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Kevin McCloud reveals how self-builders are transforming the suburbs, drawing on the best examples from 15 years of the show and talking to experts in architectural thinking

Architect Ed Lipton renovates a house for a couple who moved in nine years ago for £220,000, but with two young sons are fast outgrowing the property and cannot afford to move

George meets a couple who are turning a public toilet into a clifftop holiday home, visits an underground house in New Zealand and unveils his futuristic house

A family living in a West Auckland rainforest consider moving as their home requires constant maintenance - but they are reluctant to leave their neighbours

The competition starts at The Shoes in Durham, where landlord Billy Gowland and partner Debbie Nelson hope their footwear-themed pub and B&B is the right fit for their guests

At Biggin Hall Hotel in Derbyshire, owner James Moffat and partner Annie Larner hope the B&Bers will fall for the rural charm of their 17th-century farmhouse

For the third visit the group head to Forest Garden Shovelstrode in East Sussex, where hosts Charles and Lisa Hooper hope the guests buy into their woodland retreat

Mother and son Fiona and James Milligan welcome the guests to Derby Manor Hotel and Restaurant in Bournemouth, where the ostentatious decor gets mixed reactions

The B&B owners find out what they have been paid, and Charles and Lisa Hooper from yurt glamp-site Forest Garden Shovelstrode confront their low scores from James

Teaching assistant Sunita hosts the first of five parties in the West Midlands, hoping an authentic Punjabi feast will impress guests Liz, Digby, George and Tutsi

In the West Midlands, half-Egyptian property investor Liz treats her guests to a taste of the Middle East and some startling revelations

On the third night of the competition taking place in the West Midlands, male model George treats his guests to a mixture of Greek, Caribbean and Italian food

In the West Midlands, social worker Tutsi serves up a mixture of Zimbabwean and English dishes and surprises her guests with a worm-eating competition

On the last night in the West Midlands, Digby plans to surprise his guests with an evening of fancy fine dining. However, maintaining harmony proves to be his biggest challenge

The first venue of the week is Daisy Bank Camp in Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire, where guests take a trip to a local conservation farm and enjoy a locally sourced breakfast

The B&Bers visit Katie and Jess' The Lion and Swan in Congleton, Cheshire and while first impressions are good, the cracks soon begin to show

Visit three is to The Three Hills, Cambridge. Hosts Emma and Emily are hoping the award-winning food will be enough to guarantee their success but things get off to a rough start

Darren and Jamie look to lay on a magical experience for the B&Bers in the week's final visit, at their wizard-themed Hotel of Wizardry in Great Yarmouth

The contestants meet one last time to discover how much they have been paid by their fellow hoteliers, before discovering who has won the competition

A woman is transferred to St George's after crashing her car into a tree, and has to have her broken ankle very quickly realigned if she is to have any hope of walking again

A 92-year-old man may have a bleed on the brain after hitting his head, and patients from Iran and their families share their memories of how the revolution affected their lives

Paramedics on the night shift find a woman collapsed on the floor and on the verge of a diabetic coma. With no access to her veins, the team resort to drastic measures

In Hartlepool, the heli-medics are tasked with treating a man hit by a train, and cameras also follow cyclist Trevor, who suffers serious injuries after a collision with a car

A woman is transferred to St George's after crashing her car into a tree, and has to have her broken ankle very quickly realigned if she is to have any hope of walking again

A 92-year-old man may have a bleed on the brain after hitting his head, and patients from Iran and their families share their memories of how the revolution affected their lives

Jimmy Doherty heads to South Africa on the trail of sweet piquante peppers, while Kate Quilton looks into Britain's plastic recycling crisis