This episode reveals how, alongside the usual broken bones and heart problems, the A&E team at King's deal with a population that is becoming more and more psychologically fragile. A regular patient to King's who has schizophrenia is brought in after failing to take his diabetes medicine: it's his 19th visit in a year. Meanwhile, a young girl seeks refuge with the mental health team. She's in crisis and is finding it difficult to cope with life. Psychiatric nurse Jenny has seen it all and reveals that the patients her team have to deal with are getting younger and younger. One patient who was having suicidal thoughts was just seven. Joseph, a 16-year-old schoolboy, is rushed to A&E after having a suspected stroke, and is joined at his bedside by his twin brother Elijah and their mother as they await the results of a brain scan. Clive, 61, a former betting shop manager, is also suspected of having a stroke. Known as the 'Memory Man' in his youth, he is now coming to terms with his diminishing mental abilities. Series Prods/Dirs: Anthony Philipson, Amy Flanagan; Exec Prods: Nick Curwin, Magnus Temple; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 0.13/14. Filmed around the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, one of Britain's busiest A&E departments, each episode of 24 Hours in A&E focuses on people treated within the same 24-hour period. This episode kicks off during the morning rush hour. Two cyclists arrive with serious head injuries. IT analyst Christopher hit a log on his way to work, and concerns are raised when scans show a bleed on his brain. Meanwhile, Brighton cyclist Sarah swerved to avoid a pedestrian when riding at 30mph downhill without a helmet. She's airlifted to King's by HEMS, the helicopter emergency service who deal with some of the most serious trauma cases. Also brought in by helicopter is father-of-four Kevin, who fell from scaffolding while repairing a roof. And 80-year-old former docker Bill hurt his knee while drinking at his local working men's club, but he soon perks up in the company of nurse Laura. Series Prod/Dir: Kirsty Cunningham; Exec Prods: Nick Curwin, Tom McDonald; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.0/14. 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. Searching for the perfect pitch in north Wales, the camping connoisseurs arrive at their second campsite of the week, Cefn Coed, nestled within an ancient oak forest near the Mawddach Estuary. Campsite hosts Adrian and Natalie introduce them to their magical site, where Manthe and Corinne indulge in some forest bathing, Matt and Ryan spend the night in a traditional vardo caravan, and Carolynne even manages to impress husband David with dinner, after taking a Thai cooking class with host Natalie. But will this wilderness retreat earn five stars 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 1.11. While More4 is off air, SHOPPING with Must Have Ideas. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The search is on for relatives of a lady from Lambeth, but there is a major question mark over the value of her estate. And as the hunters try to crack a 26-year-old case, they uncover a sad and surprising family secret. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 10.17. The competition starts at The Oak pub and B&B in Charing, Kent, where new landlord Natalie Palmer hopes to be crowned best value B&B of the week. Spiritually enlightened Katherine Armitage and Stewart Johnston are pleased they've got room for their yoga mats, but both Dennis Gilligan and Gary Coaley and Mike and Denise Mitchell aren't blown away by their extractor fans. At breakfast, Natalie goes it alone in the kitchen, which leaves her guests admiring her work ethic, but the issue of the extractor fans comes back to haunt her. Prod/Dir: Sam Buckley; Series Prods: Jo Harcourt-Smith, Mark Wildash; Exec Prods: Rachel Bloomfield, Tom Whitrow Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second visit is to the village of Worstead in Norfolk, where Dennis Gilligan runs The White Lady, which he claims has a ghostly extra guest. Most of the guests are firing on all cylinders at a clay pigeon shoot, but peace-loving Katherine is left feeling shell-shocked while some of the men in the competition are determined to be the top gun. Prod/Dir: Sam Buckley; Series Prods: Jo Harcourt-Smith, Mark Wildash; Exec Prods: Rachel Bloomfield, Tom Whitrow; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The third visit of the week is to Cranleigh House B&B in Coombe Martin, Devon, where former couple Katherine Armitage and Stewart Johnston offer alternative accommodation for fans