Cameras capture the work of some of Britain's busiest air ambulance teams. In Oxfordshire, a motocross collision leaves 12-year-old-Lewis with a painful broken thighbone, and paraglider Lucasz is treated for multiple fractures after a crash on the Cumbrian coast. A stabbing incident leaves Paul needing urgent medical attention near Hartford in Cambridgeshire. Dirs: Adam Webster, Adam Boyle, Alex Gower-Jackson; Prod: Angela Smith; Series Prod: Nicki Young; Exec Prods: Harry Bell, Melanie Darlaston; Prod Co: Tern TV/Motion Content Group Ltd Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.2. The RTS award-winning documentary series filmed at St George's in south west London, which has one of Britain's most advanced and busiest A&E departments. In this episode, staff and patients discuss how A&E is a place where support really matters, whether from a traditional family or its many variations. Thirteen-year-old Will arrives by helicopter after colliding with someone during a game of baseball. He lost consciousness at the scene and medics are worried that he may have sustained serious internal head injuries. The medical team give Will a CT scan to find out how badly he is hurt and, concerned that he hasn't spoken since the incident, they try to get him to talk. Meanwhile, in the paediatric area of A&E, teenage parents Connor and Saffron have arrived with their six-month-old daughter Amira after their GP spotted an irregular heartbeat during a routine check-up. As the paediatric team examine baby Amira, Connor describes how he found out that Saffron was pregnant. 'She sent me a text,' he says. 'She put a load of faces on her phone - happy faces, sad faces and question marks - and then she just said "I'm pregnant".' And 20-year-old pizza delivery rider Chris is brought in to Resus after being knocked off his motorbike. He has sustained a very bad break to his right leg and doctors have to stabilise him before scanning the injury. Series Prod/Dirs: John Douglas, Dominique Foster; Exec Prods: Hamo Forsyth, Jonathan Smith; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.0/13. Campsite critics explore beautiful Britain in their beloved caravans, campervans and motorhomes, bringing us the ultimate guide to the very best campsites in Britain and helping us plan our own staycations. At each campsite, the hosts will be out to impress their guests, because at the end of each week, only one can be voted The Perfect Pitch, winning the coveted plaque and a £2000 cash prize. Midway through their travels around north Wales in search of the popular holiday destination's perfect pitch, the camping critics make their way to Tyn-yr-Onnen, a working farm on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. Campsite hosts Len and Helen encourage their guests to embrace farm life, from feeding alpacas and herding sheep, to picking exotic mushrooms. Will this family-friendly campsite earn a coveted five-star rating from any of the campers? Dir: Jay Ahmed; Series Prod: Lorna Hartnett; Exec Prods: Simon Cooper, Emyr Afan; Prod Co: Afanti Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.12. While More4 is off air, SHOPPING with Must Have Ideas. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The week begins at the Peniarth Arms in Bryncrug, Wales. Host Susanne Fox is joined in the competition by her best friend and colleague Anwen Roberts. Guests Toby and Kath feel like they've been transported in time, while Ryan and Sarah kick up a fuss about their room. And at breakfast, Toby's revelation about his one-of-a-kind accommodation raises some eyebrows. Prod/Dir: Suneil Sahota; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Apple Camping in Redberth, Pembrokeshire, is the second destination of the week. Host Toby Rhys Davies hopes that his unique take on glamping will impress his guests. James loves his out-of-this-world UFO accommodation, while Susanne and Anwen think that their plane is first class. Breakfast comes in the form of themed hampers. But at feedback time, the lack of basics comes back to bite Toby and his not-so-happy campers. Prod/Dir: Suneil Sahota; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The third visit of the week is to The Garden House in Blagdon, Somerset. Host and chef Ryan Blackman hopes that his breakfast will impress his guests. But when morning comes around, Susanne and Anwen find the food difficult to stomach, leaving Ryan with some hard-to-swallow comments at feedback time. Prod/Dir: Suneil Sahota; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com For the final visit of the week, the B&Bers head to Ivy House in St Austell, Cornwall, where host James Earl is looking forward to opening the doors to his home. Susanne and Anwen marvel at the delightful views, but the lack of a lock is a key issue for Ryan and Sarah. At breakfast, Toby's PJs are on the menu, but it's the sausage that's under scrutiny for Susanne and Anwen. Prod/Dir: Suneil Sahota; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the final day of the competition, the B&Bers meet one last time to find out how much they've been paid and to settle some scores. Sleep troubles, drainage issues and breakfast bugbears are all on the agenda. Ryan and Sarah seem rather upset over cleanliness concerns, and James wants to chew over some tough breakfast feedback. Strong opinions are aired and differences debated, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced. Prod/Dir: Suneil Sahota; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Leigh from Kent is looking for a holiday home on Tenerife, and