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

Richard Bellamy engages a Bohemian artist to paint a portrait of Lady Marjorie - but the painter is more interested in capturing Sarah on canvas

The hotel waiter is unhappy when the new management's sweeping changes disrupt the lives of holidaymakers and staff, so socialist-minded Amy lends support to his cause

Gloomy new tenant Mr Gray moves into Rigsby's boarding house, and proves too depressed even to notice the dingy surroundings. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter

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

Diana tries to teach her grandchildren a lesson in money management, but son-in-law Jimmy ruins the attempt by slipping the kids a few quid on the sly

A new neighbour turns Daphne's head, causing more problems for the troubled duo. Comedy, starring Angela Thorne and Michael Elphick

Roger's pre-match strategy has a dramatic impact on the night before the Cromer game

Bob gets a taste of his future at the funeral of Terry's Uncle Jacob. Comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

The trio move out to allow workmen into the flat, and Robin is more than happy to share a bed - until he finds out who with. Comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan

Oliver suggests it would be mutually beneficial if he and Simon were to stop feuding and go into partnership, but he has an ulterior motive in mind

Major Gordon Corrigan analyses the role played by midget submarines capable of sneaking undetected into harbours and sinking much larger vessels

Japan's feared World War Two kamikaze pilots, whose unswerving devotion to duty - even at the cost of their own lives - was rooted in the ancient Bushido code of honour

Why the German railway was the most successful in the world at the start of the 1930s but how the rise of Nazism began to curb this rise

The team are in an area used as a landing zone during Operation Market Garden in World War II and look for what artefacts from the 1944 operation can be recovered

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

Hapless David and Amy are left penniless after a donkey ride _ she hid all their money in her hat, which then flew off down a mountain. Comedy, with Keith Barron

Billy's romantic overtures do not go down well when he tries to reconcile with Julie, forcing him to return to the bosom of his family

Harold seeks psychiatric help after he tries to strangle Albert during a bout of sleepwalking. Guest starring Joanna Lumley

Rigsby asks Philip for a native charm to help him seduce the delectable Ruth - but his dreams of romance go up in smoke

Bob visits the hospital after injuring his foot and his misery is compounded when he has a run-in with Terry. Comedy, with James Bolam and Rodney Bewes

Following the stag do, best man Martin wakes up in bed with Bianca - who reveals her true age - while Kenneth has a crisis at the salon and Joyce sets up a volleyball court

Dom suspects Aidan might be a murderer when a pensioner dies suddenly while under his care. Thalia hatches a plan to get Frank out of the Blancos' lives

Owing to a little white lie on his income tax returns, Mr Roper must quickly acquire a son. Comedy, starring Brian Murphy and Richard O'Sullivan

Rigsby asks Philip for a native charm to help him seduce the delectable Ruth - but his dreams of romance go up in smoke

Following the stag do, best man Martin wakes up in bed with Bianca - who reveals her true age - while Kenneth has a crisis at the salon and Joyce sets up a volleyball court