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A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s

James writes a letter to the Times appealing to the government to help thousands of unemployed former soldiers

Robert suspects David's intentions and warns his wife to watch her step, and Amy sees evidence of her husband's affair with Linda. Comedy, starring Keith Barron and Gwen Taylor

Mrs Boswell is horrified when Billy and Julie have their baby christened in a Protestant church, while Jack and Joey are suspicious about Adrian's new job

Harold and Albert attend a family funeral and immediately clash with their common-as-muck relatives. Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett star

Comedy capers with the hapless staff of a stately home

Rigsby lets a room to a young couple he believes have just got married - unaware that they are not man and wife

When the trio decide they need a fourth person to share the flat, Robin is determined it will be a woman. Seventies comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

Phoebe loses patience with Gary's apparent lack of interest in her new film role, and contemplates having a fling to teach him a lesson

Jack continues his social climbing, mingling with the Duke of Bedlington and Lady Caroline

Simon hatches a scam against a ruthless beauty tycoon, whose ideas were stolen from her ex-husband, leaving him penniless and in ill health. Guest starring Jean Marsh

The story of events on the 7th of July 2005, when four bombs exploded in London in the UK's first mainland attack

Robert Lindsay stars as Wolfie Smith of the Tooting Popular Front, in the first episode of John Sullivan's 1970s comedy

Part one of two. Sharon makes plans to take Tracey and Dorien on a 1970s-themed weekender, but Tracey is about to receive some eye-opening news that could spoil her fun

A housing shortage forces a compromise between the flatmates and their disapproving landlord. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Frank joins a Scottish dancing class, and is recruited to replace an injured fellow member in a public display. Comedy, starring Michael Crawford

Harold and Albert attend a family funeral and immediately clash with their common-as-muck relatives. Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett star

Rigsby lets a room to a young couple he believes have just got married - unaware that they are not man and wife

Featuring spoof of classic musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and appearances by Kirsty MacColl and Motorhead's Lemmy. From April 1990

CEO Crystal (Joan Collins) announces staff cuts, turning Joyce's world upside down, the Oracle's fiancee arrives in Benidorm, and Kenneth and Liam launch a makeover competition

Frank resolves to spend his 50th birthday alone, until local librarian Libby catches his eye. Meanwhile, Karen worries about the paternity of her unborn child

Tracey and Sharon get a glimpse of their future together when they see two elderly sisters in a supermarket, while Dorien wins her court case

Rigsby lets a room to a young couple he believes have just got married - unaware that they are not man and wife

CEO Crystal (Joan Collins) announces staff cuts, turning Joyce's world upside down, the Oracle's fiancee arrives in Benidorm, and Kenneth and Liam launch a makeover competition

Frank resolves to spend his 50th birthday alone, until local librarian Libby catches his eye. Meanwhile, Karen worries about the paternity of her unborn child

With Tina Turner, Gerry Rafferty and Justin Hayward. The legendary BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste

A housing shortage forces a compromise between the flatmates and their disapproving landlord. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Sarah hatches a plan to stop her mother from intruding into her part of the house, but she reckons without Eleanor's deviousness

Jack and Kelly's partying gets out of control, Sharon is reunited with her father and Ozzy's oldest daughter Jessica gives birth to a baby girl

Karen gives in to David's demands to try for another baby, while Pete and Jenny have parental problems of their own. Meanwhile, Rachel and Adam move in together

LNER: Archive film of the second largest of the Big Four companies. We look at the high speed locomotives of Sir Nigel Gresley and views of King's Cross and York Stations in the days of steam.