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Helmingham Hall 3
Season 40 Episode 22/26

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, where items include a sapphire ring and a sketch by Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. Glass expert Andy McConnell challenges the owner of a collection of mid-18th century drinking glasses to identify the lone fake, while an intricate model of a butcher's shop intrigues Fergus Gambon

Lurking in the Shadows
Season 2 Episode 2/8

Germany's preparations for WW2 began years before 1939. Under various guises, Germany began work on what would become their most technologically advanced front

Season 3 Episode 1/8

Bizarre events during wartime, featuring a Nazi anti-gravity device, phantom cities built during the Second World War, Stalin's cursed tomb and poultry of mass destruction

Villa De Vecchi Rhodes
Season 4 Episode 7/12

A formerly luxurious and strategic mountain-top villa on the island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean that's been ravaged by acts of revenge by locals since 1955

Pyramiden Norway
Season 4 Episode 8/12

A strange-looking town with a supernatural atmosphere, a collection of imposing buildings in southern Australia, and the remains of curious-looking basins emerging from the waves

Season 2 Episode 2/10

Tim Dunn visits the Royal Albert Bridge and finds out how it was constructed. He also visits Wolverhampton to learn about the history of its train stations, old and new

Berlin to the Rhine
Season 1 Episode 3/5

Michael Portillo travels through Germany, beginning his journey in Berlin - which at the beginning of the 20th Century was a powerhouse of science and technology. Led by his copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide of 1913, he heads west via the Harz Mountains to the industrial Ruhr Valley to learn how imperial Germany was ready for war. He then goes south along the tourist trail of the castle-studded Rhine river and ends in the Rheingau to taste the wines of its vineyards

A Ghost Town in Spain
Season 3 Episode 7/8

A village ruin that is now pitted and scarred, a ghostly fleet of ships, a bridge to nowhere hidden in a forest and strange metal structures in a wood

England's Abandoned Village
Season 3 Episode 8/8

An eerie, empty country village which hides a sad secret, a mysterious tower battered by the elements and a disused railway deep beneath the streets of a city

Hitler's Secret Underground City
Season 2 Episode 3/8

In Poland lies a forgotten Nazi complex which could have sheltered up to 27,244 people from Allied bombs, the purpose of which largely remains a mystery

Season 3 Episode 2/8

A Japanese secret society's repeated attempts to kill Charlie Chaplin and Hitler's plan in 1942 to use educated dogs to do a soldier's job

Berlin to the Rhine
Season 1 Episode 3/5

Michael Portillo travels through Germany, beginning his journey in Berlin - which at the beginning of the 20th Century was a powerhouse of science and technology. Led by his copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide of 1913, he heads west via the Harz Mountains to the industrial Ruhr Valley to learn how imperial Germany was ready for war. He then goes south along the tourist trail of the castle-studded Rhine river and ends in the Rheingau to taste the wines of its vineyards

Pyramiden Norway
Season 4 Episode 8/12

A strange-looking town with a supernatural atmosphere, a collection of imposing buildings in southern Australia, and the remains of curious-looking basins emerging from the waves

Season 1 Episode 5/6

Rick's journey takes him to the Spanish border and the Mediterranean coast. He discovers how Catalan and French influences have shaped the culinary legacy of Roussillon in the foothills of the Pyrenees, and samples some of the area's famous mountain cuisine, including grilled sausages, snails and fresh fish caught in a self-contained seawater lake - all with generous servings of the region's famous garlic mayonnaise. Back in his country kitchen, Rick prepares pork and beef meatballs in a tomato and piment sauce

Season 5 Episode 7/15

A series of head-turning supercharged cars head to the Mathewson's auction room. Plus, going under Derek's hammer - a Ford Escort XR3 and a beautiful MGA

Season 2 Episode 6/10

Three MGs from the 70s turn up at the garage, still covered in original factory wax. Nobody can believe it, or value them. A Morris 1000 turns up at the auction along with a TR7 V8

Villa De Vecchi Rhodes
Season 4 Episode 7/12

A formerly luxurious and strategic mountain-top villa on the island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean that's been ravaged by acts of revenge by locals since 1955

