The documentary series that follows patients who are treated in the same 24-hour period at St George's hospital in south west London. The hospital has one of the busiest A&E departments in Britain, which is under more pressure than ever, and where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. Keen cyclist Stephen, who's 48, has severely damaged his ankle after coming off his bike deep in Surrey woods. Derek, who's 89, is rushed in after collapsing with a suspected stroke in his garden. The stroke team have to urgently decide whether or not to thrombolyse. And Bridget, who's 70, broke her wrist when she slipped on a mountain path in Greece. Exec Prod: Spencer Kelly; Series Editor: Lucie Duxbury; Series Prod/Dirs: Michael Tuft, Sophie Jones; Prod/Dir: Emma Slack; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 14.16. Following patients at St George's hospital, where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. This episode displays the strengths of unconditional love whether there are blood ties or not. Gary, who's 50, is brought in by ambulance after a garage collapsed and fell on his legs. His wife Peta joins him. Maggie, who's 83, comes in to A&E with suspected sepsis. She also has lung cancer. She's joined by her son and daughter. And one-year-old George comes in with his mum after drinking nail varnish remover. Prod/Dir: Toby Paton; Series Prod/Dirs: Sophie Jones, Michael Tuft; Series Editor: Lucie Duxbury; Exec Prods: Spencer Kelly, Emma Tutty; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 13.3/9. Kate Quilton visits Kenya to find out how many mangoes are in a dried mango snack pack. Helen Lawal learns the mystery of the fluffy centre of a snowball. John Whaite cracks open the secret of caramel popcorn. And Andi Oliver investigates what a supermarket 'aisle' means when you're shopping online. Exec Prods: Glenn Swift, Sandy Watson, Jon Willers; Series Prod: Tim Dowse; Prod Co: Ricochet Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .3/4. While More4 is off air, SHOPPING with Must Have Ideas. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien look for profit potential in some church organ pipes and old leather sports car seats. Exec Prods: Josh Elliott, Tom Ware; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.20/25. Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel around Britain to find items to fix up and flog on, making a profit for their owners. In this episode, Henry brings a safe back from the scrapheap, and a ship's wheel is left in splinters when Henry falls out with restorer Guy. Exec Prods: Josh Elliott, Tom Ware; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.3/25. The competition starts at the Brighton Surf Hotel, where Jeremy Mann and his Russian wife Elena have a hands-off hosting style. But Jan and Les from the Fleur de Lis in Sandwich are dismayed to discover that a snack tray masquerades as breakfast. At dinner, Robert from Number 16 in Greenwich questions the decor in his room and, in the morning, the guests join him on his bed to compare notes about the lack of breakfast. And Robert's low score for hosting leaves Jeremy and Elena contemplating revenge. Prod/Dir: Chester Dent; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second visit is to Number 16 in Greenwich, south east London, owned by actor and antiques dealer Robert Gray. Jan and Les are put off by the dusty decor and Sarah laments her room's size and busy wallpaper. At dinner, Robert reveals his showbiz background, and declares that at breakfast 'my kitchen's my stage'. The thespian host seems able to charm his way out of his many mistakes, until feedback time, when he's convinced that someone is playing games, and he vows revenge. Prod/Dir: Chester Dent; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Jan and Les Fisher are sure that their traditional place - the Fleur de Lis in Sandwich, Kent - will impress their guests. Sarah and Tiggy hope for a relaxed atmosphere, but Robert wants revenge. At dinner, Robert shocks the group when he's rude about the decor. In the morning, he tries to provoke the hosts by ordering two breakfasts, but Jan's unflappable. Sarah confronts Robert, worried about how he'll behave when she hosts. And when Jan receives very low scores from Robert, she's sure that he's playing games. Prod/Dir: Chester Dent; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The last visit of the week is to The Barn at Dale End House near Matlock in the Peak District, owned by Sarah Summers. After confronting Robert at breakfast in Sandwich, Sarah's dreading his arrival, but all the guests are bowled over by her establishment, and Jeremy and Elena are surprised by how organised and professional she is. At dinner, Robert is full of praise for Sarah, but she's unsure how to take it. And the overwhelmingly positive feedback leaves Sarah uncertain whether Robert's being serious or playing a game and planning to underpay... Prod/Dir: Chester Dent; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com It's the final day of the competition and the B&Bers meet for the last time to find out how much they've been paid and to settle some scores, before the winner is announced. Prod/Dir: Chester Dent; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Dumfries and Galloway, the first host is self-confessed Disney princess Charlene Fry-Henderson. Can she impress her guests - local radio DJ Tommy Jardine, horse-mad banker Olive Melville, prison custody officer Tammy Rice and trainee teacher Josh Jones - with her locally reared meat, home cooking and bizarre entertainment, which involves a plastic cow in a milking shed? Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Carefree horse-mad banker Olive Melville shows off her culinary skills in Dumfries and Galloway. Can Olive impress with her risky crab starter? Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Local radio DJ and funnyman Tommy Jardine tries to impress his guests in Dumfries and Galloway with chicken stuffed with haggis, but first he has to continue a family tradition and rustle a sheep for his entertainment. Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Trainee teacher, club DJ and experimental cook Josh Jones wants to broaden his guests' palettes in Dumfries and Galloway with some Indian food, including lamb passanda and tandoori monkfish. But Tommy Jardine doesn't like fish or spice... Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the final night of the competition in Dumfries and Galloway, Tammy Rice hopes her no-nonsense approach, involving some traditional Scottish fare and a side order of straight-talking, will help secure her the top spot. Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kicking things off this week are Michael and Carole Allchorne, who are brimming with confidence at Alston House in Cumbria. But in the rooms, things get hairy for Marie Lock from Scotia House in Harrogate, while Yvonne Copeland and Gail Wells from Canberra House in Blackpool are less than impressed with the decor. During an afternoon with the local sheep farmer, Billy Robertson and his son Billy Junior from The Crown & Kitchen in East Linton show themselves as live wires. At dinner, Yvonne reveals her talent for astrology. Prod/Dir: Samantha Gunasekera; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second visit of the week is to Scotia House in Harrogate, where host Marie Lock hopes that her strict cleaning regime will give her the edge in the competition. At dinner, she reveals her extreme cleaning techniques, much to the dismay of the others. Prod/Dir: Samantha Gunasekera; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The third visit is to Canberra Guest House in Blackpool, owned by goth Yvonne Copeland. She's being joined by her part-time helper Gail Wells. Together they hope that their cheap and cheerful B&B will win the day. In the rooms, Marie finds what she thinks is urine and hair on the toilet seat, and a lack of Wi-Fi means Billy Junior has to put his business on hold. Prod/Dir: Samantha Gunasekera; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The last visit of the week is to The Crown & Kitchen in East Linton, Scotland, owned by the jokers of the week: father and son Billy and Billy Robertson. On arrival, Yvonne and Gail leave no mattress unturned as they go into super-sleuth mode, but Michael and Carole are impressed. But a slow and disorganised start to breakfast leaves the B&Bers disappointed. Prod/Dir: Samantha Gunasekera; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com It's the final day of the competition, and things are tense from the start. With tensions coming to a head, the group find out how much they've been paid before the winner is revealed. Prod/Dir: Samantha Gunasekera; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help more house-hunters make life-changing moves. Kirstie and Phil are in Scotland's largest city - Glasgow - where it's a tale as old as time. Two couples whose budgets won't stretch to what they want and where they want it... a story that never gets old and a problem that never gets any easier to solve. Kirstie is with Laura and Euan, who have recently returned to their native Glasgow from Sydney. With two young children, they're happy they made the move to be closer to family, but Euan in particular is missing life down under. They're hoping Kirstie can find a place that makes Glasgow once again feel like home, but these two are pulled between their desire to be close to the action in the vibrant West End or a bit further out, where their £439,000 budget will get them a lot more house. Kirstie has to try some unusual tactics to show them the place where they'll feel it was worth moving over 10,000 miles for. Now all she has to do is secure it for them. Meanwhile, Phil is in the south side of the city with Miriam and David. They sold their first home, hoping to live briefly with David's parents while they bought their next place. Miriam packed enough for four weeks, but eight months later, they're still there. They lay the blame squarely at the feet of the bullish property market, which has seen them outbid on six houses already. With a wide brief, Phil tries everything from city to suburb and from pristine to project - and soon this couple have fallen for a house... except they've each fallen for different houses! Can Phil get them to agree before they lose out once again? Dirs: Simon Joslin, Warren Townsend; Series Prod: Julyan Sinclair; Exec Prod: Gerard Costello; Prod Co: IWC Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 36.4. With budgets strained by soaring build prices, Kirstie Allsopp calls on her decades of renovation experience to reunite warring couples across the UK and convince them to love their homes. Meanwhile, fresh from his previous series victory, Phil Spencer wows us all with some spectacular abodes in an effort to persuade our families to list their current homes. Kirstie and Phil visit Caterham in Surrey to help Ruth and Ken settle their debate over their three-storey townhouse. They moved in 13 years ago with their large, blended family, but now that the kids have flown the nest, their home has become a bone of contention. Ruth is ready to list it. She's tired of the kitchen and lounge being on separate floors and is sick of being overlooked. But avid DIYer Ken wants to love it. He's worked hard transforming their home and believes that a wave of Kirstie's wand can convince Ruth to stay. It's a huge challenge, and while Kirstie