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Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to the Cotswolds to see who can create the most profit on two old lamps, and also take a spin in a Devonshire fire engine

Simon O'Brien creates table lamps from old theatre lights and Henry Cole finds a treat for restorer Guy

The competition kicks off at the Five Bells near Dover, where manager Shelley Parnell and her competitive mum Linda Yates hope their bargain-priced B&B will win the day

The hosts check in to the Thomas Paine Hotel in Thetford, where an inappropriate book is found in a bedside drawer and competition turns fierce at a Home Guard training exercise

Chris and Sarah Whitehead invite their fellow hoteliers to Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire, where they open the doors of their historic pub The Rose and Crown

Lesley and Steve Hawker welcome the contestants to the Woodlands Guest House in Exmoor, but after the bad feedback of previous rounds, it seems their rivals are out for revenge

The B&B owners meet up to find out what they have been paid. Shelley and Linda from The Five Bells also want to question why their feedback for breakfast failed to add up

Oli Delaunoy hosts the first dinner party in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, and hopes that his scallop starter and a meaty main course will be enough to win him the £1,000 cash prize

Jan Blomer hosts the second dinner party in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, hoping her chicken with sun-dried tomatoes will win her the £1,000 cash prize

Events director and bodybuilding enthusiast Zak Roby hosts the third evening in Cheltenham and hopes his polite nature will help him scoop the £1,000 prize

Australian admin assistant Kimberley Thomas hosts the fourth dinner party in Cheltenham and hopes that an evening of sophistication will win her the £1,000 prize

Paddy Castledine hosts the final dinner party in Cheltenham, and hopes that his simple menu of locally sourced produce will be enough to win him the £1,000 prize

The contest begins at Abbey House in Penrith, Cumbria, where the guests are impressed with the cleanliness of the rooms. However, there is some grumbling over breakfast

The owners stay at Compton House in Newark, Nottinghamshire, which is run by Lisa Holloway - who prides herself on providing a home away from home for her guests

The guests check in to the White Horse, a pub and B&B in Ripon, North Yorkshire, where their hosts hope morris dancing in front of the cathedral will make a lasting impression

The contestants arrive at the Old Farmhouse in Cheshire and are shocked to discover they will have to share a bathroom, and two of the group get another unwelcome surprise

Payment day arrives, as the guests gather to find out who has won and to thrash out their differences - from some fishy findings to a reminder of why sorry can be the hardest word

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help buyers moving from the south the North East, including Lauren and Noel, who have their hearts set on a character property

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet a family in Cullercoats in North Tyneside who are divided on whether they should sell their home or renovate their current property instead

Stories of remote island life. In the Channel Islands, car-free Sark's population almost doubles in the summer with tourists who want a gentler pace of life

A 22-year-old cyclist is rushed to St George's Hospital after he collided with a car on the way to work and 'bullseyed' its rear window

A 71-year-old woman is rushed in after being knocked over by her husband's car, and four-year-old Maddi is brought in with an injured neck after falling over on a train

Stories of remote island life. In the Channel Islands, car-free Sark's population almost doubles in the summer with tourists who want a gentler pace of life

A 22-year-old cyclist is rushed to St George's Hospital after he collided with a car on the way to work and 'bullseyed' its rear window

A 71-year-old woman is rushed in after being knocked over by her husband's car, and four-year-old Maddi is brought in with an injured neck after falling over on a train

Another selection of favourite investigation, with Jimmy Doherty hearing about a threat to British juniper berries that could mark the end of gin's recent resurgence in popularity