Britain's air ambulance teams race to bring the hospital emergency department to where it's urgently needed. Steph is trapped with multiple injuries after a bad smash near Alnwick in Northumberland. An accident with a bonfire leaves Paul with serious burns. And in Thetford Forest in Norfolk, it's difficult for the medics to reach horse-rider Alice, who has badly broken her ankle. Prod/Dirs: Adam Webster, Jasleen Kaur Sethi, Lindsay Goodall; Exec Prod: Harry Bell; Series Prod: Nicki Young; Prod Co: Tern TV Please note: this is a pre-watershed edit of the original episode. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 0.9/10. This episode of the award-winning documentary series focuses on some of the elderly patients who are treated at King's College Hospital, including a 93-year-old war veteran who arrives with life-threatening injuries after being knocked over by a hit and run driver just outside the hospital. Ernest was walking to get his pension when he was hit by a vehicle while crossing the road. He's rushed straight to resus, conscious but with injuries to his head and pelvis. As consultant Malcolm and his team tend to Ernest's injuries, his heart fails and he goes into cardiac arrest. Ernest's niece, Maureen, arrives to hear the terrible news that her beloved uncle - who raised her and her sisters in the absence of their father - is critically ill. On the same day, 83-year-old William's finger is mangled and bleeding after he caught it on a machine at his metalworking business. He's not been to see a doctor in over 40 years and, like many older patients, he's worried that, despite his injuries needing urgent attention, he's a burden to the NHS. Another octogenarian who arrives at King's is 80-year-old Joyce. But she's not the patient; it's her son, Kevin, who collapsed at home. Fifty-one-year-old Kevin has learning difficulties and Joyce is fearful about what Kevin's life will be like once she passes away. 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 1.6/14. This dramatic and eye-opening episode of the award-winning documentary series focuses on a single Saturday night at King's. Running resus for this extraordinary shift are two of the most experienced staff members in the A&E department. Both mothers to young children, consultant Emer and senior sister Jen are in the twilight zone together as they deal with a stabbing victim with the knife still in place and two young people who were injured while out enjoying themselves with friends. Eight-year-old Pharell fell eight feet onto concrete while riding his BMX. He's lost his front teeth and may have injuries to his head and spine. As Pharell slips in and out of consciousness, Emer and the team work to keep him stable and find out if he needs emergency surgery. Also in resus is 19-year-old Dalvin who was heading to the West End to meet friends when his motorbike hit a bollard. He has a deep, five-inch gash just above his knee. Emer and Jen need to treat him immediately as Dalvin is in danger of losing his leg. As the night wears on, the Saturday night drink and drug casualties begin to roll in. Some of them have taken GBL, a popular clubbing drug known as 'coma in a bottle'. Jen was a nurse in London's nightclubs for many years and has seen the perils of GBL. As dawn approaches, there's another red phone emergency case. The last patient of the shift is a stab victim with the knife still in place. Emer X-rays the patient, with some startling results. 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 1.7/14. 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, Teleshopping with High Street TV. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The first B&B of the week is luxury weight-loss and detox retreat Slimmeria, owned by Galia and Michael Grainger. What do fun-loving Ann and Bill Clay from Bosvean House make of Galia's £260 price tag, rules and regulations, and 9pm curfew? Prod/Dir: Amy Fallon; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Jan and William Cheeseman have achieved a five-star gold rating at 38 St Giles in Norwich, but the pursuit of perfection has been known to take its toll on this volatile pair. Things are anything but perfect for Galia when she arrives. Unhappy with her room due to the road noise, she asks to be moved. Luckily a day on the race track gives Galia something to smile about as she has the ride of her life. Even Ann concedes she's a little more fun when she lets her hair down. At breakfast time, Jan and William go into meltdown in the kitchen, with overcooked bacon and poor presentation causing huge tension between the couple. But at the breakfast table the guests are none the wiser, and are all blown away by the five-star breakfast. Prod/Dir: Amy Fallon; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Fun-loving Ann and Bill host at their four-star B&B in Bude, north Cornwall. Galia immediately complains about the lack of a sea view, while Diane and Max query the luxury description of the premises. There's Cornish cream tea, a Cornish stick dance, a drink in Ann and Bill's garden shed, and 'weekday caviar' for brekkie. Prod/Dir: Amy Fallon; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Village bakers Diane and Max Seivewright host the last visit of the week at Ombersley Bed & Breakfast. Ann and Bill conduct a dust hunt in their room. Jan and William are left speechless by the outdated rooms. Galia finds the journey across the hall for conveniences, inconvenient. Galia and Ann bicker over gluten-free bread and hand washing. Ann is underwhelmed by her eggs at breakfast and later she finds herself in tears. Prod/Dir: Amy Fallon; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; 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 one last time to find out how much they've been paid and to settle some scores, before the winner is announced. Prod/Dir: Amy Fallon; Series Prod: Jon Lloyd; Exec Prod: Freya Sampson; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Lucy Alexander is house hunting with John and Debbie around the Mar Menor on the Costa Cálida in south-east Spain. The couple are dreaming of a two-bedroom holiday home that's near the beach. They have a budget of £80,000 to buy an apartment or townhouse, which could become their permanent home in the future. But can Lucy find them the perfect property? Prod/Dir: Jean-Pierre Clapes; Series Prod: Andy Richards; Senior Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Motorbike lovers Carol and Mark from Herefordshire first met nearly 30 years ago and have always dreamed of owning a holiday home in Spain where they can enjoy the sunshine and escape the long winter months. They've chosen to look in El Campello on the Costa