U&Yesterday Monday

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Michael Portillo journeys from Darlington to Dunbar, following the route taken by George Stephenson's steam engine on its 1825 journey, and visiting Lewis Carroll's childhood home

In Musselburgh, Michael Portillo gets a taste of life as a fishwife, before exploring Edinburgh where a popular 19th-century mode of transport is making a comeback

Michael Portillo travels from Blackpool to Manchester, along the way unveiling a monument to 87 railwaymen of the London and North Western Railway who died in the Great War

Michael Portillo's journey from the Irish Sea to the North Sea continues by tram from Manchester, where he investigates the Victorian scientist who invented modern atomic theory

Paul hits the road to collect an old navy ambulance that served its time as a holiday camper

Dave travels to Bedale to extract a barn find - a 1984 Manta GTE which hasn't seen the light of day in thirty years

The final episode examines the liberation of Auschwitz by the Soviet Red Army, and discovers what became of the surviving prisoners and captured SS officers

As Hitler's troops advance, occupants in Ukraine, Belarus and Poland take the brunt of the occupying forces cruelty; and the first concentration camps are created

The team heads to Somerleyton Hall, near Lowestoft, where the objects up for valuation include a bracelet given to Queen Victoria and a picture painted by a suffragette artist

The team visits the Steam Museum in Swindon, where objects being examined include one of the rarest pieces of silver seen on the show and a valuable painting

Dave heads to West Yorkshire to collect a rare 1926 Dodge bus. Derek gets his hands on a rare Vauxhall Victor VX 90 police car that is expected to sell for more than a few coppers

Dave heads to Bolton to pick up a classic Italian sports car - a Lancia Fulvia 1.3 Sport styled by Milan coachbuilder Zagato

The final episode examines the liberation of Auschwitz by the Soviet Red Army, and discovers what became of the surviving prisoners and captured SS officers

As Hitler's troops advance, occupants in Ukraine, Belarus and Poland take the brunt of the occupying forces cruelty; and the first concentration camps are created

The team heads to Somerleyton Hall, near Lowestoft, where the objects up for valuation include a bracelet given to Queen Victoria and a picture painted by a suffragette artist

Michael Portillo travels from Chicago to Champaign, Illinois, recreating the original chocolate brownie and visiting the Frank Lloyd Wright house that changed US architecture

Robbie Cumming explores the English canal network, beginning with a journey from Shardlow to Etruria Junction, Stoke on Trent, exploring the Trent and Mersey Canal

Robbie Cumming explores the English canal network. A low canal tunnel in Staffordshire proves to be problematic and Robbie helps out a stranded boater

The author and adventurer continues his Australian journey with visits to Kakadu National Park, the remote northern Bush, Cape York Peninsula and the Great Barrier Reef

Dave heads to West Yorkshire to collect a rare 1926 Dodge bus. Derek gets his hands on a rare Vauxhall Victor VX 90 police car that is expected to sell for more than a few coppers

Derek collects a beautifully restored and carefully modified 1936 Wolseley 14/56. Meanwhile, a Batman-inspired Chrysler Crossfire is dropped off at the Thornton le Dale garage

The programme looks at a mysterious group of rusting ships stranded in an arid desert, and a monstrous defensive line on the snow-covered peaks of the Italian Alps

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore the brand new Elizabeth Line and have access to two of its stations weeks before the line opens

Tim and Siddy visit Quainton Road in Buckinghamshire, 50 miles from London - and once on the underground. Siddy also explores Kingsway tramway tunnel

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Michael starts his journey in Chapeltown, Sheffield, following what was once known as the North Country Continental service, and finishing in the engineering centre of Doncaster

Michael Portillo travels from Gainsborough to Ely, along the way learning about a Victorian machine that changed shopping for ever and the poet Alfred Tennyson