Berlin to the Rhine
Season 1 Episode 3/5

Michael Portillo travels through Germany, beginning his journey in Berlin - which at the beginning of the 20th Century was a powerhouse of science and technology. Led by his copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide of 1913, he heads west via the Harz Mountains to the industrial Ruhr Valley to learn how imperial Germany was ready for war. He then goes south along the tourist trail of the castle-studded Rhine river and ends in the Rheingau to taste the wines of its vineyards

Trelissick 2
Season 40 Episode 21/26

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Trelissick House and gardens in Cornwall. Items brought in to be valued include an ejector seat from a Vulcan bomber, a miniature sewing kit, and a gold snuff box with a connection to DH Lawrence

Helmingham Hall 3
Season 40 Episode 22/26

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, where items include a sapphire ring and a sketch by Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. Glass expert Andy McConnell challenges the owner of a collection of mid-18th century drinking glasses to identify the lone fake, while an intricate model of a butcher's shop intrigues Fergus Gambon

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Abbey Pumping Station 1
Season 40 Episode 23/26

Fiona Bruce visits Leicester's Museum of Science and Technology at Abbey Pumping Station, which provides a unique backdrop for the programme. Mark Hill casts his expert eye over an abandoned sculpture that looks strangely familiar - could it be a lost masterpiece? Richard Price values a clock powered by gravity and John Axford explains how a tiny frog can have a big price tag

Stormont 2
Season 40 Episode 24/26

Fiona Bruce visits the Parliament Buildings at Stormont Estate in Belfast, which has played a huge role in Northern Ireland's political history. An unloved muffin dish holds a surprise and Justin Croft spots an unread copy of Ulysses by James Joyce. John Foster delves underground into Belfast's 18th-century water system with an old wooden water pipe, while Adam Schoon meets a man with a phenomenal George Best collection

Hitler's Secret Underground City
Season 2 Episode 3/8

In Poland lies a forgotten Nazi complex which could have sheltered up to 27,244 people from Allied bombs, the purpose of which largely remains a mystery

Season 3 Episode 2/8

A Japanese secret society's repeated attempts to kill Charlie Chaplin and Hitler's plan in 1942 to use educated dogs to do a soldier's job

Behind the Berlin Wall Special
Season 4 Episode 9/12

Ruins from the time before the fall of the Berlin Wall, including a covert Communist base that hid Cold War submarines for Tito and the former HQ of the Soviet Army in East Germany

Bannack, USA
Season 4 Episode 10/12

A closer look at a sprawling Wild West ghost town that sits peaceful and abandoned in Montana, USA, but is still haunted by tales of murder, corruption and buried treasure

Season 2 Episode 3/10

Tim Dunn is in Windsor to find out how two rail companies fought to be first to get to Queen Victoria. He also explores the stunning Connel Bridge in the Scottish Highlands

Switzerland
Season 1 Episode 4/5

Following in the footsteps of early 20th-century travellers, Michael Portillo uses his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide to explore Switzerland, which was a favourite with Edwardian tourists. He begins in Basel, travels east to visit the industrial regions of Zurich and learns about the engineering feats needed to thread the rail network through the Alps. He takes in the striking beauty of Lake Lucerne, before ending with an ascent by train to Europe's highest station at Jungfraujoch

The World's Strangest Ghost Town
Season 4 Episode 1/12

A settlement in Argentina destroyed by floods, a town in the US that has been erased, and a Soviet dream-town that turned into a nuclear nightmare

Palace of Death
Season 4 Episode 2/12

A seemingly endless concrete line stretching through the French countryside, which sits as a monument to a discarded engineering advancement

The Secrets of Nazi Future Tech
Season 2 Episode 4/8

Hidden in a remote mountainous forest is a structure nicknamed the Fly Trap or Hitler's Stonehenge. Researchers still have no definitive idea what it is

Season 3 Episode 3/8

The unfortunate fate of the world's first tank, which failed to make it onto the battlefield, and the case of the Japanese soldier who continued fighting - until 1974

Switzerland
Season 1 Episode 4/5

Following in the footsteps of early 20th-century travellers, Michael Portillo uses his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide to explore Switzerland, which was a favourite with Edwardian tourists. He begins in Basel, travels east to visit the industrial regions of Zurich and learns about the engineering feats needed to thread the rail network through the Alps. He takes in the striking beauty of Lake Lucerne, before ending with an ascent by train to Europe's highest station at Jungfraujoch

