TV Guide 4seven Friday

The East Anglian Air Ambulance crew fight to save their patient's partially amputated hand in Stowmarket and a crew in High Wycombe to help a man in cardiac arrest. The Essex and Herts Air Ambulance team deal with Becky's badly broken ankle in Chelmsford and in Hatfield, a motorcyclist suffers multiple injuries after a collision with a van

Andy, 36, is brought in after a motorcycle accident with a fractured femur that needs realignment. Staff fear 27-year-old Connor, who has fallen off a roof, may have bleeding on his brain. In the urgent treatment unit, 25-year-old Adrian has suffered injuries to his face and been bitten on his arm after breaking up a fight in the city centre

Joe Lycett and comedian Jessica Fostekew head to Lanzarote, known as the island of a thousand volcanoes. The duo hire a trike to discover the lunar landscape and sample volcanic wine in the surreal and surprisingly fertile region of La Geria, before stopping off for a traditional meal of limpets and bienmesabe. They then visit the Jameos del Agua, a partially collapsed lava tube that houses a restaurant, concert hall and crystalline lagoon, home to a tiny blind albino crab found nowhere else in the world. Then it's on to Puerto Calero for a submarine safari and a trip to the Jardin de Cactus, which incorporates a café serving cactus croquettes

The architect is in Stratford-upon-Avon, where he helps Laura and Jonnie to transform their Edwardian mock Tudor house into a modern family home. George also meets Nicki, whose 1920s cottage in Essex needs major changes to make it more accessible

The male lambs need to be separated from the females. Molly and Nicola help Janice to bring some freshly laid eggs to the barn, where they'll need to be incubated before hatching into the next generation of rare-breed chickens. The final stages of the hay harvest begin, and Matt surprises his dad Mike with a trip to the restoration garage to see what he's been up to with his 1946 Dodge

In France, newlyweds Jon and Angela figure out the next steps for their French wedding venue. In Bulgaria, Colin and Paul give their holiday let and horseback riding a trial trot. And in Spain, hoteliers Jo and Ken find out if their business-boosting experiments have moved the dial

The property expert and her family continue their transformation of a run-down Spanish villa. Despite Jon's accident, the building work continues as Jasmine's father comes over from London to help with the decorating, and fellow presenter Laura Hamilton tries to lift Jasmine's spirits with a trip into Málaga. Later, son Albion gets to see his finished bedroom - will he like it?

John and Carole are buying their first home together but while they both want to relocate somewhere peaceful and rural, they have completely different ideas about where it should be. John's heart belongs to the wild and romantic coastline of west Wales, while Carole longs for the sunshine and traditional charm of Carcassonne in the south of France. Jasmine Harman and Laura Hamilton help them make the big decision. With £400,000 to play with, Jasmine has three attractive options lined up in Wales, and Laura has three properties within a £350,000 budget in France

Sharon and Brendon from East Sussex have dreamt of owning their own place in northern Italy for years, and they've decided that now's the perfect time to buy a holiday home on the shores of beautiful Lake Garda to use as a base for their travels. But they each have very different priorities. Can Lucy Alexander fulfil both of their dreams for their £225,000 budget?

Alarm-company owner Bill Black kicks off a series of dinner parties in Dundee, where he hopes his belt-busting menu will impress his guests - proud Arbroathian Phil Petrie, English student Hannah Wilson, ferret fancier Alex Pithouse and 28-year-old Kim Gillespie - and make him an early contender for the £1,000 prize

Architectural technician Alex Pithouse hosts the second dinner party in Dundee, and aims to impress his guests by giving them an education in fine dining, complete with a complex menu and some good wines, as well as by introducing them to his three pet ferrets

Vegetarian Hannah Wilson prepares an Italian feast for her guests in Dundee, and in a bid to win over her carnivore guests she devises a cunning plan that involves dishing up some meat with the starter

The fourth night in Dundee is hosted by self-styled food critic Phil Petrie, who has been unimpressed with the culinary standard so far. He hopes to impress with his evening, but things begin to go wrong when he runs out of ingredients and leaves his guests feeling hungry

On the final night in Dundee, Kim Gillespie plans an ambitious menu, largely based on Yorkshire delights, with exotic dishes from Spain and Thailand also featuring - all accompanied by a Scottish choir singing American songs

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back at two of their biggest builds. In Huddersfield, Paul and Dawn Welham-Campbell's higgledy-piggledy layout simply does not work for them any more. Kirstie gets the sledgehammer out, while Phil searches for properties to rival Paul and Dawn's own. In Woodford, east London, Keeley and Terrence Stamp are also at loggerheads. Keeley's fed up that their family of five is bursting out of their three bedrooms and one bathroom, and that their open plan lounge is basically one big noisy thoroughfare. Which of the property duo will come up with the best solution to their problems?

The armchair critics share their opinions of shows including Virgin Island, The Four Seasons, Race Across the World, The Piano, I Kissed a Boy, Made in Chelsea, Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen and a BBC Breakfast report on the then recently appointed Pope Leo XIV. From May 2025

Broker Constance is on a mission to get the listing for Laura Comfort's £12.5million home as the celebrity singer wants to downsize to a £4million pad in Chelsea. Managing director Guy values a quaint Tudor cottage in Henley on Thames - a little corner of paradise that owner Brian is selling for the not insignificant sum of £1.75million. It boasts a swimming pool and a shower in a former phone box

In Nottinghamshire, Laura has snapped up a 100-year-old abandoned bungalow with ivy growing under the wallpaper. Mortgage-free in her mid-thirties, she's determined to create her dream home. But funds are tight, so she has to roll up her sleeves and tackle much of the renovation herself. In Stoke-on-Trent, Tariq has taken ownership of a local landmark - the former Minton Library. To fund the restoration of its historic tiles, he plans to transform the upper floors into an events venue. The pressure's on, as he has just eight weeks until he hosts his first wedding, but spiralling costs and looming deadlines threaten to derail everything. Plus, behind the scenes at the East Anglia Auction House where a tiny plot of land sparks a bidding frenzy, and the new owners of what locals call 'Norfolk's creepiest house' face a big decision - demolish or restore?

A Nottingham couple cement their relationship with an ambitious floating home, while in London George discovers an explosion of global architecture in a tiny one-bedroom flat. In Lincolnshire, family relations are put to the test as two teenage siblings take on the task of building their own mobile homes away from home. Plus, together with master craftsman Will Hardie, George conjures up a magical 30-mile vista in a wall just 20cm thick in their secret garden studio flat