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This episode meets older patients at King's hospital who've had to show resilience in their lives. And junior doctor Jim tries to get some Lego out of toddler Zara's nose.

The heli-medics struggle to free Malcolm, who's trapped in his mangled car. When there's a motorbike accident in the Peaks, medics rush to help Jamie, who's fractured his arm.

A head-on car smash in Cumbria leaves Nick's life hanging in the balance, and the heli-medics battle extreme weather to get to a man trapped under his JCB.

Brian, who's 74, is taken to King's by ambulance after falling down some stairs. His partner Margaret discusses their life together and the challenges of his severe dementia.

On the last day in Barcelona, Stuart slides into action with a trip to an inflatable water park. Is it enough to bring balmy bliss, or will a frosty dinner put everyone off.

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Glamorous sales assistant Gail hosts a night of gourmet grub and gets the glitter, sparklers and hair extensions out to give her guests a masterclass in beauty.

Goalkeeping coach Dan hosts a James Bond evening, with 007-inspired food, a villain and... a penalty shoot-out. But some of his guests don't bond with each other.

Publican Gary hosts a 1980s night, flambéing his steaks at the table. There's tension between the guests, but Gary has a trick up his sleeve: a magic display.

Vintage shop owner Jane serves up a retro menu and a clothes competition, on a lively night with yet more drama between the diners.

For the final night, art enthusiast Julie serves an Indian menu. But her food gets mixed reviews, and there are shocks, revelations and some harsh home truths.

Alison and Lee are moving to Almería's countryside. They need room for their six children and three grandkids to visit, and a garden for their dogs. Can Ben Hillman deliver for their £150k.

Brian and Lorna are after the perfect holiday home on Spain's Almería coast, with plenty of outdoor space for their pet dog Angus. Lee Juggurnauth shows them what their £150k can buy.

Georgina and Robert dream of owning a holiday home on the Caribbean island of St Lucia, where Georgina's family are from. Jean Johansson shows them what their £200k budget can buy.

Can Ben Hillman help professional dog sitter Sally find her perfect holiday home in Andalucia's white-washed villages, for her budget of £65,000.

Abi and her daughter Maddy's Victorian cottage in Surrey isn't working for them. Will Phil's fabulous houses win them over, or could Kirstie's renovation clinch it.

In Bournemouth, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two single parents who want to bring their families together, and a family who are stuck in a rental rut.

Yohance is turning a cavernous, dark office on a commercial estate in London into his first home. Can he transform a sterile space into a stylish house.

The competition begins at Derwent House Apartments in Scarborough, where hosts Claire and her daughter-in-law Jessica want to change perceptions of the seaside town.

At Burton Constable Holiday Park near Hull, park wardens Gemma and Mark are hoping their luxurious lodges will wow the B&Bers. But there's a fly in the ointment for one pair of guests.

Pro chef Stephen hosts the week's third visit at The Crossings Inn in Cumbria. His ethos is no-nonsense accommodation and gorgeous grub, so eggs-pectations are sky high at breakfast time.

The week's last visit is to Jane's lovingly restored Plas Maenan Country House in Wales' Conwy Valley. But the restoration doesn't meet everyone's standards with patchy paintwork a problem.

It's payment day, and there's a packed agenda of cleanliness concerns and scrambled scores as the B&Bers air their grievances before the winner is announced.

The series with unprecedented access to the Royal Melbourne Hospital returns. Doctors fear surfer Andre will never walk again after he crashed into a sandbank.

Linden, who's 15, is at King's after cutting his leg backflipping off a shed onto a trampoline. And Antony - who has smoked for 40 years - has lost all feeling in his left leg.