of yoga and spiritual enlightenment. On a local hill top, they hope that the group will send out energy for world peace and healing, but Mike and Denise question whether the whole thing is a joke, while Dennis and Gary struggle to keep a straight face. Series Prods: Jo Harcourt-Smith, Mark Wildash; Exec Prods: Rachel Bloomfield, Tom Whitrow; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The fourth and final visit is to Paignton on the English Riviera where Mike and Denise Mitchell are the new kids on the block, having only opened the doors to their B&B, Beaches, a few weeks earlier. Over dinner there are revelations when Mike tells his guests about his other career... as a movie star. Series Prods: Jo Harcourt-Smith, Mark Wildash; Exec Prods: Rachel Bloomfield, Tom Whitrow; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com With all the visits over, the B&Bers meet one last time to confront their rivals and discover how much they've been paid, before the winner is announced. Series Prods: Jo Harcourt-Smith, Mark Wildash; Exec Prods: Rachel Bloomfield, Tom Whitrow; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com This week's competition comes from in and around Cumbria. The first host, 30-year-old part-time social worker Sara, hopes to blow her guests away with a menu of Middle Eastern cuisine in homage to her birthplace of Baghdad. Her guests are 50-year-old property developer Rob, 28-year-old bricklayer Dale, 22-year-old hospitality entrepreneur Ash and 39-year-old council refuse worker Vicki. After a lot of laughs, has Sara's Arabian affair set her on course to win the £1000? Prod/Dir: Dominic Gatt; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the second night of the competition in and around Cumbria, bricklayer Dale serves up construction-themed comfort food. On a poke about their host's house, guests Vicki and Ash discover Dale's hi-vis work trousers, which Vicki eagerly tries on, much to Ash's embarrassment. Ash also finds himself at the sharp end of Vicki's tongue when he makes a flippant remark about refuse workers. Dale's main course is his 'Great Wall of Chinese Chicken', which Rob thoroughly enjoys, on an evening of good chats and laughs. Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the third night of the competition in and around Cumbria, council refuse worker Vicki serves up an unusual hospital-themed menu. While they're having a nosy around their host's bedroom, Ash and Rob find Vicki's work clothes. Ash then realises he might have put his foot in it last night when he was less than complimentary about binmen. Vicki's hospital-themed menu starts with 'cracked ribs served with a blood shot', which seems to be a hit with all the boys, especially Dale, who wolfs down Sara's leftovers. And some bandage-based entertainment wraps up an interesting night. Prod/Dir: Max Newson; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the penultimate night of the competition in and around Cumbria, 22-year-old horse-riding hospitality entrepreneur Ash creates a menu of personal favourites. For his starter, Ash serves up some Catalan cuisine with a king prawn pil pil, but the unpopularity of prawns among Ash's guests proves problematic when Rob and Sara can only stomach a nibble. Luckily, Ash's buddy Dale scoffs down his starter as well as others' leftovers. But when a conversation about funny horse names allows Rob to steal the limelight, Ash must rein things back. Can a blindfolded cocktail-making competition get the group's juices flowing? Prod/Dir: Max Newson; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: 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 and around Cumbria, 50-year-old property developer Rob wants to treat his guests to the delights of some local produce. Rob serves Cumberland sausage and black pudding for his starter, much to Vicki's horror. And while Dale and Ash devour the food, Sara isn't happy with her poached egg and Vicki finds eggshell in hers. Rob hopes to sweeten up his guests with a sticky toffee pudding and locally produced ice cream, before revealing that he's a drummer and letting the gang have a bash on his kit. Has Rob done enough to snare himself the £1000 prize? Prod/Dir: Rupert Verrinder; Series Prod: Sam Keay; Series Ed: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The competition begins at The World's End in Ecton, Northamptonshire, where father-and-son team Andrew and Chris are hoping their pub can pack a punch. But their guests have mixed opinions on the size of their rooms, and Glenn and William find the twin beds in their digs a little too close for comfort. Come morning, after one