This powerful episode focuses on mothers and daughters, and on coming to terms with mortality. Seventy-one-year-old Josephine has been brought to King's College Hospital with chronic breathing difficulties by her daughter Jackie. Josephine has terminal cancer, which has spread throughout her body, and she's nearing the end of her life. Josephine is so ill that decisions need to be made on whether she would choose to be resuscitated should her condition worsen. It's an impossibly difficult decision to make and a painful moment for Jackie, who's not ready to let her mum go. Nurse Abbie is treating Josephine. Before coming to King's, she worked in palliative care. In the waiting room, 67-year-old Azize is with her 44-year-old daughter Sara who's been bitten by her cat. It seems like a minor injury, but Sara has recently had radiotherapy for breast cancer and her immune system is very weak. Azize has moved back from Turkey to be with Sara during her treatment. Meanwhile five-year-old Olivia is having stitches on a head wound, and 12-year-old Mattheus helps out by translating for his Brazilian grandmother, who has injured her wrist. 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 1.8/14. This episode focuses on one of King's newest recruits and the importance of family in times of crisis. Staff nurse Sophie has moved from the Lancashire coast to work at King's College Hospital in south London, leaving her family behind for the first time. She's been at King's for just three weeks and it's been an eye-opening experience. Sophie's first patient today is 22-year-old chef James. He's come to King's after a stabbing, but in this case it was self-inflicted: James accidentally stabbed himself in the thigh with a paring knife while chopping tomatoes at work. He's bleeding heavily; he requires deep tissue stitches, and has to make a tricky phone call to his worried mum. As James is transferred to a ward, another patient arrives following a call on the red phone: Sophie must try to keep them alive manually with chest compressions. As night falls, 54-year-old dad-of-two Bernard is brought to resus. He's fallen against a car and hurt his head. He was apparently unconscious for ten minutes and doctors are concerned about damage to his head, neck and spine. As Bernard is joined at the hospital by his daughter Cassie and his ex-wife, it soon becomes clear that his accident is a result of an evening's drinking. Meanwhile, 83-year-old Ruby arrives with severe knee pain, accompanied by her worried daughter, Sarah. 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 1.9/14. Laura Hamilton uses all of her property expertise to find Marianne and Anthony from West Yorkshire their perfect holiday home in the Axarquía region of southern Spain. The couple have never been to this area before, but love the look of its traditional inland towns and villages. They have a budget of £50,000, and Laura has lined up five great options, but will any of them be the property of their dreams? Prod/Dir: Julann Smyth; Series Prods: Siobhan O'Gorman, Jamie Broome; Prod Co: Freeform Please note this is an edited version of the original episode. 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 As the team race to find the heirs of a man from Margate, they discover he was estranged from his family and led a life shrouded in mystery. The hunters also take on the case of a Cambridgeshire man who was a legend in the sport of tug of war. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 10.19. The first visit of the week is to Tower View Hotel in Blackpool, where owner Jennifer McGirr is joined by her friend Diana Carnegie. Friends Daniel Walker and George Gillespie find some unwanted guests in the bathroom and trouble arises at breakfast when some of the guests try ordering off-menu. Prod/Dir: Penny Tregear; 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 second visit is to Church Spa in East Markham, Nottinghamshire, where owner Daniel Walker is joined by family friend George Gillespie and hopes his B&B will exceed his guests' expectations. Prod/Dir: Penny Tregear; 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 hosts are Steve and Lisa Tindall, who own the boutique B&B at the King's Head Inn in Rye, East Sussex. Their guests get into the swing of things with a round of blindfolded mini-golf. But not everyone has a good night's sleep. Prod/Dir: Penny Tregear; 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 final visit of the week is to The Bridge Hotel in Brandon, Suffolk, where former GMTV presenter Matt Arnold hopes his mantra of 'blissful bedrooms, beautiful bathrooms, brilliant breakfasts' will impress. Prod/Dir: Penny Tregear; 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 B&Bers meet for one last time, to confront their rivals and discover how much they've been paid. Things get heated when it's time to count up the cash. 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 first host in Southend-on-Sea, dog-mad executive PA Julie-Ann Rayner, is a dinner party veteran and has high hopes that her 'taste of the sea' menu - with two fish courses - will have her guests hooked. Prod/Dir: Delyth Lloyd; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second host in Southend-on-Sea, grandmother Carol Dolman, is confident in the kitchen. Her menu includes scallops and roast lamb, her entertainment includes tango lessons, with some flirty results, and she reveals a few secrets to her guests. Exec Prod: Matt Calais; Prod/Dir: Richard Higson; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The third host in Southend, science teacher and self-confessed geek Damian Loneragan, serves up two chilli-based dishes, and a lemon and ginger dessert. But Scott thinks Damian's main course is the worst thing he's ever eaten. Exec Prod: Matt Calais; Prod/Dir: David Ayres; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Bartender and self-confessed 'airhead' Steph Barrett hosts the penultimate night in Southend. Everyone goes all out with their costumes for Steph's 1940s fancy dress code. The guests are bowled over by the authenticity of her 40s-styled home, but the biggest surprise of the evening is the quality of the food, which goes down a treat. Exec Prod: Matt