Bannack, USA
Season 4 Episode 10/12

A closer look at a sprawling Wild West ghost town that sits peaceful and abandoned in Montana, USA, but is still haunted by tales of murder, corruption and buried treasure

Baker Street
Season 2 Episode 10/10

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore the tube station with the most platforms, Baker Street

Railway Mega Machine
Season 1 Episode 4/6

Heavy haulage experts Ian Bagladi and Jamie Turnbull need to move a classical but abandoned 63-year-old, 70-tonne locomotive, through the English countryside

Season 2 Episode 7/10

Three rare Alvises get the auction buyers going when put under the hammer. A Chevy Corvette which started its journey in Saudi Arabia makes its way to Thornton le Dale for the sale

Behind the Berlin Wall Special
Season 4 Episode 9/12

Ruins from the time before the fall of the Berlin Wall, including a covert Communist base that hid Cold War submarines for Tito and the former HQ of the Soviet Army in East Germany

Switzerland
Season 1 Episode 4/5

Following in the footsteps of early 20th-century travellers, Michael Portillo uses his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide to explore Switzerland, which was a favourite with Edwardian tourists. He begins in Basel, travels east to visit the industrial regions of Zurich and learns about the engineering feats needed to thread the rail network through the Alps. He takes in the striking beauty of Lake Lucerne, before ending with an ascent by train to Europe's highest station at Jungfraujoch

Abbey Pumping Station 1
Season 40 Episode 23/26

Fiona Bruce visits Leicester's Museum of Science and Technology at Abbey Pumping Station, which provides a unique backdrop for the programme. Mark Hill casts his expert eye over an abandoned sculpture that looks strangely familiar - could it be a lost masterpiece? Richard Price values a clock powered by gravity and John Axford explains how a tiny frog can have a big price tag

Stormont 2
Season 40 Episode 24/26

Fiona Bruce visits the Parliament Buildings at Stormont Estate in Belfast, which has played a huge role in Northern Ireland's political history. An unloved muffin dish holds a surprise and Justin Croft spots an unread copy of Ulysses by James Joyce. John Foster delves underground into Belfast's 18th-century water system with an old wooden water pipe, while Adam Schoon meets a man with a phenomenal George Best collection

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Abbey Pumping Station 2
Season 40 Episode 25/26

A return visit to the historic Abbey Pumping station in Leicester, now the city's Museum of Technology, which complete with four working beam engines is a fine example of Victorian engineering. Expert Ronnie Archer-Morgan swoons over some 1960s steel sculptures, while books specialist Rupert Powell meets playwright Joe Orton's sister who brings in the typewriter on which he wrote some of his most important scripts. Plus, Amin Jaffer discovers a valuable collection of exotic metal boxes - they look like snuff boxes but their actual purpose is much more intriguing. Presented by Fiona Bruce

Newcastle Civic Centre 2
Season 40 Episode 26/26

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Newcastle's Civic Centre, where rare diaries reveal the story of Victorian heroine Grace Darling and her mission to save lives at sea. Other items brought in to be valued include a tiny pot that turns out to be worth a small fortune and a child's penny-farthing bicycle

The Secrets of Nazi Future Tech
Season 2 Episode 4/8

Hidden in a remote mountainous forest is a structure nicknamed the Fly Trap or Hitler's Stonehenge. Researchers still have no definitive idea what it is

Season 3 Episode 3/8

The unfortunate fate of the world's first tank, which failed to make it onto the battlefield, and the case of the Japanese soldier who continued fighting - until 1974

The Buckner Building Alaska
Season 4 Episode 11/12

A vast project in the icy wilderness of southern Alaska, and a landscape of confusing and surprising structures that represented a bold statement of Spain's plans for the future

1936 Olympic Village Berlin
Season 4 Episode 12/12

A ghostly house in a tropical paradise that is still feared by the locals and a pioneering complex marked by both glory and tragedy that will soon to be lost forever

Piccadilly Line
Season 2 Episode 4/10

Tim Dunn is in London exploring the striking stations of the Piccadilly Line's northern extension. He also takes a look at Causey Arch in Co Durham