guest reveals she had a noisy night, the hosts look to claw back some points at breakfast. However, a lack of pastries leaves the B&Bers wanting more... Prod/Dir: Will Pilkinton; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The B&Bers are in Bradford for the week's second visit, at Duplex Relocations, where host Crissy is joined in the competition by her friend Pauline. Things get off to a shaky start when Andrew and Chris get bogged down by the bathroom bin, before their mattress leaves them with a sinking feeling. Then Glenn and William are buzzed off by a bunch of flies in the window. But after one guest calls the hosts to his room to investigate a plethora of problems, it transpires the fault might lie at his own door. Criticisms over the hosts' attentiveness during breakfast the next morning make their way into the feedback, leaving Crissy and Pauline with plenty to chew over. Prod/Dir: Will Pilkinton; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In an abridged competition, the week's third and final visit is to Glenn and William's Taypark House in Dundee. The B&Bers are wowed by the grandeur of the old hotel, but upon closer inspection, Crissy and Pauline are less than impressed with their beds. A visit to the oldest boat in Scotland in the afternoon is a hit, but a sneaky joke from Andrew leaves Glenn all at sea. The following morning, the neighbouring airport means the sleep scores fail to soar, leaving the hosts having to rely on a brilliant breakfast to rescue their chances. Prod/Dir: Will Pilkinton; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com It's payment day, and the holiday hosts meet for one last time to find out what they've been paid and settle some scores. Andrew and Chris from The World's End can't work out why Glenn and William felt too close for comfort. Crissy and Pauline from Duplex Relocations are keen to set the record straight about their accommodation. And Taypark House's Glenn and William aren't buying the reason why Andrew and Chris lost sleep. After serious debate and some disastrously different opinions, the B&Bers get their payments and find out who's won. Prod/Dir: Will Pilkinton; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com A special look back at some highlights and unseen moments from Four in a Bed, revisiting some of the best - and worst - holiday accommodations featured on the show. From brilliant breakfasts to paltry payments, this episode fondly remembers the highs and lows experienced by B&Bers across the country. And for the first time, peek behind the scenes at how the head-to-head holiday hoedown is put together. Series Prod: Bob Brear; Exec Prod: Mark James; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com George Clarke helps people make their period homes fit for modern life. In Stroud, George meets Phil and Leighla, who are transforming their ramshackle, listed Georgian farmhouse with an industrial-style extension. And in Wootton Bassett, George helps a couple to flip the layout of their Victorian end-of-terrace home. Series Prod: Joe Scannell; Exec Prods: Rebecca Mulraine, Tania Fallon; Prod Co: Amazing Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 6.0/5. Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Scotland's capital, Edinburgh, where it's a tale of three cities. Phil's with Freya and Elliot, who are moving from Aberdeen for the cultural buzz, while Kirstie helps Sadia and Sohail, who moved from Dublin thinking it would be easier to buy in Edinburgh. It's fair to say that hasn't been the case. Edinburgh lass Sadia met Irishman Sohail online and, after a spell in Dublin, they decided to move into Sadia's Edinburgh starter flat while they searched for a proper family home. They've had enough of flat living but anything more than that is a tall order. Kirstie's initial curveball property doesn't hit the mark, but when something a little further from the buzz does, will Sadia and Sohail think it's worth the compromise? The speed of the market and a five-hour round trip to view properties means that Freya and Elliot haven't seen anything in person. They're focussed on the exclusive enclaves of Morningside and Stockbridge, but in order to fulfil their desire for their own front door, Phil has to push them on area. He shows them places that they really want to call home, but in a competitive market, the best places are going for up to 20% over asking price. Phil needs all his powers of negotiation to secure this young couple their perfect pad. Dirs: Sasha Webb, Simon Joslin; Prods: Carol Hanlon, Sherolyn Luby; Prod/Dir: Simon Joslin; Series Prod: Julyan Sinclair; Exec Prod: Gerard