More4 TV Guide — Tuesday, 30 June 2026

A 70-year-old man is rushed to St George's after he is found struggling to breathe. His daughter shares the story of how her father overcame his long battle with alcoholism. The wife of a man receiving treatment for foot and knee pain shares how her childhood taught her the importance of being there for your partner in marriage. A woman and her five-year-old son are rushed to St George's after being hit by a car

Birmingham paramedics try to figure out if a collapsed office worker is having a stroke, while Coventry-based paramedics have the same dilemma with a 76-year-old woman. A self-employed window fitter faces a driver's worst nightmare when he blacks out at the wheel, and a woman has a serious head injury after a fall while ice skating

Fifteen-year-old Gus is rushed to the department after going over the handlebars of his bike. Patricia, 73, is in extreme pain, having dislocated her shoulder months ago. Bryan arrives with a swollen and painful hand after falling while walking his daughter's dog

Midway through their North Yorkshire tour the campers visit Masons Campsite near Skipton for an exhilarating stay involving river swimming, trout fishing, cricket and croissants

A woman has an emotional reunion with her niece after being estranged for 30 years, while another case reveals links to 19th-century Whitechapel and the Jack the Ripper murders

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

Personal assistant Lisa hosts the first of five parties from in and around Birmingham, with the 53-year-old self-proclaimed domestic goddess hoping a menu straight from her Malaysian roots will impress other contestants Akil, Sonia, Martha and Mark

It is day two of the competition in Birmingham, and 37-year-old shopping channel producer Martha is hoping to educate - as well as entertain - her guests with a vegan feast

Mark hosts the third night of the culinary competition taking place in Birmingham, hoping to impress his guests with a menu of classic comfort food

Youth worker Sonia is in charge on day four in Birmingham and after three nights of vegan chat from Martha, the host makes a pact with the others to ban any mention of the subject

The final day of the competition in Birmingham sees 32-year-old aquarium designer Akil act as host, hoping to create a splash with his fish-themed menu. With a home-made seafood tempura to start and a double whammy of sea bass and scallops for the main, Akil goes all out to impress

The competition kicks off at the Trap Inn in Broomhill, Northumberland, here guests take an afternoon's boat trip to visit an island populated by puffins

The B&B rivals spend the night at the Newholme Hotel in Blackpool, where married couple Nigel Dixon and Damian Bailey hope their combination of budget prices with high-end touches will prove popular. However, Meg and Yvonne find an unwelcome surprise in the loo, and conversations in the afternoon shine a light on some growing tensions

Liz Parker and Tracey Welch welcome their rivals to Portsonachan Hotel & Lodges in Argyll and Bute. The guests are wowed by the views but dirty discoveries dampen their delight

The final visit is to Lamlash Bay Hotel on the Isle of Arran, owned by Meg El Adm. As former cabin crew, Meg hopes her customer service will help her to fly the winner's plaque home. The guests are pleased with the panoramic view and tantalised by the tasteful touches. That evening, over drinks, Nyoami and Joe question if the group will still be friends after the payments have been revealed. When it comes to the guests' reviews, a follicle failure puts an end to faultless feedback for the hosts

The guests rifle through the feedback, from Meg and Yvonne's lavatory let-down to Nyoami's fiddled French toast. Meanwhile, Meg wants to know why her tea tray wasn't everyone's cup of tea. After the hosts have debated their differences, the payments are revealed and the week's winner is announced

In the second episode, George Clarke is joined by leading architects to help transform a house belonging to Nick and Sonia, an appallingly designed flat spread over three dysfunctional car parking spaces. George charges award-winning architects Abigail Ashton and Andrew Porter with creating something beautiful from this monstrosity. But working with a budget of £75,000, can they transform this foul flat into a proper home with two floors? And what will the pair's neighbours make of the drastic changes?