Amsterdam to Northern France
Season 1 Episode 5/5

Michael Portillo uses his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide to explore Holland and Belgium, before travelling to the French sector of the Western Front. He ends his journey in the Forest of Compiegne in northern France to hear how the First World War armistice was signed in a railway carriage

Guernsey Nazi Towers
Season 4 Episode 3/12

A little-known dark past explains the vast monolithic structures that dominate the small British island of Guernsey

Bodie USA
Season 4 Episode 4/12

Projects include a maze of tunnels filled with haunting remains beneath the streets of Paris and a strange formation of domed structures hovering over the waters off Florida

Fuelling Evil
Season 2 Episode 5/8

Examining the ruins of what was once one of Germany's most important assets - a place that kept the German war machine moving

Season 3 Episode 4/8

The true story of Franz Stigler, a German Luftwaffe pilot in the Second World War who risked his own life to save the crew of an American B-17 bomber

Amsterdam to Northern France
Season 1 Episode 5/5

Michael Portillo uses his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide to explore Holland and Belgium, before travelling to the French sector of the Western Front. He ends his journey in the Forest of Compiegne in northern France to hear how the First World War armistice was signed in a railway carriage

1936 Olympic Village Berlin
Season 4 Episode 12/12

A ghostly house in a tropical paradise that is still feared by the locals and a pioneering complex marked by both glory and tragedy that will soon to be lost forever

Wharncliffe
Season 3 Episode 2/10

Tim Dunn explores Brunel's first and last railway projects and looks at a Scottish station with a royal connection

Baker Street
Season 2 Episode 10/10

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore the tube station with the most platforms, Baker Street

Season 2 Episode 8/10

Dave gets a nasty surprise when he opens the bonnet of a fast Ford from the 80s, and an Austin Heavy 12 nearly a century old sets off a bidding war at the auction

The Buckner Building Alaska
Season 4 Episode 11/12

A vast project in the icy wilderness of southern Alaska, and a landscape of confusing and surprising structures that represented a bold statement of Spain's plans for the future

Amsterdam to Northern France
Season 1 Episode 5/5

Michael Portillo uses his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide to explore Holland and Belgium, before travelling to the French sector of the Western Front. He ends his journey in the Forest of Compiegne in northern France to hear how the First World War armistice was signed in a railway carriage

Abbey Pumping Station 2
Season 40 Episode 25/26

A return visit to the historic Abbey Pumping station in Leicester, now the city's Museum of Technology, which complete with four working beam engines is a fine example of Victorian engineering. Expert Ronnie Archer-Morgan swoons over some 1960s steel sculptures, while books specialist Rupert Powell meets playwright Joe Orton's sister who brings in the typewriter on which he wrote some of his most important scripts. Plus, Amin Jaffer discovers a valuable collection of exotic metal boxes - they look like snuff boxes but their actual purpose is much more intriguing. Presented by Fiona Bruce

Newcastle Civic Centre 2
Season 40 Episode 26/26

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Newcastle's Civic Centre, where rare diaries reveal the story of Victorian heroine Grace Darling and her mission to save lives at sea. Other items brought in to be valued include a tiny pot that turns out to be worth a small fortune and a child's penny-farthing bicycle

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

The Bloodline of Christ
Season 1 Episode 3/6

Jamie Theakston travels to France to explore the possibility that Jesus married Mary Magdalene, and they had children. He meets respected scholars, authors and historians to consider the theory the son of God's bloodline lives on today

The Mystery of the Giants
Season 1 Episode 4/6

Jamie Theakston travels to Sardinia to meet the scientists and archaeologists who have evidence that suggests giants once existed. Researchers have discovered abnormally large human skeletons in networks of elaborate caves, mines and tombs in Sardinia, China, the United States, northern India and South America. However, if the race did exist, it remains unclear as to why it has seemingly been eradicated from history

St Marys
Season 1 Episode 5/6

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway have a night-time track walk exploring long forgotten stations on the District Line in Whitechapel

Season 2 Episode 10/10

Four VW camper vans pitch up at the auction house looking for a new home and Derek picks up an Austin 16 that 'goes like stink and has some unusual modern modifications'

Season 2 Episode 2/10

The team struggles to explain how a DAF 33 gearbox works, and office manager Sarah attempts to bring order to the auto memorabilia sale

