More4 TV Guide — Monday, 29 June 2026

Dr Dunne and Dr Papson need answers for one of the sickest patients they've seen. Dr Thornhill examines a teenager who fell onto his back while riding a dirt bike

Doctors treat 75-year-old Bipin, who has been rushed to A&E suffering a stroke. They find a blood clot on his brain and urgently give him medication, while his daughter Rina reflects on the unconventional beginnings of her father's relationship with her mother. Emergency nurse practitioner Louise, who has been nursing for nearly 40 years, shares how the tough times she's experienced in her life enable her to have more empathy with her patients. She talks about the tragic miscarriage she suffered in her youth, and how the love and support of her husband helped her through

A patient with a rare condition is rushed in to St George's in south west London, struggling to breathe. Her husband tells the story of their child's struggle with leukemia. A woman with a history of emphysema comes to St George's after complaining to her GP of chest pains, and a 19-year-old medical student has an abnormal growth on her femur

The camping enthusiasts' tour of North Yorkshire brings them to The Hideaway, a tranquil eco-friendly site at Baxby Manor, where they learn to forage for food and take to the skies

Friends of a glamorous south London woman who once travelled the world, call in the probate detectives to try to find her family. Meanwhile, the search for relatives of a silk weaver's son is jeopardised by a surprise revelation. Plus, details of two unclaimed estates where heirs still need to be found

The contest begins at the Angel Inn in Wangford, Suffolk, where husband-and-wife owners Peter and Christine hope to prove that their establishment offers the best value for money. However, a self-service breakfast fails to impress the guests, and Christine struggles to keep her cool as confusion reigns in the kitchen

The second night of the competition moves to Moaps Farm in Dane Hill, East Sussex, where Lesley Miller hopes her guests will be charmed by her laid-back attitude. On arrival, the group is wowed by the view, but at breakfast the host's relaxed approach leads to disaster and some of her fellow B&B owners are forced to help out with the service

From Jabajak in Carmarthenshire, Wales, where sisters Lorraine Lloyd and Amanda Stuart-Robson host in their vineyard and restaurant B&B. The guests are stunned by the surroundings, and businessman Les Woollends and his head chef Lesz Zajac are convinced the sister act have the wow factor

Les Woollends and his head chef Lesz Zajak welcome the contestants to the Clarendon Royal Hotel in Gravesend, Kent. The guests are dazzled on arrival, but Lesley Miller believes the champagne, truffles and fruit bowl are a ploy to win her over. The quality of the food gets good reviews at breakfast, although the guests poke fun at the crockery, and at feedback time criticism comes from an unexpected source and leaves the owner reconsidering his views of his rivals

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

This competition comes from Blackpool and Preston, where the first host, 26-year-old student and barmaid Rachel, plans an American diner-themed menu. It's a menu that confuses her guests, but they all agrees that her hosting 'rocks'

Lady of leisure Jill is second to host in and around Blackpool and Preston, leaving no stone unturned in her effort to impress her guests with an Italian-themed menu

Cabin crew member Mark throws the third dinner party of the week, hoping to impress his guests with an evening of fine dining and first class hosting

Parole officer Bernard takes over hosting duties in Blackpool and Preston, hoping to woo his guests with a combination of northern soul and delicious grub. But a squabble over the starter results in a walk-out during the main course

It's the final day in Blackpool and Preston and health assistant Lisa is banking on her 'no-faff' menu to bag the cash. However, it's not going to be easy, especially after the criticisms that have been free-flowing across the week. Home truths are revealed and temperatures soar, especially when Bernard gets the shock of his life as he's labelled boring, and he in turn tells Mark that he has been a drama queen. Lisa realises she needs to act quickly to change the atmosphere or risk losing out on the prize

The competition kicks off at Village Limits in Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, where owner David Coulam and best friend Kim Goodman hope their quirky rooms will propel them to victory

The second visit of the week is to the Old Mill in Yarm in the Tees Valley, where mother and daughter Zoe and Mea Walton hope to win over their rivals with the life of luxury. The guests are impressed, although the extra cost for the deluxe room, with its own hot tub, does not wash well with Spencer and Gavin

The rivals spend a night at the Elan Hotel in Rhayader, Powys, where Martin McDaid and Iris Anderson provide plenty of chat and a no-frills approach. However, Spencer and Gavin are not big fans of going back to basics, the rooms lack the wow factor for the guests and a deluge of dust leaves Spencer feeling wiped out

The final visit of the week is to the Royal Oak Inn, in Luxborough, Somerset, run by Spencer Braydon-Phillips, who is joined in the competition by his good friend Gavin Rees. The guests arrive to the 14th-century inn with high expectations, but are shocked to find the standards to be fairly ordinary. In the bar, competition talk turns tense and boiler troubles overnight pour cold water on the guests' stays.

The final day of the competition finds the hosts meet for the last time to find out how much they've been paid and to settle some scores. The guests rifle through their feedback, from troubles over breakfast hampers and hot tub rooms to interesting décor decisions. One host's tit-for-tat approach also comes under scrutiny. The B&Bers also get to the bottom of why one guest refused a return visit. After strong opinions are aired and differences debated, the payments are revealed and the winner is announced

George is joined by leading architects to help transform some of Britain's most unloved houses into desirable properties. The team meet Simon and Lisa, who recently bought a building in rural Gloucestershire in such a shoddy state that neighbours compared it to the house in Amityville Horror. George teams the couple up with creative architect Laura Clark, who attempts to turn this terrifying building into a warm and welcoming, modern home, whilst retaining some of its original character