Cameras capture the work of some of Britain's busiest air ambulance teams as they race to save lives. Medics fly to the aid of teenage mountain biker Steven. A multi-vehicle collision in Bedford leaves 32-year-old Ashley with potentially life-changing injuries, and Nicola steps in to save her husband Michael's life when he has a cardiac arrest. 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 1.8. The RTS award-winning documentary series from St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of Britain's busiest and most advanced A&E departments. This episode focuses on patients and families whose good humour and positivity help them to cope in tough circumstances. Paula, who's 84, has been referred to St George's by her GP for urgent treatment. A routine blood test detected that Paula has a dangerously high level of potassium, or salts, in her blood, which can be toxic and cause cardiac arrest. Paula's had tough times, losing three husbands and one of her six children, and her mother also treated her very badly. But Paula has bounced back through her good humour. Derek, who's 74, is brought into A&E after having a suspected stroke. He had a sudden severe headache and his wife Mary noticed he was confused. A CT scan reveals that Derek's had a bad bleed in his brain. He's taken for emergency surgery. Mary is determined to help Derek recover. Meanwhile, 31-year-old firefighter Glenn has come in to A&E with his twin, Dean. Glenn has a suspected abscess in his throat. The brothers are inseparable and even finish each other's sentences. 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 9.10/24. Jimmy Doherty, Kate Quilton and Matt Tebbutt present some of their favourite investigations. In Israel, Kate unearths the mystery ingredient that makes icing sugar so light, fluffy and powdery. In Iceland, Jimmy grapples with a team of wrestlers who swear by skyr, a mysterious yoghurt that may not be a yoghurt after all. In Cornwall, Matt dives for edible seaweed. Can we eat any old seaweed? And how does seaweed spaghetti match up in a blind taste test against regular pasta? Exec Prods: Nicola Pointer, Hannah Lamb; Series Eds: Sandy Watson, Mark Heffernan; Prod Co: Ricochet Please note: this is an extract of a compilation episode first shown on 29 May 2018 Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com While More4 is off air, SHOPPING with Must Have Ideas. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Simon O'Brien and Max McMurdo head to leafy Woking, where their finds include a sidecar to be transformed into a boat, and a water cylinder that Simon thinks could be a trendy lamp. Series Prod: Mark Ashton; Series Dir: Matt Knight; Exec Prod: Tom Ware; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Ltd Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 3.3. Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet former farmer Julian in Herefordshire. Henry finds an old cattle feeder that he wants to turn into a garden bench, while Simon plans to turn a vintage seed drill into a trendy dining table. Series Prod: Mark Ashton; Series Dir: Matt Knight; Exec Prod: Tom Ware; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Ltd Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 3.4. First to host are husband-and-wife team Paul Billington and Flora Loizou from Silverwood Lodge in Cambridgeshire, the only couple this time around. As the hosts show their three female guests to their rooms, Caroline, owner of The Dean Bed and Breakfast, isn't impressed that they don't live on site, while Sue from Seashells Guesthouse has hysterics when she uncovers some unexpected B&B equipment. The hosts try to impress their guests by taking them punting down the Cam, but Sue's attempt almost capsizes the group. Over dinner, the hosts get a further grilling about not living at their B&B from straight-talking American Nancy from The Old Court Guesthouse. Come morning, there are problems at Silverwood Lodge: the noisy road has caused sleepless nights, and one guest has no hot water. And the feedback prompts accusations of foul play from the hosts. Prod/Dir: Rachel Patterson; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The group head to Great Yarmouth to Sue's dog-friendly Seashells Guesthouse. After revealing that she allows dogs to sleep in the beds, no one knows quite what to expect, but on arrival, everyone is blown away by the doggy-themed exterior. The interior is equally memorable, with Paul and Flora finding themselves in the Cappuccino Room and Caroline in the Poppy Room. Unfortunately for Nancy, she finds hairs under the duvet in the Canine Room. Sue gives her guests