TV Guide 4seven Sunday

The trauma team rush to 67-year-old Walter, who has sustained a life-threatening head injury after falling down a remote hillside while walking with his sister. In Aberdeen, 62-year-old Liz has been rushed to hospital with a serious chainsaw cut to her arm, while 52-year-old Philip has crashed his motorbike at high speed and is lying in the central reservation of the motorway

Memorable staff and patient stories at King's College Hospital and St George's in south London. Seventy-nine-year-old Carole is rushed to A&E with signs of a stroke. She's confused and undergoes tests and a CT scan so doctors can assess how best to treat her. Ten-year-old Aiden comes to paediatrics with his mum Angel after hurting his foot at school and part-time wrestlers Kieran and James come in after Kieran injures his knee in a bout

The B&Bers are in Gateshead to visit the Sutherlands Hotel. Hugh and Loretta are in awe of the decor but Mia and Emmanuel are determined to dig up some dirt. There are surprising revelations over drinks in the evening before an impressive breakfast the next morning but the feedback leaves Heather and Paul with more questions than answers

The third stay of the week is at Brampton Dales Farm in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. The guests are unimpressed by some squeaky furniture but charmed by the furry welcome. Hugh and Loretta treat the B&Bers to an afternoon out at an old jail, making the farm look like a palace in comparison

The final visit of the week is to Valley View in Pendle, Lancashire, where sisters Sharon and Deby hope to get the B&Bers onboard with the glamping experience. The spectacular views are universally admired, but the accommodation proves divisive, with Hugh comparing his glamping pod to a student flat

The contestants meet one last time to discover how much they have been paid by their fellow hoteliers and to air their grievances. Mia and Emmanuel from the Mayfield Hotel want to clean up Heather and Paul's cleanliness comments, before they find themselves under the microscope for the exact same reason. Hugh and Loretta are keen to throw back the covers on Sharon's sleep worries, before Sharon and her sister Deby reveal they didn't take too kindly to their digs being compared to a student flat

The contest begins at Hazel's Roost in Bainbridge, North Yorkshire, where Lithuanian-raised host Millie Bussey hopes to prove that her establishment offers the best value for money. However, despite being full of praise for the cleanliness of their rooms, some of her guests claim to feel cramped, while others believe the style is too dated

The competition moves to Rhandregynwen Hall in Llanymynech, Powys, where owner Mark Johanssen's country manor impresses his guests on arrival. However, drawers in need of dusting, an abundance of cobwebs and breakfast blunders dent the host's chances of victory

The contest moves to the Smart and Simple hotel in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, where owner Simon Colbran and his assistant manager Rebecca Heasman want their rivals to agree that the accommodation lives up to its name. The guests are wowed on arrival, but Cathy and her son Alex aren't swept off their feet by their 'dark and corporate' bridal suite

Cathy Robinson and her son Alex welcome the contestants to the Pearfield Bed and Breakfast in Petersfield, Hampshire, and want to impress them by providing a homely experience. The hosts receive largely positive feedback from their guests, but Millie Bussey manages to find some flaws

The contestants featured throughout the week reunite to revisit the highs and lows of their various stays, and as the B&B owners confront their critics face to face, they discover what the rival parties really thought of the quality of service they encountered. After the deliberations are over, the winning guest house is announced

Jamie Oliver presents a two-part guide to getting Christmas organised ahead of time. The first episode features versatile gravy that starts life totally vegan and gluten free so that it's ready for whoever is coming for dinner. Continuing with maximum flexibility, Jamie shares a get-ahead stuffing that can be meat or vegetarian, frozen ahead of time so that it's ready to be unwrapped for the festivities

Businesswoman Deborah Meaden, actress Fay Ripley and space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock accompany Sandi Toksvig as she travels to Norway. Maggie and Sandi go in search of killer whales during a stay in an architectural gem designed for guests to enjoy the wonders of the Northern Lights from their sofa, Deborah Meaden swaps the Dragons' Den for a face-to-face meeting with a pack of wolves and it really is cold feet for Fay Ripley when in sub-zero temperatures she and Sandi venture to a mountain-top glass cabin

Jean Johansson jets off to Spain's Balearic Islands to help Liz and Tony, who first visited Majorca almost 40 years ago. Now that they are both retired, they would love to find their very own holiday home to escape the British winters and explore more of the island's beautiful scenery. Jean lines up five properties within their £190,000 budget, hoping that one will make them sign on the dotted line

Gary and Alison from south Staffordshire are seeking a rural holiday home in the Haute-Vienne area of central France. For their budget of £100,000, expert Laura Hamilton lines up five properties, but will any of them prove suitable enough to prompt the pair into making an offer?

The armchair critics cast their eyes over the biggest Christmas TV shows of 2022. Featuring Lee and Jenny, Marcus and Mica, the Malones, the Siddiquis, and Simon and Jane watching and talking about hits from the festive season, including classic movies, exciting new dramas and some of TV's biggest traditional treats

Compilation of some of the most memorable staff and patient stories, including a personal trainer who was kicked so hard by a horse that her leg was broken. Plus, a man whose nose won't stop bleeding after he recently started taking blood-thinners having suffered a heart attack and a bricklayer who suffered multiple injuries after a fall

Sixty six-year-old Carol is rushed to Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham after a lighter ignited her oxygen-breathing tank, causing flash burn injuries to her face. Though chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and heart and lung failure mean she doesn't have long to live, Carol is determined to be there for her daughter's wedding. After a full life and a career in the RAF, Trevor woke one morning to find that he was blind. He seeks help after falling down a flight of stairs at home. Plus, 71-year-old Grace is assisted after tripping and injuring her knee