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Junior, who's eight, has been knocked off his bike by a car. He has an open leg fracture and suspected internal bleeding. Meanwhile, Anthony has a dangerously high heart rate. (S18 Ep9)

Chris suffers multiple injuries after a quad bike accident near Penrith. Cyclist Vivienne is in a bad way after her bike leaves the road on a notorious Cumbrian pass. (S3 Ep5)

Adam and Tassy convert a 20-metre-high Northamptonshire water tower into a fun family home with curved walls, slides, secret rooms, a firefighter's pole, a swimming pool and a sky garden.

Chris suffers multiple injuries after a quad bike accident near Penrith. Cyclist Vivienne is in a bad way after her bike leaves the road on a notorious Cumbrian pass. (S3 Ep5)

Matt Tebbutt looks for the 'corn' in corned beef, in Fray Bentos in Uruguay. Plus: what makes snacks so moreish? And what's the difference between Scottish and Irish whisky? (S22 Ep1)

Shopping with TJC

Shopping with TJC

Kirstie Allsopp puts celebs to the test in head-to-head craft challenges. Mark-Francis Vandelli and Aggie MacKenzie make jelly art. Tony Singh and Sophie Morgan have a snow globe craft-off.

Sporty retirees Elizabeth and Phillip want to sell up and buy two new properties: one near Ipswich Marina, where they can go sailing, and another in Perpignan in France, where they can ski.

In France, a couple start an alpaca farm. Meanwhile, in Spain, two friends build a padel tennis court and a couple from Yorkshire try to open a rock 'n' roll-themed B&B. (S7 Ep1)

Simon O'Brien restores a roll-top bath and builds a children's den out of old doors. Henry Cole makes a wall-mounted safe from a jerry can and restores a cheesemaking trough. (S3 Ep19)

The boys visit Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Henry makes a table from the base of a broken agricultural grain mill. Simon creates a garden seat from an old mangle. (S3 Ep20)

Vauxhall Astra GTE: Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to south Wales to rescue former boy racer Huw's rusty Vauxhall Astra GTE, which has been off the road for over 20 years. (S4 Ep8/10)

Fiona and John Anderson hope that their guests will embrace their green ethos at Knockaloe Beg Farm on the Isle of Man. Rivals Robbie and John are pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness.

Ex-demolition man Phil Routledge hopes to blow his guests away at the ultra-modern The Arches on the Isle of Man. But some of his high-tech gadgets leave them confused.

Robbie and John hope that their traditional Blackpool B&B, The Trafford, will impress their well-heeled rivals. And they sweeten the deal with a lesson in how to make Blackpool rock.

Empty-nester Julie Brogan welcomes her rivals to the grand Sheepy Lodge in Warwickshire, where she faces her worst fear: cooking poached eggs for her guests.

It's the final day of the competition and the rival B&Bers meet to settle some scores and discover how much they've been paid, before the winner is announced.

Erin and JB battle a storm to get their turret weatherproofed. Ben and Billie renovate the gatehouse. Nick and Nicole race to complete renovations before their baby arrives. (S4 Ep4)

Sunbeam Alpine: Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend use all their know-how to restore Ray's superstylish 1960s British sports car: a Sunbeam Alpine. (S5 Ep3/10)

Caterham 7: Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend get their hands on a legendary British two-seater sports car, the Caterham 7 - an amateur racer's dream - owned by family man Jason. (S5 Ep9/10)

Architect David Parsons has designed a sleek, black-clad house hidden away in an idyllic Essex woodland. But will having no windows on two sides make this dream home into a bunker?

Greg has been knocked off his motorbike and has critical injuries to his arm and leg. Cara, who's 11, has fallen from a human pyramid doing gymnastics and has a badly broken arm. (S18 Ep11)

...Interview - Brand new: Brian Walden's famous interview with PM Margaret Thatcher from 1989, which is widely believed to have contributed to her downfall. She resigned a year later.

Architect David Parsons has designed a sleek, black-clad house hidden away in an idyllic Essex woodland. But will having no windows on two sides make this dream home into a bunker?