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Highlights from the show, with David Dickinson and his team of antiques dealers. Items for sale include Sir John Barbirolli's conductor's baton and a cavalry sword

Henry Cole and his partners in grime Allen Millyard and Guy Willison hit the road again to secure vintage finds to sell at Kempton racecourse

Ton and Allen try to raise money to fix their bread truck by selling an industrial grinder and a classic Chevy at auction

Will, Gus and the team renovate a Ford Orion, though find it a hard slog as it was registered in Portugal and the steering wheel is on the wrong side

Les goes into detail about his plans for a new pawn store, and Ashley is caught in the crossfire when a fight breaks out in the middle of the floor

At the new shop, the Golds are surprised to find a bag of gems inside a former employee's desk

The Golds have a decision to make when a man wants to buy a pair of very expensive earrings on the condition that the store also does his piercing

Incredible reports of UFO sightings by pilots and astronauts increase every year and their testimonies have convinced several researchers that Nasa is concealing the truth

The veteran actor highlights the many puzzling artefacts from around the world, challenging everything known about the technological capabilities of distant ancestors

A Kazakh farmer discovers ancient burial sites that may determine whether or not the legend of the Amazon women warriors is myth or reality

The shop travels back in time when a map from the late 1800s comes in. Meanwhile, Corey spots a killer Mustang for sale.

Henry Cole and the team delve into the cast-offs of top collector Matt XX and uncover a vintage Chopper and a motorised bicycle from the early 1950s

Car enthusiasts Will and Gus track down a classic Rolls - one owned by a 'colourful' character that has been sitting in a field for years

Some 2,600 years ago, The Ark of the Covenant, the sacred relic of the ancient world, suddenly disappeared from history. Where did it go and why?

The stories of the Star Ancestors - powerful beings embedded in the traditions of native people across North America that still exist

A contemplation over whether Earth could have been visited by extra-terrestrials in its ancient past. New discoveries suggest contact may have influenced human art and technology

Interest ignites at the biggest auction on the planet when a mysterious container from the Far East makes landfall in Los Angeles

A container from Venice, Italy, and a shark-shaped object spark the teams' interest. Team Muscle's aggressive tactics might just backfire when the biggest prize is up for grabs

In a compilation edition, dealer Ian Towning values a signed Wallis Simpson and Duke of Windsor photograph, while Tim Hogarth tries to buy a bronze pheasant

An exploration of Ragnarok and the chambers of horror. Plus, a penguin apocalypse, an attack of mega-mice and a family holiday - North Korean style

Veteran actor William Shatner examines the possibility of contact with otherworldly intelligent life, and how man should react to and handle such a situation

The truth behind the mysterious sinking of an American nuclear submarine and why the Navy tried to cover it up

The story of US Navy Boatswain Mate Robert Young, who witnessed a green fog in the Bermuda Triangle - and experienced a spiritual warning that he claims saved his life

Incredible reports of UFO sightings by pilots and astronauts increase every year and their testimonies have convinced several researchers that Nasa is concealing the truth

After decades of secrecy, high-ranking government officials are now discussing UFOs. Some say this has been prompted by the fact the evidence has become too great to ignore

Dan Abrams revisits the most dramatic outbursts and extraordinary moments to ever take place in US courtroom

A daring escape goes horribly wrong, an armed judge is caught on camera, and a man sent to prison for a crime he didn't commit seeks justice

Les shocks the others when he reveals his plans to buy a new store. Meanwhile, a man wanting to pawn his VCR causes a scene, and another tries to get money for his fake eye

David Dickinson and the team value antiques in Matlock, Derbyshire, where a set of Chinese paintings causes a stir

In a compilation edition, dealer Ian Towning values a signed Wallis Simpson and Duke of Windsor photograph, while Tim Hogarth tries to buy a bronze pheasant

Henry Cole and the team delve into the cast-offs of top collector Matt XX and uncover a vintage Chopper and a motorised bicycle from the early 1950s