Five fugitives remain. Abi and Grace risk a visit home. Nathan and James are forced into plain view on public transport. And an audacious Sarah takes the fight to the Hunters.

Two of the fugitives are tracked to an Essex country estate, leading to a foot race in the woods. Prison officers Jaxon and Nicola veer dangerously close to home. And a father and daughter risk capture after giving up camping for a luxury hotel.

Essex girl Beth is forced to go solo out on the run. In Wales, two of the fugitives taunt the hunters. Alex stays under the radar camping off grid. And caught in a tight spot, Jack leans on a boarding school buddy for help.

A fugitive is in a foot chase with the hunters on the Newcastle moors. One pair plan a bold decoy on their home turf. Two fun-loving fugitives head for a coastal regatta. And a fugitive who needs a morale boost visits his aunt's castle in Scotland.

Fugitives make a daring attempt to visit family on Father's Day, but it only brings them into a confrontation with the hunters, who have also deciphered a secret code to find clues as to where a target is headed next. Meanwhile, a pair of fugitives take cover in a garden in Didsbury

The real-life thriller returns. Fourteen civilians go fugitive, attempting a daring escape from Stansted Airport. Can they evade a crack team of hunters for 21 days?

The real-life thriller continues. With one fugitive already cleared from the board, the hunters are hungry for more. Could the loved-up couple in the hot tub be their next capture?

After a few near misses, one of the fugitives has gone solo and is feeling the pressure as the hunters prepare to clear him out. And will a bid for some home comforts backfire?

Two fugitives stumble into a face-to-face with the hunters. In a new twist, £10k waits in a Birmingham library, there for the taking. Are any fugitives brave enough to go for it?

Two of the fugitives plunge headlong into a high-stakes race against the hunters. Another pair of runners head for home for a family get together that leaves them horribly exposed.

Two of the fugitives return to their hometown but discover that sometimes home is the most dangerous place of all. Because the hunters are lying in wait, and the net tightens...

The series reaches its thrilling finale in Birmingham city centre. Can any fugitives board a helicopter on the roof of the Bull Ring shopping centre and escape with a share of the £100,000 prize?

Dumped on a beach on the Isle of Wight, the fugitives have only a change of clothes and a small amount of cash. They must get back to the mainland as quickly as possible as the hunters close in on their position.

The hunters track Elinor and Meurig to his sister's house, where Meurig makes a dramatic getaway. A deleted text gives the hunters a lead on the whereabouts of Katie and Liam. Nathan and James devise a plan to lure the hunters to a fake rendezvous.

Emma and Jess make a barefoot break when they are surrounded in a Dumfries estate. Meanwhile, Matt is determined to do whatever it takes to see his wife and baby, but HQ are on his case.

The hunters set a trap for urban explorers Katie and Liam, police officer Sarah breaks cover for her kids, and the hunters get a tip-off from a member of the public on the whereabouts of Shoba and Amarinder.

The hunters are on the trail of friends Stephen Hardiker and Martin Cole who escape using canal towpaths to travel to Wales, while Adam Young anxiously hides out in the Dales

James and Nathan have evaded the hunters by depending on their deaf network. But the hunters have a plan to force the guys out of hiding using James' beloved dog. With their mum's 60th birthday coming up, Abi and Grace risk all to get closer to her.

Harinder and Davinder Singh, Sikh brothers from Leicester, worry that Asian men with beards and backpacks are a terrorist stereotype, so they travel the UK within their community of extended family and friends. However, the pain of separation from their loved ones soon begins to bite. Meanwhile, doctor Ricky Allen continues to evade the hunters in Scotland, but profiler Julie Clegg is just one step behind.

Ricky Allen has escaped capture for 15 days now and the hunters are getting frustrated at their lack of progress, so a media campaign is launched to flush him out of hiding. Now spooked, he flees south on a train as the hunters close in. Meanwhile, old school friends Emily Dredge and Lauren English are 12 days into their escape but fractures are beginning to appear in their relationship - leaving them both vulnerable.

Newlyweds Adam and Emma Channell plan to go off grid in remote areas, while 21-year-old Freddie Young is on the run with his mother-in-law. Emily Dredge chances a visit back home.

There's a dramatic helicopter chase in Manchester as the fugitives go on the run. Within just a few hours, the hunters must organise a dramatic sting on the streets of London.

The fugitives are forced to make some risky choices. Ex-military intelligence officer Mervyn risks returning to the launch location, while HQ hack Hayley's phone, uncovering the Wigan couple's holiday cottage plans.

Ordinary people go on the run from a team of expert hunters, this time starting in London, one of the most watched cities in the UK. Making their escape from Piccadilly Circus, they are tracked by a hunter helicopter beaming live pictures to HQ.

It's 10 days in, and the hunters' frustration is running high, following example soldiers' Kirk and Jeremy's daring escape. Will the hunters' fortunes change, as the boys turn to their support network again?