she's brought along her nephew Sammy to help her. With a maximum budget of £300,000, property expert Jasmine Harman has been tasked with finding Leigh the perfect place. Jasmine shows Leigh and Sammy five impressive properties, but will any of them result in a sale? Prod/Dir: Jean-Pierre Clapes; Series Prod: Andy Richards, Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com House-hunters Tracey and Fran have been best friends since their schooldays, and they've now decided to club together to buy a holiday home on the east coast of Fuerteventura. Danni Menzies shows them five options for their budget of £250,000. Will any of them be 'the one' for Tracey and Fran? Prod/Dir: Steven Eker; Series Prod: Andy Richards, Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com After rekindling a romance that started 38 years ago, horse lovers Mel and James want to get on enjoying the next stage of their lives by buying a holiday home in Mijas Pueblo, southern Spain. Laura Hamilton shows them the best of what their £180,000 budget can get them with five impressive properties, but will any have them chomping at the bit? Prod/Dir: Peter Emina; Series Prod: Andy Richards; Senior Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Ben Hillman jets off to Spain's southern Costa Cálida to help house-hunters Joan and Andrew from Stirlingshire find their dream holiday home. With five grown-up children and five grandchildren between them, they want a property the whole family can enjoy. With a budget of £80,000 to spend, Ben shows them five fantastic properties, but will any of them be the perfect place for Joan and Andrew? Prod/Dir: Kris Puri; Series Prod: Andy Richards, Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The first host of the week in Gloucestershire, IT manager Bea, serves up an international menu inspired by her travels. But with confusion over her Cretan feta starter and a disastrous guessing game based on countries she's visited, will her guests appreciate her geographical-themed night? Prod/Dir: Claire Hix; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the second night in Gloucestershire, wine connoisseur Adam plans an evening full of posh plonk, excellent etiquette and fine dining. However, with some rowdy guests and one in particular choosing to overshare about their wind problems, Adam's got a challenge on his hands if he wants to maintain decorum. When his dessert falls foul of a custard catastrophe, he decides to pull out a less-than-riveting party trick... Prod/Dir: Rob Jones; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On night three in Gloucestershire, cycling enthusiast Steve plans to take his guests on a culinary journey inspired by his travels. His beef rendang goes down a storm with most of his guests, who are impressed by the authentic Malaysian flavours. A hot sauce challenge leaves Adam red-faced, while a classic party game involving an orange keeps things spicy. But will some jibes exchanged by Steve's guests across the dinner table derail his evening? Prod/Dir: Imran Arif; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On night four in Gloucestershire, shark-loving mum-of-four Lisa plans to give her guests a night of 'pure entertainment', aiming for lots of light-hearted fun after the previous nights of haute cuisine and wine chat. With a fishcake starter and ribs for the main, Lisa's hoping that her back-to-basics food will bag her the grand. And an interpretive dance challenge catches everyone off guard. Prod/Dir: Imran Arif; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the last night in Gloucestershire, hairdresser Lorna serves up an American 1950s diner-style menu. But a basic melon ball starter and a cremated American platter main don't seem to have the desired effect on her guests, and a disastrous dessert takes things from bad to worse. In spite of the disappointing food, can Lorna's hosting skills, some celeb stories and the jovial mood make her a serious contender? Prod/Dir: Rob Jones; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The B&Bers are in Ramsgate, Kent, for the first visit of the week, where partners Tess and Pete hope that their seaside home from home, Rooms@119, will be a relaxing retreat for their guests. Things don't get off to the best start, though, when Hillary and Mark discover some unfinished business in their room. In the morning, Pete turns his hand to cooking for six for the first time ever, but finds out the hard way that any waiting around results in lost points at feedback time. Prod/Dir: Jonathan Hales; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The B&Bers head to Stable Oak Cottages in Maidstone, Kent, where mum-and-daughter team Laurain and Kerry hope that their self-catered accommodation will be a hit. Natasha and Tanya, however, are disappointed with the DIY facilities, and Pete and Tess think their bathroom is a mess. Over dinner, Mark and Hillary get to the root of the relationship between the Stable Oaks hosts, who impress the group when they explain how they built the business from the ground up. With everyone left to their own devices for breakfast the next day, the ingredients go down well, but a lack of utensils leaves one couple complaining. Despite some stormy comments during feedback, Laurain and Kerry still fancy their chances in the competition. Prod/Dir: Jonathan Hales; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Glamping is on the menu for the week's third visit, at Hedgerow Luxury Glamping in Clitheroe, Lancashire. Hosts and dairy farmers Hillary and Mark hope