Season 2 Episode 3/10

Anglophile Derek struggles to get his message across on a rare trip abroad to pick up a Bentley, while a well-restored Ford XR2 sets the auction alight

Season 3 Episode 1/10

Derek auctions off a Jensen Interceptor and a Jensen Healey along with a one-off Wood & Pickett Triumph Dolomite Sprint. Sarah takes a shine to a four-tonne road roller

The Human Zoo
Season 6 Episode 10/11

An impressive compound commandeered and repurposed by a brutal regime and an eerie complex off the coast of Ireland that became the biggest of its kind

Spike Island
Season 6 Episode 11/11

A creepy collection of buildings, monuments hidden in a Parisian park and an eerie graveyard of discarded ships strewn along the banks of a mighty river

Hollywood Heroes
Season 7 Episode 1/12

Legendary film sets with surprising pasts and real locations that inspired Hollywood. Within these decaying structures are the echoes of history

Silent Cities
Season 1 Episode 1/6

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

London Bridge
Season 2 Episode 5/10

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore the disused parts of London Bridge, while Siddy visits Ongar in Essex and nearby Blake Hall

King's Cross
Season 2 Episode 6/10

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore King's Cross St Pancras, including a secret siding and the disused Thameslink station

Elizabeth Line
Season 2 Episode 7/10

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

Quainton Road and Kingsway
Season 2 Episode 8/10

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

Greenwich Power Station
Season 2 Episode 9/10

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway visit the cathedral-like Greenwich Power Station, which stands ready to power the tube at short notice

A Night In
Season 1 Episode 3/6

Fletcher helps cellmate Godber make it through the night, calling on his unpredictable and limitless imagination to while away the hours. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale

A Day Out
Season 1 Episode 4/6

The inmates face a day of hard labour digging drains on a lonely stretch of moorland. However, Fletcher soon finds a way of turning the situation to his advantage. Prison comedy, starring Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale

Ways and Means
Season 1 Episode 5/6

Fletch desperately wants to get out of the tedious task of making fishing nets, and hatches a crafty scheme to get himself assigned to the library. Classic comedy, starring Ronnie Barker

Season 2 Episode 2/10

The team struggles to explain how a DAF 33 gearbox works, and office manager Sarah attempts to bring order to the auto memorabilia sale

The Bloodline of Christ
Season 1 Episode 3/6

Jamie Theakston travels to France to explore the possibility that Jesus married Mary Magdalene, and they had children. He meets respected scholars, authors and historians to consider the theory the son of God's bloodline lives on today

The Mystery of the Giants
Season 1 Episode 4/6

Jamie Theakston travels to Sardinia to meet the scientists and archaeologists who have evidence that suggests giants once existed. Researchers have discovered abnormally large human skeletons in networks of elaborate caves, mines and tombs in Sardinia, China, the United States, northern India and South America. However, if the race did exist, it remains unclear as to why it has seemingly been eradicated from history

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

The Man In The Iron Mask
Season 3 Episode 2/6

Jamie Theakston investigates the truth behind the story of the man in the iron mask, who was held in the Bastille from 1698 to 1703, and may have been imprisoned for 40 years

The Curse of Hitler's Executioner
Season 4 Episode 1/6

Jamie Theakston tells the story of Hitler's state executioner, who was placed in charge of killing thousands of people declared enemies of the state

Hill 112
Season 1 Episode 5/8

Three weeks after D-Day, the Allied advance has stalled. The killing fields around Hill 112 become a graveyard for the British soldiers that try to take it

Bastogne
Season 1 Episode 6/8

20/12/1944; the Germans attacked the Allies in the Ardennes. The US 101st Airborne rushed to Bastogne and halted the Nazi advance long enough for Patton's 3rd Army to arrive

Iwo Jima
Season 1 Episode 7/8

A look back at the Battle of Iwo Jima, which was where a quarter of all the US Marines who died in the Second World War were killed

Berlin
Season 1 Episode 8/8

Stalin's generals compete to avenge the Nazi's assault in the East and raise the Red Flag over the Reichstag, as the last savage chapter in the Battle for Europe takes place in Berlin in 1945

Season 1 Episode 1/10

Behind the scenes of three preserved steam railway lines - the South Devon Railway heritage line, the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highlands Railway and the Great Central Railway. Sports scientist Megan Smith has a dream of tending the fire of a steam locomotive on the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway, and she stokes the bolier of NG143 and sets off along the 25 miles from Caernarfon to Porthmadog

