TV Guide 4seven Sunday

The Drone Unit joins the helicopter team and the dog unit in pursuit of a car thief. An officer is sent to hunt for a burglar trying to break in to a property but there are reports that the same house on fire. A daytime car thief leaves behind a litter of documents in the back of an abandoned car with his address all over the paperwork

Part two of two. Bedfordshire Police's largest ever operation into historic abuse continues, with DS Rachael Foy spending three years working to persuade victims to testify against the suspect. However, she knows that the system too often lets victims down even when they are brave enough to come forward - and in this case, many of the victims have died before they are able to do so

Joe Lycett and guest companion Phil Wang embark on a two-day mini-break in the US capital, Washington, DC. Their home for the weekend is the Eaton Hotel, which features a 24-hour radio station, a plant rehab centre and a crystal library. At the National Mall, the pair take in some of the planet's most recognisable monuments and memorials, including the world's biggest obelisk, aka the Washington Monument, the Reflecting Pool, the Second World War memorial and the Lincoln Memorial. Day two features a celebration of DC's diverse food scene

The first visit of the week is Nateby Inn in Cumbria, where landlady Gaynor Walker is ready with a warm welcome. A trip to Gaynor's local brewery turns out to be a barrel of laughs when one guest beats another in a cask-rolling competition, before a broken cooker creates chaos in the kitchen the following morning

The owners visit the Outfields Farm Bed and Breakfast in Ravensden, Bedfordshire, on their second stay, where proprietors Graham and Julia Ashley treat them to an afternoon of indoor sky-diving before hosting a dinner filled with surprises. The guests enjoy a good night's sleep, but one of the owners is expecting hassle at breakfast time

The third visit of the week is to At Home in Chiswick, west London, where artist Bob Osbourne appears to take a rather laid-back approach to running his B&B. On arrival, guests are pleasantly surprised by their first impressions of the communal living space-come-mini art gallery - but it's not long before they are dishing the dirt

The competition draws to a close at the Ammonite Lodge guesthouse in Chard, Somerset, where owners Andrew and Clare Ashmore hope to excite their guests with a game of skittles. During the final dinner of the week, the competitors discuss their first impressions of each other, and Bob and Julia share some amusing observations with the group

The B&B owners confront their critics face to face, and the winners are announced. Nateby Inn host Gaynor takes issue with Graham and Julia's reduced marks for cobwebs. The conversation becomes heated when Outfields Farm's owners tackle Gaynor's complaints in return, and Georgie jumps to their defence. Artist Bob Osborne has a long list of grievances he wants to address, and Julia is left cringing when her previous comments rebound on her

The competition begins at B&B at No 3 in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire. After check-in, Noreen and Chloe give the bedding the brush-off, and Ian and Beverley think the hosts have lost their bottle when it comes to the in-room refreshment. A historical afternoon out at a nearby battlefield earns the hosts some royal points, but over drinks, a breakfast bombshell really scrambles the guests' expectations

The week's final visit is to Hastings House in St Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex, where hosts Ian and Bev Jarvie are determined to provide an upmarket experience for their guests. Noreen and Chloe, however, are left feeling decidedly rough by the towels in their room

The rivals reunite to discuss their feedback and there are plenty of grievances, not least Mac and Jo wanting to get to the bottom of Ian and Bev's dressing gown comment. Room service, dusty rooms and coarse towels are all debated before the payments are revealed and the winning B&B is crowned

The police investigations into two more shocking crimes. A late-night supermarket argument explodes into shocking violence, and a father and son go on the run. Three masked men break into the bedroom of a woman in her seventies, leaving detectives in Suffolk racing to catch the gang before they strike again

Two cases where nothing is straightforward, as investigators go over and above to secure justice for the victims. In a small hamlet in Staffordshire, a violent carjacking leads to a dramatic car chase and, later, the clever use of CCTV. In Sheffield, an 81-year-old man is killed while crossing the road. But as police dig deeper into the collision, the case takes a disturbing twist

Eighteen-year-old aspiring midwife Anthea has a tumour in her arm, so difficult to fully remove that doctors say they may need to amputate. Forty-three-year-old Cameron is offered a complex surgery by Professor David Nicol for his aggressive testicular cancer that could give him more time with his family