The RTS award-winning documentary that follows patients who are treated in the same 24-hour period at St George's in south west London. In this episode, 40-year-old Tania has life-threatening injuries having been knocked over crossing a road. As the medical team take urgent CT scans, we hear from her daughter Liliana about her mother's extraordinary resilience after she emigrated to London from Madeira with a young family. 77-year-old Edwin is rushed to resus bleeding from a tumour on his neck. As the medical team examine the wound, we hear from his partner Jeanette about how their romance blossomed in later life and how they dealt with a devastating health diagnosis. When a maxillofacial specialist arrives to plan the next stage of Edwin's treatment, it forces the family to confront the very painful truth. In Urgent Care, semi-professional footballer Lilli has come to A&E after being elbowed in the face during a match. As they wait to be seen by the medical team, Lilli and her mum explain the incredible strength it has taken for Lilli to live the life she wants. Exec Prod: Lucie Duxbury; Series Editor: Liz Collier; Series Prod/Dirs: Joanna Rowlands, Tom Wilde; Prod/Dir: Joe John; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 17.2. We follow the West Midlands Ambulance Service paramedic crews over a 12-hour shift, filmed in spring 2021, as the nation emerges from the third lockdown of the Covid-19 pandemic and at a time when the service has never been busier. Based at four ambulance hubs across the region, this series features some familiar faces as well as some brand-new crews responding to over 4000 calls a day, from stabbings and seizures to car crashes and assaults. In this episode, chaos reigns in a hotel as one person is accused of assaulting another. The police are called as the paramedics treat both patients. A midwife is in agony and doubled over in pain. Paramedics are puzzled when a man's jaw suddenly starts trembling and filling with fluid. A trip over a pet dog leaves a woman with a wound on her arm that won't stop bleeding. And a 76-year-old woman with fluctuating blood pressure confides in the paramedics that she's grieving the loss of her husband. Series Prod: Graeme Thomson; Exec Prod: Claire Simpson; Prod Co: Curve Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 6.1. Touring North Yorkshire's most interesting and unique campsites, in search of the region's perfect pitch, camping holidaymakers Sugapuff and Therryi, Nik and Harriet, and Emmy and Simon pitch up at a working farm on the edge of Ilkley Moor. Sheep shearing and lamb feeding are among the new experiences for this crowd of campsite critics - but will the novelty win the campsite a five-star rating? Exec Prods: Simon Cooper, Emyr Afan; Series Prod: Lorna Hartnett; Dir: James Abadi; Prod Co: Afanti Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.3. 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 head to Lowestoft in search of items to do up and flog for a profit for their owners. Henry picks a valuable Lyons Tea enamel sign, while Simon converts a station trolley into a garden sofa. Exec Prods: Josh Elliott, Tom Ware; Series Dir: Matt Knight; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 2.11. This episode has an aeronautical theme as the boys rummage through the hangar of a Vulcan bomber. Henry Cole restores a cockpit seat, and Simon O'Brien attempts to turn part of a jet engine into a coffee table. Exec Prods: Josh Elliott, Tom Ware; Series Dir: Matt Knight; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 2.12. The competition starts at the School House B&B in Pencader, Wales, owned by eco-friendly married couple Jayne and Ian Hall-Edwards, who hope that their environmental approach will impress their guests. At dinner, Ian reveals that his hosting skills might not be up to scratch and eyebrows are raised at straight-talking colleagues Jo and Neil. At breakfast, assumptions are made of businessman Raj. Prod/Dir: Charlotte Taylor; Series Prod: Mark James; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second visit is to Cathedral 73 in Cardiff, managed by Neil Chidzey and assistant manager Jo Goodwin. Their guests are wowed by the glamorous rooms but retired banker Raj is shocked to learn that breakfast is not included in the room price, and couple Jayne and Ian are in a jam about their swollen door. In the afternoon, the guests take part in some cake decorating and it doesn't take long for them to suss out Neil and Jo's competitive spirit. At dinner, Neil grinds Felicity's gears as he reveals that she must pay for parking, and revelations about their hosts' experience leave guests concerned about the competition. At breakfast, the costs prove hard to swallow. Prod/Dir: Charlotte Taylor; Series Prod: Mark James; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Competitive golfer Raj Kumar welcomes his rivals to Leafy Suburban B&B in Northwood, Hertfordshire. Jayne isn't keen to take her shoes off, while Neil and Jo aren't impressed with a surprise visitor in their bed. In the afternoon, the guests take a swing at some golfing, but some of them aren't massively keen to play ball. There are rumblings at the breakfast table as Raj is caught out trying to impress his guests with a superior spread, which results in an explosive moment. Prod/Dir: Charlotte Taylor; Series Prod: Mark James; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The final visit is to The Wellington Inn in Welwyn, Hertfordshire, where resources manager Felicity Rainbow takes a spiritual approach to hosting - cleansing her rooms' auras and encouraging her guests