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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

William departs for boarding school, leaving his distressed sister behind in the care of cold governess Miss Treadwell

Despite Amy's protestations and the money running low, David insists on visiting a casino

Lilo Lill turns up on the doorstep, Joey meets Roxy, Adrian buys something really stupid and Aveline is insulted by a photographer

Harold is desperate to get some privacy from Albert and decides to take drastic action by dividing the house down the middle

Lavender changes her mind and promises her shares to Stokes, and Ivy gets into trouble for telling Sir Ralph about his wife's indiscretions

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

Chrissy and Jo are entranced when they meet Robin's older brother. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

A trip to entertain the troops in France forces Gary to play the hero as a sudden German push calls for extreme measures. Comedy, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst

Matt has problems with the union, while a hopeful Billy thinks he has found a new site for his clinic. Drama, starring James Bolam

Simon investigates the theft of a golden statue from a Greek archaeological dig, and the kidnapping of a local innkeeper's daughter. Guest starring Oliver Reed

The in-depth story of the King's Cross station fire in November 1987, a subway disaster that changed firefighting

Warchief Speed orders Wolfie to look after his girlfriend, but problems arise when Ken falls in love with her

Burglars strike while the family are out at Darryl's funeral, so they decide to track down their possessions themselves, leading them from a pawnbroker's to a drag club

Chrissy and Jo invite a German guest to their dinner party - but Mr Roper demonstrates that the Second World War has not ended as far as he is concerned

Frank goes to Australia House to discuss his emigration request, but his lack of qualifications does not impress the official

Harold is desperate to get some privacy from Albert and decides to take drastic action by dividing the house down the middle

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

Terry gets into a scuffle with the local hard-man. Vintage comedy, guest starring Alun Armstrong

The Dawson family claims the loungers left vacant by the Garveys, while resort boss Joyce Temple-Savage is desperate for new staff

Mimi gets herself a toy boy when she starts dating the Jockey football team's striker Billy, but when he tries to blackmail her, she teaches him a lesson he will never forget

Sharon and Tracey discover Dorien has been keeping a secret for more than 50 years and decide to get involved, but the novelist is reluctant to confront her past

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

The Dawson family claims the loungers left vacant by the Garveys, while resort boss Joyce Temple-Savage is desperate for new staff

Mimi gets herself a toy boy when she starts dating the Jockey football team's striker Billy, but when he tries to blackmail her, she teaches him a lesson he will never forget

Freddie Mercury, Gary Numan, The Shadows and The Pretenders join the DJ and entertainer for more music and comedy

Chrissy and Jo invite a German guest to their dinner party - but Mr Roper demonstrates that the Second World War has not ended as far as he is concerned

Sarah finds herself stuck in the middle when both her mother and her daughter start confiding in her

A problem with furniture holds up the family's move into a luxurious new home in Beverly Hills, and Ozzy appears on The Tonight Show

Adam and Rachel's relationship looks like it may be over, while Pete and Jenny find parenthood leaves them with little time for a social life

Our departure is from a Victorian station in Chester and our destination is Aberystwyth on Cardigan Bay - we see ancient reminders of Rome's occupation of Britain and much more.