In the final episode, the winners of the competition go to the European Championships in Tel Aviv, Israel, and there is a catch-up with everyone to find out how the series changed their world.

We hear from choreographer and star of Strictly Come Dancing Brian Fortuna, who put his heart and soul into the competition, and find out which competitor is dancing with the London mayor Boris Johnson and putting him under pressure for funding.

We also discover who has broken a habit of a lifetime and started going to the gym three times a week, which competitor has carved out a new career for themselves, and whose new-found confidence has meant they are moving home and making a brand new start.

In Israel the winning couple competes against the best couples in the world who have competed at wheelchair dance sport events for years. The best teams - Russia, Poland, Holland, Ukraine, Belarus, Austria, Israel - are all there and face competition from the UK team for the first time ever.

So will our couple bring back gold for Britain against all the odds and succeed in putting the UK back on the wheelchair dance sport map? Show less