to chat to them and feel their vibe. The guests are wowed by a quirky mixture of old and new, but shy away from the stand-alone slipper baths. And while Jayne and Raj feel indulged by the luxury touches, Jo and Neil are soon digging up some dirt. At dinner, Felicity reveals her spiritual side and tensions rise when Raj shares his changing impressions of Jo and Neil. In the morning, Felicity's breakfast service doesn't quite go to plan. Prod/Dir: Charlotte Taylor; Series Prod: Mark James; 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: Charlotte Taylor; Series Prod: Mark James; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Competing for the £1000 prize in Manchester are part-time DJ Dom, aka 'Tracksuit Dom', barber Danny, high-maintenance trainee barrister Sasha, straight-talking nurse Katherine, and goth Maria. DJ Dom serves up a menu inspired by the 1990s Madchester music scene. It's Dom's first-ever dinner party, he's a disaster in the kitchen and he has to call on a chart-topping celebrity pal to bail him out. Prod/Dir: David Donnelly; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Manchester, trainee barrister Sasha serves up a Chinese-Pakistani fusion menu. But after revealing that she hates the sound of cutlery on crockery, will chatty nurse Katherine find plastic cutlery and plates too much? Meanwhile, queen of the night Maria reveals more about her love of gothic culture. Prod/Dir: James Docherty; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the third day of the competition in Manchester, nurse Katherine goes for an easy menu, with a starter of smoked salmon with a horseradish cream, and a chorizo and chickpea main. There's some direct questioning at the dinner table and some extraordinary revelations from Dom and Danny. Prod/Dir: Serena Armitage; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the fourth day of the competition in Manchester, redcoat-turned-barber Danny plans a Bulgarian menu in homage to his wife, followed by some bizarre Bulgarian lessons that bemuse Dom and leave Maria in fits of giggles. Prod/Dir: Serena Armitage; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com It's the final night in Manchester, and after a hit-and-miss week, glam goth Maria plans a traditional Asian meal with a twist. Maria's menu impresses Sasha, and a gothic avant-garde dancer certainly creates a stir. Prod/Dir: James Docherty; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The competition begins at Oaklea Barns Guest House on Merseyside, where Mandi Magee and her partner Paul Green think their impeccable standards will wow their rivals. Guest Ian loves his room but is perplexed by plastic on the lampshades, while Mark and Natalie are thrown by a loose loo. During an exercise in falconry, Dave and Sanchia cry foul when chirpy Mandi rules the roost. At breakfast, Mandi makes it clear she thinks she can't be beaten, but Dave and Sanchia say they'll rise to the challenge. Prod/Dir: Debbie Nugent; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second visit is to Dave and Sanchia's 300-year-old cottage-turned-guest-house, The Guest House Worsthorne, in Lancashire. Their guests are bowled over by the charm, but Mandi and Paul soon find dirt beneath the surface, and Mark discovers that Dave has missed a spot, as his cleaners have left something behind. The guests saddle up for an afternoon of line dancing led by Sanchia, where Mark puts the hoe into hoedown. At dinner, Ian reveals a royal secret and Mandi has some suspicions about Natalie's intent. Breakfast - served in Dave's vintage tea room next door - goes down a storm but Ian isn't too happy with Dave's order-taking skills. Prod/Dir: Debbie Nugent; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Ian Nicholls hopes that his rivals will leave their designer gear at the door and bunk up in his cheap and cheerful Sleeperdorm Backpacker Hotel in Newcastle. Dave and Sanchia try to grin and bear it but make a grim discovery. Things turn sour over dinner when Mandi tells Ian exactly what she thinks of his dormitory-style hotel, but she has egg on her face - and trousers - the following morning at Ian's unique take on breakfast. Prod/Dir: Debbie Nugent; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The final visit is to The Parsonage Hotel and Spa in York, where general manager Mark Toole and his partner Natalie Allcock hope to wow their guests with their 55-room country manor, complete with pub, spa and in-house restaurant. The guests are awestruck with the size of the hotel but queen of clean Mandi's high standards aren't met, Dave discovers that a sweet treat has been left for him, and Ian takes issue with some modern furnishings. Mark's spread at breakfast gets the guests drooling, with everyone impressed with what's on offer. And chat gets competitive when Dave and Mandi both think they are winners. But when Mark and Natalie get their feedback, they're shocked by Mandi's true feelings about The Parsonage. Prod/Dir: Debbie Nugent; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; 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: Debbie Nugent; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kirstie Allsopp's with Andy and Jenny who work in Warrington and are desperate to buy their first home and start a family. In Liverpool, Phil Spencer's with successful businesswoman Margot, who wants a home in the seaside town of Crosby. Dirs: Anthony Holland, Louise Pirie; Edit Prod: Nina Brown; Series Prod: Abi Judge; Exec Prod: Gerard Costello; Prod Co: IWC Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 26.2/9. Britain's toughest music quiz heats up as Ken Bruce hosts the penultimate episode of the series: the last chance for players to secure a place in the Grand Final. Our final set of music fans are put through their paces to find out who has the best pop knowledge. Dir: Derek Hallworth; Exec Prods: Ken Bruce, Michael Mannes, Zoë Tait; Prod Co: 12 Yard Productions, an ITV Studios owned indie Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 2.7. 