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

Mathewsons agree to sell a vintage threshing machine and large collection of tractors, but extracting them from old barns on a Yorkshire farm proves a bigger job than anticipated

A Cold War Soviet classic goes under the hammer. Built like a tank, the Moskvitch gets few admirers for style, but finds a loving home with a fan of Eastern Bloc classics

Adolf Hitler has his mind on making Germany into a great empire by expanding eastwards, but his invasion of Poland tips the world into a violent and bloody war

Henry Ford's plan, with the help of Albert Kahn, to build a giant factory in Michigan, covering 3.5million sq ft and including an aircraft production line half a mile in length

A return visit to Cheltenham Town Hall, where objects include a silver fruit bowl damaged in a domestic row and relics of Captain Scott's last expedition to the South Pole

Fiona Bruce and the experts visit Castle Coole, near Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, where items include a modern painting of an Irish landscape and a collection of compacts

Derek's got his work cut out collecting a huge haul that includes two Bentleys, a Daimler and a traditional Bowtop caravan

Dave has to extricate a VW Golf from a garden that has grown up around it

Adolf Hitler has his mind on making Germany into a great empire by expanding eastwards, but his invasion of Poland tips the world into a violent and bloody war

Henry Ford's plan, with the help of Albert Kahn, to build a giant factory in Michigan, covering 3.5million sq ft and including an aircraft production line half a mile in length

A return visit to Cheltenham Town Hall, where objects include a silver fruit bowl damaged in a domestic row and relics of Captain Scott's last expedition to the South Pole

A journey around the region, examining the challenges currently facing the nations in the area. Simon begins by visiting Malta, southern Italy and Albania

Robbie Cumming tackles the fast-flowing River Trent and is invited to join a night-time illuminated boat parade - only for his journey to be hampered by a damaged wall in Worksop

Narrowboater Robbie Cumming faces a journey of many challenges as he runs aground and breaks down in Nottingham

Simon travels through Western Sahara, Mauritania, Algeria and Libya, trying kite surfing, meeting campaigners for indigenous people's rights, and visiting a huge minefield

Derek's got his work cut out collecting a huge haul that includes two Bentleys, a Daimler and a traditional Bowtop caravan

The comedian embarks on a journey across the US, following the migratory trail of the Scots through America - starting in New York and finishing in Nashville, Tennessee

Derek collects a Jaguar Mark 2 and explains why they made such poor getaway cars for 1960s bank robbers. A customer considers a Morris Marina as a Christmas present for his wife

The mysterious Cachtice Castle home to Elizabeth Bathory, said to have killed more than 600 girls, and a mysterious structure on the 38th parallel

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Preston to meet Claire, who works for a theatre company, picking up a stage light that's no longer needed and a vintage railway lamp

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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