Calais; Prod/Dir: David Ayres; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com International DJ Scott Langley hosts the last night in Southend-on-Sea. Scott's a pretty good cook and is soon flying ahead with his cooking. He's also planned something special for his entertainment, which he's sure will blow his guests away. Exec Prod: Matt Calais; Prod/Dir: Richard Higson; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The first visit of the week is to Derwent House Apartments in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, run by Claire and her daughter-in-law, Jessica. The pair are planning to wow their guests with some self-catered luxury on the seaside, and the B&Bers' first impressions of their apartments certainly get things off to a good start. An afternoon on the beach shows Scarborough in a new light, and everything's going swimmingly - until bedtime, when Jane gets cold feet about her room. The next morning, after some hair-raising discoveries, the DIY breakfast receives a mixed reception, leaving the hosts kicking themselves come feedback time. Prod/Dir: Anna Cox; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Visit two is to Burton Constable Holiday Park in Sproatley near Hull, run by park wardens Gemma and Mark, a daring duo who when they're not greeting guests are galivanting around the globe. The lodges are a big hit initially, but it's not long before Stephen gets hot under the collar, and a nasty surprise leaves a fly in the ointment for Claire and Jessica. Things get better at breakfast when the hosts deliver hot breakfasts to happy campers. But there's a shock in the feedback... Prod/Dir: Anna Cox; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Professional chef Stephen hosts the week's third's visit at The Crossings Inn near Carlisle, Cumbria. His ethos is no-nonsense accommodation and gorgeous grub at his country pub, and the guests are impressed by the sparkling condition of their rooms, even though some of the B&Bers are bemused by the separate bathrooms. An afternoon on the farm gets everyone up close and personal with the local livestock, and gives Stephen a chance to share his farm-to-plate philosophy. But this only serves to leave breakfast expectations sky high - can his bespoke bangers deliver? Prod/Dir: Anna Cox; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The week's final visit sees the B&Bers head to Wales' Conwy Valley, where self-confessed 'lady of the manor' Jane and her friend Sharon host at Plas Maenan Country House. Jane lovingly restored her spectacular country pile to its former glory, and the breathtaking views prove popular. However, it seems Jane's restoration work doesn't meet everyone's standards, as some guests bemoan the patchy paintwork. At least the B&Bers go bonkers for the breakfast buffet the next morning - apart from one, who thinks the bangers are far from bang on. Come feedback time, it's the hosts who find things hard to stomach. Prod/Dir: Anna Cox; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com It's payment day, and emotions are running high as the B&Bers pour over their feedback. Derwent House Apartments are up first, with the hosts keen to turn up the heat on Jane and Sharon's facilities feedback. Gemma and Mark from Burton Constable Holiday Park want to get the buzz on some cleanliness concerns, before Stephen from The Crossings Inn asks for answers about some comments that gave him the chills. Finally, Plas Maenan Country House's Jane and Sharon get their teeth into some of Stephen's scrambled scores. The guests agree on some things, disagree on more, and debate their differences before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced. Prod/Dir: Anna Cox; Series Prod: Bob Brear; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In London's Thornton Heath, George Clarke squeezes into an Edwardian workers cottage that's only half the size of a squash court. This doll's house is home to NHS theatre nurse Hannah and her two lively young children, but it's so small that Hannah has had to give the only decent sized bedroom to the kids and is sleeping in the front room. If you think that's bad, the original occupants had eight children! Can George make every inch work, and give Hannah the luxurious master bedroom she deserves? And can he deliver the country cottage feel she's after in this busy city suburb? George also visits a four-bed detached house in Streatham that was previously lived in by a Sicilian ice cream manufacturer and his wife. They created their own slice of Italy with glass chandeliers in every room, Roman columns and marble-effect tiles. Sadly, it's not to the taste of the new owners - can they create a grown-up sitting room and office with not a lot of lolly? Exec Prods: Rebecca Mulraine, Tania Fallon; Series Prod: Mike Ratcliffe; Prod Co: Amazing Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 3.0. Kirstie and Phil search in the West Midlands, around Sutton Coldfield and Solihull. Kirstie's with designers Karen and Richard, who have a dream budget but keep falling at the final hurdle. They sold up in London to be closer to family and want a project property near leafy Sutton Park. Their budget is over £1m, but despite nine offers, one of which was £150,000 over the asking price, they still don't have a home and are getting desperate to be settled with their three children. Kirstie soon realises that their very specific wish list doesn't quite tally with the available housing stock and even their budget can't solve that. She shows them one place which ticks almost every box, but it will still take some smart negotiating to secure their dream home. In such a fast-moving market, Phil's couple - Camilla and Liam - can scarcely book viewings before properties are sold. Nurse Camilla and claims handler Liam want to get out of rented accommodation and into a two or three-bed house so that they can start a family, but schedules and the speed of the market are against them. With Camilla often working nightshifts, by the time they can arrange viewings, properties are usually sold, and in the two years when they've been searching, prices have gone up by 13%. After some concentrated time with Phil, there are two contenders, but