U&Yesterday +1 Tuesday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Michael Portillo journeys from Dufftown to Aviemore, learning how Victorian whisky trains were raided by robbers and travelling along one of Scotland's most impressive viaducts

Michael Portillo travels from Inverness to Plockton, visiting Scotland's smallest railway station and learns what a spa break in the Victorian era comprised

Michael Portillo heads to John O'Groats from Invergordon, learning how one man's vision helped bring train travel to the Highlands and hearing about Scotland's Victorian gold rush

Michael Portillo embarks on the first leg of a journey from London to Newton Abbot in Devon, learning about a Victorian asylum and making malt the 19th-century way

Paul heads to County Durham to pick up a 1936 Singer Le Mans sports car and a pristine 1957, one-owner Lambretta LD 150, while Derek gets his hands on a 1962 MGA MK2 Coupe

Derek is reunited with the vehicle he took his driving test in - a 1957 Ford 100E Estate. Dave is also on the trail for an Escort, this time a 1970s Mk1 twin cam

The theories surrounding the death of Hermann Goering, who managed to cheat the hangman by taking a cyanide capsule on the day before his scheduled death

With the Blitz taking its toll, Britain had to keep its manufacturing going. Shadow factories were born and were crucial in the production of ammunition

Fiona Bruce presents a second programme from the Bishop's Palace in Wells, Somerset, where items valued include a bracelet once given as a gift by Queen Victoria, and a tapestry

Fiona Bruce takes the team to Dundee, where items include a miniature clock smuggled out of Germany during the Second World War and a copying machine from the 1780s

The team fall for a Subaru Pick-up, which has all the Mathewsons in agreement. But will it all come crashing down when picking up parts proves tricky?

A 1973 Ford Escort Mexico is the team's most expensive purchase to date. To save some cash Derek helps on their second buy - a 1968 Riley Kestrel

The theories surrounding the death of Hermann Goering, who managed to cheat the hangman by taking a cyanide capsule on the day before his scheduled death

With the Blitz taking its toll, Britain had to keep its manufacturing going. Shadow factories were born and were crucial in the production of ammunition

Fiona Bruce presents a second programme from the Bishop's Palace in Wells, Somerset, where items valued include a bracelet once given as a gift by Queen Victoria, and a tapestry

Robbie Cumming takes a tumble at Buckby Locks in Northamptonshire and has a problem with his power supply and battery bank

Robbie visits a former Beatle's home in Henley, uncovers horror history in Marlow and struggles to find a mooring in Maidenhead on the River Thames

The team takes on a modern day fast Ford to see if a 'quick flip' could make a few quid and revisit a 3 year MG restoration project that's still not finished

The team cannot believe their luck when a Volvo 144 rolls in with just 15,000 miles on the clock

Derek navigates the dry stone walls of the Peak District to collect a very original 1988 Opel Manta. Plus, Dave deals with a Ford Granada rally support vehicle

A classic car club descends on the garage as they prepare to attend a new event that celebrates original and unrestored vehicles