The RTS award-winning documentary series filmed around the clock at St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of Britain's most advanced and busiest A&E departments. This episode focuses on patients who've found love in unexpected ways. Bob, who's 51, is airlifted to St George's after falling 20 feet from a ladder while repairing the roof of his house. Retired pharmacologist Anthony, who's 68, has a chronic gas problem and is burping constantly. Meanwhile, 83-year-old Gladys collapsed on the stairs at home and has a dangerously low heart rate. Ron, her husband of 50 years, is with her. Gladys was originally married to Ron's brother. 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 7.6/13. The RTS award-winning documentary series filmed around the clock at St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of the world's busiest and most advanced A&E departments. This episode features patients who believe in keeping their chin up and carrying on, no matter what life throws at them. Professional actor Dudley, who's 68, has come to A&E after breaking his shoulder in a fall while rushing to catch a train. Dudley may need surgery, but he's got a performance tonight and the show must go on. But during his treatment doctors think there might be something seriously wrong. Barbara, who's 82, and her 80-year-old husband Clarence are brought to St George's after being knocked over by a motorbike while crossing the road. Doctors are most worried about Barbara, who arrives by helicopter with a head wound and a badly broken leg. Paramedics bring in a man who's collapsed after taking drugs. Doctors need to discover what drugs he's taken before deciding how to treat him, while the police want to question him once the effects of the drugs have worn off. Meanwhile, 88-year-old Isabel has a swollen leg. She talks about her failed marriage to a much younger man when she was 50. 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 8.2/8. Danni Menzies helps Poppy and her dad Philip realise their dream of finding a holiday home in inland Andalucía that all the family can use to enjoy the Spanish sunshine. With a budget of £50k, will they love any of the options that Danni shows themenough to put in an offer? Prod/Dir: Jean-Pierre Clapes; Series Prod: Andy Richards; Senior Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; 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 In Maidenhead, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Val Lindsay, whose family have raced cars for three generations. Simon falls in love with an old ship's carpenter's chest, which he wants to gently restore, while Henry takes away a miniature Tether car, which he hopes to get started. 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 3.2. The first visit is to Falmouth in Cornwall, where Gaye Woods hopes that her family-run Meudon Hotel will win the day. But guests Tim and Mikey think their twin beds are too close for comfort. For some afternoon fun, Gaye lays on some oyster shucking. At dinner, some of the group are unconvinced by the high room rates and at breakfast, guests Sue and Chris reveal a picky streak. When Gaye receives her feedback, she's left wanting answers. Prod/Dir: Mark Russell; 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 the Royal Oak pub in Malborough, Devon, run by laid-back owner Tim Heap, with help from his bartender Mikey Martindale. The basic rooms are a hit with some guests, but Geoff and Joan discover a mucky corner cupboard. Tim and Mikey take the group to an art workshop for some creative fun. At dinner, the guests are itching to know more about Tim's past and he doesn't disappoint, but he's riled when Gaye questions his unconventional management style. Following some unwanted extras at breakfast, some tough feedback makes Tim suspicious. Prod/Dir: Mark Russell; 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 the Angel Guest House in Tiverton, Devon, where owners Chris and Sue Holliday have created a homespun experience. But Gaye is concerned by the noise of the road outside, and Joan and Geoff question some design choices in their room. During an afternoon playing a local game known as 'Throw the Egg', the group rumble how competitive their hosts are. At dinner, Tim's enthusiasm results in an unexpected gift. And egg connoisseur Chris's poached eggs are put to the test at breakfast. Prod/Dir: Mark Russell; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The fourth visit is to Geoff Jones and Joan McGowan's Compton Swan in Newbury, Berkshire. Expectations are high after Joan revealed she was named Ireland's Businesswoman of the Year on the last visit, but Tim, who's still smarting from his feedback, goes to town on his room. Tensions mount during an afternoon on an inflatable racecourse, where Chris and Sue try to sabotage the race. Geoff and Joan impress with a harpist at dinner and hearts are softened when they reveal the personal sacrifices they make for their business. At breakfast, Geoff the chef impresses, but egg-man Chris takes issues with his food. And Geoff and Joan aren't happy with their feedback. Prod/Dir: Mark Russell; 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: Mark Russell; Series Prod: Matt Baker; Exec Prod: Paula Fasht; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Flamboyant 49-year-old performing arts teacher Helen gets the party started in Sheffield. Her cooking doesn't go to plan, but she certainly delivers on the entertainment, on a whirlwind evening featuring trumping, spies and a dessert that goes with a bang. Series