U&Yesterday Monday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Fiona Bruce presents the show from the Bishop's Palace in Wells, where finds include a blues guitar, a broken plate by Victorian designer Augustus Pugin, and a piece of street art

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Ham House in Richmond-upon-Thames, and picture specialist Alexandra Gill talks about how Tutankhamun inspired her journey into antiques

Investigating what happened to a pirate city in Jamaica, a grim gulag in Croatia and a Louisiana plantation caught up in the aftermath of the American Civil War

Examining a ghost island once belonging to a secretive country on the fringes of Europe. Also, a haunting site in the UK with evidence of strange burial practices

Rob Bell explores the coastal defence network built to defend Britain's beaches, including a tower in Essex which controlled mines laid across the estuary

Unexplained events during wartime, including German submarines that discovered previously unknown sea creatures and a Japanese bomb that floated on the jet stream

Michael Portillo reaches the boundary between the northern and southern states - the Mason-Dixon line - as he travels from Wilmington, North Carolina, to Fort McHenry, Maryland

The team returns to Plas Newydd on the Isle of Anglesey, where items waiting to be valued include a Chinese punchbowl and a collection of historical items related to deafness

Up for sale at the Mathewson's auction - a 1275 Mini GT that's come from just down the road that could be a future British icon

Derek goes to pick up a veteran 1904 Swift, there's an emotional farewell to a 1980s Bedford HA van, and a Toyota Corona finds a new home

The physical defence of London was crucial, and a ring of steel and concrete was thrown up around the capital as well as utilising natural defences

Featuring a look at sightings of UFOs during the Second World War, a US plan to use bats against Japan's cities, and a German attempt to persuade British POWs to change sides

The team returns to Plas Newydd on the Isle of Anglesey, where items waiting to be valued include a Chinese punchbowl and a collection of historical items related to deafness

In Lawrence, Kansas, Michael Portillo joins the Jayhawks basketball team, and later comes face to face with a herd of wild buffalo

Part two of two. Simon travels from the Peloponnese peninsula into the mountainous north of the country, meeting rebel monks and conservationists caring for an injured bear

Ben Robinson visits Laxey on the Isle of Man to discover the unusual attraction that drew Victorians to the tourist destination - the biggest waterwheel in the world

Ben Robinson discovers more about the quiet village of Ravenglass in the Lake District's National Park, which played a strategic role in the Roman empire

Up for sale at the Mathewson's auction - a 1275 Mini GT that's come from just down the road that could be a future British icon

Investigating what happened to a pirate city in Jamaica, a grim gulag in Croatia and a Louisiana plantation caught up in the aftermath of the American Civil War

On a railway journey from the capital Palermo to Europe's largest volcano, Mount Etna, Michael Portillo explores Sicilian life under the dictatorship of Mussolini

Following mechanic Colin Denton, who opens his North London garage for classic car owners to come and get the help they need to keep their precious cars on the road

The garage sees a Nissan Figaro with sticking seatbelts which Colin has an unexpected remedy for

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home