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Buying goods from home.

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Mattresses and toppers from Dormeo - the home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget. Teleshopping.

Sir Horatio Manners calls in a favour from Jack and he is only too willing to oblige. Drama based on the James Mitchell novels, starring James Bolam

An English couple arrive at the hotel, playing the newly wed game to keep their marriage fresh, and innocently cause consternation between David and Amy

Rigsby returns from a dismal holiday in Spain to find a surprise awaiting him - Miss Jones is back, with a baby in tow

After persuading his son to get a job, Henry is dismayed when Matthew finds work at his own company. However, Henry realises he can use the appointment to his advantage

Mismatched lovers Vince and Penny get romantic at a wedding and Daphne is surprised by a visit from the Pinners

Comedy capers with the hapless staff of an upper-class stately home. Starring Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Bob bids his wife farewell and sets off on a boys-only fishing trip with Terry - but guilt soon gets the better of him

Stan is forced to change his unhealthy diet after the drivers are obliged to take a medical test. Seventies comedy, starring Reg Varney

Oliver begins taking an interest in Simon's younger sister Susan. Comedy about rival antique dealers, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

The use of propaganda in Hitler's Nazi regime. The first episode examines the Fuehrer's fascination with propaganda, which began in the trenches of the First World War

Military expert Simon Pearson examines the role of tanks in modern warfare

An insight into the time of peace between the First and Second World Wars, how 20 years of peace and the forces reshaping the world produced another war

Documentary series. London is the target in a well-planned and co-ordinated terrorist attack on the 7th of July, 2005

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

Trouble ensues when Harold brings home a cart full of coffins. Classic comedy, starring Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett

Connie and Oswald join the holiday to see Billy and Aveline, and Joey's protest about the game shooting on the estate wins him an admirer

On the day Penny's divorce comes through, she receives a marriage proposal. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Rigsby switches his amorous attentions to new lodger Marilyn, who turns out to be an exotic dancer - complete with python. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

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

Billy receives some life-changing advice from Uri Geller, and Tiger and Rob decide that Joey's mathematical talents would come in handy for a trip to the casino

Frank plans to escape from the psychiatric hospital, and Libby learns they could lose the family home when his divorce has been nullified

Comedy following the workers of Hatley railway station, who live a gentle and predictable life that is rudely interrupted by some alarming news and a new station master

Rigsby returns from a dismal holiday in Spain to find a surprise awaiting him - Miss Jones is back, with a baby in tow

Billy receives some life-changing advice from Uri Geller, and Tiger and Rob decide that Joey's mathematical talents would come in handy for a trip to the casino

Frank is still lost in his own sci-fi odyssey, Shane discovers a new venture for the Maguires, and Micky is anxious about Timmy's release from prison

The family dog is accused of biting a girl, Billy tries to make Julie jealous, and Jack gets a bumper wage packet

An English couple arrive at the hotel, playing the newly wed game to keep their marriage fresh, and innocently cause consternation between David and Amy

Bill receives several chain letters, but resolves to ignore them - until various domestic mishaps cause her to think again. Belinda Lang and Gary Olsen star

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

The wedding party goes ahead in the Sir Leonard Hutton Room, but mysterious goings-on are afoot in the Geoffrey Boycott Room. Final episode of the sitcom

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

Simon delves into genealogy, and Oliver prepares to add the Prince of Wales to his list of customers. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Buying goods from home.

Buying goods from home.