U&Yesterday Saturday

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We follow the 35-hour build of a new Defender, where over 3300 individual parts and 70 years of innovation come together to create a vehicle for any terrain

Factory 56 opens its doors as we follow the ultimate configuration of a £120,000 Mercedes-Benz S-Class, from the chassis build to the main assembly floor

Experts uncover a WWII German trench system revealing a daring commando raid to capture it. And, the sunken remains of a tank show how dangerous preparations for D-Day were

For the first time, the theatre of war takes place mainly in the air. From the invention of radar to Hitler's 'Wonder Weapons', all means are good to bring the enemy down

Using cutting edge drone technology, experts revisit some of the key sites across the former Third Reich to understand how the Nazi war machine operated

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien discover items including stained glass and a Victorian hay rack that are ready for upcycling to turn a profit for their owners

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel across the UK to find unique and valuable items, and their latest find is an old bureau which gets a makeover in Yorkshire

Simon O'Brien recycles some historic oak while Henry Cole comes unstuck when he tries to get to grips with an old Ford Escort

The first of two programmes in which the presenter explores the country that lies at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, and discovers the dramatic changes it is undergoing

Part two of two. Simon travels along the Black Sea Coast to the capital of Ankara, and witnesses first hand the aftermath of fighting in Kurdish areas before returning to Istanbul

The actor is joined by his uncle Matheson Green and nephew Daymon Britton, heading to Rothbury in Northumberland to sample a guided bird-watching walk

Businesswoman and Dragons' Den star Sara Davies takes Robson gorge-walking in Teesdale to introduce him to her way of getting close to nature

With Tim playing King Lear in Bristol, he and Prunella Scales tour the city and some West Country waterways further afield that include a trip to Devon

Tim and Pru cross the Scottish Highlands on a sun-kissed voyage along the spectacular Caledonian Canal, a waterway that links the North Sea with the Atlantic

Timothy West and Prunella Scales head into the open sea as they make their way through the islands of Scotland's coast, and on to the rarely used Crinan canal

Michael Portillo reaches the most westerly station in Wales, on the final leg of his rail journey along its southern coastline

Michael Portillo travels around the British Isles by train to learning about the challenges the coastal regions face, beginning at Siccar Point in Berwickshire

Michael Portillo continues his Scottish coastal journey along the Firth of Forth at the railway engineering icon for which it is famous throughout the world, the Forth Bridge

Michael Portillo begins this leg of his Scottish railway journey from Dunbar to Peterhead in the beautiful medieval city of Stirling

Victor and Margaret invite Mrs Warboys to stay at their house until her flooded flat dries out. However, the couple soon come to regret their generous offer. Richard Wilson stars

A sultry widow sets her sights on Victor, who is having difficulty getting to grips with his new home-security system. Guest starring Barbara Windsor

When Victor visits the solicitor, his already very short fuse is lit by a pigeon and a pair of underpants. Comedy, guest starring Antony Sher, with Richard Wilson

Paul and his son Charlie head to Leicestershire to collect a vintage Albion truck. Steeped in nostalgia, both Paul and Charlie fall for the Albion's charms

We follow the 35-hour build of a new Defender, where over 3300 individual parts and 70 years of innovation come together to create a vehicle for any terrain

Factory 56 opens its doors as we follow the ultimate configuration of a £120,000 Mercedes-Benz S-Class, from the chassis build to the main assembly floor

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NASA engineers reveal how they pushed technology's limits creating the Shuttle; a historian suggests the original intention for the Shuttle was to use it for spying missions