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David, who has type 1 diabetes, has infected toes. The medical team are worried that he faces amputation. Yvette has abrasions to her eye after having false eyelashes fitted.

Retired firefighter John, who's 52, is in an induced coma after being accidentally hit in the face by a golf club, which struck him so hard that it snapped.

The West Midlands Ambulance Service deal with a 19-year-old man who's had a motorbike crash, and an elderly woman who's showing signs of a stroke but refusing treatment.

Bennington's actions impact both the police and the Maori community. Jess notices weird links among the cases as she's blackmailed by a familiar face.

David, who has type 1 diabetes, has infected toes. The medical team are worried that he faces amputation. Yvette has abrasions to her eye after having false eyelashes fitted.

How many apples are there in a can of cider? How does a humble vegetable become trademarked? And should we be concerned about the white stuff on salami.

Shopping with TJC.

Shopping with TJC.

Pat and Anya are looking for a holiday home on Florida's southern Gulf Coast where they can spend quality family time with their daughter. Ben Hillman shows them what their £150k can buy.

Radio DJ Toby Anstis loves Ibiza and has been holidaying there for 20 years. Now he wants to buy his very own bolthole. Laura Hamilton shows him what his £250k budget can buy.

Martyn and Anne got engaged and married on the Greek island of Naxos, and now they want to buy a holiday home there for their £175k budget. Can Scarlette Douglas find their perfect place.

Salsa-loving couple Colin and Joy want to buy a holiday home on the popular Costa Blanca. Can Ben Hillman deliver their perfect property for £200k, and will Colin and Joy make an offer.

Julie Janes and Yvonne Quinsey hope to impress their guests at their African-themed Foxholm B&B in North Yorkshire. Things start harmoniously but soon descend into chaos.

Wendy Johnson and John Shields welcome their rivals to their American diner-themed B&B, the Pack Horse, in Lincolnshire, where the guests enjoy an afternoon of horse riding.

At Glenwalden B&B in Blackpool, hosts Steve and Sigrid take their guests ballroom dancing, but there are suspicions of tactical behaviour and accusations of back-stabbing.

Expectations are high for Nick and Kate's five-star Winder Hall Country House B&B in the Lake District. But things turn sour when Nick offers a crash course in how a B&B should be run.

It's crunch time for the B&Bers as they meet for the last time and are soon squabbling about stolen milk, dusty bathrooms and dirty toilet brushes. But who will be crowned best value B&B.

Big kid and party girl Jade kicks off the week with a festival-themed evening, complete with a drum and bass rave. Will it be a crowd-pleasing smash or a total washout.

Footy fan Adam dedicates his dinner to his favourite sport. But will an evening of soccer splendour impress his guests or leave them calling foul when a red card's shown.

Property developer Joe treats his guests to a Caribbean-themed evening dedicated to the happiness of holidaying. But will they feel like they're in paradise or purgatory.

Jazz band leader Jack hosts a night of vintage couture, sophistication and class. But when his timings and temperatures pile on the pressure, can he rise above the chaos.

Nanny Sarah serves up the last meal of the week, and it's sophisticated... children's food. Can she delight her diners or will they throw their toys out the pram.

The week begins at the Peniarth Arms in Wales, with hosts Susanne and Anwen. Toby and Kath feel like they've been transported in time, while Ryan and Sarah kick up a fuss about their room.

The second destination of the week is Apple Camping in Pembrokeshire. Host Toby's guests appreciate his unique take on glamping, but a lack of basics makes for some not-so-happy campers.

At The Garden House in Somerset, host and chef Ryan hopes that his brekkie will impress his guests. But some find the food difficult to stomach, resulting in some hard-to-swallow feedback.

James hosts the week's final visit at Ivy House in St Austell. His guests marvel at the delightful views, but the lack of a lock and a substandard sausage put James under scrutiny.

The B&Bers meet on payment day to settle some scores. Sleep troubles and breakfast bugbears are on the agenda, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.

Jim, who's a doctor, has had a collision with a van while cycling to work. Chef Mimi, who has cut her thumb, takes a shine to the junior doctor who's treating her.

This episode meets patients for whom age is just a number, including 93-year-old Amy, who brought patients to St George's hospital as a volunteer ambulance driver in the Blitz.