Shipping Wars UK

Stu and Jemma transport three priceless sports cars from East Sussex to a charity event in London. Meanwhile, father and son duo Raymond and Grant get to grips with their load: 300,000 live bees worth £1350.

Rolf and Rachel's winning bid sees them moving a professional wrestling ring worth £3000 from Essex to the South West of France. Raymond and Grant deal with an escaped bee while Stu and Jemma have some close shaves loading the precious sports cars.

Russell takes on the challenge of transporting a 1964 Landrover and an armoured Humber truck from Oxford to Herefordshire. Raymond and Grant face some very angry bees, and Stu and Jemma come up against some extreme London traffic.

Rolf and Rachel have some navigational problems and abandon their Sat Nav, Stu and Jemma stop traffic on a one-way street in central London, attracting a crowd, and Russell comes up with a maverick plan for unloading the military vehicles.

Rolf and Rachel arrive in France, and assemble the wrestling ring, Stu and Jemma deliver the three priceless racing cars, and Raymond and Grant hand over the 300,000 bees.

Laurie wins the Gruffalo load: two hand-carved wooden sculptures worth £10,000. Raymond and Grant win the job of transporting a classic Canadian canoe, worth £600, but disaster strikes when it is damaged in transit.

Shahbaz transports a fragile art collection to Paris, while Raymond and Grant pick up extra items en route including a trampoline and some polo shirts.

Stu and Jemma win the contract to ship a 20 foot sail boat worth £4000 from Cornwall to North Yorkshire. Laurie sets off on the final leg of her Gruffalo run, while Raymond and Grant take extra precautions to protect the canoe.

Raymond and Grant deal with a puncture as they race against the clock to deliver their canoe, and Shahbaz is in France en route to Paris, but disaster strikes when his van starts making a strange noise.

Shahbaz is in serious danger of missing his delivery deadline after his van is towed, and Stu and Jemma are concerned that their boat isn't secure. Who will be crowned Transporter of the week?

The six transporters bid on a bronze statue worth £95,000 which needs moving 65 miles from Surrey to Hertfordshire. Shahbaz is selected for the job, he ropes in a family helper, but gets a shock when he takes a closer look at the listing.

Russell bids for 15 unique giraffe artworks worth £75,000. He wins the job of transporting the herd 65 miles, from London to Colchester Zoo, but feels under pressure to get out of London in time to avoid a hefty emission charge.

The transporters bid on the final load of the week: a steel horse sculpture worth £95,000. It needs to be moved 96 miles from Hampshire to the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show in London.

With the steel horse on board, Laurie boldly picks up a side load en route to the Chelsea Flower Show. Meanwhile, Stu and Jemma battle the elements as the beach huts are unloaded on the seafront in St Annes-on-Sea.

On her way to drop the steel horse sculpture at the Chelsea Flower show, Laurie comes up against heavy rush hour traffic. As Russell oversees the unloading of each of the 15 giraffe artworks at Colchester Zoo, all four loads are now complete.

The first item up for bidding is a Piaggio Tuk Tuk worth £3,000 going from Dundee to Sevenoaks, and Shahbaz wins the bid. The second load is a pair of Swan Pedalo boats worth £3,000 each, going from Ripon in North Yorkshire to Alum Bay.

The six transporters bid on three hovercraft worth £8000 to be moved from Warrington in Cheshire to Sandwich in Kent, and Laurie wins, to her delight. Meanwhile, Shahbaz picks up a retro Gramophone as a side load.

The final load up for bidding is a handcrafted Shepherds Hut which needs moving 40 miles from West Felton in Shropshire to Llanwnog in Wales, and Russell wins the load. Shahbaz finally arrives in Kent with the Tuk Tuk, but unloading proves eventful.

At the Shepherds Hut pick-up, Russell struggles to get the ramps on his trailer to co-operate. Raymond and Grant arrive with the swan pedalo in the Isle of Wight, with a bang.

Laurie arrives two and a half hours late to drop off the three Hovercraft. In Wales, things get tense for Russell when he unloads the Shepherds Hut using a tractor. Four loads have been delivered, but who will be crowned `Transporter of the week'?