Costello; Prod Co: IWC Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 38.1. For 30 years, in Hertfordshire, nobody's been allowed to build on the protected land surrounding one of Britain's most historic abbeys. But then nobody reckoned on golf coach Chris and ex-figure skater Kayo, who launched a six-year battle to build a new family home. Constrained by stringent planning conditions, Chris and Kayo put their trust in friend and architectural designer Rogan. But Chris and Kayo's problems are only just beginning. The unique, single-storey Roman-inspired design is intricate and complicated, putting the schedule and budget under pressure. It's a medley of delays, overspends and obsessive craftsmanship. And will Chris and Kayo even like their radical family home when it's finished? Dir: Claire Lasko; Series Prod: John Lonsdale; Exec Prod: Fiona Caldwell; Prod Co: Boundless Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com A heart-warming and emotional episode focusing on children and one of A&E's youngest and newest recruits, 27-year-old emergency medicine trainee Matt. Sixteen-year-old riding enthusiast Ellie has been airlifted to King's from Kent after she was thrown from her horse and crushed against a fence. Ellie arrives with no feeling down her left side and the team fears she may have serious spinal injuries. Ellie's mum, Kate, can only wait and reflect as scans begin. Jill arrives with intense pain after a sudden and severe haemorrhage. She's pregnant and is scared she might be losing her baby, having had a number of miscarriages in the past. In paediatric A&E, four-year-old Destiny has a fishbone stuck in his tonsils from his lunchtime curry. And, after a long and intense shift, the deaths of two older patients make Dr Matt reflect on family, mortality and coping with loss. Series Prod: Kirsty Cunningham; Exec Prods: Tom McDonald, Nick Curwin; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.1/14. The RTS award-winning series 24 Hours in A&E brings a warm-hearted and moving episode exploring the different ways that men deal with pain and injury. Fifty-year-old builder Jim arrives in A&E screaming in agony after a fall at work. He's managed to dislocate his shoulder in such an unusual way that consultant Chris hasn't seen the like in 30 years of emergency medicine, and it takes a five-strong team to pull Jim's shoulder back into place. Thirty-year-old Temi is in minors with a broken toe, having mistaken a concrete block for a football. He growls and grimaces in pain, but Temi's actually more concerned about whether the crutches he's given will match his sense of style. Also in minors are married couple Pat and Alan. Both in their sixties, they've spent just one day apart in 49 years and are stoical in the face of adversity. Alan had to have one of his legs amputated in 2009 and now, having just returned from holiday in Goa, the other leg is dangerously swollen. Later in the day, two elderly patients are brought to King's. Eighty-three-year-old James has a cyst on his knee, but is in so much pain that he's refusing treatment. It's senior sister AnnMarie's job to persuade James to stay in overnight. Series Prod: Kirsty Cunningham; Exec Prods: Tom McDonald, Nick Curwin; Prod Co: The Garden Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.3/14. Paramedic Rob Moore and technician Chloe Walker rush to a GP surgery where a 19-year-old woman has suspected meningitis and sepsis. With her life in danger, it's a blue-light-emergency dash to hospital. In Birmingham, a 72-year-old man with diabetes has dangerously high blood sugar levels. And in Coventry, an elderly man has a suspected swollen artery, which - if left untreated - could rupture, placing his life in danger. Exec Prod: Charlie Bunce; Series Editor: Claire Simpson; Series Prod: Graeme Thomson; Prod Co: Curve Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 3.7. Cameras follow air ambulance medics as they use specialist training and skills to save critically ill patients' lives. The crew of Essex and Herts Air Ambulance race to help teenager Jack who has a major brain injury after colliding with a car in Hemel Hempstead. In Bicester, Dimi's heart is racing dangerously fast and needs to be shocked back into a normal rhythm. A team from Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland Air Ambulance help 10-year-old Jack who is confused and nauseous after a bang on the head. And in Clacton, some DIY goes wrong for Martin, who has a suspected broken collarbone. Dirs: Tina Curley, Nick Chapman, Timothy Penny; Series Prod: Emma Fentiman; 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 4.4.