a taste of Great Yarmouth beachside fun, including a horse and trap ride, and a bingo session. Over dinner, however, the mood darkens when Nancy brings up the controversial issue of dogs sleeping in the beds and Sue allowing smoking in the bedrooms. At feedback time, Sue gets combative when she reads Nancy's frank comments. With Nancy next to host, there could be trouble ahead for the Tennessee gal. Prod/Dir: Rachel Patterson; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Bath, forthright American ex-banker Nancy Hampson isn't everybody's favourite person. There's trouble from the off for her at The Old Court Guesthouse. Paul and Flora are unhappy with the size of their bed, and then seek out more B&B misdemeanours in their replacement room. Dog-lover Sue checks into one of the converted prison cell rooms, but unfortunately she's claustrophobic. After showing them the best that Bath has to offer, Nancy takes her guests to a quirky local restaurant where she finds the way to Paul's heart via large portions of good grub. But problems at breakfast mean the positive mood is short-lived. At feedback time, all the guests give The Old Court the thumbs down, stating that they wouldn't stay again. Nancy, however, believes they've simply got it in for her. Prod/Dir: Rachel Patterson; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The guests head to Scotland to stay with final host Caroline at The Dean Bed and Breakfast. The picturesque house with its two acres of gardens and breathtaking views across the Firth of Forth immediately win everyone over. However, rogue underwear in the drawers and cobwebs on the curtains are touches that the guests aren't so keen on. Self-confessed eccentric Caroline offers her guests a jig accompanied by a bagpiper and, later, takes them to a re-enactment of the Battle of Prestonpans in gale-force winds. The group don their glad rags for Caroline's posh dinner at one of Scotland's finest restaurants. However, the chic experience is lost on Paul from Silverwood Lodge and Sue from Seashells, who feel that their portions aren't nearly big enough. The next morning, chaos in the kitchen results in forgotten porridge, uncooked eggs and mouldy jam. When it comes to the feedback forms, Caroline is reduced to tears on reading her guests' comments. Prod/Dir: Rachel Patterson; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com There are tensions, tempers and tears as the B&Bers meet for one last time to thrash out the feedback, reveal the payments and announce the winner. Paul and Flora from Silverwood Lodge are fired up about Nancy's comments and a tussle over TVs and hot water leads to accusations of lying and game-playing. Sue from Seashells in Great Yarmouth also has an axe to grind with Nancy as the controversial topic of smoking in bedrooms leads to tension. After being confronted head-on, it's Nancy's turn to get some answers about her feedback and she has a particular issue with Paul and Flora's mark for The Old Court Guesthouse's cleanliness. After a tense time around the table, everyone now has their payments and everything is in the open. But who will be crowned the best value B&B of the week? Prod/Dir: Rachel Patterson; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert. Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The first host in Hertfordshire, 33-year-old bargain hunter Heidi, serves up an adventurous Asian menu. Thrifty Heidi serves a cheap meat alternative for her starter. But will it - and a game that mimics her shopping habits - satisfy her guests? Prod/Dir: Hannah West; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second host in Hertfordshire, retro-loving bank clerk Sylvia, plans to showcase her knowledge of Spanish cuisine, serving up Mediterranean seafood and Spanish chicken. Sylvia asks her guests to dress up for a 1980s evening that features a showstopping tribute to Madonna, with dance moves nobody was expecting. Prod/Dir: Alex Collins; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The third host in Hertfordshire, showbiz journalist Benjy, serves up airline-inspired grub, on a Gran Canaria-themed night where he's the captain of the plane taking his guests there. A surprise guest - Benjy's gran appearing as his glam flight attendant - sets the guests' tongues wagging. And they're shocked when Benjy tells them what he does for a job. Can his never-ending bag of celebrity impressions give him the edge? Because his food certainly doesn't! Prod/Dir: Simon Grant; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The fourth host in Hertfordshire, children's nurse and guide leader Nicky, plans a menu inspired