to show their guests some high-end hospitality and, straight off the bat, Tess and Pete are loving life in their hot tub. But will Natasha and Tanya's discovery of a rather creepy visitor put a dent in Hillary and Mark's chances? The next day, there's conflict over the luxury continental breakfast, leaving the hosts with more questions than answers. Prod/Dir: Jonathan Hales; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The final visit is to The Antelope Inn in Upavon, Wiltshire, run by Natasha, who's joined in the competition by her friend and colleague Tanya. Some of the guests are underwhelmed by the décor, while Kerry and Laurain find themselves complaining about staining in their room. Over dinner, Natasha's revelation about how she became a landlady leaves some of the B&Bers questioning her credentials. Breakfast is divisive too, with cold eggs proving hard to stomach for Tess and Pete. Things heat up at feedback time, with Natasha and Tanya left steaming at some of their guests' comments. Prod/Dir: Jonathan Hales; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Payment day has arrived, and the B&Bers have been sharpening their knives ready to clash over the comments they've left each other throughout the competition. Tess and Pete deal with the fallout from their first-ever six-person breakfast, while Laurain and Kerry are keen to get the bottom of what they believe are filthy comments about their cleanliness. Mattress moans are also on the agenda, before the payments are revealed and we find out who's won. Prod/Dir: Jonathan Hales; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The RTS award-winning documentary series filmed around the clock at St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of Britain's most advanced and busiest A&E departments. In this episode, staff tackle one of their most dramatic and unusual emergencies while patients and their families face difficult questions of mortality. Sixty-year-old rail worker Alan is airlifted to the helipad at St George's after being hit by a high-speed train while working on the tracks. A CT scan reveals that Alan has suffered multiple fractures and loss of blood flow to his right arm. Without circulation he will lose his arm and the medical team try everything to save it, including complicated emergency surgery. As he waits for news, Alan's son Kevin talks about how he and his father became closer after his mum's death. Betty, who's 95, is brought in to St George's after experiencing breathing difficulties at home. But as she arrives at hospital, Betty loses consciousness. Doctors realise that she has had a serious heart attack, and her condition rapidly deteriorates. As Betty is treated, her son Alan talks about how she brought up two young children on her own after his father left. Meanwhile, 63-year-old retired engineer James was found at home after falling down stairs and has a nasty cut to his head and weakness in his arms. Doctors decide that the wound will have to be properly closed in surgery by a specialist team. Series Prod/Dirs: John Douglas, Dominique Foster; Exec Prod: Hamo Forsyth; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.2/13. Eleven-month-old Isabel is rushed to St George's hospital after having a seizure and becoming unconscious. Isabel's grandmother Debbie was babysitting her at the time. Isabel's parents Charlie and Catherine arrive at the hospital to find Isabel unconscious and ventilated due to the strong medication she's been given. 'It was a case of "What do we do now?",' says dad Charlie. 'And the doctors told us to talk to her. I just thought "Please don't let my girl be gone, she's so happy, she loves life so much".' Felix, who's 22, is brought to A&E with a self-inflicted stab wound to his stomach. Felix stabbed himself with a six-inch knife after a night out with friends. Felix's friends Izzy and Olly visit him. Meanwhile, 68-year-old retired engineer Bill arrives at St George's by air ambulance after falling 15 feet from a ladder while cutting a leylandii hedge. Bill has suspected multiple fractures and difficulty breathing. His sister Margaret was next to him when he fell and called 999. 'He prides himself on doing everything himself: "Don't spend money on that, I can do it!",' says Margaret. Series Prod/Dirs: John Douglas, Dominique Foster; Exec Prod: Hamo Forsyth; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.3/13. Cameras capture the work of some of Britain's busiest air ambulance teams as they race to save lives. Helen is trapped in her car after a crash on the A66. Golfer Michael has collapsed with a suspected cardiac arrest in Hertfordshire. And 15-year-old Jamie is treated for a broken jaw and possible spinal injury after falling 10 feet. Dirs: Adam Webster, Adam Boyle, Alex Gower-Jackson; Prod: Angela Smith; Series Prod: Nicki Young; Exec Prods: Harry Bell, Melanie Darlaston; Prod Co: Tern TV/Motion Content Group Ltd Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.3. Cameras capture the work of some of Britain's busiest air ambulance teams as they race to save lives. The helicopter medics cut short an appearance at a charity event in Suffolk to treat a dirtbiker who's crashed at speed. Sammy has a cardiac arrest while working at a windfarm, and Stephen breaks his thigh while off-road motorbiking in the Pennines. Dirs: Adam Webster, Adam Boyle, Alex Gower-Jackson; Prod: Angela Smith; Series Prod: Nicki Young; Exec Prods: Harry Bell, Melanie Darlaston; Prod Co: Tern TV/Motion Content Group Ltd Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.4.