U&Yesterday +1 Friday

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Michael Portillo travels to the steel city of Sheffield where he discovers an early 20th century steam engine, before heading south into Nottinghamshire and arriving in Nantwich

Michael Portillo sets off on the first leg of a journey from the Midlands to Rye in East Sussex, beginning by travelling from Warwick to Radley in Oxfordshire

Michael Portillo picks up his rail journey from Warwick to Rye. In Reading, he traces the origins of education for workers, and in Cliveden explores a great Italianate mansion

Michael Portillo reaches London on his rail journey from Warwick to Rye in East Sussex. In Ealing, he is transformed for the silver screen by expert hair and make-up

Derek takes a shine to a rare 1958 Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire with a long family history and a convertible Triumph Herald brings a few smiles on auction day

An Aston Martin DB6 in need of total restoration looks set to break the Mathewsons auction record and news of a rare Vincent motorbike arriving causes a stir

The story of the Allied forces hunt for Joachim Peiper, the man responsible for the massacre of American PoWs in Malmedy, Belgium

How the Lancaster factory, one of the biggest buildings in Europe at the time, helped to create a truly war-winning weapon

The experts gather at the home of the Royal Ballet School in Richmond Park, London. Objects include a longbow used in the Second World War and a sketch of Dylan Thomas's wife

The team travels to the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, where items include the death mask of William Gladstone and a horn found by a soldier serving in Afghanistan

Derek heads to North Wales to collect an Austin 7, and a gem of a Bentley, a British classic with coachwork built by top notch Parisian outfit Kellner who specialised in luxury

Derek heads to Doncaster to collect four vintage BSAs motorbikes including one said to be the rarest BSA of all

The story of the Allied forces hunt for Joachim Peiper, the man responsible for the massacre of American PoWs in Malmedy, Belgium

How the Lancaster factory, one of the biggest buildings in Europe at the time, helped to create a truly war-winning weapon

The experts gather at the home of the Royal Ballet School in Richmond Park, London. Objects include a longbow used in the Second World War and a sketch of Dylan Thomas's wife

The explorer travels the length of North and South America, beginning in Alaska, where he witnesses the impact of climate change on a glacier in Denali National Park

The British airmen are captured while paddling down the estuary, so Rene and the Resistance launch a cunning plan to rescue them - using a couple of coffins

Herr Flick and Von Smallhausen prepare to meet their maker as they face a firing squad, while Madame Fanny discovers Edith in bed with the Fuehrer

Von Klinkerhoffen orders Rene and Edith to dress up as Hitler and Goering pretending to leave town so he can catch any Resistance group that tries to attack them

Paul's on the East Coast to help a collector who is saying goodbye to his prized Excelsior Consort and his handmade Yorkshire Coble boat

Fame has taken Billy to some weird and wonderful places. Frank Sinatra once barked at him, and he appeared as a murderer in one of TV's greatest cop shows

The Restoring Classics team pays tribute to mid-80s-Midlands by breathing new life into what was once the fastest production MG ever made - the Montego Turbo

An iron monster lost in the Alaskan tundra, a Crusader fort thrown into a modern conflict, and a prison built to house a mafia kingpin

Michael Portillo travels from Motherwell to Linlithgow, visiting the Forth Rail Bridge and the Falls of Clyde and learning the origins of one of Scotland's best-selling soft drinks

Michael Portillo travels from Stirling to Pitlochry, visiting the scene of the Battle of Bannockburn and having a drink in Scotland's smallest distillery along the way

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