by her dream visit to Asia, with complicated home cooking and geographical grub, on a night that features a newspaper fashion show. Prod/Dir: Simon Grant; 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 Hertfordshire, party-loving Mark hosts a Greek evening, with saganaki and lamb kleftiko on the menu. Mark's kept his cards close to his chest all week, so his guests are keen to find out more about him, on a night that ends with an action-packed obstacle course around his kitchen, and an emotional moment at the dinner table. Prod/Dir: Alex Collins; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: MultiStory Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com This competition starts at The Kings Head and Queens Jules in Suffolk, where Tim and Jules Anderson offer guests a 21st-century party in a 17th-century building. After a lesson in fish filleting, where vegetarian Gordon proves to be handiest with a fish knife, Tim and Jules follow dinner with a knees-up and karaoke, although guests Gordon and Blossom prefer an early night. In the morning, the hosts find their criticism hard to take. Prod/Dir: Cat Gradwell; Series Prod: Tom Whitrow, Mike Cotton; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Rather than maritime history, erotic art is on display in Gordon and Blossom's Hotel Continental in the Essex port of Harwich. As a part-time poet, Gordon combines his interests at the afternoon's poetry reading, where the hosts also ask guests Neil, Ryan, Jules and Tim to write their own ditty. In the morning, Blossom's breakfast gets a little confused when she doesn't have Gordon's back-up. Prod/Dir: Cat Gradwell; Series Prod: Tom Whitrow, Mike Cotton; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the third visit of the competition, young Welshman Ryan Davies has to cope with an unwelcome crisis at his five-star B&B, Llanerch Vineyard, in south Wales. He still manages to impress, particularly with his spread of land and his own selection of wines, but with Gordon and Blossom on a fault-finding mission, Ryan isn't pleased with his feedback. Prod/Dir: Cat Gradwell; Series Prod: Tom Whitrow, Mike Cotton; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The last visit of the competition is to the Whitehall Hotel in Darwen, Lancashire, owned by Neil Bullows and his wife Tracy. Hoping to win with their professionalism and efficiency, the hosts take their guests on a tour of a local paint factory. But even an afternoon nap can't soothe fraying tempers at dinner, when Ryan disagrees with Gordon's feedback. Prod/Dir: Cat Gradwell; Series Prod: Tom Whitrow, Mike Cotton; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com It's payment day, and Jules and Tim confront their critics as they discover their karaoke party wasn't a hit with all the guests. Gordon and Ryan continue the conflict, clashing over a heating complaint and a personal comment, while Tracy and Neil take issues with Jules' claim that their rooms aren't luxury. Prod/Dir: Cat Gradwell; Series Prod: Tom Whitrow, Mike Cotton; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Phil Spencer catches up with two young couples who were taking their all-important first steps onto the property ladder in London. Both were renting in their preferred areas, and were reluctant to leave them. Cat and Ed's des res area was Chiswick, and Ian and Sarah were in love with Balham. But the tough London market meant it was time for compromise. Phil finds out how those compromises transpired. Dirs: Aaron Stone, Simon Joslin; Senior Prod: Stephanie Hutchinson; Exec Prod: Gerard Costello; Prod Co: IWC Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer head to East Grinstead, where Lucy and Lynton are at loggerheads over their three-bedroom semi. Lucy's set on staying as it's the first place she's owned, and she has strong emotional ties to the memories of her late mother staying with them there. She loves its location and its 'feel' and is desperate not to move. In contrast, Lynton finds the house claustrophobic with all the belongings they've collected and inherited over the years, and dreams of clean lines with everything hidden away. He also hates the disjointed downstairs layout, leaving the living and dining rooms unused and the couple spending most of their time upstairs. Kirstie suggests a radical top to bottom refresh and reconfiguration to give the house its best chance of being loved by Lynton. Meanwhile, Phil has a challenge on his hands to convince a resolute Lucy that there are other properties that she could fall in love with. Will he hit the jackpot and find a hidden gem, or will Kirstie's makeover convince