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Ian Hamilton finds out about Cumnock's ambition to become Scotland's first green town, by running its own renewable energy system and making use of digital and smart technologies

Ian Hamilton and Major head to Shotts in North Lanarkshire, where they visit a prison, an abandoned psychiatric hospital and even do some street dancing

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major head to Angus and the town of Arbroath, a fine red sandstone town which nestles around its historic abbey

Ian and Major head to the capital of the Western Isles and finds Stornoway looking to the future with plans for a new harbour to attract cruise ships

Derek Mathewson picks up a lovingly restored 1925 Calthorpe motorbike that he thinks is more of a work of art than anything ever produced by Picasso

Dave Mathewson gets wind of a possible free lunch at the officers' mess when he heads off to collect a stylish Swedish Volvo P1800S from an RAF base in the Midlands

The Spitfire, the Hurricane, the Lancaster and Wellington Bombers, the P51 Mustang were all powered by the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine

How the defeat of Germany and Japan left Britain in a state of military and economic exhaustion following the end of the Second World War, and paved the way for the Cold War era

Fiona Bruce and the experts visit Castle Coole, near Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, where objects up for valuation include a carriage clock with a royal connection

Fiona Bruce and the experts visit Layer Marney Tower, near Colchester in Essex, where they see objects including a clock made for the 1851 Great Exhibition

Derek encourages the team to buy a Francis Barnett Plover at auction. Plus, the wheels come off the restoration of an MG Metro

Derek thinks a 29,000-mile Ford Capri should be kept original. Plus, a Hercules women's racing bike from the '50s

The Spitfire, the Hurricane, the Lancaster and Wellington Bombers, the P51 Mustang were all powered by the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine

How the defeat of Germany and Japan left Britain in a state of military and economic exhaustion following the end of the Second World War, and paved the way for the Cold War era

Fiona Bruce and the experts visit Castle Coole, near Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, where objects up for valuation include a carriage clock with a royal connection

Robbie Cumming takes a tumble at Buckby Locks in Northamptonshire and has a problem with his power supply and battery bank

Harris accidentally drops stolen pills into Fletcher's midday cuppa - much to the annoyance of prison racketeer Harry Grout. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker

Fletcher objects to having a third cellmate foisted on him, especially as the newcomer seems to enjoy special privileges. Comedy, starring Ronnie Barker

The inmates are shocked to discover there is a thief in their midst, so Fletcher decides to stage a mock trial to bring the culprit to justice

Derek encourages the team to buy a Francis Barnett Plover at auction. Plus, the wheels come off the restoration of an MG Metro

Derek Mathewson picks up a lovingly restored 1925 Calthorpe motorbike that he thinks is more of a work of art than anything ever produced by Picasso

Dave Mathewson gets wind of a possible free lunch at the officers' mess when he heads off to collect a stylish Swedish Volvo P1800S from an RAF base in the Midlands

Concrete channels hidden in a mountaintop forest, a collapsing bridge, a marooned military base and the upright rusting carcass of ship

Robbie Cumming takes a tumble at Buckby Locks in Northamptonshire and has a problem with his power supply and battery bank

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