Season 1 Episode 2/10

At the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highlands Railway, manager Stephen Greig is trying to ensure that all goes to plan ahead of the opening of the new station at Caernarfon

Season 1 Episode 3/10

At South Devon, engineer Ray Lee is working to bring a loco back in to service. There is also a visit to the SS Kingswear paddle steamer In Dartmouth, the oldest vessel of its kind

Season 1 Episode 4/10

On the Welsh Highland Railway, trainee Claire Oates takes her driving test, while chef Alex and manager Michelle prepare a dinner for 130 people on the East Lancashire railway

Season 3 Episode 5/10

Derek picks up some 'emerging' sporting classics from the Far East when three Datsun Zs appear, and an unusual lot arrives that run on caterpillar tracks not wheels

Season 3 Episode 6/10

Derek auctions off some vehicles that were used in the TV show Heartbeat. There's love for an Austin Cambridge and a sporty Italian number finds a new home

Season 3 Episode 7/10

A rare Honda S800 sports car from 1967 takes Derek's fancy, and a couple of very different Ford Capris with long histories go head-to-head at the auction

Season 3 Episode 8/10

The Mathewsons sell a 1958 Bedford D122 and a 1969 Vanden Plas Princess. They also meet a collector who may be willing to finally part with his 220-car collection

The Great Un-Escape
Season 3 Episode 6/6

Rene and the gang are roped into helping dig a tunnel from the mortuary to the PoW quarters, but end up trapped inside the camp - disguised as British inmates - when their hard work collapses behind them. Comedy, starring Gorden Kaye, Carmen Silvera and Vicki Michelle

Prisoners of War
Season 4 Episode 1/6

Hans succeeds in vaulting over the perimeter fence at the POW camp, while Gruber and Helga try to rescue the others

Camp Dance
Season 4 Episode 2/6

Aided by Gruber, René and company dance their way out of the POW camp, while Maria has deposited herself in the mail to escape

Mattresses
Season 5 Episode 4/10

Gregg Wallace visits a mattress factory in Leeds, where he discovers how steel is stretched and coiled into springs and the advantages of natural fibres like hemp and wool. Cherry Healey talks to a sleep scientist about the benefits to reaction time from taking an afternoon nap, and Ruth Goodman tries out a Middle Ages mattress made out of a straw-stuffed sack

Bristol Fighter
Season 1 Episode 2/10

Experienced designer Carl has a challenge on his hands attempting to recreate a First World War biplane as a 1/48th scale Corgi model

Season 3 Episode 5/10

Derek picks up some 'emerging' sporting classics from the Far East when three Datsun Zs appear, and an unusual lot arrives that run on caterpillar tracks not wheels

The Man In The Iron Mask
Season 3 Episode 2/6

Jamie Theakston investigates the truth behind the story of the man in the iron mask, who was held in the Bastille from 1698 to 1703, and may have been imprisoned for 40 years

The Curse of Hitler's Executioner
Season 4 Episode 1/6

Jamie Theakston tells the story of Hitler's state executioner, who was placed in charge of killing thousands of people declared enemies of the state

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Osborne House 2
Season 40

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, and accepts a challenge to work out how much three clocks have changed in value since 1977, when the show began. Objects brought in to be valued include a collection of book illustrations, and two unusual pieces of glass

Men on the March
Season 1 Episode 1/6

Documentary exploring the First World War through numbers, beginning with a look at the growth of empires in the years leading up to 1914 and the fatal first shot

Fuelling Evil
Season 2 Episode 5/8

Examining the ruins of what was once one of Germany's most important assets - a place that kept the German war machine moving

Season 3 Episode 4/8

The true story of Franz Stigler, a German Luftwaffe pilot in the Second World War who risked his own life to save the crew of an American B-17 bomber

The Desert Ghost Fleet
Season 3 Episode 1/8

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

The Underwater Prison
Season 3 Episode 2/8

An abandoned prison beneath the water, a tunnel in the heart of a mountain, concrete towers hidden in the woods and a rusting coastal relic

Lynton
Season 2 Episode 5/10

Tim Dunn rides on a funicular railway powered entirely by water. Also, how an abandoned Victorian railway tunnel in Northamptonshire is being transformed into a racetrack