some quick decisions must be made to avoid losing out yet again. Dirs: Jason Hopkins, Paul Leyshon; Prods: Lubna Malik, Craig Reece; Series Prod: Julyan Sinclair; Exec Prod: Gerard Costello; Prod Co: IWC Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 38.3. There aren't many people in Britain who can say they own their own airfield. But flying instructor Colin Mackinnon and his partner, hovercraft instructor and trapeze artist Marta Briongos, are part of that select few. In fact, so important is the airfield to them, they've decided to live there too. Their ambitious plan is to build an incredible metal sculptural home next to the runway, designed by one of Scotland's most eminent architects and inspired by aircraft hangars. But the difficulties of building their beautiful design soon become apparent: bespoke metal homes are hardly the norm in Scotland and finding people to do the work is tricky. Before the project is barely off the ground they're contending with violent rain, snow, 100-mile-an-hour winds and the worst storms for 100 years. With work slowed down to a snail's pace, what was supposed to be a year-long project heads into its third year. Colin and Marta, armed with buckets of anti-rust paint, have to draw on reserves of mental energy they never knew they had to see their unique project through to the end. Series Prods: Michael Ratcliffe, John Lonsdale; Exec Prod: Fiona Caldwell; Prod Co: Boundless Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Comedian, musician and curious wanderer Bill Bailey embarks on a wildly entertaining and heartfelt journey through Vietnam - a land of staggering contrasts, deep traditions and endless surprises. Bill jams with musicians, meditates with monks, fishes on floating villages, and uncovers the changes that have taken place in the 50 years since the Vietnam War. Bill heads to the mountainous region of Da Lat, a French-built hill station surrounded by pine forests - and a place for lovers. Bill tries meditation with monks at the Truc Lam monastery, picks leaves at the Cau Dat tea plantation, and zooms through the verdant hills on a mountain-top zipline. With his head in the clouds and romance in the air, Bill oscillates between kitschy tourism and earnest moments with locals, and finds love in unexpected places. Short: Bill leaves the bustle of the city behind and seeks solace in the beauty of mountainous Da Lat. With his head in the clouds, Bill finds love in unexpected places. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .2. Rapturously received throughout the UK, Australia and New Zealand, Bill Bailey recorded this show at his local, the Hammersmith Apollo. Furious and hilarious, Qualmpeddler takes on the coalition, popular culture, social media, celebrity and cheap shark-diving. No show of Bill's is complete without musical wizardry, and there is casual brilliance in the religious dubstep, German folk-metal, a Bible-guitar, the Match of the Day theme as a Jewish folk clap-a-long, and a show-stopping reggae version of Downton Abbey. Plus an extraordinary tale of a rescued owl. Dir: Jim Parsons; Dir: Russell Thomas; Prod Co: Glassbox Prods Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com This episode focuses on the bond between parents and children - including the youngest patient yet featured on the series - and what happens when the roles have to be reversed due to illness. Three-month-old Jaziah has been rushed to resus with breathing difficulties. He's considered medically severely underweight and has an enlarged liver. Consultant Jacqui needs to act fast to keep Jaziah alive, while his mum, Kenita, can only watch as the specialist paediatric team is called in to assist. Doctors are concerned that Jaziah's swollen liver signifies that there's a problem with his heart and that he may need immediate surgery to save his life. Meanwhile, in paediatric A&E, 18-month-old Charlie's mum Kerry is waiting for urine test results that could explain why he's been feeling unwell for five days. Ronald, who's 81, has been brought to King's by his daughter Tracey. He's had a suspected stroke, which is affecting his speech. He needs a CT scan to assess how serious it is and what his hopes of rehabilitation are. Registrar N'daba has been working with patients who have had strokes for many years and has seen how quickly the parent/child relationship is reversed. And as night falls, 19-year-olds Emily and Amber are waiting for news on Charlie, who they brought to the hospital after he hurt his hand. They've never met him before, but didn't want him to have to come to the hospital alone. 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 1.11/14. This episode focuses on patients whose illnesses prove tricky to diagnose. Nine-year-old Tino is rushed to resus after slumping over her desk at school. Usually a lively young girl, she can't remember what day it is or her surname. She doesn't even recognise her own mum. Treating Tino is consultant Liz, but despite her years of experience, even she isn't initially certain what's wrong with Tino. Liz's concern is that Tino is displaying the symptoms of encephalitis, a viral infection which causes swelling of the brain and which, if not treated, can have devastating consequences. While Liz treats Tino with anti-viral drugs, her mum Tracey can only wait to see if her daughter's memory will return and if she will be restored to health. In majors, 45-year-old Karen arrives accompanied by her family. She's experiencing numbness down her left side and needs a scan. It soon becomes clear, however, that Karen's condition is more complicated than it first appears. Karen's daughter Samantha reveals that her mum experiences anxiety attacks that have worsened since the death of Karen's father. Karen's been told by various doctors over the years that her issue isn't physical, but psychological, but she won't accept it. Meanwhile, 11-year-old Bailey has been brought to King's after he was run over outside school by a slow moving car. He's broken his leg and has cuts to his face and body and has to endure the excruciating pain of having his broken leg physically re-straightened before it can be pinned. 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 1.12/14.