Motorhoming with Merton and Webster

Paul Merton and Suki Webster take to the roads again, beginning by heading to Cornwall, home to crystal-clear waters, picturesque fishing villages and beautiful beaches. Their first destination is the Lizard - the most southerly point on the British mainland - where they go seal watching, before going out with a local fisherman to try their hands at catching spider crabs.

Paul Merton and Suki Webster explore the Cotswolds, helping Richard and his apprentice Innis build a dry stone wall before driving to their first off-grid campsite, pitching up for the night for an al fresco three-course dinner. The next day they visit the the Rollright Stones, where they meet Sharp and Blunt, an all-female morris dancing group from nearby Adderbury.

In the idyllic New Forest, Paul and Suki take a tandem ride through the ancient woodland and encounter wild ponies before taking in bee keeping and archery.

The couple visit Devon, famous for its spectacular coastline, pristine beaches, cream teas and two national parks. In Dartmoor they meet guide Nick for a Sherlock-inspired tour.

Suki and Paul are in God's Own Country: Yorkshire. They stay at the famous Tan Hill Inn, Paul arranges a sheep dog training sesssion, and they visit the incredible Ribblehead Viaduct.

Paul Merton and Suki Webster explore Snowdonia and pitch up at Lake Bala, where they meet a couple who have converted an old horsebox into a family-sized motorhome. Paul and Sue sample some of the many watersports available, starting with paddle boarding and ending with a little synchronised swimming. The following day they're off to the Mach Loop valley - a famous flight path for the RAF fighter pilot training at nearby Anglesey