Madrid to Gibraltar
Season 2 Episode 1/6

Michael Portillo once again ventures onto the European rail network to retrace journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 publication Continental Guide. He begins in Spain, where he visits the scene of an assassination attempt at a royal wedding in Madrid, before dancing with an unusual partner in Cordoba. He investigates the story behind Bizet's Carmen at a tobacco factory in Seville, learns about Winston Churchill's tense diplomatic mission to Algeciras and finishes with tales of British espionage in Gibraltar

Tunnel to the Underworld
Season 4 Episode 5/12

A town in West Virginia that fell victim to the pace of change when steam trains became obsolete and an underground complex in Italy that had been abandoned for nearly 2,000 years

Escobar's Ruin
Season 4 Episode 6/12

A ruined compound on the edge of a peninsula in Colombia which was once home to a famous outlaw and the strange towers looming over red-tinted waters in a Portuguese landscape

Secrets of Hitler's Castle
Season 2 Episode 6/8

When the Nazis took Ksiaz Castle, it wasn't for the view. Secret staircases and lifts were built, while underneath, a vast network of tunnels was taking form

Season 3 Episode 5/8

While Nazi scientists were conducting brutal experiments in an attempt to create an Aryan master race, a team of zoologists were overseeing their own bizarre science trials

Madrid to Gibraltar
Season 2 Episode 1/6

Michael Portillo once again ventures onto the European rail network to retrace journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 publication Continental Guide. He begins in Spain, where he visits the scene of an assassination attempt at a royal wedding in Madrid, before dancing with an unusual partner in Cordoba. He investigates the story behind Bizet's Carmen at a tobacco factory in Seville, learns about Winston Churchill's tense diplomatic mission to Algeciras and finishes with tales of British espionage in Gibraltar

The Underwater Prison
Season 3 Episode 2/8

An abandoned prison beneath the water, a tunnel in the heart of a mountain, concrete towers hidden in the woods and a rusting coastal relic

Pasties
Season 5 Episode 6/10

Gregg Wallace visits a bakery that produces 180,000 Cornish pasties a day, and discovers the very specific rule one of the pastries must comply with to genuinely be considered Cornish. Ruth Goodman debunks some myths about pasties and investigates the history of the pepper trade, while Cherry Healey learns about the science of onions - including why cutting them can bring tears to the eyes

Meccano
Season 1 Episode 6/10

A huge consignment of Meccano arrives from a single seller. It represents a lifetime's passion and has been well played with but painstakingly restored

Season 2 Episode 9/10

Derek, with help from the Mathewson clan, drag a mini pickup out of the barn where it's been for 20 years, and a 350cc Douglas Mark V motorbike from 1950 goes under the hammer

The Desert Ghost Fleet
Season 3 Episode 1/8

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

Madrid to Gibraltar
Season 2 Episode 1/6

Michael Portillo once again ventures onto the European rail network to retrace journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 publication Continental Guide. He begins in Spain, where he visits the scene of an assassination attempt at a royal wedding in Madrid, before dancing with an unusual partner in Cordoba. He investigates the story behind Bizet's Carmen at a tobacco factory in Seville, learns about Winston Churchill's tense diplomatic mission to Algeciras and finishes with tales of British espionage in Gibraltar

Osborne House 2
Season 40

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, and accepts a challenge to work out how much three clocks have changed in value since 1977, when the show began. Objects brought in to be valued include a collection of book illustrations, and two unusual pieces of glass

Men on the March
Season 1 Episode 1/6

Documentary exploring the First World War through numbers, beginning with a look at the growth of empires in the years leading up to 1914 and the fatal first shot

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Weapons of War
Season 1 Episode 2/6

The development of new weapons technology, with a look at how machine guns completely changed the nature of warfare and the increased use of planes and U-boats

Descent into Hell
Season 1 Episode 3/6

The key events of 1916, examining the unprecedented levels of recruitment by both sides, and the thousands of deaths in the battles of Verdun and the Jutland Peninsula

Secrets of Hitler's Castle
Season 2 Episode 6/8

When the Nazis took Ksiaz Castle, it wasn't for the view. Secret staircases and lifts were built, while underneath, a vast network of tunnels was taking form

