The hunters pursue Dr Ricky Allen and Emily and Lauren in London as they evade capture.
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.
Friends Stephen Hardiker and Martin Cole use canal towpaths to travel almost 100 miles on foot and bicycle to a caravan in Wales. Along the way, IT manager Martin comes up with an ingenious way to stay in touch with their loved ones - but will the cyber team crack their code? Meanwhile, 25-year-old Adam Young from Wales learnt survival skills from his father and is keen to put everything he knows into practice. However, when they pick up his lead, he spends an anxious night hiding out in the Dales.
Newlyweds Adam and Emma Channell want one last adventure before they start a family. They plan to go off grid in some of Britain's most remote rural areas, such as the Yorkshire Dales and deepest Wales, but paranoia soon kicks in. Freddie Young, a 21-year-old teaching assistant from Essex, is also on the run - although he is accompanied by his mother-in-law Jacqui Omer, who insists on coming along as she is convinced he can't cope on his own. Meanwhile, Emily Dredge is finding the pain of being apart from her baby unbearable and considers nipping home to see him. Will this be her final mistake?
With just seven days to go, the remaining fugitives must reach a pre-arranged extraction point to evade capture once and for all. But with the clock ticking, the hunters are ramping up their efforts to find them. Stephen and Martin have avoided detection by travelling along canal towpaths - only to appear on the radar after using a cashpoint. School friends Emily and Lauren are still evading capture, despite going their separate ways, although Emily unwittingly trusts some strangers with valuable information. Is this the end of the road for the fugitives or have the breakthroughs come too late?
The hit fugitive series returns as 10 British citizens go on the run to evade capture for 28 days and win £100,000 - but they're up against an elite team of hunters.
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?
As the halfway mark approaches the pressure is on. Chief Bleksley deploys tracker dogs and aerial drones, determined to prevent any of the fugitives from winning £100,000.
Five fugitives down; five still on the run for the £100,000 reward. Now the investigation takes an intensively psychological turn, as the hunters search for chinks in the fugitives' armour.
Missing home, the fugitives begin to seek solace in the familiar with grave consequences. All eyes are on Avon following a trip home to see his family that leaves him cornered on home turf in Hackney.
The clock is ticking for the Hunters who have just days to track down the remaining fugitives. By pulling in potential informants, launching a focused social media campaign and scouring CCTV, Chief Bleksley and his team are leaving nothing to chance.
Nine more British citizen go on the run. 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.
Ten ordinary people go on the run for 25 days, starting with an audacious speedboat chase through Liverpool docks. Wide-eyed Loren makes a tricky move by placing her trust in the wrong people.
Can reformed criminal Nick and his friend Paul dodge the hunters in Bristol? The cyber team crack Royal Marine Matt's route. Nurses Jess and Emma charm their way across Scotland.
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.
Brothers Harry and Frank are exhausted and hungry, and cannot resist the temptation to contact their sister. Meanwhile, Matt lays an ambush for the hunters in the hope they will take the bait.
Nate plans an audacious Instagram taunt in an attempt to draw the hunters away from Ish. Meanwhile, two hunters lie in wait at a safe house for Matt and Loren is desperate to find out how her mum is.
The hunted include a couple of childhood sweethearts, a mum on the run and a 78-year-old with a secret past. Their first challenge is to identify the unknown city they've been dropped in and escape the all-seeing eye of the helicopter above.
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.
Jess and Ella are running scared in rural Yorkshire. Ben and Rob bid to get one step ahead using an Xbox. And, is Frankie and Dan's `safe house' actually a trap?
Dan lands in a friendly Cheshire neighbourhood, but are his new friends to be trusted? Desperately missing her dog, Hayley risks capture seeking a reunion with her pup.
In rural Cheshire, the Hunters are in hot pursuit of Dan. Jess and Ella come back in from out of the cold, but their hometown might now be a hostile environment. Hayley and Dan hunker down at a friend's caravan, and they think they're out of range.
With extraction day closing in, the Hunters will stop at nothing for a clean sweep. Jess and Ella seek a new hideout. Ben and Rob split. Hayley and Dan take the plunge - literally.
Dumped on a beach on the Isle of Wight, can the fugitives make it to the mainland intact?
Nathan and James lure the hunters to a fake rendezvous. Can the hunted outwit the hunter? In Wales, Meurig's in a tight spot. And a deleted text leaves Katie and Liam exposed.
The hunters set a trap for Katie and Liam. Will they fall for it? Sarah breaks cover for her kids. And the hunters get a tip-off on Shoba and Amarinder from a member of the public
Hunter HQ hatch a plan to lure James and Nathan into the open using a beloved pet. With their mum's 60th due, Abi and Grace risk it all to get close to her around the big day.
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.
The clock's ticking. The fugitives have just 48 hours to make it to a remote Scottish island and win the prize. With the hunters in aerial pursuit, this is going down to the wire.
The 12 new fugitives head out on the run starting from Piccadilly Circus in London, one of the most watched cities in the UK.
Two of the fugitives are tracked to an Essex country estate, leading to a foot race in the woods. On-the-run prison officers Jaxon and Nicola veer dangerously close to home.
Beth from Essex is forced to go solo on the run. In Wales, two of the fugitives taunt the hunters. 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. Others head to a regatta and an aunt's castle, but are the hunters one step ahead?
A daring plan for Father's Day comes with the risk of discovery. Two fugitives hide out in a Disbury garden, and another's notebooks reveal a secret code.
The last of the fugitives head to London for extraction details. But in one of the most watched cities in the world, and home of Hunter HQ, will anyone make it out and win the £100k?
