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Tyneside entrepreneur Jack considers a South American business opportunity, as well as finding romance with a well-bred socialist

David tries to convince Amy that he won't pursue his relationship with Linda, but she remains dubious about his intentions. Comedy, starring Keith Barron and Gwen Taylor

Alan starts dating a posh new girlfriend, but makes the mistake of asking Rigsby for advice on how to conduct himself in polite company.

Father and son have different ideas about the future as Matthew prepares to leave for college. Final episode of the comedy, with John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale

Penny feels Vince is taking her for granted and decides to teach him a lesson

Lady Lavender instructs her solicitor to give Ivy her shares from the Union Jack Rubber Company and James is tortured by thoughts of Miss Poppy. Comedy, starring Paul Shane

Bob wallows in self-pity, convinced he will never be able to cope without Thelma and increasingly worried about what the neighbours will think of Terry's home-making efforts

Stan and Jack are challenged to a darts match by clippies Iris and Jenny - who use their feminine charms to gain an unfair advantage

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

Documentary series. The Germans rally at Kursk for the largest land battle in history as over two million soldiers join 6,000 tanks and 4,000 aircraft for an all-out fight

Documentary about the British fighter aircraft designated 'Spitfire', a plane that was used before, during, and after the Second World War

Documentary showing how the attack at Pearl Harbor during the Second World War changed the course of history and shaped America's engagement with conflict

Documentary retracing the events of December 1941, which saw the newly formed British Commandos launch a raid on Vaagso in Norway

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Albert's long-running tax fiddle finally comes to light - he has never stopped claiming for Harold's beloved mum, who died 40 years ago. Comedy, starring Wilfrid Brambell

Jack inherits his deceased employer's bad-tempered dog. Billy, meanwhile, is keen to discover if blondes do have more fun

Already preoccupied with the possibility that she might be pregnant, Penny also has to deal with the prospect of dinner with Vince's parents. Comedy, starring Paul Nicholas

Alan starts dating a posh new girlfriend, but makes the mistake of asking Rigsby for advice on how to conduct himself in polite company.

First episode of the classic comedy sequel. Bob travels down to London, where his efforts to find a suitable wedding present see him reunited with Terry. From 1973

A new manager arrives at the Solana determined to transform it into a four-star hotel, but the start of the holiday season proves chaotic for the staff as well as the guests

Frank rejects Monica's advances, so she attends a hypnotist's show in the hope of regaining her sex appeal. Carl gets more than he bargained for when he starts a new job

Sam gets the chance to prevent a crime before it happens when he comes face to face with the younger version of a killer he arrested in 2006. Marc Warren guest stars

A new manager arrives at the Solana determined to transform it into a four-star hotel, but the start of the holiday season proves chaotic for the staff as well as the guests

Tempers begin to fray between Jamie and Karen, Micky enrols on a film course, and Carl takes his new sweetheart Maxine to meet the Gallaghers

It's the big day for Billy and Julie at the Registrar's office and for Freddie at the Court House. Cousin Eddie arrives from Canada

Ludicrus becomes embroiled in a plot to assassinate Julius Caesar, but Lurcio is enlisted to prevent the plan from going ahead

Sarah and Eleanor have fallen out and there seems little chance of a reconciliation

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Paul reflects on the past year as the Simcocks and Rodenhursts gather for the wedding of Liz and Neville

Simon and Oliver endanger a lot more than their hearts when they both take a fancy to an attractive shop assistant. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Simon and Oliver's weekend break proves to be anything but relaxing as the feuding pair spend the entire time at loggerheads. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

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