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 and asks the question: why did we save these buildings, and which ones might we one day regret losing? This time, Kevin looks at six listed places where saving heritage meant campaigning, rebuilding, restoring and refusing to give up, and asks: why do some places only survive when ordinary people decide that losing them is unthinkable? In Coventry, Kevin visits a cathedral whose destruction became the start of something extraordinary: its bombed medieval ruins were kept standing, not as a scar, but as part of a radical new cathedral built beside them. Mavisbank - a pioneering Georgian villa outside Edinburgh - shows the fight to rescue a roofless masterpiece from collapse, and Newport Transporter Bridge in Wales reveals the struggle to save a working-class landmark of steel, rust and civic pride from decay and closure. At Baguley Hall, Kevin meets enthusiasts reviving a mighty medieval timber hall, while Lytham Hall shows how a community pulled together to bring a Georgian house back to life. Finally, at Great Malvern Priory, Kevin explores a church saved from the Reformation by villagers and tries bellringing with their modern-day descendants. Exec Prods: Ned Williams, Gill Wilson; Prod Co: Plum Pictures Short: From a cathedral's medieval ruins that were kept standing, to rescuing a roofless masterpiece from collapse, Kevin explores the places that only survived because losing them was unthinkable. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .2/5. 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. The hospital has one of the busiest A&E departments in Britain, which is under more pressure than ever. It's a place where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. Xintong, who's 28, is rushed to A&E after being flung from a go-kart at speed. Doctors are concerned that there may be damage to her spine and they send her for urgent CT scans. As the medical team assess her injuries, her fiancé Deon explains how Xintong was raised in China and how their relationship survived the distance between them when she returned home from studying in London. Gary, who's 58, has come to St George's after trapping his finger between two shopping trolleys, causing it to swell enormously. He is treated by Ali who, after 37 years as a nurse, has a story of her own to tell. Exec Prods: Emma Tutty, Lucie Duxbury; Series Editor: Liz Collier; Series Prod/Dirs: Joanna Rowlands, Tom Wilde; Prod/Dir: Tim Lawton; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 17.3. 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 episode features stories of human compassion and kindness in challenging circumstances and from unexpected sources. Jeremy, who's 71, arrives at St George's in an air ambulance after crashing his bicycle at speed, and a head injury is suspected. Jeremy's sons Ollie and Alex describe their father's unwillingness to grow old and the importance of a strong family unit in the face of unbearable pain and loss. Allen, who's 82, has injured his chest after a dizzy spell caused him to fall down 13 steps. As his son Graham waits nervously for doctors to assess Allen's injuries, Graham describes his dad's strength and resilience in carrying the family through dark times, and how precious the bond between father and son can be. In urgent care, café worker Amy comes to the rescue of complete stranger James, who smashed a bottle of wine into his arm while skateboarding, and an unlikely friendship develops. Exec Prod: Lucie Duxbury; Series Editor: Liz Collier; Series Prod/Dirs: Joanna Rowlands, Tom Wilde; Prod/Dir: Scarlett Smithson; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 17.5. 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 and asks the question: why did we save these buildings, and which ones might we one day regret losing? This time, Kevin looks at six listed places where saving heritage meant campaigning, rebuilding, restoring and refusing to give up, and asks: why do some places only survive when ordinary people decide that losing them is unthinkable? In Coventry, Kevin visits a cathedral whose destruction became the start of something extraordinary: its bombed medieval ruins were kept standing, not as a scar, but as part of a radical new cathedral built beside them. Mavisbank - a pioneering Georgian villa outside Edinburgh - shows the fight to rescue a roofless masterpiece from collapse, and Newport Transporter Bridge in Wales reveals the struggle to save a working-class landmark of steel, rust and civic pride from decay and closure. At Baguley Hall, Kevin meets enthusiasts reviving a mighty medieval timber hall, while Lytham Hall shows how a community pulled together to bring a Georgian house back to life. Finally, at Great Malvern Priory, Kevin explores a church saved from the Reformation by villagers and tries bellringing with their modern-day descendants. Exec Prods: Ned Williams, Gill Wilson; Prod Co: Plum Pictures Short: From a cathedral's medieval ruins that were kept standing, to rescuing a roofless masterpiece from collapse, Kevin explores the places that only survived because losing them was unthinkable. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .2/5.