MILLIONS of viewers of a hit TV show will see a family from Malvern storming off tomorrow evening after falling out with another family.

Holiday Showdown, which averages more than five million viewers each week, pairs two very different families and sends them off on two holidays together.

The Angel-Guest family, of Old Wyche Road, teamed up with the Palmer family from Derbyshire and the two could not have been more different.

The Angel-Guests are keeping tight-lipped about the programme so viewers will have to see for themselves when the programme is screened on ITV at 9pm.

The Malvern family claims to have psychic powers and spend their free time ghost-hunting in haunted castles.

Julie, aged 32, is a clairvoyant and her partner Christian, also 32, is a Reiki practitioner - someone who helps people's spiritual healing.

They are joined by Christian's daughter Emily, 13, who is training to be a herbalist, and his nephew, Danny, 15, whose hobby is drawing peoples' auras.

Whereas Bill, the dad of the Palmer family, is an atheist and does not believe in life after death, praying or ghosts.

For the first week of the fortnight holiday the two families head for the Haven holiday camp in Devon.

In order to keep their ghost-busting antics under wraps for as long as possible the Angel-Guest family spends the week disguised as bikers.

There is a tense moment when Bill asks Julie and Christian if they're religious because Christian people are his 'worst nightmare'.

Later the Angel-Guests reveal their true psychic identities and the families head off for a mystery tour of some of Britain's most haunted locations.

However, during one visit the Palmer's youngest daughter, Amelia, aged seven, is frightened by some underground cells and her mum Tracey puts a stop to the tour and takes her anger out on Julie.

She says to Julie: "Have you got no motherly instincts at all?"

After this, the Angel-Guests pack up and head home.