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How do they turn trees into billions of pencils? How do they make liquorice? And, how do they use traditional techniques to weave the world's most fashionable lace?

Presenter Henry Cole and mechanic Fuzz Townshend hit the road to find, buy and make a profit from the UK's abandoned automotive gems

Jay Blades and the team tackle the repairs of a Victorian ice cream maker, a Spanish organillo, a portable 1950s record player and a 65 year-old leather document holder

Danielle persuades the guys to let her go out on the road with Robbie. In Virginia, Mike and Frank chase a killer lead with a mega collection of motorcycles

Dani and Robbie check out a property in Arizona with killer steam engines, while Mike and Jersey unearth a vast collection of petroliana in Alabama

Wayne Carini investigates a lead on a 1956 Citroen 2CV in North Carolina, as he suspects it could be one of the first of its kind to be imported into the US

Wayne Carini recommisions his 1934 Lincoln KB convertible for the Keels & Wheels concours in Texas

The team test two electric vans, the Ford E-Transit and the Fiat e-Ducato, which both claim to top 150 miles between recharges. Will they live up to billing?

A look at ways to weave an authentic Turkish carpet, and how helicopter blade technology is being used to make cross country skis. Plus, the practicalities behind the Niagara Falls

A look at how seaweed is turned into sushi wrapping, how beer bottles that last for 15 years are made, and how surfers try to keep themselves safe from sharks

Jay Blades sifts through more junk, taking away a collection of carpet off-cuts, a pair of tired chairs and a bicycle wheel, hoping he and two others can inject new life into them

Jay Blades and the team tackle the repairs of a Victorian ice cream maker, a Spanish organillo, a portable 1950s record player and a 65 year-old leather document holder

In Suffolk, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien unearth hidden treasures in former agony aunt Janet's garden shed, including a vintage tram bench and a rare piece of furniture

In Derbyshire a 15th-century house has some Victorian dining chairs with potential, and Drew Pritchard also visits an antique centre in Lincolnshire

The team helps a couple clear out their home in the seaside town of Filey, and Angus sees potential in some vintage toys and boxes of old soap

Mike finds a prime example of a Golf Rabbit GTi, which he thinks can be transformed, which means Ant has a lot of work to do

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Norfolk, where Simon converts a trough into a bioethanol patio heater and Henry uncovers a vintage stationary engine

Lighting expert Jolene fixes a badly worn down 19th-century police station lamp. Plus, wood worker Alex attempts a risky redesign on a traditional British chair

Armahn and Ash help a 20-year-old man who has been hit by a van while on his electric scooter, while Shane and Shelly assist a woman suffering with pain in her breast

The crew members fly in to treat a surfer having a heart attack. They also face a battle against the Cornish weather to rescue a pensioner in distress

How do they make an almost invisible hearing aid that connects wirelessly to your phone? And, how do they build the carriages for London's new underground railway?

A look at the remote-controlled underwater robots that do the jobs too dangerous for human divers. Plus, the world's most cuddly teddy bears

Mike Brewer lands a Ford Escort Mk1 for £4,500 in an internet auction, and he and Edd China get to work on giving the classic 1970s car a new lease of life with a retro refit

Justin Cunningham heads to the Walkie Talkie building in London to learn more about the science behind a skyscraper melting a car

Wayne Carini investigates a lead on a 1956 Citroen 2CV in North Carolina, as he suspects it could be one of the first of its kind to be imported into the US

Wayne Carini recommisions his 1934 Lincoln KB convertible for the Keels & Wheels concours in Texas

The team test two electric vans, the Ford E-Transit and the Fiat e-Ducato, which both claim to top 150 miles between recharges. Will they live up to billing?

The production of carbon fibre car parts, hand dryers, recycled polyester yarn and fleece

The production of police badges, rum, car washes and pressure gauges, and how their manufacture has changed with technology

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Dedicated investigators and experts examine the explosion in the port of New Orleans in 2012