U&Yesterday +1 Tuesday

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Travelling from Plymouth to the Lizard, Michael Portillo investigates the first radio signal to be sent across the Atlantic, an historic achievement made in the Edwardian era

In Blackburn, Michael Portillo catches a rare glimpse of Edwardian life on celluloid and marvels at how factory workers and schoolchildren alike were drawn to seek fame on film

Michael Portillo visits Heaton Park in Manchester, where one of the first open air concerts was held in 1909, before travelling on to the town of Oldham

Michael Portillo journeys from Maltby to Hinckley, going whippet racing and trying to understand the appeal of Marmite, before a look around the Triumph motorcycle factory

Three rare Alvises get the auction buyers going when put under the hammer. A Chevy Corvette which started its journey in Saudi Arabia makes its way to Thornton le Dale for the sale

Dave gets a nasty surprise when he opens the bonnet of a fast Ford from the 80s, and an Austin Heavy 12 nearly a century old sets off a bidding war at the auction

The people responsible for tracking down war criminals who had evaded capture, beginning with the US army task force in charge of locating German scientists

While America had Ford, Chrysler and Buick, Hitler also wanted a car that would transform his nation - the 'people's car', or Volkswagen

From the Royal Marines Museum in Southsea near Portsmouth, where items include chairs said to be made from timber off HMS Victory and paintings with an Indiana Jones connection

Items at the Royal Agricultural University near Cirencester include a tea caddy used for a budgie's ashes and possibly the last signatures made by Edward VIII before his abdication

Dave meets the inspirational owner of a Reliant Robin who's selling it to raise money for charity

Dave Mathewson has put his best clean T-shirt on to collect a 1965 Land Rover from a stately home - and it turns out that the trusty car has a real pedigree

The people responsible for tracking down war criminals who had evaded capture, beginning with the US army task force in charge of locating German scientists

While America had Ford, Chrysler and Buick, Hitler also wanted a car that would transform his nation - the 'people's car', or Volkswagen

From the Royal Marines Museum in Southsea near Portsmouth, where items include chairs said to be made from timber off HMS Victory and paintings with an Indiana Jones connection

In the third part of his journey, Simon travels through the Andes mountains from Peru to Bolivia, beginning at the world-famous ruins of Machu Pichu

The team's first purchase is a 1972 VW Fastback, and the second project sees them pick up a 40-year-old police bike

As a teenager, all Dave wanted for his first car was a 2 litre Ghia Cortina, and today he's off to Nottinghamshire to collect just that, alongside a Mark 1 Capri

Dave collects a Ford Fiesta XR2i that's not moved from a garage for 21 years and Derek picks up a 1956 Siva Tourer, made famous in Doctor Who

Billy talks about his lifelong love of all things furry and his hopes about what's next in store for Mother Earth

Derek thinks a 29,000-mile Ford Capri should be kept original. Plus, a Hercules women's racing bike from the '50s

Ruins of a vast industrial ghost town in the United States, a windswept Scottish island and the remains of a resort in Japan that watched a city burn

Fiona Bruce and the team are at the Bishop's Palace in Wells, Somerset, where items include one of the show's earliest recorded objects

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