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Raj Bisram and Briony Harford's antique hunt brings them to Kent, where highlights include Concorde memorabilia, canine art and racing thrills

Natasha Raskin Sharp meets a lady who has spent 30 years repairing well-worn teddy bears, and Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine lead their teams at an antiques fair in Southwell

Frances Tophill is at Damson Farm near Bath where she mulches vegetable beds, tames a Japanese wineberry, takes some holly cuttings and makes some damson gin

The latest national and international stories as they break

The latest stories from Westminster and beyond

Catrin Heledd presents coverage of the afternoon session on day six from York Barbican, featuring two second-round matches, played over the best of 11 frames

Paul Martin and the team value antiques at the historic Oxford Union, including a famous fake and a rare Baptist bust

Will Bayley, Montell Douglas, Giovanna Fletcher and Josh Pugh test their general knowledge skills in the penultimate round of challenges

Janette Manrara returns with more behind-the-scenes action, and designer Vicky Gill reveals what some of the couples will be wearing for musicals week

Hazel Irvine presents coverage of the evening session on day six at York Barbican, featuring two second-round matches, played over the best of 11 frames

Hazel Martin investigates the backgrounds of victim Shamsuddin Mahmood and Michael Ross, the man convicted of his murder, and explores whether a hitman could have been responsible

A hike up the ridge reveals that Mia and Ewan have more in common than expected, and she attempts to bring down her sister's killer

Analysis of the day's events

Sophie Okonedo narrates a look at the demise of the Ptolemaic kingdom of ancient Egypt, one of history's most bloodstained dynasties

Extended highlights from one of today's last-16 matches at York Barbican

Lioness Rita is raising the next generation, but her cubs are vulnerable when she hunts. The hyenas' strength is growing, but a flooded den spells disaster

The reasons for the demise of four ancient civilisations and what their destruction says about the fate of a divided modern society, beginning with Rome

The comedian visits Silicon Valley in California and Boston's Massachusetts Institute of Technology to find out about cutting-edge technology that could transform his life

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