them to love it? Series Prod: Laura Harding; Exec Prods: Jonny Wharton, Jo Scott; Prod Co: Raise the Roof Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 5.0. All aboard for an opulent series that follows the route of the Orient Express from London to Istanbul. Over the years the famously luxurious train drew celebrities, politicians, spies and monarchs, as well as inspiring Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. This series tracks the history of the Orient Express and how Europe has changed over the last 150 years. The show also encounters some of the continent's most celebrated trains and railways, as well as witnessing the inaugural run of Golden Eagle's new luxury train service travelling from Paris to Istanbul. In the first episode, the train rolls out and heads east, past the home of a forgotten villain whose journeys on the legendary train transformed his fortunes. And in Paris there's a trip to the Moulin Rouge for a memorable night at the birthplace of the high-kicking can-can dance. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 0.0/4. The RTS award-winning documentary series from St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of Britain's busiest and most advanced A&E departments. This episode focuses on strong women who find themselves in A&E on the same day with a wide range of problems. Becky, who's 59, is rushed to St George's after having a suspected stroke. The medics are concerned that Becky could have had a bleed on the brain and send her for a CT scan, which reveals a large blood clot. Her husband Ray talks about first meeting Becky when she was 11 and he was 13, falling in love and her passion for life. Nineteen-year-old Georgia is brought to A&E by ambulance with suspected spinal injuries. Georgia locked herself out of her flat after going out with friends. She was trying to climb in through a second-floor window when she lost her balance and fell 20 feet onto concrete, landing on her back. She's sent for an urgent CT scan and doctors discover an unstable fracture in her back that could damage her spinal cord permanently, leaving her legs paralysed, if she moves too much. Georgia's mum Anita talks about her fiery relationship with her daughter. Meanwhile, 88-year-old Edith has been brought to St George's after collapsing at home. She's given medication to lower her blood pressure. Doctors want to keep her under observation to try to establish the cause of her collapse and rule out any underlying injuries. 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 7.8/13. The RTS award-winning documentary series from St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of Britain's busiest and most advanced A&E departments. This episode focuses on families whose strong bonds have been forged through the worst that life can throw at them. Forty-year-old betting shop owner Les is rushed to St George's after losing control of his Land Rover on a country road on his way to work. Les has lacerations on his head which will need to be treated with emergency surgery, and also lead the medical team to worry about underlying head or neck injuries. Les's dad Michael has driven in from Surrey, where he lives with Les and another son. Plumber Cambelle, who's 21, has come to A&E with her mum Michelle and girlfriend Julie. She has an infected cyst on her bottom that could require surgery. When Cambelle was 13, Michelle was very ill and Cambelle had to look after her. Cambelle's sent to a ward for a strong dose of antibiotics and further assessment. She can't wait to settle down with Julie and have her own south London family. Meanwhile, 67-year-old retired doctor Patrick is brought to A&E after falling from his horse and being dragged 40 metres. He lay undiscovered for over two hours with a badly broken leg and his helmet smashed into three pieces. 'Patrick is somebody that keeps his emotions under lock and key,' says his wife Tracey. 'He's a typical older man that likes to keep those emotions in check.' 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 7.11/13. Cameras capture the work of some of Britain's busiest air ambulance teams as they race against the clock to save lives in the golden hour. A freak car accident in Cumbria leaves Richard fighting for his life. In Hampshire, horse rider Pat takes a nasty fall when her animal is spooked. And, in a night mission in Suffolk, the medics race to help motorcyclist Nigel, who has suffered serious multiple injuries. Dirs: Adam Boyle, Adam Webster, Alex Gower-Jackson; Series Prod: Nicki Young; Prod Co: Tern Television Productions Ltd Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 2.1.