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This episode features three people who experienced incredible adventures when they were younger, and how they had to adjust when life threw them off track. Barbara is rushed into St George's with a dangerously high heart rate, after the 74-year-old became dizzy while out shopping. Her daughter Ana discusses her mum and dad's phenomenal success in the jazz world, and how all that changed when Barbara was diagnosed with Parkinson's. John is brought into hospital, having woken up unable to move his right leg. Doctors are concerned he may have suffered a stroke. John shares tales of his glamorous life on the airlines in the 1960s

The team take their trolleys down the fruit and veg aisle. Kate Quilton is in Kenya to see how summer vegetables get to British supermarkets in the thick of winter. Jimmy Doherty looks at the measures taken to transport bananas across the UK, John Whaite finds out why supermarket blackberries are so big, Helen Lawal investigates a robot berry-picker in Portugal, and Matt Tebbutt finds out how we can waste less fruit and veg

On the second da in Porto, bridge worker Lou takes the gang off-roading in dirt buggies before they all head out on a fancy-dress beer bike cruise. The booze and the laughs flow freely but Lou seems to have forgotten to arrange dinner

House-hunters Taz and Tracy from London are looking for a property in Cyprus. Taz's family are originally from the island, and he and Tracy have been enjoying holidays there for nearly 15 years. Now they're in a position to buy their own holiday home and have chosen the area around Protaras in south east Cyprus. With a maximum budget of £70,000, they're hoping property expert Scarlette Douglas can find them the perfect place

Dressage champion Natasha Baker is the first of five Paralympic athletes hosting dinner parties, serving up an evening of home-cooked food and old-fashioned family entertainment to judoka Chris Skelley, sports presenter Arthur Williams, wheelchair basketball player Amy Conroy and retired swimmer Liz Johnson

Paralympic judoka Chris Skelley gets to grips with the pots and pans on the second night of the dinner party challenge. Wheelchair basketball star Amy Conroy is confused by his menu, although retired swimmer Liz Johnson is impressed with the starter. The entire group are all blown away by Chris's motivation for a medal in Tokyo, while his karaoke performance is memorable for entirely different reasons

Wheelchair basketball star Amy Conroy fears that her simple menu is not going to be enough to grab the £1,000 prize, so ups the ante with a night fit for historical heroes. It's a fun evening as Amy welcomes her guests dressed as Cleopatra and first through the door is Arthur as Einstein, followed by Chris claiming to be Julius Caesar. Bringing a bit of style to the evening is Natasha, who comes as Audrey Hepburn, and finally Liz, who's opted to come as a suffragette. Will Amy's night of history and beer pong be enough to overcome a 'beige menu' and clinch the cash?

The final host of the week is retired swimmer Liz Johnson, who's hoping that her menu of personal favourites will win her the £1,000 prize for charity. Without exception, Liz's guests embrace her 'onesie' dress code, especially Chris who is 'bear-ly' recognisable on arrival. Natasha isn't a fan of the fishy starter, but Arthur and Chris bond over her leftovers - a sight that touches the heart strings of Amy. The group swaps tales of previous games over paella and their competitive spirit is unleashed over a kazoo competition

The competition gets under way at Acqua Beach in Weymouth, where Charlotte Weaver and her best friend Lucy Falkingham hope their quirky design and decor makes them stand out from the crowd. But Stephen thinks the price is far from right and Derek and Lynne take exception to the decoration. During an afternoon of sand sculpting, things get personal for Adam and his partner Susan Lewes, then at dinner Derek upsets Charlotte with his comments on her design choices

The second visit of the competition is to Langmead Guest House in Ramsgate, where owners Derek and Lynne Love are all about keeping it simple. Adam and Susan are not blown away by the beige interior while Charlotte and Lucy are horrified to discover moths in the bed. During an afternoon playing crazy golf 'with a twist', simmering tension is revealed between Charlotte and Stephen, which erupts at dinner

The third visit of the week is to the Big Green Bus in Lewes, where carpenter Adam Collier-Woods and his girlfriend Susan Lerski run an unconventional B&B on a converted double-decker bus. On arrival, all the guests are shocked to discover where they'll be sleeping, and during an afternoon foraging for wild garlic, professional chef Stephen plays a trick on the group as Charlotte and Lucy reveal their competitive side

The last visit of the week is to the Pheasant hotel in Brill, Buckinghamshire, where professional chef Stephen Orr hopes his top-level place will win the day. On arrival, Adam and Susan are bowled over by the beautiful views and all the guests are surprised by the quality of the rooms. However, on closer inspection, Charlotte and Lucy are unimpressed by dust and a cobweb

The B&B owners meet for the final time to find out what they've been paid and to settle some scores. Stephen from the Pheasant tries to avoid a grilling by explaining his motives for pulling the wool over the group's eyes

Master mechanic Fuzz Townshend and parts-blagging petrolhead Tim Shaw head to Co Durham to secretly fix-up an Austin Healey for John, who has Parkinson's disease - and set out to make his classic car dreams come true