Blanca, and, for their budget of £130,000, Laura Hamilton shows them five great options. Will any of them get Carol and Mark revved up enough to make an offer? Prod/Dir: Vicky Murua; Series Prod: Andy Richards, Series Ed: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Helen from Buckinghamshire retired recently and is looking for her dream holiday home for herself and her two children in La Zenia in south-western Spain: an area that she knows very well. Helping Helen with this house hunt is her best friend Shelley, who plans to come out and stay. For her budget of £105,000 Helen wants a three-bedroom house or apartment with a communal pool. Can Craig Rowe help them find the perfect property? Prod/Dir: Andy Cook; Series Prod: Andy Richards, Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Leah Charles-King helps accountant Jane and engineer Neil from the Wirral look for the perfect holiday home. With five grown-up children between them, they're after a three-bed property in and around the Spanish seaside town of Gran Alacant, for a budget of £100,000. Leah has five great properties to show them, but will any fit the bill and work for the whole family? Prods/Dirs: Vicky Murua, Ben Risley; Series Prod: Andy Richards; Senior Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Five strangers compete to host the best dinner party to win a £1000 cash prize. This time the competition comes from in and around north London, where the first host, 45-year-old estate agent Susie, plans an evening dedicated to her mixed heritage, including an array of tried and tested Persian dishes, as well as a risky Irish dessert she's only ever made once. Her guests are 22-year-old animator Michael, 36-year-old events and management company owner Shivz, 28-year-old insurance agent Fraser and 27-year-old PR manager Melissa. With food to feed the plenty, interesting celebrity comparisons and dodgy Irish dancing, what more can Susie possibly do to win over her guests and bag her the grand? Prod/Dir: Sasha Risner; Series Prods: Emma Ford, Zinia Scroggs; Series Editor: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The second to host from in and around north London, animation graduate Michael, serves up an Italian-inspired menu. Attempting to pull out all the stops with homemade pasta and a tricky chocolate fondant, Michael goes all-out, but it's his entertainment that really leaves a lasting impression... Prod/Dir: Dan Clapton; Series Prods: Emma Ford, Zinia Scroggs; Series Editor: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The third host from in and around north London, events and management company owner Shivz, is serving up tried and tested favourites. With talk around the table turning to pelicans, politics, professions and punchlines, will Shivz's cooking - and poolside party - impress her guests? Prod/Dir: Nick Webb; Series Prods: Emma Ford, Zinia Scroggs; Series Editor: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the penultimate night in and around north London, insurance underwriter Fraser treats his guests to an Asian-inspired menu. There's a clash over cruises, stand-up surprises and a sunset singalong, but is Fraser's cooking enough for him to grab the £1000 prize? Prod/Dir: Nick Webb; Series Prods: Emma Ford, Zinia Scroggs; Series Editor: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com On the final night in and around north London, PR executive Melissa serves up Greek Cypriot classics. After a week of shocking singing, bad piano playing and even worse impressions, it's up to Melissa to show that she has what it takes to win the grand. Will her night of unpronounceable starters, classic lamb cutlets and a guaranteed smashing time be enough to secure the top slot? Prod/Dir: Dan Clapton; Series Prods: Emma Ford, Zinia Scroggs; Series Editor: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com John Whitworth hopes that his unique style and personality will impress his guests at The Edge Accommodation in Huddersfield. But two of John's guests, Sally and Teresa, are floored by some of his decoration, and a revelation about where some of John's windows and doors lead to makes some of his guests feel uneasy. And pre-ordered breakfast fails to deliver for guest Phil. John is unimpressed by some of his feedback and thinks that one guest is out to get him. Prod/Dir: Paul Andrews; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Best friends Sally McAnulty and Teresa Shirley pride themselves on their exclusive village feel at Darwin Lake Holiday Village in Matlock, Derbyshire. The luxurious cottages impress all of their guests... except John, who thinks the place is bland compared to his establishment! The guests compete in a village sports day, but John accuses Sally and Teresa of cheating. And there are fireworks at dinner when John finds out that he's supposed to be cooking his own breakfast in the morning. Prod/Dir: Paul Andrews; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Father-and-son team Nicholas and Tom Malcolm pride themselves on the wide range of facilities that they provide at Sands Resort Hotel and Spa in Newquay, Cornwall. But John is in a lather when he can't find any bubble bath, Phil isn't impressed by a low showerhead, and Sally and Teresa question the pricing. In the afternoon, the guests race around Nicholas and Tom's on-site maze, but John is soon seeing red. And there's stunned silence at the breakfast table when John tells Phil what he thinks of him. Prod/Dir: Paul Andrews; 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 Oak Tree Lane Yurt Site in Bratton Clovelly, Devon, where owner Phil Gilbert is taking things back to basics. The guests are wowed by the traditional Mongolian yurts, but John feels cut off when he finds out that there's no power. During an afternoon of raft building, Phil has to intervene when Sally and Teresa struggle to work harmoniously with John. And Nicholas gives John some home truths at dinner. At breakfast, tension continues to rise between Nicholas and John, and John shocks everyone with his judgement of Phil's yurt site. Prod/Dir: Paul Andrews; 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: Paul Andrews; Series Prod: Helen Orton; Exec Prod: Mark Wildash; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com 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. The fourth series of the show following the tribulations and triumphs of the dedicated doctors and nurses at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. Dr Mark Putland and the trauma team have minutes to save a truck driver's severed leg. Nurse Chelsea Jones fears that a horse rider might be paralysed. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 3.2.