conjures up a clever plan to create an open-plan kitchen living space on one floor with her £60k Love It budget, Phil has a List It budget of £650k to find the perfect property with a more open-plan layout, a private garden for Ruth and the all-important garage for Ken and his tools. They both have their work cut out, but when the dust has settled, will Ruth and Ken love it or list it? Exec Prod: Jonny Wharton; Series Prod: James Marx; Prod Co: Raise The Roof Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 8.2. Brand new: Kevin McCloud travels the country to uncover the stories behind the buildings Britain has chosen to protect at the very highest level. Across England, Scotland and Wales, he looks at Grade I and Category A landmarks, from a fairytale Victorian castle to a bombed cathedral whose ruins were deliberately left standing. With rare access and his sleeves rolled up, Kevin helps to repair a dinosaur at Crystal Palace, raises Tower Bridge, and climbs inside the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank. Along the way, the series asks a deeper question: why did we save these buildings, and which ones might we one day regret losing? In this first episode, Kevin explores six extraordinary buildings that reveal the breadth of Britain's listed heritage. He raises Tower Bridge and descends into its Victorian engine rooms, and enters a church beneath which 1500 years of London's history lie buried. A mysterious grotto of four million shells comes into focus, while the colourful eccentricity of the Cosmic House and a mosque that stands as a landmark in British Islam offer their own distinctive stories. And in the oldest continuously working theatre in the English-speaking world, Kevin tries out a piece of stage machinery that's still operating after more than two centuries. As we meet the people who are fighting to keep these places alive and go behind the scenes of Britain's most protected buildings, Kevin asks what our listed heritage says about who we are, and who we want to be. Exec Prods: Ned Williams, Gill Wilson; Prod Co: Plum Pictures Short: Kevin McCloud travels the country to uncover the stories behind the buildings Britain has chosen to protect at the very highest level. In this first episode, he explores the engine rooms of Tower Bridge, and learns the distinctive story of Cosmic House. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .0/5. The RTS Award-winning documentary series that follows patients who are treated in the same 24-hour period at St George's in south west London. This 200th episode focuses on stories of triumph in the face of adversity. Ky, who's 18, is brought to St George's after being knocked off her motorbike in a hit-and-run accident. Her mum Sam is by her side as doctors assess the damage to her legs and pelvis. Aleks, who's 41, is experiencing confusion and memory loss after falling from her loft onto her head. As her husband Paulo arrives at the hospital, doctors are still unsure whether she has permanent brain damage. Exec Prods: Emma Tutty, Spencer Kelly; Series Prod/Dirs: Sophie Jones, Michael Tuft; Prod/Dir: Tammy Hoyle; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 15.5. Following patients at St George's hospital, where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. This episode explores strength through adversity. Leon, who's 36, is airlifted to St George's after being involved in a head-on collision with a car. Graham, who's 37, has collided with another player while playing rugby and has lost feeling in his arms and legs. He's joined by his wife. And four-year-old Elliott has got a foreign object stuck up his nose and has come to A&E with his mum. Prod/Dir: Toby Paton; Series Prod/Dirs: Sophie Jones, Michael Tuft; Series Editor: Lucie Duxbury; Exec Prods: Emma Tutty, Spencer Kelly; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 13.5/9. Kevin McCloud travels the country to uncover the stories behind the buildings Britain has chosen to protect at the very highest level. Across England, Scotland and Wales, he looks at Grade I and Category A landmarks, from a fairytale Victorian castle to a bombed cathedral whose ruins were deliberately left standing. With rare access and his sleeves rolled up, Kevin helps to repair a dinosaur at Crystal Palace, raises Tower Bridge, and climbs inside the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank. Along the way, the series asks a deeper question: why did we save these buildings, and which ones might we one day regret losing? In this first episode, Kevin explores six extraordinary buildings that reveal the breadth of Britain's listed heritage. He raises Tower Bridge and descends into its Victorian engine rooms, and enters a church beneath which 1500 years of London's history lie buried. A mysterious grotto of four million shells comes into focus, while the colourful eccentricity of the Cosmic House and a mosque that stands as a landmark in British Islam offer their own distinctive stories. And in the oldest continuously working theatre in the English-speaking world, Kevin tries out a piece of stage machinery that's still operating after more than two centuries. As we meet the people who are fighting to keep these places alive and go behind the scenes of Britain's most protected buildings, Kevin asks what our listed heritage says about who we are, and who we want to be. Exec Prods: Ned Williams, Gill Wilson; Prod Co: Plum Pictures Short: Kevin McCloud travels the country to uncover the stories behind the buildings Britain has chosen to protect at the very highest level. In this first episode, he explores the engine rooms of Tower Bridge, and learns the distinctive story of Cosmic House. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .0/5.