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Covent Garden is rocked by a bombing, and the culprit threatens to strike again if his demands are not met. Holmes and Watson race against time to find the second device

The story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain.

Stephen Cranford uncovers the history of a lost railway line. From steam train memories to fascinating relics

Jack Hargreaves celebrates rural England, blending folklore, crafts, and gentle storytelling as Hargreaves explores vanishing traditions and landscapes

Comedian Tony Hancock stars in his own first television series, a mix of sketches aided by June Whitfield and other regulars Clive Dunn and John Vere

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

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Harvey's plans are scuppered, and Monty stashes his black-market goods in Rita's prefab

Bowler, the local villain who runs everything except London Transport, offers out-of-work Craven a job. Despite warnings from friends, Craven ignores advice that doesn't suit him.

With the engagement restored, Beryl starts saving for their future, but Geoffrey struggles with the idea of sharing finances, creating tension in their plans.

Liz goes off to meet her old school friend Claudine de Valois. Matty is taken for questioning by the Germans. Both get to meet with Colonel Werner Krieger.

Craig and Richard search for Sharron, who has disappeared while on holiday in Cornwall. Fantasy drama, starring William Gaunt, Alexandra Bastedo and Stuart Damon

Alex Dyke presents an hour of bubblegum pop and cheesy tracks to make you feel good.

Stephen Cranford uncovers the history of a lost railway line. From steam train memories to fascinating relics

Jack Hargreaves celebrates rural England, blending folklore, crafts, and gentle storytelling as Hargreaves explores vanishing traditions and landscapes

Harvey's plans are scuppered, and Monty stashes his black-market goods in Rita's prefab

After Winston is banned from football for mischief, he makes life difficult at the depot. Bloody Delilah steps in at court, allowing him to attend the City match.

Bowler, the local villain who runs everything except London Transport, offers out-of-work Craven a job. Despite warnings from friends, Craven ignores advice that doesn't suit him.

With the engagement restored, Beryl starts saving for their future, but Geoffrey struggles with the idea of sharing finances, creating tension in their plans.

Songs, sketches, stand-up, celebrity guests, and an all-out assault on the nation's funny-bone, starring cheeky Cockney Brian Conley.

Craig and Richard search for Sharron, who has disappeared while on holiday in Cornwall. Fantasy drama, starring William Gaunt, Alexandra Bastedo and Stuart Damon

Liz goes off to meet her old school friend Claudine de Valois. Matty is taken for questioning by the Germans. Both get to meet with Colonel Werner Krieger.

George feels sorry for himself, Sally becomes concerned about her image, and Henry has a near-death experience. Comedy, starring Neil Pearson and Stephen Tomkinson

Music by David Bowie, the Stranglers and the Lightning Seeds. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

After a small-town carnival in North Carolina, teens are stalked by a mysterious, machete wielding maniac. Horror, starring Susan Kiger

Alex Dyke learns about another popular car from our past when he visits the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu.

Burt and Mary talk to a psychiatrist about their problem and Jodie tells everyone about his own sex-change plans

Corinne moves out of the Tate house, and Danny is given one last chance to kill Burt

Songs, sketches, stand-up, celebrity guests, and an all-out assault on the nation's funny-bone, starring cheeky Cockney Brian Conley.

Comedian Tony Hancock stars in his own first television series, a mix of sketches aided by June Whitfield and other regulars Clive Dunn and John Vere

George feels sorry for himself, Sally becomes concerned about her image, and Henry has a near-death experience. Comedy, starring Neil Pearson and Stephen Tomkinson

After Winston is banned from football for mischief, he makes life difficult at the depot. Bloody Delilah steps in at court, allowing him to attend the City match.

Music by David Bowie, the Stranglers and the Lightning Seeds. Richard Latto presents alternative anthems from a music community with attitude.

Jack Hargreaves celebrates rural England, blending folklore, crafts, and gentle storytelling as Hargreaves explores vanishing traditions and landscapes