Season 3 Episode 5/8

While Nazi scientists were conducting brutal experiments in an attempt to create an Aryan master race, a team of zoologists were overseeing their own bizarre science trials

The Siege of Sarajevo
Season 3 Episode 3/8

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

Sabotage in the Mountains
Season 3 Episode 4/8

A towering structure with an explosive past, a deserted cityscape, a mysterious top-secret facility and a vast Nazi construction

Barrow Hill
Season 2 Episode 6/10

Tim explores the last working roundhouse in the UK - Barrow Hill in Derbyshire. Tim also visits Bath, a city renowned for its Georgian architecture

Turin to Venice
Season 2 Episode 2/6

Armed with his 1913 railway guide, Michael Portillo travels through Italy from Turin to Venice. Along the way, he recreates a scene from the Michael Caine film The Italian Job on a Fiat test track and takes a trip in a seaplane to investigate the early 20th-century British love affair with Lake Como. In Verona, he visits the house used to attract Edwardian tourists to the alleged setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and finds a microcosm of pre-First World War Europe at the Venice Biennale art exhibition

Villa De Vecchi Rhodes
Season 4 Episode 7/12

A formerly luxurious and strategic mountain-top villa on the island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean that's been ravaged by acts of revenge by locals since 1955

Pyramiden Norway
Season 4 Episode 8/12

A strange-looking town with a supernatural atmosphere, a collection of imposing buildings in southern Australia, and the remains of curious-looking basins emerging from the waves

We Shall Fight On The Beaches
Season 1 Episode 1/8

Rob Bell explores the coastal defence network built to defend Britain's beaches, including a tower in Essex which controlled mines laid across the estuary

Season 3 Episode 6/8

A program set up by the Special Operations Executive, the forerunner to MI6, to undermine German and Japanese officers by spraying them with a foul-smelling substance

Turin to Venice
Season 2 Episode 2/6

Armed with his 1913 railway guide, Michael Portillo travels through Italy from Turin to Venice. Along the way, he recreates a scene from the Michael Caine film The Italian Job on a Fiat test track and takes a trip in a seaplane to investigate the early 20th-century British love affair with Lake Como. In Verona, he visits the house used to attract Edwardian tourists to the alleged setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and finds a microcosm of pre-First World War Europe at the Venice Biennale art exhibition

Sabotage in the Mountains
Season 3 Episode 4/8

A towering structure with an explosive past, a deserted cityscape, a mysterious top-secret facility and a vast Nazi construction

Madrid to Gibraltar
Season 2 Episode 1/6

Michael Portillo once again ventures onto the European rail network to retrace journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 publication Continental Guide. He begins in Spain, where he visits the scene of an assassination attempt at a royal wedding in Madrid, before dancing with an unusual partner in Cordoba. He investigates the story behind Bizet's Carmen at a tobacco factory in Seville, learns about Winston Churchill's tense diplomatic mission to Algeciras and finishes with tales of British espionage in Gibraltar

Secrets of Selfridges
Season 1 Episode 6/6

The documentary uncovering the hidden history of Britain continues with the story of the department store Selfridges, looking at the ways it changed the country's shopping habits. Plus, an examination of the life of Mr Selfridge himself

Season 2 Episode 10/10

Four VW camper vans pitch up at the auction house looking for a new home and Derek picks up an Austin 16 that 'goes like stink and has some unusual modern modifications'

The Siege of Sarajevo
Season 3 Episode 3/8

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

Turin to Venice
Season 2 Episode 2/6

Armed with his 1913 railway guide, Michael Portillo travels through Italy from Turin to Venice. Along the way, he recreates a scene from the Michael Caine film The Italian Job on a Fiat test track and takes a trip in a seaplane to investigate the early 20th-century British love affair with Lake Como. In Verona, he visits the house used to attract Edwardian tourists to the alleged setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and finds a microcosm of pre-First World War Europe at the Venice Biennale art exhibition

Weapons of War
Season 1 Episode 2/6

The development of new weapons technology, with a look at how machine guns completely changed the nature of warfare and the increased use of planes and U-boats

Descent into Hell
Season 1 Episode 3/6

The key events of 1916, examining the unprecedented levels of recruitment by both sides, and the thousands of deaths in the battles of Verdun and the Jutland Peninsula

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