Prods: Henry Hainault, Mark Wildash; Miranda Tatton-Brown; Prod Co: Shiver Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Sheffield, design and technology teacher Claire hopes that her Asian menu will impress her guests, but she's got a job on her hands with former-chef-turned-supermarket-worker Simon. Meanwhile, Helen's eccentricity irritates the others, including professional singer Ivor. It's an evening packed with spicy food, a dash of plasticine modelling and a sprinkling of offensive comments. Series Prods: Henry Hainault, Mark Wildash; Prod/Dir: Imran Arif; Prod Co: Shiver Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com In Sheffield, service administrator Monika treats her guests to a traditional Bulgarian night, inspired by her homeland. But some of her guests don't like her pork steaks in vine leaves and meat patties, and the atmosphere turns sour when loud and proud performing arts teacher Helen and DT teacher Claire go head-to-head, and Simon tells sexist jokes. Series Prods: Henry Hainault, Mark Wildash; Prod/Dir: Charley Bennett; Prod Co: Shiver Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com After tensions arose between Claire and Helen on Monika's night, 1980s musician Ivor is determined to serve up some fun on his evening in Sheffield. And what better way than with an 80s extravaganza, including a live performance from his New Romantic band My Pierrot Dolls? Ivor has jazzed up his dishes with names inspired by classic 80s bands, including 'curiosity killed the coq au vin' and 'you spin me round strawberry cheesecake'. Series Prods: Henry Hainault, Mark Wildash; Prod/Dir: Charley Bennett; Prod Co: Shiver Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the final day in Sheffield, former chef Simon is confident that his meal will be head and shoulders above the competition, but some of his guests are out for revenge after the criticism he's dished out all week. He also has to contend with the feud that's brewing between Claire and Helen, and when things get going between them, Monika doesn't know where to hide. Will Simon's experimental gastro cuisine be too much for the group, or is it good enough to overcome all that tension? Series Prods: Henry Hainault, Mark Wildash; Prod/Dir: Imran Arif; Prod Co: Shiver Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The week begins at Becketts in Southsea, Portsmouth, where host Terence believes that his prize-winning establishment can claim top spot in the competition. Guests Duncan and Jessie are swept away by their room, while another pair find the design delightful. However, some parking problems prove a stalling point for one couple. A duvet disaster and a noisy night later, Terence's feedback isn't quite as flawless as he'd expected. Prod/Dir: Tom Reader; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The Westby Guest House in Boscombe near Bournemouth is the second destination of the week. Hosts Duncan and Jessie are hoping that their systematic approach to running a B&B will pay dividends. Tracey and Paul are impressed by their spotless room, but Duncan's strict house rules soon leave a sour taste. Breakfast is quality over quantity and, unlike their guests, Duncan and Jessie are left with plenty to digest at feedback time. Prod/Dir: Tom Reader; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Paul and Tracey host visit three of the week, at Newell Restaurant and Rooms in Sherborne, Dorset. Two guests think the style is on point, and Terence is taken with the blissful bedding. Duncan, however, has a substandard slumber. A communal coffee zone proves controversial, and some negative opinions percolate onto the feedback forms. Prod/Dir: Tom Reader; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com For the final visit of the week, the B&Bers embrace the great outdoors at Lydcott Glamping in Cornwall. Hosts Emma and Rich are passionate about their site's stunning views and think that their luxury cabins will set them on the path to victory. All the guests are taken with the spectacular surroundings, but less so with some dusty discoveries in their cabins. And the breakfast hampers prove divisive as some guests struggle with DIY cooking. Will Emma and Rich feel the burn in their feedback? Prod/Dir: Tom Reader; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Dreadful duvets, bothersome beds and breakfast blues are all on the agenda as the B&Bers meet up on payment day to settle their differences. In a particularly emotional discussion, there's plenty of finger pointing, before the payments are revealed and we find out which B&B has won the week. Prod/Dir: Tom Reader; Series Prod: Lizzie Gill; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Lancia Fulvia Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend travel to Scotland to take on a 1968 Lancia Fulvia - a 60s Italian automotive masterpiece. The car belongs to former hairdresser Bill, who bought the car back in 1984. It was his pride and joy until it went off the road a few years back. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.4. Cannon Goldfinger Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on one of their most obscure cars to date - a little-known Cannon trials competition car. Car trialling is the world's second oldest motorsport, taking specially adapted cars up steep slippery hills and through thick mud courses. It was huge in the 50s and 60s, but less well known today. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.5. Entrepreneur Paul Wilkinson is a workaholic with a compulsion to get things done in the shortest time possible. So, when he and his wife Amy set out to build a giant new home on their 16-acre plot in Lincolnshire, he gives himself just one year to do it. The big problem is that this is no ordinary build - it's five circular buildings made up of interlocking timber cylinders linked by raised wooden walkways that hang over a fishing lake. It is a vast and complicated endeavour, and Paul's local team struggle with the devilishly tricky curves and angles of the cylinders as the ambitious schedule starts to slip. Desperate to get the timber superstructure watertight before autumn rains hit, Paul throws extra resources at the project. The budget spirals and Paul works almost day and night to complete the building on time by sheer force of will. But this relentless drive begins to take a toll on Paul's health. Halfway through, he's admitted to hospital for an operation that could threaten the entire project. Series Prod: John Lonsdale; Dir: Karen Rona; Exec Prod: Cal Turner; Prod Co: Boundless Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com I'm Spartacus Alice Roberts embarks on her most ambitious journey to date in search of the Roman Empire. Going by train, she travels 1300 miles through Italy, France and Spain to discover the origins and secrets of Rome's success. Alice heads seven miles south of Naples to Herculaneum, a town that, like Pompeii, was buried in volcanic ash in 79 CE. Among Herculaneum's preserved glories, Alice braves the city's hand-dug tunnels in search of priceless scrolls. In Capua, a town famed for its Roman amphitheatre, Alice explores a multitude of Roman relics, including a temple dedicated to the underground cult who worshipped Mithras. In Capua's giant amphitheatre, second in size only to Rome's Colosseum, gladiators battled wild creatures from the farthest corners of the empire, including lions and tigers. There's also time to handle the world's most famous sword. Exec Prod: Steve Havers; Series Dir: Paul Crompton; Prod Co: Spark Media Short: Alice takes a train to Herculaneum, braving hand-dug tunnels in search of priceless scrolls. In Capua, she tracks down a secret cult and learns about the lives of gladiators. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .1/6. Part of True Crime on Channel 4. The UK's biggest and most successful true crime documentary series brings us this compelling special. The Devil's Chain is the gripping inside story of a brutal premeditated knife and gun attack on the doorstep of a man's house, where the police fight against the odds to identify those responsible. A group of attackers have used the cover of darkness to approach the man outside his house. They shoot him three times and hack at him with a machete before fleeing the scene and burning their getaway car. Remarkably, the target of the attack has survived. Detectives from Bedfordshire Police's Major Crime Unit launch an attempted murder investigation. But there are no witnesses, the victim is in hospital unable to talk to them, and his family are terrified. With little evidence to go on, police hope that a bulky gold chain with a Tasmanian devil will prove a vital clue to what lay behind the crime and who's responsible. Featuring unprecedented access to a live investigation, cameras follow every twist and turn as detectives decide to launch a series of armed raids to arrest potential suspects. This is real-life drama where the facts are more compelling than even the best crime fiction. Prod: Chris Atteshlis; Exec Prods: Simon Ford, Amber Ronowicz, Flavia Taylor, Zac Beattie; Prod Co: The Garden Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The RTS award-winning documentary series filmed around the clock at St George's hospital in south west London, which has one of the world's busiest and most advanced A&E departments. This episode features patients who fell in love with their partners at first sight. Publican Tony badly burnt his legs when his barbecue gas cylinder exploded. He was only wearing boxer shorts at the time and is in a lot of pain. Tony's partner Emma tries to cheer him up. They met in a supermarket. Tony was immediately smitten, but it took him two years to win over Emma. War veteran Henry, who's 93, is rushed to St George's with severe breathing difficulties. Henry and his wife Audrey have been married for nearly 70 years. They met in Northumberland in the 1930s and married without her parents' permission. Henry flew in the Fleet Air Arm and fought in the Second World War. But as it becomes clear that Henry has had a heart attack, Audrey has to accept that her husband won't be around forever. Meanwhile, 61-year-old builder Bill fell from his shed while cutting back trees in his garden. He was knocked unconscious and has pain in his right shoulder and lack of feeling in his hands. His CT scan reveals that Bill has broken his neck in three places and he may need surgery to avoid damage to his spinal cord. Bill's wife Alison and mother-in-law Barbara are on hand to lift his spirits. Alison talks about how Bill helped her get over a previous difficult relationship. 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 8.1/8. Cumbrian farmer Dennis has been pierced in the chest by a large metal spike. Motorcyclist Ian is in a critical condition after a crash in the Lake District. And toddler Alistair is flown to a specialist burns unit after being badly scalded. Prod/Dirs: Adam Webster, Jasleen Kaur Sethi, Lindsay Goodall; Exec Prod: Harry Bell; Series Prod: Nicki Young; Prod Co: Tern TV Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 0.2/10.