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Jack tries to ensure the jobs of his union men are safe. Drama, starring James Bolam

The hotel throws a fancy dress occasion and guests are invited to provide the entertainment. The Pearces and the Cochrans perform their party pieces

New tenant Ambrose claims to be a mystic, and soon has the other lodgers under a strange spell. Leonard Rossiter stars

Matthew's father refuses to invest in his future until the lad gets a job. Henry's hidden stash of loose change goes missing, making his cash-strapped son an obvious suspect

Frank has problems with a hi-tech toilet, but the bungler's attempts to put it right result in more than a few crossed wires. Slapstick comedy, starring Michael Crawford

James's father arrives at the house on the run from the police. The servants decide to hide him until he can flee the country. Starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Terry decides he would like to track down some of his former girlfriends - little suspecting the shocks that await him. James Bolam stars

The housemates are put out when Chrissy's mother arrives for an unscheduled visit. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Simon's love life hots up when an old flame reappears on the scene. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Profile of the B-17 Flying Fortress, the aeroplane which brought devastation to Germany, as its crews flew the most perilous missions of World War Two

The B-24 Liberator more than proved its worth over Europe and the Pacific pairing with the B17 to deliver a blow to the Axis powers in WWII, but it wasn't simply a bomb delivery system.

As some tried to avoid the disaster of the First World War through appeasement, Adolf Hitler had other ideas at the other end of the negotiating table

Six men re-enact a mission to discover the true feat of Operation Jaywick, an attack by Allied commandos on Japanese ships during the Second World War

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s

Harold holds a meeting of the local Labour Party in his front room, hoping to be appointed the official candidate for Shepherd's Bush - but proves to be too working-class by far

Joey promises Billy the use of his Jaguar, and Jack and Adrian run into trouble with some local thugs when a deal goes wrong

Vince decides to ask his father for advice and Penny learns a few home truths. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Injured wrestler Spooner makes life hell for Alan and Philip by playing his radio full-blast at all hours _ so naturally they challenge Rigsby to confront him

Bob is disheartened by some of the responsibilities of married life, including having to work longer shifts, worrying endlessly and doing lots of DIY. First shown in 1974

Mick forces his family to enter a pub quiz with a big cash prize, but the Oracle turns nasty when the Garveys beat him to the jackpot. Kate tells Madge about Martin's infertility

The Garveys go to the beach, where a cash-strapped Mick falls for a con, and Martin tells Kate he thinks her fling with Mateo has livened up their relationship

Marty turns to crime to tide him over until he finds a job, but using items borrowed from the Maguires could land him in trouble. Billy stands up for his rights as a father

The annual bowls club outing seems to provide an ideal opportunity for Cecil to be alone with May. Comedy, starring Jeffrey Holland and Julia Deakin

Rigsby wines and dines Miss Jones in a suit surreptitiously 'borrowed' from stroppy wrestler Spooner - who turns up halfway through the main course to exact revenge

Mick forces his family to enter a pub quiz with a big cash prize, but the Oracle turns nasty when the Garveys beat him to the jackpot. Kate tells Madge about Martin's infertility

The Garveys go to the beach, where a cash-strapped Mick falls for a con, and Martin tells Kate he thinks her fling with Mateo has livened up their relationship

The 100th episode of the drama. Micky gives Mimi an ultimatum over the new boiler, and Frank is the main suspect when Cynthia is assaulted. Dean Lennox Kelly guest-stars

Lilo Lill is back at the allotment with Freddie, while Nellie has been visiting an art gallery with Derek. Shifty has a surprise for Marina

Gary spends the night in 1940 when he returns to warn Phoebe and Eric of an impending air raid, but is unsure how to explain his 'trip' to Yvonne

With Sally away tanning in the Costa del Sol, Thomas and Pippa also find themselves on foreign soil - on the trail of Lively, who's suddenly disappeared back to Ireland. S3 E5: The Sisters of Achill

Simon and Oliver forge an uneasy pact when they learn that Lyn is pregnant, but tensions arise when they are interviewed on a local radio station

Simon and Oliver return to a bachelor existence, now that their children have finally flown the coop. Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies star

Buying goods from home.

Buying goods from home.