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Matt and Jack compete against businessmen to purchase property in Wellesley Street

David's flirting with Linda enrages Amy and although she warns him off, he appears to be taking no notice - so she decides to see how much he really loves her

Ruth talks Rigsby into renting his newly vacated room to a friend of hers. Pilot episode of the classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter and Frances de la Tour

Henry stumbles across evidence of his son's wild parties and resolves to sort out his errant offspring

Frank survives an accident-prone journey to visit Betty in hospital - to the dismay of the medical staff. Michael Crawford stars

Alf continues to supply the Sunshine Pantry with Mrs Lipton's cakes

Bob tries to broaden Terry's social circle by inviting him to a trendy dinner party, but the occasion ends in disaster

The rent money disappears, forcing Jo to consider selling a prized possession. Flat-share comedy, with Sally Thomsett, Paula Wilcox and Richard O'Sullivan

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

The role of naval crafts and aircraft in WW2 with eyewitness accounts about how campaigns were planned and what happened on the day of attack when protection from the enemy was very limited.

An examination of the climates associated with battles during the Second World War, including the Allied and Japanese forces' struggle for control of Port Moresby

A look at how a handful of names - El Alamein, Okinawa, and Pearl Harbor - are carved into history as turning points which influenced the course of the Second World War

Often called 'the forgotten bomber', the mighty North American twin B-25 delivered the first blow in the fightback against Japan in one of the most daring and audacious raids of all time.

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

Harold readies himself for a fortnight's skiing holiday without Albert, hoping that for once things will not go terribly wrong for him

The family dog is taken ill and eventually neutered, Aveline returns from London after completing her modeling job and Freddie moves out again

Penny sets up home with Vince, and everything runs like clockwork - until burglars intervene. Comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Alan smuggles a woman up to his room, but an unscheduled appearance by her irate father soon puts paid to his dreams of romance

Terry carries out home improvements for Bob and Thelma while they are on holiday. However, he finds himself sidetracked by their attractive neighbour Sandra

Kelly's mother Sylvia (guest star Wendy Richard) arrives to sort out Mateo, but ends up involved in an unseemly slanging match when Madge accuses her of poaching her man

Donald and Jacqueline help Kelly take revenge on Mateo in their own unique way, while Janice gets back at Mick for forgetting their anniversary. Comedy, with Siobhan Finneran

Chatsworth faces dark times when half the residents are evicted from their homes as part of a crackdown on the estate's benefits culture

The staff discover that the station is a hundred years old and decide to have a street party to celebrate. Comedy, starring Jeffrey Holland and Su Pollard

Miss Jones reports a prowler to the police and it is not long before an inspector calls - but, unfortunately for Rigsby, he is not all he seems

Kelly's mother Sylvia (guest star Wendy Richard) arrives to sort out Mateo, but ends up involved in an unseemly slanging match when Madge accuses her of poaching her man

Donald and Jacqueline help Kelly take revenge on Mateo in their own unique way, while Janice gets back at Mick for forgetting their anniversary. Comedy, with Siobhan Finneran

Mimi sets Billy a challenge to test his manhood, while Micky decides to put Ray's numeracy skills to good use by taking him to the casino

Nellie has managed to get away with Derek for a weekend in the Cotswolds, leaving Aveline in charge of the cooking

Gary returns to 1940 following an ultimatum from Yvonne, and Ron forges wartime money so his friend can make a killing on the stock exchange

Ben starts to think he's over the hill and decides to make up for his misspent youth by joining a secret plumbers' organisation - much to the amusement of his family

The comedian entertains a celebrity audience including John Mills, Michaela Strachan, Jeremy Beadle, Linda Robson, Gaby Roslin and Bobby Davro in a show recorded in 1994

Simon and Oliver make plans to visit their children in Canada, but Simon forgets his passport and inadvertently sets of his burglar alarm while trying to retrieve it

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

Buying goods from home.

Buying goods from home.