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It's spring, which means that the entire family are on lambing duty. But they also still find time to transform the upstairs at Anty John's into individual rooms. And they prepare the cream tea van for the summer tourist influx.

The 'red phone' from the ambulance service rings, signalling the imminent arrival of a seriously-ill patient. Thirty-one-year-old Brendan has had a head-on collision between his motorbike and a car, 'bulls-eyeing' the windscreen.

Sixty-five-year-old cabbie Charlie Brown is making his second visit to King's in a week. Two days previously he crashed his cab and 'bulls-eyed' the window with his head.

At Dalraddy Holiday Park on a traditional Scottish estate at Aviemore, the campers take a train ride, enjoy some quirky Highland games, and battle it out on the paintballing field.

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The week begins at Beckett's in Southsea, Portsmouth. The guests find the design delightful, but parking problems, a duvet disaster and a noisy night mean that host Terence's feedback isn't as flawless as expected.

At The Westby Guest House in Boscombe, Duncan and Jessie have a systematic approach to running a B&B. Although the rooms are impressive, Duncan's strict house rules soon leave a sour taste.

Paul and Tracey host visit three of the week at Newell Restaurant and Rooms in Sherborne, Dorset. Terence is taken with the blissful bedding, but Duncan's substandard slumber and the communal coffee zone prove controversial.

For the final visit of the week, the B&Bers embrace the great outdoors at Lydcott Glamping in Cornwall, hosted by Emma and Rich. All the guests are taken with the spectacular surroundings, but less so with their cabins and the DIY breakfast.

Dreadful duvets, bothersome beds and breakfast blues are all on the agenda as the B&Bers meet up on payment day to settle their differences. After a particularly emotional discussion, we find out which B&B has won the week.

Kicking off a week of vegan fare in Bristol, solicitor Ellie hopes that her adventurous plant-based menu will impress her guests and win her the cash, but fake raw eggs and nettle soup might put a sting in her night.

Music lover George treats his guests to a night of fun-filled festivities. He hopes his festival vibes and culinary creations make it a night to remember and bag him the grand.

Beauty sales manager Carla serves her fellow hardcore herbivores a vegan foraging feast. Her attention to detail sees her night get off to a flying start, but a few unexpected guests could sabotage Carla's sophisticated evening.

Banking assistant Shumin serves up an authentic vegan Bangladeshi banquet with a splash of Bollywood. Then she really heats things up when she throws in a side of one of the world's hottest chillies.

Meat alternative research consultant Chris hosts the final night, which promises to be full of surprises. He hopes that his 'meaty' meat-free meals delight his guests and win him the grand.

The competition kicks off at Hope Mountain in North Wales, where husband and wife team, Rob and Jo Smith hope their dog-friendly B&B will win the day.

The second visit is to The Beaumont Hotel in Louth, near Lincoln, where managers and best friends, Steffi Stevenson and Sarah Banks, pride themselves on being the 'queens of clean'.

The third visit of the week is to Rock House Hotel in Lynmouth, Devon, where owner Emilio Tundidor is assisted by his identical twin brother Fernando.

The final visit is to Troy House in Painswick, where owners Alan and Denise Newman hope their guests will fall in love with their rooms.

It's the final day in the competition and the B&B owners are meeting for the last time to find out what they've been paid and settle some scores. First, Rob and Jo Smith from Hope Mountain B&B in North Wales, find themselves in a hairy situation.

Tim and Fuzz are off to County Durham to pick up a 1961 Austin Healey 3000. The car is owned by former engineer John. John had planned to completely restore the car as a retirement project however when he was struck down with Parkinson's disease.

A costume shop in upstate New York where owner Nicky and her husband have amassed an entire barn full of stuff. Later, Mike climbs over a wall of chairs to uncover a stash of Art Deco cigarette machines.

Australian shepherd Alfie and the Holmes family are on track to make a new bond, while Missy's attachment issues could be too much for a first-time owner.

Football-mad Josh is scouting for the perfect teammate. Can Ruby the Staffy win a place in his squad? Things get off to a shaky start between Corina and Honey. But Honey the cavapoo has a trick or two up her sleeve that might turn things around.

Stonemasons start rebuilding the old gingang. Nicola gives an auction-bought kitchen table some TLC. And as lambing season begins, the Bakers need to step in to save a lamb.

Harry has a badly cut head from falling off his scooter, a 56-year-old has crashed his motorbike at speed and now his leg's at risk, and Mike injured himself putting out the rubbish.

A 19-year-old man is rushed in after his motorbike crashed into the back of a car. A 77-year-old man has dislocated his shoulder in the shower. And a 23-year-old is in minor injuries after injuring his hand following a bike accident.