Yeovil is diminutive fork-lift driver Mel Dunford. With an exotic menu, including her own invention - duck vindaloo - Mel hopes to prove her doubters wrong.

In the Yeovil area, tonight's host is business owner and muscle man Alan Bunter. He hopes that his enthusiasm for all things Japanese will rub off on his guests and propel him into the lead.

Last to host in Yeovil is 50-year-old used car dealer Andy Neil. He's supremely confident that his fine dining experience, along with the beautiful surroundings of his 'amazing home' will bag him the £1000 prize.

The competition commences at N'ista Boutique Rooms in Birkdale, Merseyside, where hosts Ian and Sally hope a trip to a lawnmower museum will be a hit with their guests.

Mark and Sean host the week's second visit at Oakleigh Guest House in Blackpool, where their USP is value for money. But one pair of guests are upset when their room is a tight squeeze.

After an enforced Covid break, the competition continues as Linda Milner hosts a socially distanced stay at Bay House in Scarborough. The pandemic proves to be the topic on everyone's lips.

Mum and daughter Suzie and Dani Bushby are the final hosts of the week, at The Farrier in Cayton, North Yorkshire. Horse-loving Dani hopes to share her passion with their guests.

It's the final day of the competition, and there are some scores to be settled about nitpicking feedback and plenty of tears, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

George helps out at the restoration of an Edwardian arts and crafts terrace house in London, where the amazing original features need plenty of TLC. This renovation is a labour of love as the couple set about painstakingly restoring its features.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Essex with two savvy couples taking advantage of a first-time buyer scheme to help them onto the property ladder. But neither couple can stretch their budget any further than the £450,000 cap.

A young couple decide to take on an average 1950s house and turn it into an architectural masterpiece. After a year of searching, Ben and Rachel Hammond stumbled upon a house buried within the leafy depths of a beautiful south London park.

In stunning Sa Pa, comedian Bill Bailey uncovers longstanding cultural traditions - alongside the healing properties of a bath.