U&Yesterday Tuesday

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Michael Portillo heads to Walmer Castle, home during the 1920s to Lord Beauchamp, and in Margate he discovers the connection to TS Eliot

Michael Portillo reaches the Kent seaside resort of Herne Bay, eventually crosses the North Downs to Lenham, and pays a visit to Leeds Castle

Michael Portillo continues his travels in Greater London, ending up in Kennington to learn about the childhood of Charlie Chaplin

Michael Portillo continues his travels through the capital in the heart of London's East End, making his way from Hackney Wick to Oxford Circus

Derek picks up an impressive five vehicle haul from a collector who can no longer look after his motors. Paul's out on the road collecting a rare 1972 Lancia Fulvia Berlina

Derek casts his eye over a Citroen 2CV, before he is off admiring the treasure trove of more than 270 motorbikes in the same garage

The story of the discovery and exploitation of the Baku Oilfields in the Russian Caucasus, which forced Stalin and Hitler to face-off in the battle of Stalingrad

Laurence Olivier narrates the story of the D-Day landings in June 1944, when the biggest ever amphibious invasion was launched on the beaches of Normandy

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Tatton Park in Cheshire, where the keepsakes and collectibles up for valuation include one of the rarest known pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain

Fiona Bruce and the experts examine more rarities at Tatton Park in Cheshire, including an inkstand with a link to Admiral Nelson and a precious item lurking in a box of jewellery

Derek waxes lyrical about a pristine Jaguar XJ8 and a Ford Model T van tests his driving skills

Derek travels to the Yorkshire coast to pick up a 1963 Austin J2 Paralanian campervan, described as the 'Rolls Royce of campervans'.

The story of the discovery and exploitation of the Baku Oilfields in the Russian Caucasus, which forced Stalin and Hitler to face-off in the battle of Stalingrad

Laurence Olivier narrates the story of the D-Day landings in June 1944, when the biggest ever amphibious invasion was launched on the beaches of Normandy

Fiona Bruce and the experts return to Hampton Court Castle in Herefordshire, where items up for valuation include a silver dish given to former prime minister Neville Chamberlain

Robbie Cumming makes a running repair to his narrowboat on the Tinsley lock flight in South Yorkshire, then cruises beneath Conisbrough's magnificent viaduct

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

Gus and Will go for the once-maligned Austin Maestro. The car they want to buy has already been sold but the seller has another - his own - on the driveway. Can they do a deal?

A beautiful looking sports car has been fooling the punters and intriguing Derek. It's a Challenger E-Type - a fibreglass replica created from an E-Type mould

Derek waxes lyrical about a pristine Jaguar XJ8 and a Ford Model T van tests his driving skills

Derek picks up an impressive five vehicle haul from a collector who can no longer look after his motors. Paul's out on the road collecting a rare 1972 Lancia Fulvia Berlina

Derek casts his eye over a Citroen 2CV, before he is off admiring the treasure trove of more than 270 motorbikes in the same garage

Series exploring ruined engineering projects that have been put to alternative use, including the site of the Chernobyl disaster and a Nazi holiday complex

Robbie Cumming makes a running repair to his narrowboat on the Tinsley lock flight in South Yorkshire, then cruises beneath Conisbrough's magnificent viaduct

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

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home